The Minnesota pioneer. [volume]

ocr: SAINT PAUL LODGE, No. ’%'■ EET3 every Saturday evening, it Odd Fellows’ aTM. Hall, corner of Third and Cedar streets, (en trance on Cedar street) St. Paul. Protlieis from abroad, in good standing, arc re specU’ullv united to attend. JOSEPH R. BROWN, Sec’y. HENNEPIN LODGE, No. 4, I. O. O. F. t f\WEETS every - Monday eve iiug, at 7 o’clock, at | Osld Fellows* llall, corner of Third .mil I Cnbr stre« t. | Brothers from abroad in good standing, are rc- I apciituily invited to attend. L. C. DUNN, Set ’r. ! MINNESOTA ENCAMPMENT, No. 1. MEETS on the second and fourth Tuesday eve nings of each month, at Odd Fellows’ lJuil, I corner of Third and Cedar streets, St. Paul. ! Patriarch.- Iroui abroad, in good standing, arc re ' siiuctfully invited to attend. L. A. BABCOCK- Scribe.


The Weekly Minnesotian. [volume]

ocr: OWEAS & JIOORE, VOLUME 2. THE MINNESOTIAN, PUBLISHED KVEIIY SATURDAY, BY J.P. O WENS Sr G. W. MOORE , Saint Paul, Minnesota Territory. TERMS :-Two Dollars per annum in advance. Three Dollars if not in ad vance. RATES OF ADVERTISING, [sosr ARLII. TYPE OR ITS EQUIVALENT.] Transient advertisements, $1 00 per square uf twelve lines, f.»r the lir-t Insertion, ami fifty cents per *quare lor each subsequent lusertlou* YE ARLY ADI ERTISEMENTS. One column, - SSO 00 Hair a column, - - - - - 30 00 One-fourth of a column, - - 20 00 Business Cards not over six lines, - 5 00 Over six lines and under ten lines, - 750 Over ten lines and under fifteen lines, 10 00 For all changes ordered in advertisomants, a charge will be made of thirty cents per 1,000 ems composition. \\’c agree to charge the above prices, uniformly for ad vertising* James M. fioomiwE, Pioneer, I). \. Hobektson, Democrat, Owens 4*. MoouE, Miniiesotiau. St. Paul March 24th, 1852. W. P. MRRAY, ATTORXKV A X D COI'XSKI.O It A T L A \V, St. Paul, Minn. Terr. WILT, attend promptly an 1 diligently to all business intrusted to him. llalvng made iiiniself acquaint ed witli the quality and situation of the .surveyed lands in Um territory, he i- pre|»ared to locate land warrants to the best advantage, IVrsons at a dlsLvnce. may send th«*ir warrants here and tlietr interests will he attended tons if they were pre>ent. Office on Third sreet. September 17,1851. JOHN ESA I VS W VKUES JOSEPH WAKEFIELD Wakelleld A Warren, Attorneys ami Counsel/lars at Ltiw amt Soli citors in Chancery. Office on Third Street, between Roberts and Minnesota, St. Paul, Alin. Ter. W\ &. W. will attend with diligence and care to all bn. slness of their profession, in th<* dilferent courts of this Territory that may be intrusted to them. Their arrange ments ill the Mates Of New York and Rhode Island are such as will enable them to transact business of a general or special nature in those States with the utmost dispatch. They will moreover attend to the collection of debts, the locating of Laud Warrants, the purchase and sale or city lots or Real Kstate in the country, and t<* ail other mat ters directly or indirectly connected with the profession. WII.K X & VAX ETTEX. ATTORNEYS AT LA W, Om< e over K.irriii.'lori's Itrick Stun-, St Paul. L. V. lI.UIOKTv, M.S. WILKINSON. I, \W FlU’Vl, BABCOCK & WILKINSON Altoniics an.l Counsellors at Law, Solicitors in t'banc< ry, 4cc. Olllce near tli ,• earner of Third and Roberts streets, St. Paid Min. Ter. Will attend to business cf their profession In all the Cvutttoi tie* Territory. nov. 22, 1851. _ . D. COOPER, Attorney at Law, RKSr.MKS the practice of ids profession, and will at tend to all business entrusted to him in the courts or the Territory. jrf-OMee in the Rice House* May 28, 1863—37 y MERRITT ALLEN, Attorney and Counsellor at Law and Solicitor in Chancery, Third Street, St. Paul, Minnesota Territory. Allen Pierxe, Attorney at Ijuw and Gineral Lund Ag( nt, HAVIN'!# been Register of the Land Ofiice under tin* late adniiiiistraiioii. he is able to select the best land In the Territory subject to entry, an 1 will warrant the reguiaritv of all locations made I»y him* Olllce on Cedar street, next door to the Episcopal (Tilirch, St. Paul, M. T. June t f .. | JACOB J. NOAH, ATTORNEY AT LAW and Justice j\ ~f the P»•:»«•«—Commissioner for tin* States of Maine, Ool.ueeticut, K 1..»!.• Ckm.l. N.-w Vnrt, IVm.-ylvlHa, Kentucky, «>•>■•*. Virginia. AlaL.ima ami LomMnmi. Olllce t*n Third St«, St* Paul. Piiiinett A lloss, Attorneys and Solicitors. AT7ILL attend to professional business W in th.- various of the Territory. Partl.-.i lar ntt.'iitioi. Blv.-n I" Hi.- 1" all.a. of Lan-I Warrants. I,living tui.l selling of taints. Arc. Isiii.l warrants l»r sal.- for cash or oil time. tUlice on tin* corner of Wabashau and Third streets, St. Paul Minnesota. 1.. EMMETT. July 1,1852. |IKNIt V 1.. .MOSS. Isaac Atwater, A TTORNEY & COUNSELLOR AT Q. Law and Soiieifor in Chancery. Will give prompt attention to any hu-ines< intrust' d him in tie- line of his profession, in anv part «»f tin* Terriuuy. Particular at tention paid to loi .itii.g 1..111.1 Warrants. Payinent <>t I ax es, sale of Patents when is-ued, and Real Kstate in gen eral. Olllce at St. Anthony, on Main street, opposite the Falls. THEODORE E. PARKER, Attorney and Counsellor at Law, STILLWATER, MINNESOTA TERRITORY. _ A. VAN VORHES, A TTORNEY & COUNSELLOR AT JLA. laiw and Solicitor in Chancery, will attend to all professional business intru>ted to liis care, in tin* dnleient courts of the Territory. [Stillwater, 1852. sTTI. R.M e Mill a n, ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR X\. al lane, will iitt.'ii.l i.rniui'lly ami faithfully to all hnsiness intrusted i» l.iui In M.e liny *>t hi* ereS'si'.u at Stillwater, St. Haul. SI. Anthony an.l llir--iiitln.nt tin- Ter ritnrv uf Miliiu-s..l:iaii.l tin- a.lj..inii>n comities uf the State nr Wiscoli-ili. Olli.-u at Stillwater, MiniH-sufa. tit:t i t;km es. i;„v Al.-* It.lttf.i-y, St Raul, \V Raitlßln-ll&.0o,Galena Hr G W Burtiß. .1" It l.an>:n;4 .1" Mr J W Siiiii.'uti, <l« St) llntl.-r. St Louis Mr O Walker, Marine Mill-, T 11 Larkin ft C - <1" .Mr II B.irk.y, .1.. SanRIJ WetlierillSvCo <lo Mr C J Butli-r ilo J"> <’ Itutl. - N. Co <1» Hull A \V I.Kil.lls, l’itt>l..irs Jus R R.-- - tfa 'l<> ll.m 0 51.a1.-r, .In -IK M.».r!.-:ul, K*.|. l’ittslmrs ,j \\- Ja.-ksut., Ks.