ocr: JUSINESJDARD POLYNESIAN PRINTING OFFICE. fllaiu anil jncn Book atrt Job flrintins accu as Pamphlets Catalogues, Circulars, Ilaudbills. Shop Bills, Dills of Exchange, Bills of Lading, Consular Blanks, Dill Heads, m Blank Deeds, VISITING, BUSINESS AND ADDRESS CARDS Execjti with neatness and despatch, on libcraltcnns


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ocr: MEMBERS OF THE ROYAL HA SWAILN AGRICULTURAL SOCI iVjT E'l'Y are requested to call atthestor fer! of K. G. DAVIS. (Treas) corner of Hotel and Fort streets, and settle their annual subscriptions. Any person can become a member of the society, on the payment ot $0. Aug. 12, 18-52-4mos-16 1

place_of_publication: Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii

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ocr: IVEYV IIOTKI- LIBERTY HALL. HtX The above House has recent!) openedas a first class Ilotel. No expense ha snared in fitting it with every mern conve for comfort and elegance. The Bar will be supplied with the best of Wines, Liquor Cigars; ana me proprietor nopea oy siriti at to tne wants of his customers, to merit a of the public patronage. JAMES DAWSCN Honolulu, Sept. 7, 1830. 17 1. III


ocr: HOUSES. LAND, &c REAL ESTATE X)R SALE close to the beach fronting Kaahamana and Merchant streets, in the follow low frontins on Merchant street: .o 1, 40 ft 3 in front, 87 ft 10 in hack. So 1 40 ft 3 in front, 101 ft 8 in hack. - No 3, 40 ft3 in front. 108 ft 6 in back. v i,i t, :. v.,... 1 1 (V h., V So 5, 44 ft 11 in front on Merchant s ; do 41 ft front on Kaahnmanu st. rwitinjr on KaHliimanu street. ? S 6, 41 ft front. Si feet 2 in hack. Sold. yo 7. 41 ft front, 85 ft 2 in hark. A?yw to ST A RKEY, J.ANION & CO. Hoaolaln, .Sept. 26,tf-20


ocr: MERCANTILE HOTEL AND RESTAURANT, ON FRONT STREET, OXE DOOR NORTH OF PACIFIC WHARF, Sun Francisco. California. N.B. Lodgings or Furnished Rooms, by the day, week, or month ; and meals at all hours. 22-ly GEORGE BROWN.


ocr: BUS1NES S CARDS. POLYNESIAN PRINTING OFFICE. plain dnl ISufnDMkii) Jcb printing -SUCH AS- ' Pamphlets, Catalogues, Circular, Handbills, Shop Bills, i . Bills of Exchange, Bills of Lading, Consular Blanks, Bill Heads, Blank Deeds, VISITING. BUSINESS AND ADDRESS CARDS Siecmei with neatness and despatch, on


ocr: MALLORY, STUART &, CO. (LATE XACLEA & CO.) HD? CHANDLERS, grocers and iron mongers, Central wharf, .corner of Battery Street, SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. Rope, canvass, paints and oils, blocks, etc.. chains, ai chors, lines and twines, nails, etc, provisions, na val f tores, copper and lead, ale, porr, etc.,te groce ries, spirits, wines. 9 m29


ocr: : BUSINGS S CARDS: POLYNESIA plain an JFancn Book ani lob printing , ICCH AS , Pamphlet!, Shop Bills, Catalogues, Bills of Exchange, Circulars, Bills of Lading, Handbills, Consular Blanks, Bill Heads, Blank Deeds, VISITING, BUSINESS AND ADDRESS CARDS Executed with neatness and despatch, on liheralterms PRINTING OFFICE.


ocr: , SAN FRAINCISCO NOTICES. ti t. rABWBix. " jamks r. corru. FARWELL &. CURTIS, ' Central wharf, and Clay ft., near Front , SAN FRANCISCO, 01) ip ilianblcrs, . And importers of Manila and llemp Hope, Canvass, Sheathing Copper and Metal, Naval Blocks &c, &c. Having erected a fire-proof brick building on street, in rear of the old scand. Ship-masters dealers will slwnya and a full assortment of goods our Iido tt .owest prices. P.cier to A. P. Everett, Esq. 5ia-a


ocr: MERCANTILE HOTEL AND RESTAURANT, ON FRONT STREET, ONE DOOR NORTH OF PACIFIC WHARF, San Fraiu-isco, ('nliforiiin. N.B. Lodgings or. Furnished Rooms, by the day, wecK, or montn ; ana meats at ail nours. GEORGE BROWN.


ocr: HOUSES. LAND, &c. - REAL ESTATE T?OR SALE close to the beach fronting l. ivaanutnanu and Merchant streets, in the follow ng lots rronting on Merchant street : No 1, 40 ft 3 in front, 87 ft 10 in back. No 2, 40 ft 3 in front, 101 ft 8 in back. No 3, 40 ft 3 in front, 108 ft 6 in back. , No 4, 40 ft 3 in front, 41 ft back. No 5, 44 ft 1 1 in front on Merchant St. do 41 ft front on Kaahnmanu 6t. Fronting on Kaahnmanu street. No 6, 41 ft front, 85 feet 2 in back. Sold. No 7, 4 1 ft front, 85 ft 2 in back. ripply to ST,1UKEY,JANI0N&C0 - Honolulu, Sept. 26,tf-20


ocr: MERCANTILE HOTEL AND RESTAURANT. ON FRONT STREET, OXE DOOR NORTH OF PACIFIC WHARF, San Fmncisco, California. N.B. Lodgings or Furnished Rooms, by the day, week, or month ; and meals at all hours.


ocr: WRIGHT & SMITH'S LOCK AND GUN SMITHS- UNION STREET, HONOLULU. Ax. B. LOCKS FOB IRON SAFES MADE AND REPAIRED. 3m-42


ocr: WRIGHT & SMITH, BELL, n.l.YCERS. Union street, Honolulu. tnr ITonsrs and office doors hung at the shortest notice and on reasonable terms. 3m42


ocr: IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF JOHN NEDDLES. deceased. -Notice is hereby given to all persons in any way indebted to the Estate of the late John Neddies de ceased, that they were required by an order issuing out of the Superior Court, to pay their debts to tha undersigned forthwith, and all persons having claims against .'-aid estate are ordered to present the sum to the unih?rsigned,on or before the first Monday of Feb ruary, A. D. 1S53. AMOS S. COOK, " Administrator. Honoiulu, Dec. 4, 1852. 8t 30


ocr: MALLORY, STUART &. CO. (latb MACLEA&CO.) CJIIIP CHANDLERS, grocers and iron mongers, k5 Central wharf, corner of Batterv Stroet. SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. Rope, canvass, paints and oils, blocks, etc.. chains, ai chors. lines and twines, nails, etc.. Twovisi.ma val storc-Vcoppcr and lead, alo, porr, etc.,te groce-


ocr: SOCTHGATE. O. R. BARCLAY. W. O. H SCULLY J. J. SOUTHGATE & CO. Mcrcliatiriitc Produce ami Ship BROKERS, PACIFIC STREET WHARF, CORNER FRONT ST. SAN FIVVNCISCO. Referto G. B. Post& Co.. Hort Brother. TKnrr. bam, Reynolds, Eartlett & Co., San Francisco. l 29


ocr: j MALLORY, STUART & CO. - (late MACLBA & CO.) 4 HIP CHANDLERS, grocers and iron S3 Central wharf, comer of Battery Street, FRANCISCO, CAL. . - ' : " Ttnr raiiTiu niunts and Atla. Wrwka. etc chains. at chors, lines and twines, nails, etc., provisions, na val stores, copper and lead, ale, porr, etc.,te groce ries, spirit, wines. 9 m 29


ocr: BL ACKSMITU1XG ! Iff B. WILLIAM JACKSON having filen the if Ji. shop formerly occupied by Mr. Thoioas Jonea. would respectfully inform the citizens of Honolulu, and the public generally that he is prepared to exe cute all orders that he may be favored with, such as ship work, horse shoeing and blacksmithing in gen eral. He hopes by strict attention to business, to give satisfaction to all who may favor him with a calL


ocr: TESSELS ADVRTISED FOR SAN FRANCISCO DIRECT ! The A. 1. clipper brig M. A. JONES. F. 1. Newell, Master, will be despatched for me above named port on baturday, Oct. 2nd. For freight or passage, having splendid accommodations for cabin or steerage passengers, apply to the Capt. on board or to A. P. EVERETT. Cabin passage $80, Steerage do. $50. No berth secured until paid for. Honolulu, 23d, 1852-2t-20


ocr: .MERCANTILE HOTEL AND RESTAURANT, ON FRONT STREET, OXE DOOR NORTH OF PACIFIC WHARF, San Francisco. California. N.B. Lodgings ot. Furnished Rooms, by the day, week, or month ; and meals at all hours. 22-ly GEORGE BROWN.


ocr: HOUSES, LAND, fee - RKAT.TISTITI! VOR SALE close to the beach fronting F Kaahnmann and Merchant streets, in the follow kg lots fronting on Merchant street: o 1, 4i it 3 m tront, 87 ft 10 in back. . So 2, 40 ft 3 in front, 101 ft 8 in back. So 3, 40 ft 3 in front, 108 ft 6 in back. Ko 4, 40 ft 3 in front, 41 ft back. So 5, 44 ft 1 1 in front on Merchant St. do 41 ft front on Kaahumanu st Fronting on Kaahumanu 6 tree t. o 6, 41 it tront, 85 feet 2 in back. Sold- So 7, 4 1 ft front, 85 ft 2 in back. ipplyto S TURKEY, J ANION & CO: Honolulu, Sept 26,tf-20


ocr: VESSELS ADVERTISED. . For Ililo, touching at Kawaihae, HAWAII! ! The schooner KINOOLE, R. Robinson, master, will run as a regular packet be tween Honolulu, and the above ports, for freight or passage, apnly to B. PITMAN, Hilo, or tf-2 Mil Ulltl-.li & uo., Honolulu.


ocr: CBAS. X. GOOSWIX. CHAS. S. XTICBCOCJU aooDWZir &. co., Commission - slilcrcl)Qnt SiTTTST STanrr. SAN FRANCISCO, CAI, REFERKNCES. , t. t?. v- n...i.. ii. a. rr Viln'i Aagit Belmoat " " . T. Eeerett, Esaj., Boawlulu. rViaing Jarres, Esq., Boston. R. C. WyUie, E-. . . 1 Waid.oaaiCo., " Ruasell Jt Starges, Manila. - U. Danoson, jsq., agent, Jifsors. xukiucjuiu, lvw - - i . San Fzancieco.


ocr: KALEPOLEPO, JAN. 26th 1352. NEITHER QUACKERY: HOB IMPOSITION! - A FRIEND1 TO THE AFFLlZ'fED. : : AND lovers of V IRISR POTATOES ! I The genuine article' is constantly on hand of the best quality and in any quantity to. suit purchasers at the lowest market price, for cash. . .. . N. B. Friends and strangers before making pur chases or disposing of their goods, would do well to call on the undersigned, as he is willing to buy goods suitable lor this market and can afford to pay as much as any other party. To his. old friends and patrons he is under many obligations for the many thousands of barrels of Irish potatoes they have pur chased from him and the many favors he has receiv ed from them J. J.


ocr: l)c $)olgttC0t(m, Is published weekly at Honolulu, Oaho. Hawaiian Is ED WIN O. HALL, EDITOR. TERMS. One copj perannura. in advance, One copy six montbs,in advance, Single copies, Rales of Advertising. One squire, (16 lines) first insertion. $6 oo o 50 12 SI 00 25 One squire (lb lines) each continuance, Half square ( 3 lines or less) first insertion., Hilf squ ire (8 Hues or less) each continua., Cards, Notices. &c, not exceeding one half squ ire, by the year. 'Card, Notices, etc , not exceeding one sq.. 50 121- 5 00 8 00 1 early advertising not exceeding one half column, - - . 30 00 Yearly advertising not exceeding one col 60 00 Yearly advertising limited to the own business. uton advertisements. I wentv live cents line for the first insertion, and six and one fourth tor each subsequent insertion. Subscript ion to the Polynesian is Datable - j. K7-.V. transient advertisements will he inserted prepaid, . '


ocr: I'egulnr Packet FOR LAHAINA ! ! rjc lasi-saumg capper "IvLLLMANL," Peterson Uiu..ei-, wul T . run as a regular packet between Honolulu and La haiua, leaving Honolulu even- Friday at 5 p. m. and Lahaina every Tuesday p. m. For freight or passage apply to the Ca tain on board, or to 3ui-52 ALDR1CH & RUSS, Kaahumanu. i schooner w tfr .