|. Sain’ltiurii.ly Eh*|. *lo .MaJ J II Hut lor, an.l citizen* generally. 18ni3 IV. 11. Neiiimes, Attorney at Law, and Solicitor in Chancery, Willow River,Wis. Will practice in the entities of St. Croix and La Crosse, Wi'<oii'in, and in tin- District Court of Washington coun ty. Minnex.ta. 3 Jf* Valuable town lots in the village of Willow River for sale. 38y IV. Itielia imNoii, TYTOTARY PUBLIC, Conveyancer,and JL W Agent. offi.*.*, opposite the St. Charles House, St. Anthony Falls. DR. T. K. POTTS, Corner Roberts and Sixth streets, St. Paul* WILL attend to the duties of his profession in Saint Paul and vicinity. lr. €. L. Tiechem, PHYSICIAN, SURGEON AND AC COl’CllKit—will practice his protin s»int Paul and vicinity. Olllce, corner of Fourth and Ibd.ert . Streets, over Cat heart &. Tys*»u’s Store. 40y ~CIC* W. Born I*. Ch'n H. Oakes. BO It 11* 4c OAKES, HAVING formed a Co-Partnership for transacting an Exchange an»i Ranking Ru-im » I n all it* variou> brandies, will be prepared to fuinidi sight and time rwhang - -n the East, and principal viti«* ot the West. R»ni\t\.mee* t» tirent Britain, Ireland an Continent of Europe made in sums to suit purchasers* Sight and lioim- bills and Eiir..p. au Kxchauges pur chased. Collection* made and proceeds remitted at usual rates of Exchange. All other business committed to oui care punctually attended to. HOKI P 4c OAKES. St. Tanl, Minnesota Territory, June 26, 1852. Otti'*** «t the Minnesota Out nt Imlldlng. 40y. John Br.-nllvy, Carpenter and Builder, Point Prescott and Willow River, Wisconsin. VITILL attend promptly to all business Truman 11. .Smith, Justice of the Peace. JVotary Public, Collector and General Agent. HAS removed Ids office to the Xew Huilding opposite the Post Office, corner of Third and Minnesota sts., where he will be found ready to attend to the collection of dcbttf, purchasing and selling real estate, payment «<f Taxes, locating I .and Warrants, etc. Having been in the business for some time past, and being provided with Maj»s of all the surveyed portion of the Territory, and of the Cities on the Minnesota river, ho flatters himself that he will he able to give satisfaction to all who may give him a call. X. B. Town lots In St. Paul, St. Anthony and all the town. Non the Mimi'-scta for sale at reasonable prices. Also, farms in the country with or without improve ments. [St. Paul, June 4,1853. 38y J. W. Bass, Forwarding Commis’n Merchant [ H’/f.lliF BOAT] Lower Landing, Saint Paul. Minnesota. *Tjr* The St. Paul Wharf Boat offers facilities for storage not possessed I y any warehouse at either Landing. 31y J. W. BABCOCK, FORWARDING and Commission Mer chant, Upper Jainding, Saint Paul, Minnesota Ter ritory. W. H. FORBES, T?l T R COMPANY—St. Paul Outfit— A Also Dry floods and Groceries, Corner of Third and Jackson streets. L. B. Wait A Co., Wholesale and Retail Grocers and Commission Merchants, HAVE opened at the store lately oc copied by U. F. Tracy, on Third street, a general assortment »>f Family Groceries and Provisions; which they will sell at low prices for cash or in exchange for countrv produce. They respectfully solicit a share of patronage. UHAKLKS MiI.BURN, St. Paul, June 21, ’s2—lOy L. B. WA IT. nr. G« LEDUC. D. IIOIIRER. LEDUC & ROIIRER. BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERS, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, [Corner of Bench and Wubashaw streets, St. ]'aul,M. T.] WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, Grocery A I*rovi*ioai Store, IX THE RICE HOUSE, n. r. davis. a. w. tullis. B. F. Davis & Co., HAVE Just re<*eiveil and opened in the Rice House, a large stock of Groceries and Provisions , which tlmy will »'ll at wholesale or retail* and at such prices as will Insure quick sales. The citizens of St. Paul and the surrounding country are respectfully solicited to give u> a call and examine our goods and prices. We will be in receipt of large additions to our stock in a few days, Including Dry G- .ds and Ready Made Clothing. St. Paul, April 30, 1853—33tf BILLS or EXCHANGE} AXI> DRAFTS on all parts of the United States,at the office of the Minnesota outlit, by Cl I AS. W. BOR UP. CONSTANS & BURBANK, Storage, Forwarding and Commission .Mer chants, Randall's Levee, St. Paul, HAVE ill store an l for sale at the Lowest Prices, Me s and Prime Pork, Extra and superfine Flour, Buckwheat Flour, Oats, Corn, Baric}*, sectl Wheat, sect! Corn and all kinds of Held seetl>. Let it be distinctly understood, that w,- will Job any goods in our line at lower price* than any house in Saint ! Paul. On Consignment: First rate Ham, lids per lb; do Shtuildcss, 9 ctsj 10 hI»N Thomas’ Fresh Cove Oysters, $9 per doz; Fruit Trees from the Scott Nursery; 25bids superior rectiiied Whiskey; 30 bids best quality Dried Apples; Agents,! >r Adam Evans* Breaking and two-horse Ploughs for L Dunham's superior Inks and Matches, Louisville Hydraulic Cement, ami Galena lime, fresh lot received to-day; i All which will he s-dd at manufacturer’s prices. St. Paul, April 22, 1853 IS. YI’LAGAN, Storage, Forwarding *V Commission Merchant, j Dealer in Grain of ail kinds. Fruit Trees, &c.. Main st., n. ar th • Bradley House* Galena, 111. Refer to R. 11. Campbell 4c Co., Galena; W. L. Kuin U • 4c ('o., St. Louis. My NORTH-WESTERN BOOK STORE. Joseph X'. Waggoner, ‘ WHOLESALE AND RETAIL BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER, Xo. 93 Main Street, four story Brick Corner , Gaiens, 111. ! ?t|*.\geney for the sale of siqierlor Printing Paper.«£3S ! Gab na. May 22. 35-y XV. ED. Foboin, Taylor’s Falls, Min. Ter. TYEALEII in Dry Goods, Groceries, I * Provisions, Hardware. Cutlery, Crockery, Queens ! ware, Ready-Made Clothing, Boots and Shoes, 4cc. 43y SHORT, PROCTOR & Co. (Successors to Churchill Xelson.) Have on hand a general assortment of Dry Goods, Crockery, Hardware and Groceries, which they offer for sale on as good terms as any estab lishment in the Territory. Tin y are also prepared to store, or sell on commission, merchandise ot all kinds. Stillwater, March 5, 18.i3—21tf BOAN, KING Sc €o., Wholesale Dry-Goods Dealers, j 123 AND 125 .MAIN' STIIKKT, ST. I.OI'IS. A RE constantly receiving new and dc -21 sir.iM.Ki.vi, s.>r staim.i: and k a \c y noons which are offep*d at u very small advance for Cash, or to Mer chants who pay their notes when due. Country Merchants will tind a decided advantage by an examination of the lar gest stock of go's Is west of the mountains. DOAN, KING 4c CO. St. Louis, May 2*2. 35-y JOHN SQUIRE. s. G. REED. SqiiiiT & Diced, Eagle Iron anil Nail Store. 23 Wafer si., n Between Olive and Pine, St. Louis, Mo., in Iron, Nails. Hollow Ware, Castings, steel. Iron Axles, Eliptic springs. Fireproof safes, smiths’ Tools, ice., agents for tin* sale of Ihqto Cotton Yarns, and Pittsburgh manufactures gener ally. 51 y D. Pearce, Wholesale and lit tail Dealer in Hals »V Caps of every description, Xo. 120, Alain street, s** Louis, Mo. Tf* Orders from up-country traders respectfully soli cited and promptly attended to, 37y C* n. KELLU.M* M. n. MASSON, JH* KELLUM 4c MASSON, [j LARD OIL AND CANDLE MANUFACTURERS, , 1 —ALSO — Produce and Commission Merchants, Xu, 21 South Levee , St. Louis. HE FERENCES : E. M. Hyland 4c Co.. J , i f. B. Chamberlain, > St. Louis. It. M. Withers, ) St. Louis, May 22. 35-y_ MANNY & Wi:iJ) WHOLESALE DEALERS IN ROOTS AND SHOES. ! 156 Main Street, St. Louis, WOULD respectfully call the attention of fillers In ; Minnesota, to tlie largest ami most varifl assort ment of Roots and Shoes ever offered in Sf Louis. — Relieving that they can otter better Inducements to pur- j chasers, than any other establishment; which they an* willing to demonstrate upon an examination of theirgoods and prices. > September 24, 1851—v l P. ( IIOUTEAU. JR. JAS* HARRISON*. FELIX VALLE* il CHOUTEAU, HARRISON & VALLE. Commission Merchants mid Proprietors of the St. Louis Kolliiiu Mill. i AND manufactures of bar iron in all its XL various shapes, She; t Iran an«l 11.,Her Plate, Nails | aiel Spikes fr.au the ore or the Iron Mountain, iron Slore, i No. PBh North Second street, St. Iymls. ScptellllK-r 1, ISSI. ALONZO CHILD, El.oN O. I-IIATT, OtIXNOE W. PBATT. CHILD, PRATT £c CO., 1 IMPORTERS AM) WHOLESALE DEALERS IX s Fori-t-'ii and Domestic- Hardware and Cutlery, No. 14) Mall) street, SAINT PAUL, MINNESOTA St. Paul DDonsc. ''UHIS House, formerly kept by J. W. -L Baas, being the original hotel of St. Paul, at the corner of Third and Jackson sts., opposite the Minnesota Out lit, is thoroughly repaired, and remodeled, and with the addi tions now made to it, is one of the most spacious and con venient hotels in town. Having taken a lease of it, and tit ted It up throughout with new furniture. I Invite the traveling public, to call ujkui me; believing they will find this house equal to the best, In all respects. The charges will he verv moderate. GEORGE WELLS. St. Paul, July 31, 1852. 4fiy RODNEY PARKER, late of Hie American House Low ell. Mass., having a least* of the large hotel at the tipper end of St. Paul, with everything iti proper on ler for the convenience of travelers, hoarders, or families tie siring furnished apartments, respectfully invites his friends anti 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 Rogers House. Roberts Street Near Fifth, ‘St. Paul, Minnesota. THE subscriber has opened accommodations for board ers, lodgers and travelers in the large brick build ing situated as above, where lie will l»e happy to accom modate to the extent of his ability all who may oiler. His terms are reasonable, and his table furnished with all that the market affords. He hopes his exertions to please will command a reasonable share of the public patronage. 2-41tf JOHN ROGERS. lYni. Illingworth, WATCH AND CLOCK Man * V nfacturer, corner of Jackson and Fifth ;i street, St. Paul, begs to return his sincere tlmnk> to the inhabitants of St. Paul for their kind patronage and support since his arrival from England, and hopes through strict attention to business to merit a continuance of the X. 11. Having had thirty years experience in Manu facturin'* Clocks and Watches, of every description, he feels himself competent to undertake any work intrusted to ids cure. New watches made to order and wheels cut for the trade. M M. ILLINGWORTH, 2-18 Watchmaker, corner of Jackson and Fifth. 53® A beautiful assortment of French and English Lo vers and I.opines, and American clocks, hntli n-w and second-hand, constantly on hand and for sale at the above place. m Nathan Spicer, TEWELER AND WATCHMAKER, at the sign of the Big Watch, Third street, next door to the St. Paul Drug Store, is prepared /!y\ to make gold and silver watches, rings, spoons, ,J_ 4cc., on short notice. Also to repair tlie same, a well as music books, shell combs, or linger rings, brace lets and eat drops. Jle also keeps for sale a great variety of rings, perfumery, and whatever goods are usually en quired for at a Jeweler's. Contracting and Dtiiiluiisg. IT D W A 11 D STEWART, Bricklayer J—J and Architect-, thankful to the citizens of St. Paul, for favors since lie commenced business, would respectful ly inform them that he is prepared to contract for and e rcct stone or Brick buildings, and furnish materials if re quired, on fair terms, having permanently settled in Saint Paul, he solicits a share of public patronage. Dralts and specifications furnished on reasonable terms. X. lb Orders for work left at the store of If. Sand ford, near the Post Office will receive prompt attention. 42y E DW A RD STEWART. U. P. PATTERSON. C. A* GATES. PATTERSON & GATES, COA'TJiACTOIiS . I. \'!) BCILDEUS, Resilience Seventh street. \ LL ORDERS in the line of Brick- Jjl laying and Mason work left at Uonway 4c Nichols’ Land Office, will la*promptly attended to. liiirtiii S 3, (.'lark, A RCHITECT &. BUILDER, would jLA- Inform the citizens of St. Paul anti surrounding country, that be Is prepared to do all kinds of Carpenter and Joiner work that may be intrusted to Ids care, with neatness and despatch, and in the latest styles of Archi tecture; also stair building. For plans and specifications, call on the above at his residence oil Fort street. Having devoted his time for many years to his business in the East, lie fecl> assured that he can give satistaetion t«» all who may favor him with their patronage* 2-17 y New Harness Establishment. THE subscribers would inform the citizens of St. Paul and all the country round about, that they are coti dui fug the above business in all its branches, on Third street nearly opposite the Post Office, where customers can he supplied, on short notice, with all kinds of Har ness, Bridles, Saddles, Fly Nets, Trunks, Valises, Whips, etc. MARTIN DREW & CO. St. Paul, April 20, 1853. 