ocr: Tn-TILLIAM EOWDEN begs to inform the puft- Ww lie that he has ertered into partnership with Mr. James I S ard Chapman, late agent for Mr. R. C. Janion aL... the business will . be henceforth con ducted under the firm ot Cnapman & Uowden at their etore in Merchant street. - CHAPMAN & BOWDEN. Honolulu, May 15, 1652. 4t-l


ocr: POLYNESIAN PRINTING OFFICE. Plain an. Janrn Dock an Job Printing li. , ICCH AS Pamphlets, Shop Bills, Catalogues, Bills of Exchange, Circulars, Bills of Lading, Handbills, Consnlar Blanks, Bill Heads, Blank Deeds, VISITING, BUSINESS AND ADDRESS CARDS Erecuiei with neatness and despatch, on liberalterms


ocr: rrauslatin? and Interpreting ! O DWARD HUNT, INTERPRETER FOU HjJ Police Court of Honolulu, and the Jourt of the kinsdonx. offers his services to the pub ic and others, to translate documents and ietween foreigners and natives of this kingdom, u matters of business.' Mr. Hunt hopes that diligence and attention to business he will ihe confidence and patronage of the public. Oifice hours, after Police Court is closed, jaN'OA BUILDING, No 3; on the 2nd story. i All matters committed to hm will be trictly confidcntiaL Honolulu, Feb. 2-5, VLL DANISH SUBJECTS are notified that undersigned has empowered Mr. "Wyllic, linisler of Foreign Halations to act as II. D. 'ousul until the return of L. II. ANTHON, . N II. D. My's Danish Consulate, April 14, 18,52-49-tf ANTED IMMEDLATELY, A to find his own team, and to plough by "re ; for further particulars, apply to llobt. C.


ocr: i. J. SOUTHOATE. O. R- BARCLAY. W. O. H. SCULLY J. J. SOUTHGATE & CO. illerehaiiflise Produce and Ship BROKXES, PACIFIC STREET WHARF, CORNER FRONT ST. SAN FRANCISCO. Refer to G. B. Post & Co., Hort Brothers, Bing Reynolds, Bartlett & Co., Sanitancisco. 1 yr 29 !


ocr: SAN FRANCISCO NOTICES. d. ruvcu. FARWELL &, JAMB F. CDBTIS. CURTIS, Central wharf, and Clay ft., near Front st., SAN FRANCISCO, Sl)ip vEljanulers, And importers of Manila and Hemp Rope, Cotton Canvass, Sheathing Copper and Metal, Naval stores, Blocks &c, &c. Having erected a fire-proof brick building on Clay street, in rear of the old tand, Ship-masters and dealers will slwjs Lnd a full assortment of goods in our lin t lowest prices. Prier to A. P. Eviierr, Esq. iai-o


ocr: THE BEST QUALITY . of filAfili ANY QUANTITY, at the , LOWEST PRICES. oa the SrricpirOcaaasO X3c&33.;?3 L. L. T0bERT, KO'lUAULA.'EAST MAUI. Cargoes bought on commission at $1 50 per ton, or 12 1-2 cents perbbL Enquire in Honolulu of A. P. Everett, or Malee, Anthon & Co. There is a greater proportion of the RED potatoes at Honuaula than at any other part of the potato region. Honuaula is the most convenient anchorage at the Island of Maui, to get cargoes on board. 6m-19 Ml POTATOES IN


ocr: v SALES AT AUCTION. A. P. EVERETT, Auctioneer, -TI.N THURSDAY, Sept. 16th, an extensive sale W of Furniture, Real Estate, fcc, &c, at Bella Vista, Nuuanu Valley. Sale to commence at 10 o'clock.


ocr: i SALES AT AUCTION. CATTLE AT AUCTION ! ! ! Un ooturdav next, ltn inst., at half ras 12 o'clock, will he sold at the Auction Room of the undersigned, a HERD OF CATTLE, say about 170 head, now running at Hamakua, on the Island of Hawaii, in the same flock as the cattle already ad vertised. Also, at 12 o'clock, the same dav, 20 ca sea of Sherry Wine. V P. EVERETT. lt-10 ' Auctioneer.


ocr: Kcsular Packet " FOR LAHAINA 1 ! The fast-sailing dioDer schooner , KULUMANTJ, Peterson roaster, run as a regular packet between Honolulu and haina, leaving Honolulu every Friday at 5 p. m. Lahaina every Tuesday p. it. For freight or appiy to uie captain on board, or to -3m-52 ALDRICH & RUSS, Kaahumanu.


ocr: Cold Dnst! gold dust!!": GOLD DI'ST WANTED, FOR 'WTCCII THR highest market price will hr - a. AppW to , , H. J. HEAP, at the store " lately occupied by Messrs Heap. Greinwell & Co. , Honolulu. April 21, lS-3-tf-50


ocr: MERCANTILE HOTEL AND RESTAURANT, ON FRONT STREET, OXE DOOR NORTH OF PACIFIC WHARF, San Francisco. California. N .B. Lodgings or Furnished Rooms, by the day, week, or month ; and meals at all hours. -ly v GEORGE BROWN.


ocr: HEW HOTEL HSIJI LIBERTY HALL. JJJ-i L The above House has recently been opened as a first class Hotel. No expense has been spared m ntting u wuu e. j nience for comfort and elegance. The Bar win always be supplied with the best of Wines, Liquors and Cigars; ana tne proprietor uv j - tention to the wants of his customers, to merit a share of the public P'tronage 17


ocr: SAN j. d." riawtiu jamii r. curm. FARWELL & CURTIS, Central wharf, and Clay St., near Front SAN FRANCISCO, Ship (Sljanftlcxs, And importers of Manila and Hemp Rope, Canvass, Sheathing Copper and Metal, Naval Blocks &c. &c. Having erected a fire-proof brick biulding cn street, in rear of the old stand. Ship-masters- dealers will always and a full assortment of goods our Im e.t .owest prices. I'-eicr to A. P. Everett, Esq. Sin-o


ocr: IJ omce. JulyZGtMl lTt TI.C E . THE UNDERSIGN I aving been appointed attornet ar d atth! kised agent by Robert Towns, Esq., Sydney, for, and on account of the following ski; his property, viz : C7 cCtf HALiSKS. Jane, Lady Blackwcsi Alpha, Solomon Loft us, Independence, London Packet, Rhone, Tuscarora, Arabian, Avon, Genii, (brig) Governor, (brig.) MERCHANT SHIPS. Royal Saxon, .' Statesman, Royal Sovereign, Louisa, Julia Penning, Will o the Wisp. The MASTERS of any of the above vessels are quested to report themselves immediately on (th ai-rival at any of the ports of the Sandwich Islhn at the omce of H. SEA. Honolulu, March 6, 1352-tf 47


ocr: pTR vpw pt?nfriT-r Sjaj " The A. 1. cnnnerM nnr IgHa ' 1' r- - rwasu,& American Dark ijab.li,a, " a i-z years old, II. Wood, master, will have early despatch fot above nort Beintr n moat 1onmVa nuul A being the intention to take nothing but bo'ne J 1 -ii ' . . . . ury cargo, snippers wm nna it to their advantage ship by this vessel. , For 'freight, apply to WM. H. WOOD, or tf-H R. COADY & CO.


ocr: SALES AT AUCTION. II. Sea, Anctioneer. N MONDAY next, August 30, at 10 o'clock a. a, wiu oc sold at the auction room of II. SEA, a general assortment of merchandise. It-16 A. P. EVERETT. Anctioneer, ' o ,N TUESDAY Aug. 31, will be sold a general aasoruneut ui jiXiiwnfiojj, ma auction rooms.


ocr: For Sale ! A Splendid New York built four wheeled BUGGY, light patent leather top, 6ilver trimmed, and wide seat, with extra pole for two horses. Warranted perfectly sound and in good order. having been in use only two months. Also, a Boston made, silver mounted. Harness, in perfect order. For terms applv to July 29, 1852-tf-12 WM. BAKER, Jr.


ocr: 2t-18 k GRICULTURAL TRANSACTIONS. Mem JL bers of the Royal Hawaiian Agricultural Soci ctv are informed that the Annual Transactions of the Society are now ready for distribution and sale, and can be obtained at the Polynesian omce. inc pamphlet embraces 144 pages, and the communica tions and essays will be found of great practical ben efit to those engaged in agriculture. Price 3 1-2 c Subscribers are entitled to one copv each, gratis, The postage on these pamphlets to any part of the U. b. is 50 cents each copv, which can be prepaid. 5t-18 W ALtjV A situation as a salesman in a wholesale or retail store, by a voung man who has had considerable experience in the business.


ocr: HOUSES, LAND, &c REAL ESTATE I K)R SALE close to the beach fronting . Kaahnmann and Merchant streets, in the follow eg lots fronting on Merchant street : N 1, 40 ft 3 in front, 87 ft 10 in back. No 3, 40ft 3 in front, 101 ft 8 in back. No 3, 40 ft 3 in front, 108 ft 6 in back., No 4, 40 ft 3 in front, 41 ft back. No 5, 44 ft 1 1 in front on Merchant st. do 41 ft front on Kaahumanu St. Fronting on Kaahumanu street. No c, 41 ft front. 85 feet 2 in back. Sold. No 7, 41 ft front, 85 ft 2 in bark. -- ripply to STJRKEY.JJiNION&CO. Honolulu, Sept 26,tf-20


ocr: J. J. 60CTHGATE. G. R. BARCLAY. W. O. H. SCULLY J. J. SOUTIIGATE & CO. Merchandise Produce and Ship BROKERS, PACIFIC STREET WHARF, CORNER FRONT ST. SAN FRANCISCO. Refer to G. B. Post & Co., Hort Brothers, Bing ham, Reynolds, Bartlett & Co., San Francisco. 1 yr 29


ocr: WRIGHT & SMITH'S LOCK AND GUN SMITHS- UNION STREET, HONOLULU. . Ax. B. LOCKS FOR IROX SAFES MADE AVD SEFAISED. 3m-42


ocr: THE BEST QUALITY of Si IN ANY QUANTITY , at the LOWEST PRICES, on the L. L. Toll BERT, KONUmVeAST MAUI. Cargoes bought on commission at 1 50 per ton, or 12 1-2 cents perbbl. Enquire in Honolulu of A. P. Everett, or Makce, Anthon & Co. There is a greater proportion of the RED potatoes at Houuaula than -t any other part of the potato region. Ilomiau'a Is the most convenient anchorage at the 9 H


ocr: MERCANTILE HOTEL AND RESTAURANT, ' ON FRONT STREET, ONE DOOR NORTH OF PACIFIC WHARF, San Franc, co, California. N.B. Lodgings or Furnished Rooms, by the day. week, or montli ; and meals at all hours. 22-ly GEORGE BROWN.


ocr: DR. J. MOTT SMITH,'.--: of A'bany.N. Y., ' - , IE) HQ jr CP It S43 P . f Office corner of Berciania and Smith Street, op oait Rev. L. Smith's native church. ly-50


ocr: SALES AT AUCTION. A. P. EVERETT, Auctioneer, GRANITE GATE POSTS. FURNITURE, CHINA GOODS, &c, AT AUC- This day, SATURDAY Aug. 21, at 10 o'clock a. m., at the store of R. C. JANION, ESQR., will be sold, marble ton sido tahlra desks, camphor trunks, cane chairs, landscape views. U 1 1. 1 1 , , . . . ' uauiuw uunus, oamooo extension cnairs, China nan keen, mosauito netting, silk . . O' "r- quito netting, velvet slippers, also, scarlet blankets, oiue oianuew, blue long cloth, UKAMTE GATE POSTS, do fencing posts, do door steps, fire wood, rice, paddy, and surplus ship stores, &c, &c, &c. iionoiuiu, Aug, i, iso s-n terms at sale. II. Sea, Auctioneer. o N MONDAY next. 23 August, will be sold DRY GOODS, crushed sugar, groceries, &c. It-i5


ocr: F OR SALE B CHAS. BREWER 2nd, 30,000 ft planed, tongucd, and groved Boards. 30,000 ft No. 2 planed Boards 25,000 ft 2 and 3 inch Plank 5,000 ft Spruce Boards, planed 5,000 ft 3 nnd 6 Deck Plank 20,000 ft Joist, 2 x 3, 2 x 4, 3 x 5, 3 x 6, 4 x 6, ox, 5,000 Clapboards 5,000 4 and 5 ft Pickets ALSO, Cases Blue Cotton, 1-2 cases Pink and Orange Fruits, assorted Superior Iron Ploughs with spare points, &c.. different sizes 10,000 sup. Spanish Cigars Cases Pickles Brown Linen Table Cloths, asstd. sizes CIL4.S. BREWER, 2ni. Honolulu, Oahu, June 15, 1852. 3ni-8


ocr: BUSINESS CARDS. POLYNESIAPIUNTING OFFICE. PittaiuaiSancn J3aokaiit lob printis -accH as Pamphlets, Catalogues, Circulars, Tlandbills, , Shop Bills, Bills of Exchange, Bills of Lading, Coasalar Blanks, Blank Deeds, Bill Heads, BUSINESS AND ADDRESS CARDS with neatness and despatch, on liberahernw