32y BOOKBINDING. THE subscriber would respectfully infojm the citizens of St. Paul audits vicinity, that he is now carrying on the above business in the 2d story of Spencer’s new build ing, on the corner of Ftth and Roberts street. <1 t" Particular attention paid to rebinding old books and periodicals. JaMES MACKINTOSH. lYb 7 -l—lf J. R. BREWSTER, House, and Ornamental Painter. St. l'aul, Minnesota Territory. New Tailoring Establishment. Third street—Two doors above the Post Office. SITU L7.K 4c M ATI! ES having just opened a new Tailoring and Gentlemen’s Furnishing Establishment at the abnv«* place, will he happy to serve their friends and tin* public in general, in tlmir line of business. Being practi cal workmen, they feel confident of giving general satis faction. They will keep on hand an assortment of Fash ionable Cloths, to which they invite public attention. St. Paul, May 28, 1853. 2-37 y MRS. AI. L. STOAKES, —N Fashionable Silk and Straw .Milliner. {Jt “Also; Fancy Dress Caps, Cloaks and Dresses, cut made to order, Sf. Anthony street, nearly op ' posite the Rice House, St. Paul. Mrs. s. has Just returned from New York with a large I stock of every article ot goods in iu r line of business, all of the best quality and latest styles. She has also a fine assortment of Needles. Pins, Gloves, Mils* etc., to all of which she would invite the especial attention of the La dies of Bt. Paul and vicinity. 36y ICE! ICE!! ICE! !! THE undersigned has put up the past winter several thousand tons of thU delicious article varying in thickness from two to three fe«d ; which lu* < tiers for the supply of private families, hotels, boarding houses, boats, Nc.. 4tc. His supply is iuexhaustabb*, and lie invites the patronage of the several towns and cities on the river. C. SYMOXDS. March 26, 1853—38tf _ STOVES AND TIN WARE. At J\'ewelf's old stand on Third Street , a few floors west of Jackson street. THE subscriber will keep on hand constantly a go.nl assortment of Tin Ware, which lie will sell at whole sale or retail. Also, a general assortment of Stoves. Orders from country dealers solicited. X. B. Repairing done on short notice. GEO. RUSSELL, Agent. St. Paul, April 30, 1853—33 y Notice. JAMES A. CASE, late of tlu* N. V. and Erie Railroad, lias entered into a co-partnership with S. P. Folsom, (under tin* name of Folsom Case) for flic pui|>os<* ot transacting a General lAUd Agency business in eonuectUn* with that of surveying and Civil Engineering. The publh, patronage i> respeceftilly solicited. J. A. Case refers to Tims. A- Emmet, Jr. Esq., Chief Eng. U. R. 11.; Tie s. ll.aid. K>q., Cid Eng. K. an.l X. V. City R. It., and Edward Evereit, E*q., Res. Eng. G. V. it. It. Folsom 4c Case refer to Ex Gov. Ramsey. H<>n. IT. 11. | Sibley, H. M. Rice and U. A. Laui!..-r:, Esqs., and Wilkin : 4c Van KlUn, Counsellors at Law, of St. Paul. S. P. FOLSOM, May 27, 1833. 4Ctf J. A. CASE. It is Said to be a Fact. TH AT the Up Town folks can save shoe-leather by liming ail kinds of | GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS, | just as cheap, if not a little cheaper, in Upp Town than j in Lower Town, at W. X. Person fc Co's. Xew Store, ! adjoining Blum’s New Bazaar, a few doors below the ; Rice House, where they have ju>t opened a splendid as [ sortment of ('lmice FAMILY GROCERIES AXD PROVISIONS ! » ( f all kinds; also, a very choice lot of Wines, Liquors and Cigars, i and in fact almost every thing under the head of family i supplies, which they will sell low for Ceslu June 11, 1853—3!) tr I a/I Bushels Dried Apples, a superior article, for sale 1.1 JU t«» ch*se a consignment, at $1 per bushel. July 16, 1863 —44tf CONST A NS fc BURBANK. Office-Third City Cash DEALERS S,- IN BOYS' & Roberts Street, DDall Summer AT NEW And 2."> per in Also a large stock of ROOTS At loss tli •£TJf SI Ts the place where Paul, «m Third street, June 25tf The CALD to Claudius, lie thus expressed lie was about to leave cation in France: 6i Costly thy haldt But not For the apparel Feeling deeply of Bt. Paul, old and act upon this Have brought into tin* a stock of seasonable could be purchas'-d in fully a>k that gant Cloths, elsewhere satisfied ted, tlieir prices, and and making up ers who may otter* sortment of And every article ill may he called for. Minnesota and Cedar office. 1 -3i f 1 offer St. Paul and sale are such as do to the eapitall.-t or man ey in a prosperous and ity. Among various following, viz: A in a centra! part of St. cellent water; also, a property will he sold a large and thrifty that the Sioux land with fuel until in I have also for sale growing timber, of public roads and not The above property cash, that the advance. For sale oil higher. Apply to 43tf Cor. Third 'THIS Gallery -a. BEST of Apparatus. approved scientific best endeavors to patronage. All are amine specimens. Pocket | ne-toiika” or or Little Falls, Fort sota scenery, for sale Third and Cedar These views have expense, and for not he surpassed* All examine specimens. August 21, 1852. With JM. FARMER, • pleased to intorin ing to purchase* lie has received, and prices at his new store the World’s Fair, a of articles itt his Hue, Sugars, of .ill Teas, the latest Cnfi‘o, West India Fish.—Cod, Pickles and Nuts, —Almonds, Tobacco and Molasses and Refinery, Flour—superfine of Hams, Shoulders And all other articles great and small, to 1 am bound to sell, it to their advantage to May 7, ’53—34y ST. THE subscribers engaged iu AND COMMEIIC I At. Paul. Tin y have now Pear and Cherry trees; trees; grape vines, elioiee roses, 6 Ury»antliemums, berry, many other articles in a>sortuient of Victoria Persons desirous of cles, may leave their miles out «d the citv, Paul. We shall b«* dwarf trees next fall, April 30, 1853—33tf Mankato TOR j-L Mankato, Blue | hea l of steamboat j of the Minnesota or | tlu* Bin** Earth. ; Apply to the who is the special i this property. 1 St. Paul. April, JUST RECEIVED sortment of Crockery , For sale cheap by June 25tf BURBANK Till*. Chen [test, of obtaining light and South, is by the -V. J 1 . Lost good* and any thing from a ey remitted* and press business Messengers twice a

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ocr: UlCirS SALAMANDER SAFES, Wilder’s Patent. A LARGE ASSORTMENT of Safes oTj of various sizes and pattern?, with and without pow der proof locks, for salo at the Depot, 1-10 Water street, New York. Burglar-proof Bank Vaults and Vault Doors made to order. STEARXS & MAItVIX, (Laic Hof, Steurm fy C’o., iucccssora to Rich Co.) 146 Water st., and corner Avenue A and St. Mark’s Place, X. X., Sole Proprietors of Kick's Patent, and the only makers of salamander Safes combining Wilder’s and lUcli’s Patent. WM. CON STANS, Agent, St. Paul. October ‘23, ISO.’—til f


The Minnesota pioneer. [volume]

ocr: ijuteon. BENJAMIN ALLEN, Attorney at Lou, ffndaon, St. Croix C vmy, IVu. .1 USE l*li ISO AA lilt V, u.tary PulLc and Lnd Apnit, H uis in, St. Croix Ccwity, Wisconsin. ■ jnn-Iv.’PTIOX Claims secured and entries made by Military • tad Warranli Bl :k lfeedi and Mori. a. * constantly on hand, and conveyance* care- l.olix a. u jiromj t!y attended to.

place_of_publication: St. Paul, Minn. Territory

publisher: James M. Goodhue


ocr: l)Ul>50lT. __ UE.VJ.iMIX AI.LEX, Attorney rt Imw, Hudson, St. Croue County, Wit, JOSEPH BOWROIf, - ’t.iry l\;l„ ini J. rid A ynf. Hudson, St. Cruij C'. until, Il iscoJtM .. | PKF.-KMFTiON ( lam s seeure.!. an I entrir* mude ’ > Mi!:"ir> lai’.'il Warrants. Itluok l>e d» ami! Mot iges constantly on hand, and couveyan es care fully and nroniutiv i.'icnt . 1 to. —


ocr: SAINT PAUL LODGE, No. 2, MEETS every SatimUiy evening, at Odd Hall, corner of Ttnrd and Cedar streets, (e.n --! trance on Cedar street) St. Paul. ' Brothei* from abroad, in good standing, arc re ! sptctAilly invited to attend. ERWIN Y. SHELLEY, Sec’y. HENNEPIN LODGE, No. 4,1. 0.0. EETS everv Monday evi uing, at 7 o’clock, I t),|j Fellows’ Hall, corner of Third I (_Vd.tr street. Brothers li .mi abroad in goo<l standing, arc re spectfully invited to attend. L. C. DUNN, Sec’y. ’ .MINNESOTA ENCAMPMENT, No. I EETS on the second and fourth Tuesday eve iiin.,* of each month, at OJJ Fellows’ I cornet of Third and t'olar btreets, St. Paul. ! Putiiarebs from abroad, in good standing, are Istiecifu'U invited to attend. J. R. BROWN,Scribe


ocr: CIGARM! cigars:: 10,000 I’anetilUs, 18,000 l.ondres, 5,000 La Sultana, 10,000 La Rxmade Rio Hondo, 10,000 I.a Alavesa, 5,000 Teresita, For sale at the 31. Paul Drug Store hy w w. incncox


ocr: W. S. SWYMMERia the only authorited agent for this paper iu the city of St. I.ouis, and is duly empow to taAe subscriptions and receive ad’ crtlsentents at the rates required by us. His receipts will be con sidered as payments. DEMOCRATIC NOMINEE FOR CONGRESS, HENRY M. BICE. DEMOCRATIC COUNTY TICKET. Sheriff. C. E. LEONARD. Regi*ter ol Deed*. LOUIS M. OLIVER. Judge of Piobate. J. M. STONE- District Attorney. I). C. COOLEY. County Commissioner. J. F. WILSON. County Treasurer. A. L. LARPENTEUR. County Surveyor. JAS. S. CASE. Coroner. PATRICK CAREY. Assessors. J. GORHAM. BENJAMIN GEKVAIS, ROBERT CUMMINGS. DEMOCRATIC LEGISLATIVE TICKET For the Council—Second District. IS VAC VAN ETTEN, WM. T. MURRAY. For the Council—Fourth I)i*ti»rt. WILLIAM FREEBORN. House ol Representatives. WILLIAM NOOT, WILLIAM DAVIS, BARNARD ROGERS. LEVI SLOAN. LOUIS BARTLETT.


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ocr: RICH'S SALAMANDER SAFES, Wilder’s Patent. A LARGE ASSORTMENT of Safes -Li of various size* and patterns, wiili and without pow der proof locks, for sale at the Depot, 146 Water street, New York. Burglar-proof Batik Vaults and Vault Doors made to order. STEARNS & MARVIN, (Late Roffy Stearns Co., successors to Rich 5* Co.) 146 Water st., and corner Avenue A and St. Mark’s l'lace, X. V., Sole Proprietors of Rich’s Patent, and the only makers of Salamander Safes combining Wilder’s and Rich’s Patent. MM. CON'STANS, Agent, St. Paul October 23, 1852 —Gtf Ho!


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ocr: UI’AJ A AIIN ALLEY, Alt'roey ,-t L :ir, Ilwls'.n, St. (’• i x ('runty. Il ls. JOSEPH limYHDN, A trry Public aril l.ud A.r 't. 11 uLon, V. Crois County, I Vix-e i.h. I >sl’ KMI’TION Claims seem-ed, and entries urnd- M by Jl.iiit . laud YYurran!; Lliink Deeds 'I irtgago* 0.U..M -it jx oil leu.d, and conveyance* fully and prompily internal! to.


ocr: SAINT I*A ITItl T lt LODGE, No. F.F.TS ever* Saturday evening, at ( bid I elloxvs’ " Hall, cornet of Thirl and i’vdat streets, (en- trance on t'cdai street) St. I’aul. Drnt her* from abroad, in good standing, arc re- ri<ecUidly ms iled to attend. JOSKTII U. BROWN, Sec’y. HENNEPIN LODGE, No. 4,1. 0.0. F. MF.KTS every Monday evening, tit 7 o’clock, at (bid Fellowe’ llall, corner of Third and Cedar sliix*(. Rn alter* from abroad in goo.l standing, are re siicclfully invitud to attend. L. C- DUNN, Sec’y. MINNESOTA ENCAMPMENT, No. I. MF.KTS on the second and fourth Tuesday eve nings of each month, at Odd Fellows’ corner of 'Third and (Vdar streets, St. I’aul. I‘ati ivrrh* fixmi uliroad, in gixxi standing, are re siieetfully invited to attend. L. A. BABCOCK. Set ibc


ocr: I ! ] I i J i rflE MINNESOTA PIONEER St. iJaul, fflimiesota, Thursday .llomiusf, Jau. 6, ’53. rates of advertising. (Nonpariel type or it* eipuvalent.) TU V VMF.N r AIIVKKTISKMENTS,*! <K> persquarc • ( I it line, for tin first insertion, and 50 edit* per sijuari for 03*11 subsequent insertion. yearly advertisements. One column, ..... SSO 00 Half a column, - - - - - So oo One fourth of a column, - * 20 00 l!n*ine** i Hard* not over six line* 5 00 Over six line* nul unaler ten lines, 7 50 Over ten line* mul niuler tifu-cii lines, lt> 00 Fo all ehsnres onlen <1 in advertiseniei ts, a elmrge will be mail*, of 30 cent.* per lUCOem* rompositii'ii. A\'e agree to vliarje the übove price*, uniformly, for nl l* * tIVII'It St. I*au!. March (Mill, 1552. J AMES M. OOOIHIBE—Vioneer. I> ROIIKKTSON llomorr.n. OWENS »Y MOORE—Minncaotiau.