ocr: Sljc )ohmcsiati, Lyished weekly t Honolulu, Oahn, Hawaiian Is. EDWIN O HALL, EDITOR. TERMS. , One copy perannom, in ad ranee, $6 00 noe copy six montbs,in adTance, ' 3 50 Sinffle copies,- - 121-2 Rates of Adrertisinc ,jqttire,( 16 lines) first insertion, $1 00 25 50 121- , square (lo nacsj hcu cuuwuuaace; f naare(8 lines or less) first insertion.. f saaare (8 lines or less) each continua., tl, Notices. &cnot exceeding one half square, bj tne year. - 5 00 8 00 30 00 IS, i0uces, cic, uui citccuiuj uuc sq., Lj. a lirprtiainfr not TPIMlini nil ilf colamn, - At airertisiner not exceeding one col.. 60 00 Yearly advertising limited to the advertiser's i basiness. gci.L Adtektisbkssts. Twenty fire cents per far the first insertion, and six and one fourth cents each subsequent insertion. rSnbscriptionto the Polynesian it payable invariably tdaanee. - . transient adcerlUemcnlt will be inserted, unless


ocr: Geld Dost! sold dust!! dust wanted, for mthich the highest market price mill be given. " Apply to " - H. J. 1LEAP, at the fttor occupied by Messrs Heap, Grwwwell at Co. Honolulu. April 21. 1862-tf-50 - H


ocr: SALES AT AUCTION. Assignees Sale. REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION 1 ON THURSDAY, the 15th day of July, will be sold at Public Auction, tn the premises, a lot of land containing FOUR HUNDRED acres, located on the uplands of East Maui, and belonging to the estate of J. T. Gowcr. Said land adjoins the Halii maile plantation, is considered as good cane land as can be found in the country. Also, a large lot of Syrup. Sale to commence im mediately after the sale of the estate advertised by Messrs. Castle & Cook. B. F. BOLLES, ) , . J. BOARDMAN, Assignce Lahaina, May 31, 1352-6t-4


ocr: ELSADVERTISED. FOR VALPARAISO f MS The A . 1. Hawaiian schooner INE," coppered and copper fastened, and excellent condition, will be despatched for the port, having a portion of her cargo engaged. Tf . . iier passenger accommodations are excellent. For Freight or Passage, applv to t23 A- B. HOWE.


ocr: . NOTICE. All persons in anv way interested in the estate of the late JOE RAVER of Waika pu, Island of Maui, deceased, such as creditors, next of kin or otherwise, are hereby cited to appear before me, at the Court House in the town of Lahaina, Is land of Maui, on Wednesday the 31st day of March next, at 9 o'clock in the forenoon, to attend to the settlement of the accounts of the Administrator ap pointed on the said estate, and to offer objections, if any they have, to such accounts, and to the final settlement of the estate and discharge of the Admin istrator from further duties and responsibilities. JOHN RICHARDSON, - " . One of the Local Circuit -. Judges of the 2nd district of the Hawaiian Islands Waikapu, Maui, Feb. 28, lS52-3t-4t


ocr: TSkJOTTCE. All persons in any way interested in INI the estate of the late Ulunahele of liana. Island of Maui, deceased, such as creditors, next of kin, or otherwise, are hereby cited to appear before me, at the Court House in the town of Lahaina,- Island of Maui, on Wednesday the 31st day of March next, at ten o'clock in the forenoon, to attend to the settle ment of the accounts of the Administrator appointed on the said estate, and to offer objections, if any they have, to such accounts, and to the final settlement of the estate and discharge of the Administrator from further duties and responsibilities. JOHN RICHARDSON. " One of the Local Circuit ; Judges of the 2nd district of the Hawaiian Islands. Maui, Feb. 28, 1852-3t-44 .


ocr: TO THE LADIES. MRS. ILLIDGE begs most respectfully to in form the Ladies of Honolulu, that aha has just received a new and splendid assortment of Drawn Silk,' Satin, Batiste, Zephyr," AerrfpRane and other BONNETS of the most recent LONDON and PA RIS fashions ; and solicits an early inspection of the aame, at the building adjoining King street and im mediately opposite' the Bethel. . T .i s Honolulu. Feb. 21; 18-52--4li


ocr: CHAS. E. HITCHCOCK.', i GOODWIII & CO., Commission iilcrcljemts, BATTERY STREET, SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. REFERENCES. C. Vanderbilt, Esq, N. York. Iteatley, Marker Sl Co, Valp'o. Aueust Belmiiiit " A. P. Kverett, Kq., Honnluiu. Douiin? Jarves, E--q., IVwton. R. C. VVyllie, E., " Ilowaid, SmlcCo., " Russell Ac Stur?e, Manila B. Davidson, Esq., agent, Messrs. Rothschild, lv 3 San Francisco CUAS. R. OOODWlS.


ocr: MERCANTILE .HOTEL AND RESTAURANT, ON FRONT STREET, OXE DOOR .NORTH OF PACIFIC WHARF, San Fraucisco. California. N.B. Lodgings or Furnished Room, by the day, week, or month ; and meals at all hours. 22-ly GEORGE BROWN.


ocr: J. SOUTHGATE. O. R- BARCLAY. W. O. H. 8CCLLY J. JuSOUTHGATE & CO. Produce and Shin PACIFIC 8TREET WHARF, CORNER FRONT ST. SAN FRANCISCO, jlcfor to G. B. Post & Co.. Hort Brothers. Bine- Reynolds, Bartlett & Co., San Francisco. 1 vr 29


ocr: IIEAKIYE, fl'LLIi & CO,, SHIP CILNDLERY AND STORES, pacific wharf, betwf.ex battery and front Sts SAN FRANCISCO. Manila Cordage, Hemp do., Stockholm and Amer Tar, Oakum'ich, Hardware, Anchors, Chains, WmflTAle and Porter, Spirits, Paint Boiled Oil, Raw do., Sperm do., Neatsfoot 1 yr 29


ocr: IRE W00 D ! CORDS FIREWOOD for sale bv April 22, 1832 tf-50 ALDRICH & Rf 20 SLATES ! -ATES ! SLATES ! 18000 ess Slate i20sl0, 1300O Duchess Slates Apply to 17-tf PORTER &


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ocr: THE subscriber hn just received for hit ton, H. .WcVeigh.of St. Louis, and now opened p, In tint room ntxt door lo Mr. JlcEroy's BooA; Store, and nearly opposite the City Hotel, a very general assortment of Gentlemen and Boys4 L O T II I JY G. pretty far advanced, he bat purchased, not a stock, b.'J wel! ;uorted, which shall be teplenished as occasioi may require. This ttock has been at least W per cent lower than the tame could be for, two nontht aiocei and as it ia intended, this be a perminent concern no partners to cloo it. will sav to iia old friends and the public that he intents to do a MZZJ9k.9m'm'M. have bul one trice, and that, as low as the lowest. does not protest to sell lower than all the world, will say be will tell at a small advance; and as the ex- penses of the business will be very light, there is iie iv uicrcui KI1II7 fivvu vaieaiiis. HIRAM McVFIGH. Particular attentions called to tbe Boys' Over Coats, tonfs, tensive Vests, &e as tie assortment nov!7-2m is qui' H. McV.

place_of_publication: Hannibal, Mo.

publisher: O. Clemens


ocr: i DEAN & MANUFACTURFRR and Pesters in llalisn and American Marble. They ha mow on hana (ssdaiis ment.and willlimi'h on Iheiborlc-I wotice, " Marble Mantel Pieces; l ine.Parlor,.and Chamber Grates: Counter and AVasb Stand?; Garden V ft.epifiluary; loinb h'.ones; . : liiilion of MAttBLK WORK l lowprices. s.tCall ' tieir Maible Yard nnnsit tha And everr other deeiiplin of M AU8LK WORK l Rnilr IliniM. Hsnnibrl Mo. :( GARNET, lowpricss. pr?4-ly t


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ocr: f . j $11MMJ! iONE THOUSAND fpo any petson who will furnish us, within X thtee years, a Set of Patterns for a COOKLXU STOVE. f Superior to Ihe "Prairie Slate," in ils operation, durability, neatness of finish and design, we will pay 'he above named sum of ovf Ihoutnwl tlotlari. fe? b'a:""'" presents ill x letnaiiy, in a plain dress, accompanied with just p- an.i ...iiiu.uir jirupot nous, giving it ine appear- j: ance of a chast. and tastefully made fUece of fur- fc jut nre. h ine nue. u , ..W!1! X reputation of a stove did .i,,T.r r.. ...f ".C Kulii. i.SA.l - - pactly as to insure the most pet feet draft, t Hi. liability lo lill up, and is acknowledge. ... llc ui aucn coiistruclion a ind ca without I'm ha,.. ... 1. .-'k. "J .lnA.l a... .11 . . anusi convenient end . durabl. Slove now in use. : quiuey, Il.in.ia, ,MSTOCK fc ar-a. . . M W I01i" Com, of Mint and Hud streets. i.tr r, f "'CltMASr, is the on!, .gent iB i aauriniuai, ior til. .DOVC ISIOV.. ll.iinihal. Jiilv. Ii. ii,-,f connissioiv herchants, ai.so a or nts i-or fciti Green's Clarified Cider Vinotap. Hannibal,. Mo., June,i4, lai-tf. H W. O L I r II A N f7


ocr: H rthlfrH HHH l HANNIBAL '. Mammoth Stove Store. I x 5j T. J. niDG W A Y ia esnploveel to rsrvy on this K ettabli.-liuieut. I keep Done but the beat ol haiids. x rpiN AND SHEET IRON Manuf.etorr'aaa i r X Stove Wareliou-e, Wholesale and. Retail. 5 2: P- A. HICKMAN, corner of Main and Biid 5 S ttreets, list uow on hand a Wrgs Mtortaient of Cook S Slovei, Heating Moves, and evary variety ( tia & WJrk'i,Up,'ly of '"ch wi" b ""I1 u"tautl S il on hatid, by aJtlitiona. aa ru-reelon iur n..ir U. Amous bit awoilujeul. tue Vlie lollowms Cook W Stout; . S A. l-O-MSTOCK & rV. et,bia!J Prairia 5 X State Cook &ovs, y hir'j 1 will warrant Wt tie $ jeartj ana iivim- An ''ifilit,(iiiiilactuiedu gQuiitew, 111.) " S Irving Air Tijlit, (uunufaetured in Saiut v b Louis.) - ': ? tiiar of i;,,. West. 't' e r-jtt Iheuiium, (PHifbutgh.) ? : I'ali'.oruis t'ienfu.'-(li'imcy.) - ig ?: And oiliert, not ux-ulioned. ' 11 ?1 A '.so A lot of Copper VVate, and Tin ai d s&eet t j K I'ou Ware. All v. Lieu ar otitred at raOuced i prtcet tor nsdy pay. Country uiervhtntt nd - '". people cii.H.llv. Mill aad it ibcir inleieat Ur ealt ? here btmt prir. lining aliawhere, lor I will aell X lower than any oliier bouse of 'tie km I iu '.lie city, 'i V. Old t'oppec taueu in eactiai Iur wk. j 3j Jobbing, of every rrtet , lu Tin, L'ojyer asd X Sbeet Inm, dous at the Shirilaal tiotii:e. ' lebi tiut y.A. hlCKMAX. ; lRA.Uy CUEKWtS, a ru-i-nsarli'''' f' sale by J.lya J. A. IN?, CO.


ocr: JIANNIBAL Ilamiaoth-Stovo Store, I W T.J. RFPGW AT it employed to carry on th'n ettablirhmenk I keep none but the beat of hands, 3 rpj! AND SHEET IRON Mannfaetorr nd J. Stove Warhoi, Wholenale and Retail. t P. A. HICKMAN, corntr of Main and Bird 3 atref, ha now on hand a large assortment of Cook a: Stove, Heating Btovet. emf every variety of tin S ware, a upply of w'nich will be kept constantly s on hand, by additions, a occasion may require. 5; Among lii assortment are ha following Cook A: fclovf; ' Queen of the Prairict. 2: The Empire State. ? Irving Air Tight, (manufactured in Quincy, Irvine Air Tight, (muttufactured iu Sfint S Louif.) War or the West. 5 The best rremiiim, (Pittsburgh.) Califoniia Pren iura, (Quincy.) . J St. Ixiuis Premium. IC And other, out mentioned. Also A lot of Coppe.- Ware, and Tin and Sheet jfc Iron Ware. All wnicli are oll'ered at reduced price for rtady pay. Country merchant and X people generally, will find it their interest to call beie be lore purchasing elsewhere, for I will sell S luwer than any otlier bouse of the kind in the city, X Old Copper taken iu exchange for work. . Jobbing, of every variety, iu Tin, Copper and us Sliect Iron, dene at the thortett notice. fob26bn P. A. HICKMAN,


ocr: U. DEAN. ' ..1..4 Ii DEAN & GARNETT. ,TANUFACTUREnS .nd Dealer. Uiir....---, and wni"misu ... . ment, .nd wiiiurmsh ""-- , nnd wanici nw Vn' . lliioi" - ' - - - btanqs; uarue. . . TV Tit a n m P. WORK at And every elder oescn ..u . :.. ,r M AKHLEi T V . II nanniu in Italian and Amrican maroie. sueyiiavauow rawmi; chamber Grates; Counter and cintliarv. Tomb Stoncst . . . 0 -sV call a. their Marbl lowprices. lT Call at ineir Maroie x ara opposu. apr24-ly


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ocr: DAiiliKKKKOtYPl irjivimio LUiHTJw,1,; -.; 'st .; ' '-" tviiich ir o krtapro for t lUfs luftr,. . t HEAD THIS I We, 1ii hr,Vrtiir.fd, th fit. nirfr mrt",int ht M.'s. j-'O'-y,- ef ?. XH, tij soU by Bryan & S'irrtmn, M Hinihi, Mo., take plfure inreromim-ndinic liirn, to lli rib'ie, t siiiw- fior in pomt of ilrnftj ilnrnhililjrj rro nony, c-onvnuL, enf snil vi r'g'iijuon, in any uovci Hm- a w hare tvir uh-u i John i. r.ii.i; ( ; Geo. C. Fotef1, ?, Dr L.T.P.ritlingliarn, Chas. W. Mills, ' ' Henry Cttorback, Wm. ItawVm, A. Ingraliam, Thos. CnverdullJ' P. A. Hickmnn, Jesse Wright, W. F. Kcwlicval, , Wm. T. It. f-lmeit, ' . Jhn I'. Clu-sl-yi Wip. L'My,. , . ' , Cynis Wulicvs, ' , " T..RJ Fpcnrrr, . , , J',j Geo. A. Shorlriiig'v i . fllloomingfon,' Mo.', J. C. OgdcnY ' -R. Gunter, D. W. White," - . Johh McG!i!g!.J;n; ' inKn; , '. . .St. STO V Hi STORE : " BRYAN. & SUMMERS,".