ocr: THE MINNESOTA PIONEER {Jaul, fHinnrsota, THURSDAY. JULY 7.1853. RATKS OF ADV'EHTINING. (Nonpariel type or ita equivalent.) TRANSIT NT ADVERTISEMENTS, 00 per square of 12 lint*, for the ilrat nucrtioii, and 5u cent* per square for each subsequent insertion, YEARLY ADVERTISEMENTS. One column, .... - 8)0 oo Half a column, .... - 30 ‘0 One fourth of a column, - - KM hnsines* t anls not i>»er six line* 5 00 Over six lines ami imrbr ten line*, 7 50 Over ten lint s *llll umhr ftl'.een line*, 10 ( 0 Tor a l l rhar.gr* ordered in advertisements, « will he made, of SO cent* per 1000etn* co:n| osith it. We agree to chaige the above price*, uniformly, advert.smg St. Paul, March 25th. le*2. J AMES M. OOnmitTE—P oneer. I) A KOUr.KTSO.V Democrat. OWENS A. MOORE—Minnesoltan.


ocr: Hudson. BENJAMIN A 1.L1.N, Attorney at Lnr. Unison. St. Craw C,.smtv, lVi.v. JOSEPH BOW HON. Aotary Puhlu and Lund Ac nt. Ilud.s n, St. Croix C’Unty, H neons in. PRE-EMPTION Linens secured, and entries made bx Military l and Warrant*. Blank Deeds and Mortgages eoiislantlx on hand, uud couveyances calc and promptly attended to.


ocr: IjiiOsoii. BENJAMIN ALLEN, Attrnry ct Law, Hudson, St. Croix Cr unfit, IV is. JOSEPH BOXY BON. Atfary Public and Land Agrrit, Hinton, St. Crnr County, ltVmen.vi'x, r'tE-EMPTION rimins secured, and entries made by Military Land Warrants Blink Deeds and Mortgages constantly on band, and convey ances care fully ami promptly attended to.


ocr: MINNESOTA PIONEER. f> 1 t'tHV THURSDAY HOIIKINU nv JAMES M. GOODHUE. Ofi ,c on U . itch st., rihir the junction of Third. T E It m s : 1. riONKKK Will hv furi inhed to *ub*rr:b«rs ■ i I)uLUkB |H*r mmum, invuimbly in mlvaucc. .No -1 oucriptioiis received for less (limi one year. Ml letter* lu tin* oilier, must be pms-faid to *e t c % «• Ml l 4*ii I *.o:i.


ocr: ! | . j I 1 I , \ > KEY A FARMER. Just received, too bids AA ar Engle extra winter whent, IMI 44 Belcher'sclar'd augur, luii bids N. O. do 20 44 44 molasses, 2b half 44 Uiolassea, 20 li) gal kegs 44 50 »ks Rio »ofite, 10 cheats iu. tea, 5 44 Java. “ 2u cailies 44 5 cheats Y- H. tea, 50 hx» raisins, 10 cadies 44 ten, 25 44 prunes, 40 jar* prunes, 3 bbl* dried currants, 15 kegs salrratus, *0 dox yea«t powders, 5 44 creamti.rtar, 5j bxs uufiii soap, 5 bxs xnriag'd soap. 4 *• cast Be 44 50 44 in candles, S 5 41 star cnliillea, 50 ska G. A. salt,' 10 bbls cider vinegar, 5 44 dairy sail, ! i'.O reams wrapping paper, lu I>\* starch, I lo.ouo Huvnuua scgiirs, brooms, aliiiouds, litckorx ! ti. .. to. 4 30-if


ocr: THE MINNESOTA PIONEER St. Paul, fftiunesota, THURSDAY. OCTOBER 13, 1853. RATES OF ADVERTISING. (Nottpvrid type or it* equivalent.) TRANSIENT ADVERTISEMENTS, $1 OOperaqoare of L! lines, for the first insertion, and 50 cent*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 alx line* 5 00 Over six lines and under ten line*. 7 50 Over teu lines aud under fifteen lines, 10 00 For ail manges ordered in advertisnnient*, a charge will be made, of 30 cents per 1000eins composition. W c agree to charge thn above prices, uniformly, for advertising St. Paul, March 21th. 1F52. JOSEPH R. BROWN—Pioneer. DAVID OLMSTED —Democrat. OWENS A MOORE—Miunesotian.


ocr: Ileady for the Winter Trade, &.c. J. W. BCSD. M *. KLLLOuO BOND & KELLOGG Apothecaries and Druggists, •T. AXTIIONY STREET. ST. PAUL, MIXXESOTA . WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN Daces, Mcoioive*, Cheuioxi.*, White I.ea.d. Oils, i’slNts, 'all colors,) Vahvisuln, \\ indow Glass, Glass and timi iANis Wut. Dye Suns, and Dele Wise, Caadies, I.minus, Scoxna, Tobacco, Patent Med iums, l’carivit.iv, and Fan cy AETILI.ES, 4'C. ; j 1 , | j i J


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ocr: IliiCil S SALAMANDER SAFES, Wilder’s Patent. \ LARGE ASSORTMENT of Safes .xl of various sizes and patterns, with and without pow der proof locks, for sale at tlie Depot, 116 Water street, ; New York. Burglar-proof Bank Vaults and Vault Doors made to I order. STEARNS & MARVIN', ! (Late Raff, Stearns Co., successors to Rich Co.) 14<» Water st., and corner Avenue A and St. Mark’s 1 Place, X. V., Sole Proprietors of Rich’s Patent, and the j only makers of Salamander Safes combining Wilder’s and . Rich’s Patent. WM. COXSTANS, Agent, St. Paul.


ocr: liICII'S SALAMANDER SAFES, Wilder’s Patent. A LARGE ASSORTMENT of Safes of various sl/.os and patterns, with an«l without po%\ - dt-r proof locks, lor sale at the Depot, lib Water -Mett, New York. Burgiar-proof Batik Vaults and Vault Doors made to order. STEARNS A MARVIN, (Late It off, Stearns -S' Co., tucc • ssors to Rich 4- Co.) 146 Water st., and conn r Aveone A and st. Mark’s Place, X. V., Sole Proprietors of Rich's Patent, and the only makers ot Salamander Safes combining Wilder’s and Rich’s I*at«*nt. WM. CON STANS, Agent, St. Paul.


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ocr: Ijubsoil. BESJA MIN' ALLKK, Attorney nt Lau, Hudson, St. Croix (’ unty, U’is. JOSEPH P.OW RON. *\ tic y Public an ! lend A sent. Hudson, St. Croix t' unty, U ix, a in. P . L-LMPTIOV t'hxiins secured, and entries mode by Military Land Warrants. Blank Deeds ami Murtgag, < roii'liiiitl) on hand, und conveyances care lully aim proiu|itly attended to.


ocr: MINNESOTA HONKER. PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY MOItMVii BY JAMES M. GOODHUE. OJllce on IScnc- st., ney r the junction of Thie l. T i: it >: s : 1 THE 1’IOM’Ll! will fie fun i*'ii I to s'ch.-rribers wt Two I>oli.»;.i per annum. mv ..t t.ib'> in wlruive. 2 y .No subscription* rfiuvi'J lor teas limn a:ie yen - 1j" .Ml fitters to this office, must lit I'nt-riin to r«- tcivr attention.


ocr: THE MINNESOTA PIONEER St. Paul, iUiimcsota, THURSDAY, MAY 28, 1853. HATES OF ADVERTISING* (Nonpnriel type or it* equivalent.) TR \N HIK »\ T A I)V BETI nE M K NTS, * 1 fit) p«r square of 12 line., lor the flint insertion, ai.fi 6U cent* per *qudre for e’ui It suLaequent Insertion. YEARI.Y ADVERTISEMENTS. Otu •tvlunin, ..... ft >0 fit) Halt a eoluiiiii, - - * * - 3tl 00 One fourth of n column, - - SO Ot* Husiiit <s t'ards not tort **v line* 5 00 Over .a l line* ami tinder ten lines. 7 50 Over ten Ike* mu! under fifteen lines, 10 00 Tor a!i chunpes ordered in udveruvcuients. i charge will lie mafic ot 30 cents per 10I>0 ctns composition. AV,-agree to i Uai jje ll.e ahuve price*, uniformly, for adv crtinn* Sit. Paul, March 21th, 1?52. J AMES M COODHTTE—Hon err. I) A. ROHKRTSON —Democrat. OWENS A MOORE—>linne»i>tiail.


ocr: MANKATO CITY. MINNESOTA, FOR BALE. i J A LOTS in the City of Mankato. Blue Eani 4 4 tr County, Situated at the head of Steamboa* navigation, on the g oat Southern btr>d of th* 1 tc, or Bt. Feur’s River, netr the mouth ct "•-* j Apply to the subscriber ot to J* rrm -• r & ,„ who t. the Special Ageit 1 uale oftht* property. -«— 1 I Bt Paul, AprtlleSa.-^a>/5


ocr: I FLOUR FOR SALE. CONSTANTLY on hand at Prank Smith A » lay ton, lowa, (about 12 miles below Prairie Dliien, and an excellent lauding,) which we guarantee good m any in tha market; iu quaniitlea to suit wa [4 »«m| THOMPdON DA VIS,


ocr: IH.X.IAMIN ALLEN, Att -net/ at Law , Hu-lx-m, St. Croix County. TUii-. JOSKI’H HOW RON. Aut)iry I’id’iic anti Land Agent, Hud*: it, ,Sf. Creir C.))i)ity, H I*o !i*in. B®i:r EMPTDIN Claims secured, and entries made by Military I nnd Warn it-. Blank Deed* and Mortgage* i oi:> tain ly on hand, aud t envey uuii-* tart-, fully and promptlv attended to •


ocr: ! i 1 F. S. NEWELL, 1 ~ - Importer and wholesale dealer in Hard ware, Cutlery, Housekeeping Articles, Fermjiig and Mining Implement*, c«»n stanly in store and for sale, near Post Office, Third Street, St. Paul. 5 lly


ocr: . ! j ; I c ity cash furnishing -1853- WINNE N. COOLEY, MERCHANT TAILORS. XtTRTJIOI.Ei* ALE and retail dealers and TT ers ir. Ready-Made Clothing. Furnishing Boy*’ aud Children’s Clothing, Feihioaab’.e Boots ghees. Hats, Caps, Ac. ROBERTS STREET, ST. PAUL, MINNESOTA.


ocr: PLOUGHS TkF every variety, nienuiaeturtij from the erlrbtAted */ Missouri Iron !.-c«a, be had at low r.ricee for rat!: or SPpro-rad f.s;.ir, iy esplyi-g at the [2-smj MISSOURI IRON STORE


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ocr: Wilder’s Patent. A LARGE ASSORTMENT of Safes Ty of various sizes and patterns, with and without pow- , der proof locks, lor sale at the Depot, 146 Water street, New York. Burglar-proof Bank Vaults and Vault Door* made to order. STEARNS A MARVIN, (Late Rojfy Stearns 4* Co., successors to Rich <s* Co.) ! 146 Water st., and corner Avenue A and St. Mark’s j Place, N. Y., Sole Proprietors of Rich’s Patent, and the ! only makers of Salamander Safes combining Wilder’s and ‘ Rich’s Patent. WM. CONSTANS, Agent, St. Paul.


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ocr: i j NOTICK. T ' Bot)KS will be opened on the First Monday of Sen-j texa i. r, 1553, l>> the Commissioners designated in the act passea by the Legislature of the Territory c f Minnesota, incorporating the Lake Supeuor, piiget S(:utid and Pacilic Ui.lxoud Company, at St. p,- j >i an itow-o-;, Kenosha, Fond du Lac, Milwaukee, Chicuto* ' Dc:r:.t, Albany etd t ie city of Naw l urk, to receive subscriptions to the capital stock of said com nan v HENRY if. SIBLEY, V CEO. ItFKI). JOHN B. MACY, | C. C.TROWBRIDUE, ; Com’r.*. JULIES WHITE, L. BLOSSOM, i JVMKS Hf'ANE POTV • Dated March If, 1 53 U H


ocr: SAINT PAUI* LOD6K, No. 2, MEll'l -S every Saturday eveiling, at Odd Fellow s’ Hall, cur mi if Third and Cedar streets, (en trance on (Y.’.ai ftieet) l’aul. Brothers from alxond, hi good standing, are rc -I'ectfully iur ite ! to Mi n.b JOSEPH R. BROWN, Sec’y. HENNEPIN 1.00(7 E, No. 1,1. 0.0. F. \II.LTS cverr Mmidiiv evening, at 7 o’clock, at * -*■ Odd Fcliovr.-’ Hall, cornel ot I niid and J Cedar stmt. . I Brothers from abroad in goorl standing, are ii i spertfilllr mvrU-d to attend. L. C. DUNN, Sec’y. MINNESOTA ENCAMPMENT, No. t 7 AlliF.l Son lh<- ser-onl -ml fourth Tuesday eve ■) ni tg* of ear h iiiou li, at Odd Fdl.ires’ | coi n ; of ’l’liird and Cedar streets, St. I’aub 1' an larch- font abroad, in good Handing, are re spectfulK invited tu attend. J. R. BROWN, Sc.iiho BWMW « W s W « B