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ocr: D. DEAN. skja'aaall!.gfa-- , DEAN &.GA11NFTT.. nTANUFACTPnEKS nd Daal.ni In Italian and Am.vicsa M.rble. The, ha . now ' tand fBoiM.. fa Man and Chamber Grate: CounUr and Wash ' Stands: Garden Vases;Statuary; Tomb S'.ons; And every other description of MARBLE WORK at toPric. O" Call n.ir Marble srd .plt. the Brady House, Hannibal, Mo. , V ' , .. , apm-.y 1 1 mm


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ocr: - . . rv A f, Tr JXAiWWMV. LI t . " UfJCOJSV i ' -s-'t- a nr c 1 A DE A N 00 ' , , , . Piece; fine Parior, and Stand?; Garden v asespu rety other description of MARBLE WORK at lorj Houm, HannibM, Mo.


ocr: D. DEAN. DEAN & and Dalrs in Italian and American Marble, mam. and will ftimiOi nn ,. . Mantol Pieces; l ine Parlor, and Chamber Grate.: Coun Stands: finrrtan VnsftsiStntnarv! Tnmli S'.nrv"! - . m iiir mviini .VIIVC j J ..u"c"P"on01 MAKHLE WUKK at Hons. HanniM. Mo. J.IL GARNETT. GARNET, Tbtyha e no fane a :r and lowpricca. . . CT Call a' ntir Marble 1 ard roaite aprt4-ly


ocr: q 9 q "q 9 9 TO THE LADIES .V Jaf JT C'IV feet -ff WE would eall tbe particular attentioa or ths 1 dies to our stock of Due rrs and Fine Gaiter?, Rather snrior to any la the inaikst, boneht of the manufacturers and warrai ted good. AIo a hue stock ol Mutf. and Vieloriues, Keai Toread Elgiir,nd a anUod.d a.ortavat of Uibbousi a'l wool U I.aine, very rich and beautiful. Also a splvodtd lot of black fi cured WaUved Sl. v.hiek we will sell Very cheep. iJUiay COLLINS HrlEEU.


ocr: .OOK HERE, THE ibicriber deema it proper ta say to bisoM tiirJls and the public eeneially, that his eonnec turn wilkbs late ririo of Hiram McVeich fc Co., has been edlplly dissolved, but that he will in a few days i.. .i.1m.v awBtn with a hne assortment of I" WadZ.Made CtMinK. &c A c. I kiWnend will do well to dlav their purchases for a slat tune. oeiut er. oin. imi HIRAM McVEIGIl.


ocr: tut. A- OAa. -.PRAIRIE WAITEa CAtnWXLL. STATE STOVE c: TIN STORE. QTJARLE3 & CALDWELL, HANNIBAL, MO., .Teat aide of Main at., In the house or Marly occupied by II. Wlrkeraham. 'PHE nndersirned have perchased from Mr. H. JL Wicker, haui his entire stock ol STOVES and TIN WARE, and in future intend constantly to keep on nana a wen seicciru sivvi. wi vwki.iu buu ii.. ING Stoves. Our stock consists In part of the following articles: Prize Premium, Cook's Delight, Bucks' Double Oven. Empire State, Ohio f remium, living's Air-Ti;ht, and PRAIRIE STATE Cook stoves. We will also have, in lime for the fall tra le, a good assortment of the latest and most approved styles of rAKi.UK and Heating Moves, tnsnr of our citirens are now using the Prairie State Cook Stove, and all seree to its superior advantages over all others in point of durability and speed and ex cellence in cooking. We have on hand and will continue Io Manufacture all kinds of wares belonging to the Tin Business, which we sell at SI. f.aii U'holciale ana linail r.im. We are prepared Io do all kinds of COPPER SMITHING. Persons wanting work done in that line, will do well to give us a call, as they can save the tiottbio and expense of going; to St. Louis. Old Stoves, Tin and Copper Ware repaired at the shortest notice. N. B. Old Stoves taken in part pay for new ones. yUARLES fc CALDWELL. Hannibal, August 9th 1861. U AT Y, M 'C U N E &COMii.sippl Foundry, (Main and Second streets, between Morgan and Cherry,) St. Louis, Mo., Manufacturers of Stesm Engines, Mill Machinery, Steam Boiler, and Sheet Iron Work, Lard Tanks and Coolers, Tobacco, Oil and Mill Screws, and all kinds of Brasswork, kc. orQy Administrator's Notice. rWj w ..wa. i. .clew, ft'.cu lw pei mii iuiienleu iu 1 1 the estate of LanJy Barnard, deceased, that letters of administration have been granted to the undersigned


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ocr: P HMHW!4HfmH)imrHWHHHTrHtHMH2 HANNIBAL Mammoth Stovo store. T.J. RIDG'WATIsemployed tocarryontkie enaoiisayneni. I Kep none out me aett el naada. TIN AND SHEET IRO ManofartoVy and Stove Warehouse, Wholesale and Retail. P. A. HICKMAN, corner of Main and Bird : streets, has now on hand a large asaortment of Cook : ! u i ll . . . . I A . : ' ? ware, a suprly of which will be kept er,stg$tly t on hand, by additions, as occasion may require. Among Dir assortment are the louowiag leek Stovia. A. COaffi-fOCC CO's celebrated Prairie State Cook altovea.wbicb I will warrant Aw are ; years 1 and Irving Air Tight, (maaulacUree la 4 uiucj. III. 1 Irving AU Tight, (manuractared iu Saint : ijouia.i . Star of the Wet. Tli K.l Pr.mliim I P;il.k..rl. 1 i California Preirram.(Jhiaey.) x di. iritis rremiums. jr 5 And others, not mentioned. Z f Also A lot of Copper Ware, and Tin and Sheet : r Iron Ware. aII which are offered al reduced X prices for ri ady pay. Country merchants and 5 people generally, will nnd it their interest la call i here before purchasing elsewhere, for I will sell ' lower than any other bouse of the kind in the fit. Jfc Old Conner taken in exehance for work. j Jobbing, of every variety, in Tin, Copper aad H i theet Iron, done at the shortest notice. X feb26 m-anc36 6m P. A. HICKMAN, i


ocr: 3 ' i - If L IS I ll."l Ii T- $ Mammoth Stove Store. Catablislimeut. 1 keep noue but the best of bauds. XL T. 1 ryiN AND SHEET IROV Manufactory and x f. a. rtii.tvAi AM, ennier oi iiaiu aim biro r-: x si reels, lias now oo hstifl s laree assortment Of C ook 4. Kl,ve. Illin KUu, ,.! ..rtf varii.lv ai lin w 7 o . . . . T . J -t- iieaiing moves, aim every variety oi ita , a supply of wuirb will be Kept couatantly ind, by additions, as occasion ovay require). ware, An liali. 7 Auion; hit assoitmcut are the lullowing Cook 2 Stov.s. x ; A. COMSTOCK ft. CO's eelebrated Prairie X Slate Cook Stoves, which I will warrant for five yeaisjaiid Irving Air T'izUt, (uiauufacturetl in s r Ouiia. Ill 1 - 5 Yr - .- , - - Irvine Air Tinhl. fmaniifacturej lu Saint -5. tiwu ij u r- f. War of the Weil. S The best rremiuin, (Pittsburgh.) X I; Caliloniia rrctriuin. (tiaiincy.) ' ' i 4 hi. Louu fretuiuuis. , is Arid blhers. not mentioned. ; . :. Also A lot of Copper Ware, and Tin and Sheet i v; Iron Ware. All which are offered at reduced $ f. prices for rtady pay. Country uiarchauls add j: ? beople (renerally, will fintf it their interest to call "v? here belore puit'liasing else where, fur I will sell " lower than any other house of the kind iu the city. J k Old Cupper Ukeu iu exsbange for work. Jobbing, of every variety, iu Tin, Copper aad tl bluet liuii, duut at the shurteat iiutioe. eb2 em 1. A. HICKMAN. j


ocr: r V 1 lM.SHti. warn mm. ? fl;:?i,."K'",M" '"''", i'.m in iiiii ii u iu onk i ; 1X11.1. tl(, p.inhlc .t Ik.- Niilon.i Tr.ii.urv ur .1 ; a rlilimiM A,.i,ci .1 LoliI. ur Ntw V.ns.arlu - ..i,.- ilir Miurii wiu.ii l iny nt,iliror ovi r fur j I .riii,-Mn to,,,,, ii,ac t .(. ila-, navadlB in ; ..! 4iua. Hu 111., Iiih. .ui. i.ur uflrr ..id i '""''"''.; s , u ; l- kossoth. i


ocr: JSEW COOK STOVES II I -if.' ' if ' - A , il Jr.-" L ., v v V . .1(1. 1 i ? ' wishing to buy Stove, should give uss call, and examine our new I'Alterus ol "Charter Oak" Cook Staves. stcured the Acency of Ihem for this eily. This tna.M(iH ailvatiiiiie over common bicves. in of the Plat, aud iniiuoveuient in the Draft. in given un bv all btove dfaleis, ana manuiaciurcr. fee the best Pattern lor a descending flue, of ;y Wow Bvarra Ka or W (. t3" Call and examine for yoursetr. Jt . CAUTKIt W. TiKYAN. "PRIZE PREMIUM'' COOK STOVES! At the ST. LOUIS STOVE STOKE. Main Mreet.tr.dows North of "Brady House.' (prt-tf) CAHTEU W. BRYAN. il). T. CARD'S 'tJarriago Manufactory Sill Repository, OM Third street, bet veeen Olive and 1-W, lias on hand, aud ia making aud receiv -a very extensive stock of carriages, comprising ltipliiii'i. barouches. buiririvs. aiifsi iewra, Santa Fe aud Salt Las wsgous; all of will be sold on most reasonable, lenus. can see. fc . niv'.'7-fimTnr-l JJ. T. CARD. , JS llmd sttee, St. Louis, Mo. sfTV-t l.i la T"".- 3 -. .. 1 3 -c .! 3 yf ' ' '


ocr: 300 f Fillf y s lelebralf d Slores ! FOR f.LK AT Tilt 8T. LUt'19 STOVE aTOIaT. rpHE SUBSCRIBER takes this method of inform L in; his friends and the publie in funeral, that ha has the largest stock and greatest variel v of Stoves aver brought to Hannibal, which be is determined to sail lor fur Cash. Persons wanting Stoves would do w si to call and examine bis stock, particularly bis new patterns or Parlor blovrs, among which ara We Gre cian Parlor ami Mound Parlor. Xf His motto is Quitk Sales and Small Profits. Main Street, Two Doors North of Ike Br4y Jloilae. llannlhal. Me). s2tf CARTER W. BRYAN.


ocr: rf.Ur:HHmji;-W.MiiK43:HtifrH HANNIBAL ' , r?Iammotii Stove store.;, T. J. R IDG IV AY is employed to tarry on this1' establishment. 1 keep none but tha best of bands.'' rr IN JLND SHEET IRON Manufactory and JL Stove Warehoii-e, Wholesale and Retail. P. A. HICKMAN, comer of Main and Bird streets, has now on hand a large assortment of Cook - p. btoves, lleatins; Moves, and everv variety of lia : want, a uin.;, uT Mc wiS tc -Ti e-!..i,l : X on hand, by additions, as occasion may require. Anions; nis auottineut are tte louowing uoos Movts; A. COMSTOCK tt CO's celebrated Prairie ; X State Cook btoves, which 1 will warrant for fire : years ; and Irvine Air ligDi, i manutacturta ia X J tiuiucy, III.) a. a.uui. ) . . - . Star or the West. The best Premium, (Pittsburgh.) ' California Prenritim. (Quincy.) ' St. Louis Pieiniums. . And others, not mentioned. Also A lot of Copper Ware, and Tin and Sheet nrtces iui ,..v dJ.k ... ,.ir...l t m.i.i. v T.C .......1 i.ralli. wilt sitirl it lhair liitareil to ca.i X lower than any other kuse of the kind in the city. .h.i I i.,,n im afrkaura for work. 4 Jobbing, of every variety, iuTin, Coppar aral Shm-t l.un. dune al the shortest notice. S febUfi bin P. A. UlCKilAN. S


ocr: " . ' . very ncll "B1"''' VV n 3 q q q q TO THE LADIES l.V i'.iltTICVIj.iR! . YTTE would call the particula aUention or th La st dies to our stock of tine s and Fine Gaiters,, Rathersnnerior lo any in 111 maiV, boM ff th manufactiirert, aud warranted good. Also innetok of Mutfs, and Viclorines, Real Thread Edgings. andi a. assortment of Ribbons; all wool D Laiaes, . and beaiitilul. Also a splendid lot of BtacK atered Silk, which we will tell vary cheap. COLLINS k BREED l.V V I .1


ocr: CHEAP DRUGS Wbolesalo and Retail. DRUG STORE. Jrfnln street, Elauttibal, Mo. L.T.BHITTINGIIAM & BRO. ARE now offering Drugs cheaper than ever offered in Hannibal, and will tell lower than any other es tablishment in the city. We ask the citizens and coun try merchants to call aud examine our drugs, and tee Ibey will not compare with any in any city. ,1 LARGE ZOT Of 8X10 GLASS, For sale at n.'aKRa.lSEO dntltri per Box, by myly L. T. BRI1T1NGHAM a BRO.


ocr: FJour! Flour! Arrena Mill. ludtH0, MERCHANTS eominB to H.n '.lh the inter, ,o., 0r .elling wheat B,d b,y, rould do well to call .,( lrt u, before seU ha, ng el,.where. Rfmember the bi atone , between Main ,d Tnird ,treels Q, f. Uur Flour i, ,old nowhere else but at the y sack and barrel r, branded with our nanr i & DAD I T)Ta i OA.. Mlfap Goods! XnYXTS iiiui. h-aiif'ATTr!iS4P fru T.V ."'.IKKKTS. ON. Knott RIIIKU iiaia lamaixl .-!. l.,.j I an...... .. . .. aiiaaea nii.riK ni KIlp I rz o. .5,,,; ,.d vi, "'''"!, ,,f o,d , ir., :sr :,rt.wi" " "'.-r ii,,'. 'act ilia, you ran.av. !,... m , .w..... h had ni"l"o'.l;r a.", f'"" " ''" I w I il IT" ,1'"' ' "" ' '" V" f' t"du" oi. on; -J- .."iillf u nirr , iiuiinr nr. .i.k larlu,. ri-d are 1101 in h. in v mmI rsiin.r... . . . i I U I.. i, i "i' ;i truly In wan W Ii o kind at i !, , j w . rail I ivk'i. li... i.. ",. a rail. I . nan,.,,, .lzz.",' rr.. 'zrf' ."" ' . " I will aril Kl priree 3. TVVICIIELLai; AKD rilMMISSIu.f New Oilcaiib'. It O C 3 t , 3'ELt & M0GRIL)i;ri"1"t (A.ND FORWARDIVa HOUSE, oii mercial and fine Street! iimr louis. ' llv alien J lo all consignments, ind libtrale,h advances. ' '.' pr.c"g iH be t"'"P'Ay ailnsl at i-ouis. Kllis. Morion r;.,.i .r.ueri.uoriuaii do. "oaea 4 Frazer. d0. E r" vvruteman, do. . R. Reynolds, Xouis- vine. (febijlf) do. Co., do. do. Bro., lo-, New Oiletftisj IVM' article, f.r ,,. J- A. IN9LEE k CO.


ocr: . a-f. -n iN4i a 'i ffo il MVy'VtP 1 K. r 9 -.- . M'n , , i it r -i . , . : i 1 ?i!!e :r.u VOOKLYU STOV' S ipetior to the ' Prairie Slate," in its operation. ;c duiability, neatne-s ol lini.-h ami de-itn. we will - pay Ihe above named sum of fine (letiaitid dot tun. 4- 'Urs new and Ltanlhul S nve pn sents itseil ex J; tertiallv. in a plain ilre.,s. ai-c.iuii.iine. witu just and admirable piopoi t ions, ei'mg it the appear ant e of a chaste and tastelly maJ... piece ol fur ?- mu re. 'Jk T"e '"?s UP"" wli'i'h "ie lesponsibilily and repiilaliou of a Siove ilepond.ilitf. r lioin any ever T beloie used, and aie of such constiuction and ca T Pjci,y " 'o in m e Ihetuo-t peif. cl .trail, wilhoul a the liahilily to fill up. and is acknow ledged by all X who have used ii.tohe 'he most conveinent and C durable Stove now in use. 2 COMSTOCK Si CO. Q.niicv, Illinois. : The above Stove is solu hv P. V HICKM VN : t the HANNIBAL STOVE SIORE, Coiner of : Mam and llnd s'r.-e s. CT P. A. HICKMAN, is the only agent in . Hannibal, tor th. above Siove. ; Hannibal, July, Mi. h )2,lf HijHKJnrKi-lrti-'.HSHrWHHHNHK J. i. fnslep i Co., COHniSSION MERCHANTS, A M D lTlioIcsale Dealers in Liquors. ALSO AO EN TS FOR ' lelu A Greta's Clarified Cider Vinegar. Hannibal, Mo., June, 24, Ih.j2-U'. "U.ARET. in cases for tuble use. for si,le low- by v- July 8 J. A. INSLEi: &. CO. rHAM PAGN E. of various brands, jost received and W lor sale by July f. J. A. 1NSLEK & CO HANNIBAL FOUNDRY, rnl my in Avenue, llituuiiial, !!. 1 T 0 11 K LL cvH li Jl LN G T 0 N, 11 snl) Al I DKKKS oi engines, f-aw and I-tbiiiiiig Mill Marhineiy of every d iption, Turning Lathes, (hoise power), &xe kiuui ol lejiairu.g anil job woik done m brass oi All lliu above work will be executed with dis aud on as accommodating leiuis as can be had the weilrrn country.


ocr: $ $ $ TO THE LADIES .V I'.IRTICIMj.IW WE would call the particular attention of th La dies to our stock of fine w ' a . C2s ana Fine uauers, Rather superior to any in the market, bought ot the manufacturers, and warranted good. Also a fine stock of Muffs, and Victorines, Real Thread Edgings, and a splendid assortment oi ttiubona; ati wool jUa Laines, very rich and beautiful. Also a splendid lot of BlacK Figured Watered Silk, which we will sell very cheap, no COLLINS 4 BREED.


ocr: 9 9 9 9 9-9. TO THE LADIES f.V FnlRTICULJtR! WE would call the particular attention of th La dies to our stock of fin ESss and Fine Gaiters, Rather superior to any In the market, bought of the mamilueiiirers, and warranted good. Also a tm ' . Vietorine, Real Thread Edghga.and splendid assoitment of Ribbons; aH wool Ue Laines, very rich snd Deautilul. Also a splendid let of Blaea Figured Watered Silk", which we will sell eery cheap, no vl3y COLLINS BREED.


The Minnesota pioneer. [volume]

ocr: I ■ , 1 W. S. COMBS, liOOKSELLI'. It AXD STATIOXLR, Corner oj St. Anthony und Capitol Streets, \ HAS mafic avraUKiu* nl» i»y winch lie will ri-ccjve .-übscriplioiis from, nud v" ill have forwarded lo , j siihs.rihcrs at the pnhloli* i>’ prices, ail Vuicri* an Pcriodirsi* anJ RA-print*. Briti'h <lo do Medical do do t»erinls, Ami'rican \Ve< kl> Newspapers, 1.0 don do do Frein-h do tin Ills lnt comprise* n)>vv.ud* of three huadrvd diffi-reut . pap*'i s, periodicals. <V • . November, 1851. J*2y

place_of_publication: St. Paul, Minn. Territory

publisher: James M. Goodhue


ocr: FASHION A RLE MILLINERY. LARGE Stoci of Bonnets at Mrs. Marvin’s Millinery Establishment, Third streit, at reduced prices The Ludies of si. Paul are respectfully informed that Mrs. Marvin has received a large and very elegant slocA ol lloimets, which she is now opening, m.d to which she ■uritca their attention. Rite has now ou hand a large variety , both in sty lu and material, whk h she is ofleting at lower prices than ever before in St. Paul. If the Ladies will call early, Mr*. M. has bo doubt that thev will be induced to purchase. Rt. Paul, May 26.


The Minnesotian. [volume]

ocr: BOOKSELLER & STATIONER, ST. PAUL, MIN TFsR., Corner St Anthony and Capitol Streets, Has made arrangements by which ho will receive subscriptions Tram, and will have forwarded to subscribers at the publishers prices, all American Periodicals and Uaprints. British do do Medical do do Serial*. American weekly Newspapers. London do do F rench do do His list comprises upwards of threo hundred different Papers, Periodica &«• BOOXSczBOOXS—BOOESa (laving just received a large assortment of books and stationery, the subscriber now offers for the inspection of a 1! persons, a large stock of school bmiks, togeth er with an assortment of standard works in almost every department of knowledge. Spelling Books—Webster’s Klementary and McGufley’s Elcctic. Readers —McCuflcy’s Ist, 2d, 2d, 4th and slh. Gkooraphys —Smith’s, Mitchell's and Parley's. Arithmetics —Davies, Smith’s, and Kav's Ist, 2d and 3d. Historys—Willard's. —ALSO— Works oh Chemistry, Geology, Philosophy , Physiology and Boluny. Paper , Blank Books, Ink, Quills, Wafers, Steel Pen*, Sealing Wax and Envelops, in Every Variety. W. S. COMBS, Cor. St. Anthony and Capitol sts., op. American House. St. Paul, November 22, 1851-g

publisher: J.C. Terry


ocr: I*EVAj*S k L.ANSINK, WHOLESALE & RETAIL DEALERS IN Copper, Tin, Sheet Iron, and Japan Ware. St Anthony street, a few doors west of Rice 6i Haney’s store, St. Paul, Minnesota. Will keep constantly on hand and sell CHEAP FOR CASH, A larg j assortment of stoves of all kinds consisting of Irving Air Tight Cook Stoves ; St. Louis do ; Prairie State do; Prize Premium Cook Stoves; California Air Tight; Commercial do; Sheet Iron do ; Box Stoves of every description, together with a general as sortment of Tin, Copper, Sheet Iron and Japanned Ware. To up Country Merchants and Indian Traders. H’e have always on hand, and will manufacture promptly to order, all kinds of ware suiiablc lo the up country and Indiup trade. Dealers from that quarter are invited to give us a call. PINERY OUTFITS, Furnished at the shortest notice. In short, the public may rest assured that anything in our line that can be turned out in any establishment in the United States, will be found in our shop, or manu factured promptly to order. BEYANS & LANSING. St. Paul, Oct. 29, 1851.


The Minnesota pioneer. [volume]

ocr: I W. 6. COMBS, ! BOOKSELLER AND STATIONEK, Corner cf St. Anthony and Copilot Street ” 3 r WRAS **»*«•« arrangetnont* by uhiclilir ovill receixo IB subscriptiona from, and will lia»e ferw-arded to snbnci-ibcr* at the publishers’pricea, all Awcrirau Periodicala aad Rcprtala, Uriii*!i <iu «u> Medl. nl do do (serial*, America* Weekly Newspapers, London do do French «lv do Hut list comprises upwards ®f three humlr.d HtflVreef pupers, periodicals, Ac. November, I*sl. 3»y


ocr: _ ... 01 (t w ‘ TJE MINNESOTA PIONEER St. (ml, Minnesota, Thursday Moruin*, Juno 3, V»2. RATES OF ADVEKTISIVK, (Nonparicl type or its equivalent.) TRANSIENT ADVERTISEMENTS, $1 UO pc. seuare i ol !J lines, fur Hie first n.serliou, and jb ceut* per * piare fur each *ub*f |uciit iuscrti»a. VEARLY ADVERTISEMENTS. One column, • - - • • 9>o 00 Haifa column, - - - * - >’i fto One fourth oi a column, . - • Jn oO l.iisincss ( ires not over sir lines 5 lid Over m\ line* and under ten litus, 7 '0 Over tell line* and under tlfueii lines, Il> iiO | For all rliaiig* s ordt.eJ in a.lvc r tis.!mt"its, '( (barge, wiil In (i.sile, of 30 cent* per luuoiuis composition. , \' e«grte to charge tile abo'*i price*, uniloriiily, for J aiivei iiMiig St. Paul, March 21th, 1 ' 2 JAMI.s M. (700 DIM E— I'mneer. ll KOHEHTvOV Democrat. j OWENS* MOORE—Mmnrsotiati. I !


ocr: CAI*ENA AND SAINT I.OLTS FRIDAY PACKET. rfllir, entirely pew and splendid !•«»-A I aiuger imcket BKI'X K.TT Ik fa j, ,*.tsU # Oilvri.kh UmoKB, Mnsit-r, will |,,UTg C.il, n 1 lor !*;. l.ouis and inter,-oeiliate TmJt poils, every l-'riil -y evening ut C o'clock; teltirniui'.. will le.ivc Hi. laruls evei v Tuewlav eveninc »t *1 <*’•' <*eh. j_; Persons taUoiß tlie Nominee from rtt. I’iuil, will »1- wtys i.rriw :i, (Jaleim in time for the llrunette. r.nd will U.ivc no drl.-iy in coing In-low. The Itruneflc Is second to none in her Hrrnt.getnenls ard aceummislatdn:* 1,0 ther-oiiiforl and ssfel* of I’sssei -gers ;,;-,d. lor speed, is not eipia'led bv «l»v bolt 011 the |.|.|<cr atiss.rsijuu. hTILL.M.YN A. KOOU. Agent*. ]u2». 1 • v Ha K UAbti-i Y AVI* H ain't mil i* it KI T TWICE A WEEK. IMM-l snpe.riot und swift nmr.lr.ff pns- * ' ' r "' Vl N K '. V ‘ V/*' 11 v:ipi>, Vi.-'cr, will lt-aversl. i nulfot /..TVitiF.-Sk' Chlci.u ..ml nd oiu rioi-ilnite |iorts, on \\ 1 iiit.-ioiy* ul Jt o'cloci, A. M-, and SHturday's at 6 o’- c 1.. - J;. for I.tWUI cr passers n r>j*t \on lioard, or to 11. C. TKRRELL, Agent. JIUI P-tf l*cn.oe ..t unJ NiiniUsotisn p’rasc copy and send bill to l.Ollt. A Itfli S tiUM • - Yi I UK


The Minnesotian. [volume]

ocr: SffIWES! CQMPITITION DHFSHI At the Cheap Stove Store. On Third, between Roberts and Jackson streets. Zinc, sheet iron, copper and iron mid Brass wire; Snuffers; Trays, Spittoons, Patent Zinc washboards, Waffle irons, Sad Rivets, Iron cars, Steel traps, Sheep and Cow hells, Spring ballances, Curry combs, Horse cards Also, JLXMSS, Axe bandies, hatchets; Rip. and X cuts; Shovel--, spades, Fire sho vcls, tongSj (irub and Carden hoes, Hrub and Garden scythes; Pitch forks, PL' )\\ >. Hydraulic rams. Force and lift IPVBIVQd Lead pipe*: pig sheet and bar lead; Kussia iron: grind stoaos, crocks. I’ercussion caps; | hunting glasses, hunting hatchets, etc. In short, my assi-rtincnt consists of almost everything usually kept in the stove and Tin Ware line. It is of the best quality, and l "ill sell at prices low enough to satisfy almost any one All kinds of Gutter Lave trough, Spouting, &c.; also every des cription of Job Work vt al! times neat.y and substantially done at my lin Sh ip, at rea sonal.le prices. F. S. A EWELL. St. Paul, Oct. 29, 1 51. CHKAP CASH STOIFUWIIOLmi.B *-« »- its «■ a , and retail. Young Ladiess High School, GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS, HARDWARE BOOTS, « Ins I SHOES, II.VTS, CAPS, CLOTHING, PAINTS, H»l I.OIIIfc, JIO. I am now receiving a splendid assortment of I STOVES, j of the most approv'd pnt j terns, .iinniig which will 1 be li'tind the LelVel’.sdoiib- , i le oven; Qneini of tile pra iries; Irving’s air tight;— Prau ie Qui en; I’iuirie Slate; S'. Louis airtight; Priz • premium, Grecian parlor; Collage parlor;— Kim parlor; Saratoga lxi\; Air light Bridge & Biolii' i’s; Sheet non air tight, of all sizes and patterns; Seven and Pen plate stoves. 1 am also receiving a new assortment of ihe fol lowing ar icles:—llolf w ware; Camp Kettles; Fry pans; Bake ovens; Stew pans; Brass kettles; Spoons, Ladles, Ci'file mills, churns, buckets, brass, iron and tin candle sticks; sieves, brooms, wooden and metal faucets, d Japan ware.


The Weekly Minnesotian. [volume]

ocr: OWENS Sc MOORE, VOLUME 2. THE MINNESOTIAN, PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY, BYJ.P. O WEAS S> • G. W. MOORE, Saint Paul, Minnesota Tcrritpry. Dollars per annum in advance. Three Dollars it' not in ad vance. KATES OF ADVERTISING, OR ITI EQUIVALENT.! Transient Advertisements, $1 00 per square of twelve lines, for the tlrst Insertion, and fifty ceuts per square for each subsequent Insertion. YEARLY ADVERTISEMENTS. One column, • • • • SSO 00 Half a column, - 30 00 One-fourth of a column, - - • 20 00 Business Cards not over six lines, - 6 00 'Orer six Hues and under ten lines, - 760 Over sen lines and under fifteen lines, 10 00 Pot all changes ordered In advertlsemants, a charge will be made of thirty cents per 1,000 era* composition. We agree to charge the above prices, uniformly for ad vert lalng. James M. Goodhue, Pioneer, * D. A. Robertson, Democrat, Owens & Moore, Minnesotlan. St. Paul March 24th, 1852. E. AMES* R. R. NELSON. AMES & NELSON, ATTORNEYS ASD COUNSELLORS AT LAW, AND SOLICITORS IN CHANCERY. St. Paul, Minn. WILL Attend with promptness and fidelity to »11 law business intrusted to their care lu Minnesota, anti the adjoining counties of Wlsconslu. Particular aucntlon will be given to the collection of debts, and the location of land warrants. y W. P. ItRRAY, ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW, St. Paul, Minn. Terr. WILL attend promptly and diligently to all business Intrusted to him. Haivng made himself acquaint ed with the quality and situation of the surveyed lands In the territory, he Is prepared to locate land warrants to the best advantage, persons at a distance may send th«lr warrants here and their Interests will be attended to as If they were present. on Third sreet. September 17, 1861. Ch s W. Borup. Ch’a H. Oakes. BORUP A OAKES, HAVING formed a Co-Partnership for transacting an Exchange and Banking Business in all Its various branches, will la- prepared to furnish sight and time exchange on the Hast, ami principal cities of the West- Remittances to Great Britain, Ireland ami Continent of Europe made In sums to suit purchasers. Sight amt home hills and European Exchanges pur chased. Collections made ami proceeds remitted at usual rates of Exchange. All other business committed lo our care punctually attended to. BORUP & OAKES. St. Paul, Minnesota Territory, Jline 'lt,, 1852. Ofilce at the Minnesota Outfit building. 40v. 11. L. MOSS, A TTOIINEY &. COUNSELLOR AT A Law, Stillwater, .Min. Ter., will attend to pro fessional business iu ail the courts of the Territory j will attend to the location of Warrants, XjT laiul Warrant* for sale. A. VAN VORHES, A TTORNEY &. COUNSELLOR AT X\_ j.aw and Solicitor in Chancery, will attend to all professional business intrusted to his care, in the different courts of the Territory. [Stillwater, 1852. Isaac Atwater, A TTORNEY & COUNSELLOR AT tx. I<aw and Solicitor in Chancery. Will give prompt attention to any business intrusted him in the line of his profession, in any part of the Territory. Particular at tention paid to hicating l«and Warrants, Payment of Tax es, sale of Patents when Issued, and Real Estate in gen eral. Office at St. Anthony, on Main street, opposite the Falls. W. Richardson, TYTOTARY PUBLIC, Conveyancer,anil In Land Anon. OflKc. opposite the St. Charles Ilouac* St. Anthony Falls. WILKIN & VAN ETTEN. ATTORNEYS AT LAW, Office over Farrlnston’s Brick Store, St Paul. Ur. Ut BABBITT. HAS hl« onice In the rear of LcvlSloan’s store, where he will be realty to attend to professional calls. Saint Paul, Nov 29—lum y Dr. €. I*. Vicchers, PHYSICIAN, SURGEON AND AC COUCITKit —Will practice his profession in Saint Paul an<l vicln ty. Ofilce, corner of Fourth and Roberts Streets, over Ca»heart & Tyson's Store. 40y John Bradley, Carpenter and Builder, Point Prescott and Willow River, Wisconaiu. NTI7ILL attend promptly to all business VV Intrusted to his charxe. Beifres.es The houses hehas built during thepa-t year iu the towns above named. 43y W. H. Semitics, Attorney at Law, and Solicitor in Chancery, Willow River,Wis. Will practice In the counties of St. Croix and I.a Crosse, Wisconsin, and In the District Court of Washington coun ty, Mlnn-sota. JUJ” Valuable town lots in the village of Willow River for sale. 38y W. H. €. Folsom, Taylor'. Falla, Min. Ter. TYEALER in Dry Goods, Groceries, U Provisions, Hardware. Cutlery, Crockery, Queens ware, Ready-Made Clothing, Boota and Shoes, Ac. 43y DR. J. H. DAY, WILL practice his profession In Saint Paul and vi cinity. Offlce on Bench street, nov 29 mm y L. A. BABCOCK, M. S. WILKINSON. LAW FIRM, BABCOCK a WILKINSON Attornlcs and Counsellors at LAW, Solicitor* In Chancery, Ac. Office near tiie comer of Third and Roberts streets, St# Para 31 In. Ter. Will attend to business of their profession In all the Courts of the Territory. bov. 22,1851. C* >• KEI.I.L'M. M. B. MASSON, JR# KELLUM A MASSON, LARD OIL AND CANDLE MANUFACTURERS, —ALSO— Produce and Commission Merchants, No. 21 South Levee, St. Louie. REFERENCES! K. M. Ryland A Co., 1 F. B. Chamberlain, ) St. Louts. R. M. Withers, ) St. Louis, 3fay 22. 35-y _ JACOB J. NOAH, A TTORNEY AT LAW and Justice ./jL of lire Peace — Commissioner foT Ihe Slates of Maine, Connecticut, Rhode Island, New York, Pennsylvania, Kentucky, Ohio, Virginia, Alabama and Louisiana. Office ou Third St., SL Paul. DR. T. R. POTTS, Comic* loncmi* mo Sixth street*, St. Paul, WILL attend to the duties of his profession In St. Paul and vicinity. September 17. IULLS OF EX.CIIAMJE, AND drafts on all parts of the United States, at the office of the Minnesota, outfit, by CHAS. W. BORLP. ~ J. QUJJVN, BOOT AND SHOEMAKER—Corner of Third and Minnesota Sta.—Gentlemen’s boots and shoes; also Ladles’ and Children’s shoes, made to - aide' In the and most durable manner, and of the t>eat materials. J. R. BF.EWBTER, HouM) Sign) and Ornamental Painter. St. l'aul, Minnesota Territory. C entral House, St. Paul. CAVE & BURTON have taken this old and well known house. They have fitted it up anew, and are now prepared to accommodate boarders and travellers with comfortable quarters. No pains will be spared to make the Central House one of ths best Hotels In the West. November, 1851. MMOIS lEC'JSS. RODNEY PARKER, late of the American House Low ell, Mass., having a lease of the large hotel at the upper end of St. Paul, with everything in proper order for the convenience of travelers, boarders, or families de siring furnished apartments, respectfully Invites his friends and the public to give him a call, believing that he can do as much for their comfort as can be expected In a new country) not yet supplied with regular markets. m St. Charles Hotel. J. C. CLARK, Proprietor, SI. Anthony Falls, Minnesota. This nouse has been thoroughly repaired and renovated, and will be kept In a manner equal to the best Hotels in the West. The Palls of St. Anthony, with the fine fishing and hunting grounds adjacent, together with a climate unsur passed on the American continent for health and loveli ness, render this the place of all others to enjoy the hot season. 44tf Temperance House, T OT MOFFET, Proprietor,—Corner -A-J of Fourth and Jackson St*., Saint Paul. Perma nent an 1 transient boarders furnished with good and com fortable apartments. Charges Moderate* Hair-Way House. TOIIN MORGAN, (mid-way between St. Paul and Stillwater,) begs leave to say to stran gers visiting Minnesota, and the public generally, that having made his arrangements complete for the accom modation of the public, and being situated in the midst of the most delightful scenery, surrounded by lakes that abound with fish, and in an atmosphere of unsurpassed purity, he hopes to see company from abroad, as well as from the neighboring villages. They will find the charges moderate. Emmett Sc Moss, Attorneys and Solicitors. WILL attend to professional business In the various Courts of the Territory. Particu lar attention given to the location of Land Warrants, buying and selling of lands, &c. Land warrants for sale for cash or on time, office on the corner of Wabasha w and Third streets, St. Paul Minnesota. L. EMMETT, July 1, 1852. HENRY L. MOSS. OAK HILL CEMETERY. A LL persons desiring burial lots can IX. obtain Information by calling upon the Secretary, J. W. Selby, or the President, C. W. Borup. 29yl r. CHOUTEAU, JE. JAS. HARRISON, FELIX VALLE. CHOUTEAU, HARRISON & VALLE. CommUftion Merchants and Proprietors of the St. Louis Kolliug Mill. AND manufactures of bar iron in all its il various shapes, Sheet Iron and Boiler Plate, Nails and Spikes from the ore of the Iron Mountain. Iron Store, No. 129 North Second street, St. Louis. September 1,1551. Nathan Spicer, TEWELER AND WATCHMAKER, J at the elyn of the Bin Watch, Third street, next door to the St. Paul Drug Store, is prepared \ to make gold and silver watches, rings, spoons, i Ac., on short notice. Also to repair the same, a-OSMBk well as music books, shell combs, or linger rings, brace- ! lets and eat drops* He also keeps for sale a great variety j of rings, perfumery, and whatever goods are usually en- j qulred for at a Jeweler’s. W. 11. FORBES, T?UR COMPANY—St. Paul Outfit— j X Also Dry Good*and Groceries, corner of Third and j Jackson streets. jTwTbabcock, ! T7ORWARDING and Commission Mer- , I chant, Upper latni*ig, Saint Paul, Minnesota Ter ritory. SPENCER, KIRKPATRICK it MARKLEY, Forwarding and Commission Merchants, LEVEE, LOWER LANDING, ST. PAUL. fob II S. P. FOLSOM, County Surveyor. May be found at office of of Register of Deeds, on Third street, one door below Minnesota Outfit. IT—y E. M’LAG AN, STORAGE AND COMMISSION MERCHANT, Jackson street, Lower Landing, St Paul, Minnesota. IjROMPT attention given to allconsignments, and char ges moderate. St Paul, October 19, 1851 THEODORE E. PARKER, Attorney and Counsellor at Law, STILLWATER, MINNESOTA TERRITOP-Y. To my old friends, And the “rest ok mankind,” i would say, that I can be found during the winter, at the old stand of Charley Cave, on Third Street, where I will al wavs be happy to wait upon them. Bar and house fur nished with the best of every thing, uov. 22. tt. WM. HARTSUORXE. painting. SHERMAN & MOREY,on Fourth street,St. Paul,near the middle of town, In the building of Mr. Knox, up stairs, may be foufld, ready to attend to Painting in all its departments. House painting, sigh {tainting, carriage and ornamental painting, all done up promptly, ond .with paints of the best quality. If we do our work In a slov enly, unworkmau like mannner we do not expect to get business in the enlightened town of St. Paul. Dec. 13, 1851. SIIERMAN fc MOREY. ~ BOOKBINDING. THE subscriber would respectfully lufotm the citizens ot St. Paul and Its vicinity, that he is now carrying on the above business lit the 2d story of Spencer’s new build ing, on the corner of Kith and Roberts street. try- Particular attention paid to rebinding old books and periodicals. JaMES MACKINTOSH, feb 7 21—tf J C Burbank St co. SLPaul] [W L Fawcette Jtco. St.Louls NORTH-WESTERN EXPRESS COMPANY, CONNECTING AT GALENA AND ST. LOUIS WITH TIIE American and other Express Companies. TO and from all the principal cities in the United States, California and Europe, for the speedy transportation of money and valuable packages, eol ection of drafts notes, bills, accounts, Ac., purchase and sale of all kinds ol merchandize. AGENTS. C. R. Rice tc Co., St. Paul, Otis West, St. Louis, J. Brookes, Galena. N. R.—Particular attention paid to forwarding and commission business generally, may 1. 33-tf AMERICAN SALOON. I.7RED. nARDY now keeps this well-known establlsh ’ ment “on Ills owu hook.” He hopes by a continued attention to the wants of bis customers, to merit their patronage as heretofore. l®y SADDLE, HARNESS AND TRUNK MANUFACTORY. YIAHE subscribei solicits the patronage of the public, A and assures all purchasers In his line, that he will e 11 for cash, saddles, harness ot all kinds, aud trunks, of a better quality, and cheaper than any other establish ment lu Minnesota. Fur hasers will do well to call at his shop, 011 Third street, St- Paul, next door cast of S. 11. Sergent’s and Judge for themselves. A. R. FRENCH. OF MINNESOTA, the O New Knglaud of the West, by E. S. Seymour. For sale by I.EDUC A ROIIREK. FIRE tc MARINE INSURANCE, DV the undersigned agent for the Protection Insurance 13 Company ot Hartford, Conn. Policies Issued upon the most favorable terms by W. p. Murray, Agent, Minnesota. St. Paul, February 28 1862 24-lm 1 NORTH-WESTERN BOOK STORE^ Joseph N. Waggoner, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER, No. 93 Main Street , four ttory Brick Corner , Galena, 111. : 53" Agency for the sale of superior Printing Galena, May 22. 36-y , T EFFEL’S Double Oven, the neatest ‘ -Li of the Cincinnati castings with extra oval caat Iron 1 boilers* can be seen at F. S. NEWELL’S. can ling May, burg A mer No me dark a the view aud me, night and rill, to stars sit fancy all a high our rays and and his tire he sons, to of the he fell own slept tlie Mary the ed in the upon were ly I able the “ have As pale was in per. ter der “I “ can. fear ; but see.” I ute ; idea that fired fore, wall scon the till the was to sat both A tears not upon ful cle tree tall logs. from i I

place_of_publication: Saint Paul, Minn. Territory

publisher: Owens & Moore


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ocr: llUllouirincr. BENJAMIN A LLEN, Attorney al Low, Willow Hirer, St. Croix Co., If isconsin JOSF.I’II IK)WROX, Notary I'ublic and Land Agent, Willow Itiver, St. Croix eo., Wisconsin I , r**-<.iii|iiinit cl.lints secureel ami entries niiidu by | Military Land Warrants. |s!.nik Deeds ait Xfortgagi’s eonstunt!) on liaitd, and conveyan. ces oarefuilv and jirompt'.y attended to.


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ocr: VOLUME 2. THE MINNESOTIAN, PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY, BY J.P. OWENS Sf G. W. MOORE , Saint Pant, Minnesota Territory. TERMS:-Two Dollars per annum in advance. Three Dollars if not in ad vance. RATES OF ADVERTISING, [nOKfAREIL TYPE OR I Tl EQUIVALENT.] Transient Advertisements, $1 00per square oi twelve Hues, lor the ttr»i insertion, anU filly cents per square for each subsequent insertion. YEARLY ADVERTISEMENTS. One column, - SSO 00 Half a column, - 30 00 One-fourth of a column, - - - CO 00 Business Cards not over six lines, - 6 00 Over six Hues and under ten lines, - 760 Over ten lines and under fifteen lines, 10 00 For all change* ordered in advertisements, a charge will be made of thirty cents per 1,000 eins composition. We agree to charge the above prices, uniformly for ad vertising. James M. Goodhue, Pioneer, D. A. Kodertson, Democrat, Owens fit Moore, Minnesotlan. St. Paul March 24th, 1852. M* E. AMES. R. R- NELSON. AMES & NELSON, ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELLORS AT LAW, AND SOLICITORS IN CHANCERY WILL .ttetid With i>romptne«s »nd fidelity to all law business liitrusledJo their care In Minnesota, and the adjoining counties otwlsconsiu. Particular attention wil be given to the collection of debts, and the location of land warrants. y W. P. MURRAY, ATTORNEY AXOCOUKSELO R AT LAW, St. Paul, Minn. Terr. WILL attend promptly and diligently to all business intrusted to him. llaivng made himself acquaint ed with the quality and situation of the surveyed lands In the territory, he 1* prepared to locate laud warrant* to the best advantage. Persons at a distance may send their warrant* here and their imere>ts will be attended to a* if they were present. Office on Third sreet. September 17, 1851. H. L. MOSS, A TTORNEY & COUNSELLOR AT il Law, Stillwater, Min. Ter., will attend to pro fessional business in all the courts of the Territory , will attend to the location of 1 .and Warrants, &e. XT’ Laud Warrant* for sale. A. VAN VORHES, A TTORNEY & COUNSELLOR AT ii. Law and Solicitor In Chancery, will attend to all professional business intrusted to his care, in thfc different courts of the Territory. [Stillwater, 1852. Isaac Atwater, A TTORNEY & COUNSELLOR AT \X. Law and Solicitor in Chancery. Will give prompt attention to any business Intrusted him In the line of his profession, in any part of the Territory. Particular at tention paid to locating l*an<l Warrants, Payment oi Tax es, sale of Patents when issued, and Real Estate in gen eral. Office at St. Anthony, on Main street, opposite the Falls. W. Richardson, TVTOTARY PUBLIC, Conveyancer, and li Land Agent. Office, opposite the St. Charles House, St. Anthony Falls. WSIvK.IV & VAV ETTEV. ATTORNEYS AT LAW, OFFICE over Farrington’s Brick Store, St Paul. Ur. It, BIBBITI'. HAS hi, "(lice in the renr of Levi Sloan’s store, where he will be ready to attend to professional cells. Saint Paul, Xov '2o —min y Dr. C. L. Vicchcrs, PHYSICIAN, SURGEON AND AC COUCIIRR—WiII practice his profession in Saint Paul and vlcin ty. Office, corner of Fourth and Roberts Streets, orerCa*heart be Tyson’a Stote. 40y John Bradley, Carpenter and Builder, Point Prescott and Willow River, Wisconsin. WILL attend promptly to all business Intrusted to Ids charge. References.— Th - houses he has built during the past yeJir iu the towns above named. 43y W. H. Senimeg, Attorney at Law, and Solicitor in Chancery, Willow River,Wis. Will practice In the counties of St. Croix and La Crosse, Wisconsin, and In the District Court of Washington coun ty, Minnesota, rj- Valuable town lots in the village of Willow River for sale. 38y IY. H. €. Folsom, Taylor’s Falls, Min. Ter. TYEALER in Dry Goods, Groceries, -L/ Provisions, Hardware, Cutlery, Crockery, Queens wsre, Heady-Made Clothing, Hoots and Shoes, R.C. 43y dr. j. h. day, ‘IKTILL practice hi? profession in Saint Paul and vl \V ciniiy% Office ou Beuch street, nov ‘2'j mm y L. A. BABCOCK, M.S. WILKINSON. LAW FIRM, TIABCOCK 6l WILKINSON Attornlea and Counsellors Jj at Law, Solicitors in Chancery, &c. Office near the corner of Third and Roberts streets, St. P»cl Min. Ter. Ik ill attend to business of their profession in all the Courts of the Territory. nov. 22, 1851. BRECK & WILLIAMS, ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELLORS AT LAW. i OFFICE on Tuird St. Saint Paul. DANIEL BRECK. a. L. WILLIAMS, dec. €• w«* WOOD, A TTOKNEY & COUNSELLOR AT LAW. Notary XjL Public, and Land Agent. Sauk Rapidb, Miuncsota Territory. jJcob 'j . NOAH, A TTORNEY AT LAW and Justice A of the Peace —Commissioner for the Slates of Maine, Connecticut, Rhode Island, New York, Pennsylvania, Kentucky, Ohio, Virginia, Alabama and Louisiana, omce on Third St., St. Paul. DR. T. R. POTTS, Corse. Roberts and Sixth streets, St. Paul, WILL attend to the duties of his profession in St. Paul and vicinity, September 17. bills of exchange, A ND DRAFTS on all parts of the United States, at the A office of the Minnesota outfit, by CIIAS. W. BOUUP. _____ BOOT AND SHOEMAKER—Corner of Third and Minnesota Sts.—Gentlemen’s boots «n 4 shoes; also Ladies’ and Children’s shoes, made to order In the neatest and most durable manner, and of the best materials. J. R. BREWSTER, House, Sign, and Ornamental Painter. St. i'aul, Minnesota Territory. INSURANCE! THE undesigned is agent for, and will insure buildings and goods in the following Companies: Utica Insurance Company. JEtna insurance Company of Utica. Orleans Insurance Company. Jackson County MuMal insurance Company. New York Protection Company. —ALSO— Will insure lives in the Connecticut Mutual Life Hum* faue« Company. ALKY. WILKIN. gL Paul, November 5,1851 8 TISONEY TO LOAN—In sums to IVI sett borrowers. Call at ibe Office of *tf WILKIN k VAN ETTEN. St. Paul, Minn. Central House, SI. Caul. CAVE Sl BURTON have taken this old and well known house. They have fitted it up anew, and are now prepared to accommodate boarders and travellers with comfortable quarters. No paint will be spaVed to make the Central House one of ths best Hotels iu the West. November, 1851. wmsmst mmaL RODNEY PARK.br, late of the American House Low ell, Mass., having a lease or the large hotel at the upp*r end of St. Paul, with everything in proper order for the convenience of travelers, boarders, or families de siring furnished apartments, respectfully invites his friends and the public to give him a call, believing that he can do as much for their comfort as can be expected in a new country, not yet supplied with regular markets. m St. Charles Hotel. J. C. CLARK, Proprietor, St. Anthony Falla, Minnesota. This Tlouie has been thoroughly repaired and renovated, and will be kept In a manner equal to the best Hotels in the West. The Falls of St. Anthony, with the fine fishing and hunting grounds adjacent, together with a climate unsur passed on the American continent for health and loveli ness, render this the place of all others to enjoy the hot season. 44tf Temperance House, T OT MOFFET, Proprietor,—Corner -1-J of Fourth and Jackson St>., Saint Paul. Perma nent and transient boarders furnished with good and com fortable apartments. Charge* moderate. Half-Way House. TOHN MORGAN, (mid-way between •J st* Paul and Stillwater,) begs leave to say to stran gers visiting Minnesota, and fhe public generally, that having made his arrangements complete for the accom modation of the public, and being situated in the midst of the most delightrul scenery, surrounded by lakes that abound with fish, and in an atmosphere of unsurpassed purity, he hopes to see company from abroad, as well as from the neighboring village*. They will find the charges moderate. Minnesota Boarding-House. SC- McCRAY would inform the pub • He—residents and strangers—that he has taken the large house on Eagle Street, opposite D. L. Fuller’s brick Store, where he is prepared to accommodate his customers with the Lest style of boarding. The house has been thoroughly repaired and painted. His table will be furnished with every thlug the market affords; and those who come prepared to plauk up the Ca*h every Saturday night, will find the “Minnesota boarding Houst*” a comfortable and pleasant home. None others are de sired. [April 17—6 m. Emmett Ac Moss, Attorneys and Solicitors. tXJ ILL attend to professional business V V in the various Courts of the Territory. Particu lar attention given to the location of Land Warrants, buying and selling of lands, Ac. Land warrants for sale f..r cash or on time. Office on the corner of Wabashaw and Third streets, St. Paul Minnesota. L. EMMETT, July 1, 1852. HENRY L. MOSS. OAK HILL -CEMETERY. \ LL persons desiring burial lots can XX. obtain information by calling upon the Secretary, J. W. Selby, or the President, C. W. Borup. 29yl P. CHOUTEAU, JR. JAS. HARRISON, FELIX VALLE CHOUTEAU. HAHKISON & VALUE. Commission Merchants and Proprietors of the St. Louis Hulling Mill. A ND manufactures of bar iron in all its -LjL various shapes, Sheet Iron ami Boiler Plate, Nalls and Spikes from the ore of the Iron Mountain. Iron Store, No. 129 North Second street, St. Louis. September 1, 1861. Nathan Spicer, TEWELER AND WATCHMAKER, at the sign of the Big Watch, Third street, A next door to the St. Paul Drug .Store, Is prepared to make gold and Mlvcr watches, rings, spoon?, jj£T &.C., on short notice. Also to repair the sam**, (isttiflo well as music b»k<, ‘•hell comb*, or linger rings, brace lets and tar drops. He also keeps for sale a great variety of rings, perfumery, and whatever goods are usually en quired for at a Jeweler’s. W. H. FORBES, PUR COMPANY—St. Paul Outfit— X. Also Dry Goods and Groceries, corner of Third and Jackson streets. J. W. BABCOCK, 170RWARDING and Commission Mer- X/ chant, Upper Landing, Saint Paul, Minnesota Ter ritory* SPENCER, KIRKPATRICK Sc. MARKLEY, Forwarding and Commission Merchants, LEVEE, LOWER LANDING, ST. PAUL* S. P. FOLSOM, County Surveyor. May be found at office of of Register of Deeds, on Third street, one door below Minnesota Outfit. 17 —y E. M’LAG AX, STORAGE AND COMMISSION MERCHANT, Jacksoa street, Lower Landing, St Paul, Minnesota. IjROMPT attention given to all consignments, and char ges moderate. St Paul, October 19, 1851 7 THEODORE E. PARKER, Attorney and Counsellor at Law, STILLWATER, MINNESOTA TERRITORY. To niy old friends, AXD THE “REST OF MANKIND,” I wottlil say, that I can be found during the winter, at the old stand of Charley Cave, on Third Street, where I will al ways be happy to wait upon them. Bar and house fur nished with the best of every thing. uov. 22. tt. Wil. It ARTS HORNE. Painting. SHERMAN &. MOREY, on Fourth street,St. Paul,near the middle of town, in the building of Mr. Knox, up stairs, may be round, ready to attend to Painting in all its departments. House painting, sigh painting, carriage and ornamental painting, all done up promptly, olid .with paints of the best quality. If we do our work In a slov enly, unworkman like tnannner we do not expect to get business In the enlightened town of St. Paul. Dec. 13, 1851. SHERMAN & MOREY. BOOKBINDING ’T'HE subscriber would respectfully lufojni the citizens of St. Paul and Us vicinity, that he is nuw carrying on the above business in the 2d story of Spencer’s new build ing, on the corner of Full and Roberts street. Ej- Particular attention paid to rebinding old books and periodicals. JaMES MACKINTOSH, feb 1 21—tf J C Burbank k co. SI. Paul ] (W L Pawcette k co. St. Louis NORTH-WESTERN EXPRESS COMPANY, CONNECTING AT GALENA AND ST. LOUIS WITH TIIE American and other Express Companies. rpo and from all the principal cities in the United States, k California and Europe, for the speedy transportation of money and valuable packages, col ection of draft*, notes, bills, accounts, kc., purchase and sale of all kinds oi merchandize. C. R. Rice ic Co-. St. Paul, Otis West, St. Louis, J. Brookes, Galena. X. B.—Particular attention paid to forwarding and commission business generally, may 1. 2Z-lt AMERICAN SALOON. I?RED. HARDY now keeps this well-known cstabllsh : ment ‘*on his own book.” lie hopes by a continued attention to the wants of his customers, to merit their patronage as heretofore. SADDLE, HARNESS AND TRUNK MANUFACTORY. FIHIK subscriber solicits the patronage of the public, JL and assures all purchasers In his line, that he will e II for cash, saddles, harness of all kinds, and trunks, of a better quality, and cheaper than any other establish ment iu Minnesota. Pur hasers will do well to call at bis shop, on Third street, St. Paul, next door east of S. 11. gergeni’s and Judge for themselves. A. R. FRENCH. SKETCHES OF MINNESOTA, the O New England of the West, by E. S. Seymour. For sale by J.EDUC & RoIIRKR. ~ FIRE fc MARINE INSURANCE, BY the undersigned agent for the Protection Insurance Company of Hartford, Conn. Policies issued upon the most favorable terms by W. P. MURRAY, Agent, Minnesota. St. Pan!, February 28, 18W Sl-lm SAINT A cently Village Sabbath red : We bath. “ their gree of church the scribed to this It (some the for the glided ly, Irom entered Soon umns, An old called to the few ed tion. had for “ tact, each again and the they a rapid with After a again and singing All or were off, the The us a ly of the The and the ing the neither those other That ability convert The indeed need Life York of life of rags sad and where in an crept she will you. would in the over a lodgers Island, Last w hose that seen rent for Croton father drink hint on “That general genteel its some meat, with to hall, is envied, -That drinks though the beef with enough New over railroad The necting and floor, feet. eight tom of lirmly of cast ers, tons. wide at timber iron 44,333 tween whole ol cars, tain a burden than is the The of the they their the work him upon the good pers in


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ocr: l t J % i v * f ; ; j / I * , • 1 j GALENA AND SAINT LOLIS FRIDAY PACKET. raillE ciulrcly Tiewr tuid splendid ;>«--* *#C l *S! | £ sir-i tpm ket ItRI X CiicKLE* Ujkogr, Master, will leave rtulcua lor eft. t.ouis Hinl inti-itiledi.,|i‘^hK [•oils, every I rniiiv cvenii g at b o’clock; ri w ill h ave Si. Louis every Tuesday evening at 4 o’clock, ya-Person* taking the Nominee from Si. Paul, will ways arrive at Gmlciiu in lime for the Uruuette, und have in, delay m going below. Tin lii iiiit lu -- -ccoiid lo none in lici arrangements ac» oniinin: it ions for tin , o nlihi am! natciy ol Hi.il, loi -| i, i, is net ci|ii:illi-,i by ally ho it on lie Missl-sippi. isTII.I.MAN \ ROOD, Agent*, jnil. lt>—> ULGI I. IK c: 4 LENA AND SAINT FAI PACKET TWICE A WEEK. FIM! (’ superior and - will ruut.iii" [>a«- *jifi r t Ul 1 scugci -le .met tV).-l’M.\t t t B Hvnats, Mu-icr. will ic .vc St. Pml lor ' Gnlcntt mil si: int, itoe,ii.iie ports, on yAI * Wciliif.sihiy s at *i o'clock \ >l., ar.il Saturday’s at fi i lock, for freight or pa- age applv on lioaru, or to 11. 1 . TtdtßLl.l., Agent. juio e-tf Di ■nocr.it and Minn,-oiian jileasc copy and send to lio.it. AKKANGEMENT FUR I Hii.


ocr: Saint dnthonii. J. P. WILSON Saint Anthony I'all* y DE ALERS ill Dry Good.-, ready -mailt Clothing, Hard xvar« , Bools and Shoes, Groceries aiul Provisions, A#-. Ac. Bulat Anthony Fall*. Mr. 2 1 ', 1851. 3 ST. MATTHEW A RIC HARDSON. Vttobneys at Law, Niitaiiies Pencic, and Land Aoents. St Anthony, Minnttola Territory. Oct, 9, 1651. 25-1 y


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ocr: GROCERIES & PROVISIONS, Cat heart & Tyson, ITA\ E leased the new store on the * X. corner <*f Roberta and Fourth streets, where they are now openlmr a fresh st »cic ..f Groceries, Provisions an 1 Feed; which they offer at wholesale anti retail to the citizens of Saint Paul and the surrounding country, at es I»w prices as they can be purchased west of St. Liub. Their stock cousista in part as follow 4; Crushed and Powdered Suzars, Java, Rifffc LazuiraCoflee NOan 4 Cladded do Y 11, Imperial,Gunpowder, Tobacco and Sizars, and l!la.-k Teas (choice bran Is) Rice, Raisin* and Cur ran U Pepper, Spices. Nutmegs Cloves, assorted pickles Pepper sauce, Catchups Powder and shot, Chocolate w R Ch'-cse, Starch, Cltrou Mustard,Figs,Ext of Lemon Hose and Vanilla M’Jd,<star and sp’m Candle* Palm and Variegated Soap Mackerel,Co<l(l*h, Herrings Shaving do P«>rk, Hams and shoulders Fre-h Rutter an i H'-tif* Butter and soda Crackers Molasses and Golden syrup Linseed and Li d Oil Cid r, Vint. ar OaLs, Corn and sln.rts J Corn Meal and Fiour, choicest brands, also other articles usually kept in a Family Gnvery store, t.M. numerous too m inion, which they trill s*dl for Cash exclusively a: small profits. Purc.iasers will please call and examiui lor themselves. A. If. CATnCART, St. Paul, June, lesi (38..) X. E. TYSON. 1(H) DOZEN Fresh Lemons, just re- i •» '■S'S c-.dved aul for sale by CATIICAKT fc TYSOX. I L ST RECEIVED—2OO bushels fresh Ground Corn Meal, and for sale cheap bv June 10 CATUCAItr A TYSOX. FAIR PLAY! “Competition is the Life of Trade.” 1 • ■ ■ 1


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ocr: w. s. COMBS, BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER, Corner of St. Anthony and Capitol Streets, HAS made ai-rangcinents by which he will receive Kuhsiiiptioua from, nnd will have forwarued lo s.bsirifers at the publiahcra’ prices, all American Pcriodiuala and Reprints. British do do Medical do do Serials, American Weekly Newspapers, i.oinlon do do French do do Il.s list comprises upwards of thiuc hundred different paj cr*. periodicals, &.C. November, lasl. 32,


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ocr: Ft RXiTIRR. (i i t AIR £ * Ul KRAUS, > * doaen VS ir..:*or chairs. 2 •* Scroll Back do 1 “ Cane Seat do 1 1-t “ Children's do 1 “ Kockmg do assorted 7 Bureaus, dressing and plain, J. W, ftl.Ml'ffON. A U»*. rifir Cotton and Linen 9j vf VF •" " "V* Raf» wanted at I.K DLC’SS BOOK STORE. For sale by