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ocr: OWEYS & MOORE, VOLUME 3. THE MI NNESOTIAN, j PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY, BY J.P. O WENS Sc G. W. MOORE, Saint Paul, Minnesota Territory. TERM >:-Two Dollars per annum in advance. Three Dollars if not in ad vance. RATES OF ADVERTISING, [XOKrAREIL TYPE OR ITS EQUIVALENT.] Transient Advertisements, $1 00 per square of twelve lines, for the tlrst insertion, and titty cents per square for each subsequent Insertion. YEARLY ADVERTISEMENTS. One column, - $5O 00 Half a column, ----- 30 00 One-fourth of a column, - - 20 00 Business Cards not over six lines, - 5 00 Over six lines and under ten lines, - 750 Over ten lines and under fifteen lines, 10 00 For all changes ordered In advertiaemants, a charge will be made of thirty cents per 1,000 eras composition. We asTee to charge the above prices, uniformly for ad vert ising. James M. Goodhue, Pioneer, D. A- Robertson, Democrat, Owens & Moore, Minncsotlan. St. Paul March 24th, 1852. Gold T. Curtis. C- I>. Ciiltilean. CURTIS & GILFILEAN. Attorneys Counsellors at Law, 5 53 —s2y STILLWATER, M. T. j7m7mA HO nTio LL A N D, Attorney at Lair and .Votary Public , Blue Enrtli County, HI. T. August 13, 1853—isy J. TRAVIS ROSSER. M. L. OLDS. ROSSER & OLDS. Attorneys and counsellors at law. or flee In the Secretary’s room In the capitol, at St. Paul, Minnesota Territory. 46-ly JEFFREY T. ADAMS, M. D., PHYSICIAN A .YD SURGEON. Office corner of Main and Front streets, Mankato City, Minnesota Territory. 48y W. I*. JIIRRAI , ATTORNEY AND COI’NSKLOR AT LAW, St. Paul, Minn. Terr. WILL attend promptly and diligently to all business Intrusted to him. llalvng made hiniseir acquaint ed with the quality ami situation of the surveyed lauds 1 In the territory, lie is prepared to locate land warrants to the best advantage, p.-rsons at a distance may send thair warrants here and tlielr Interests will be attended I to if they were pre>ent. JCj 3 * Office on Third sreet. September 17, 1851. JOHN ESAIAS WARREN JOSEPH WAKEFIELD Wakefield & Warren, Attorneys and Counsell/ors at Law and Soli citors in Chancery. Office on Third Street, between Roberts and Minnesota, St. Paul, Min. Ter. W. & W. will attend with diligence and care to all bu. sines* of their profession, In the different curls of this Territory th»t may be liurusie.l to them. Their arrange ments In the slates.>[ New York and Rhode Island are such as will enable tlnm to transact business ..t a general or special r.aturc lu those States with ttie utmost dispatch. They will moreover attend to the collection of debts, the location of Laud Warrants, the purchase and sale of city lots or Real Estate in the country, and to all other mat ters directly or indirectly connected with the profession. WILKIN K VAN ETTEN. ATTORNEYS AT LAW, Office over Farrington’s Brick St«>rc, St Paul. L. A. BABCOCK, M.S. WILKI SSOS* L\W FIIOI, BABCOCK & WILKINSON Attoriilf* ami Counsellor* at Law, Solicitor* lu Chaiu ery, &c. Office near the corut-r of Third and Roberts streets, »t. Part Min. Ter. .. . ! Will attend to business of their profession in ail the ; Qouttf of the Territory. dov. 22,1851. __ i D. COOPER, Attorney at Law, RESUMES the practice Ol ht* profession, and wilt at tend to all business entrusted to him in tl>4 courts , Itlie Territory. Bj-om.e ill the Rice House. May 28, 1853—3 Ty MERRITT ALLEN, Attorney and Counsellor at Law and Solicitor In Chancery, Third Street, St. Paul, Minnesota Territory’- Allen Pkrae, Attorney at Imw and General Land Agent, HAVING been Register Of the Land Office under the late administration, he is able to select tin- best land lu the Territory subject to entry, and will warrant the regularity of all locations made by him. Office on Cedar street, next tioor to the Episcopal Church. St. Paul, M. T. June 25, 1853—2-41tf Jacob j. no ah, A TTORNEY AT LAW and Justice A Of the peace—Commissioner for the Statesot Maine, Connecticut, Rhode Island, New York, Pennsylvania, Kentucky, Ohio, Virginia. Alabama ami l.otns.ana. Office on Third SI., St. Paul. Emmett A Ylonn, Attorneys and Solicitor*. XT 7 ILL attend to professional business VV in the various Courts of the Territory, l’arlicn lar attention given to the location of Land Warrants, buying and selling of lands, Ac. Land warrants for sale for cash or on time. Office on the corner of Wabashaw and Third streets, St. Paul Minnesota. L. EMMETT, July 1, 1852. HENRY L. MOSS. I*aac Atwater, A TTORNEY & COUNSELLOR AT Cl. Law and Solicitor in Chancery. Will give prompt attention to any business intrusted him In the line of his ; profession, lu any part of the Territory. Particular at tention paid to locating Land Warrants, Payment of Tax es» sale of Patents when issued, and Real Estate in gen eral. Office at St. Anth mv, ou Main street, opposite the I Falls. j A. VAN VORHES, A TTORNEY & COUNSELLOR AT Law and Solicitor in Chancery, will attend to all professional business iutrusted to his care, in the different i courts of the Territory. [Stillwater, 1852. 8. J. K. HcJlillaii, ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AJL at Law, will attend promptly and faithfully to all business intrusted to him In the line of his profession a* Stillwater, SL Paul, St. Anthony ami throughout the Ter ritory of Minnesotaaiid the adjoining counties of the State of Wisconsin. Office at Stillwater, Minnesota. RLFERENC es. Gov Alex Ramsey, St Paul, Geo W Campbell & Co, Galena Dr C W Borup, do R lousing do Mr J W Simpson, do S O Butler, St Louis Mr O Walker, Marine Mills T II Larkin & Co do Mr H Burkey, do S*m’lJ Wetherlll&Co do Mr C J Butler do Jo* C Bulk- is. Co do Hon A W Loomis, Pittsburg Jos P Boggs do n<»n C Sba!er, do J K M<*orhead, Esq. Pittsburg G W Jackson, K#p do Sam’l Gorroly do MaJ J B Butler, and citizens generally. IBin3 W. H. Semme*, Attohney at Law, and Solicitor ix Chancery, Willow River,Wis. Will practice in the counties of St. Croix and L& Crosse, Wisconsin, and lu the District Court of Washington coun ty, Minnesota. Valuable town lots in the village of Willow River for sale. 38y W. Richardson, "IVTOTARY PUBLIC, Conveyancer, and -L * Land Agent. Office, opposite the St. Charles Ilousc, St. Anile.ny Falls. Dr. L. C. Kinney, Office in Holland Place, St. Anthony street, St. Paul, TENDERS his professional sen Ices to the citizens of St. Paul and vicinity. Having had an experience of over ten years in the prac tice of medicine, one of which wa» spent as Physician and Surgeon with the U. S. army in Mexico; he Carters himself that he will he able to merit the conttdeuee of all who may favor him with a share of their patronage. July 30, 1863 4Btf DK. T It. POTTS, Corker Robert, and Sixth itreets, St. Paul XX7 ILL attend to the duties of his profession in Sain Yf Paul and vicinity. | W. B. HASELTINE. E. J. BENT. I HASELTINE & BENT, Dealers in Hides, Leather, Tanner's Oil. and Shoema ker's Findings. Philadelphia Calf and Kip; Also, French fall and Patent Leather, NO. 20b, MAIN STREKT, ST. LOUIS, MO., (Between Virginia and Missouri Hotels.) The highest market price paid in Cash for Hides. August 13, 1863—48tf J Dr. C. L. Vicchers, PHYSICIAN, SURGEON AND AC- I COFCHBR—WiII practice his profession in Saint Paul and vicinity. Office, corner of Fourth and Roberts j Streets, over Cat heart At Tyson’s Store. 40y Cha*. H. Parker, Hanker and Exchange Broker, St. Paul, Min. Ter. Due attention paid to collections, and proceeds remitted j promptly at the lowest rate of exchange, and if paid at or | before maturity, no charge for commission. Sight drafts on eastern and southern cities, constantly for sale. Land j warrants bought and sold. 47y Truman 111. Smith, Justice of the Peace. Notary Public, Collector and General Agent. HAS removed Ills office to the New Building opposite I th«* Post Office, corner of Third and Minnesota st.*., j where he will be found ready to attend to the collection i of debts, purchasing and selling real estate, payment of i Taxes, locating I .and Warrants, etc. Having been In the j business ft r some time past, and being provided with , Maps of all the surveyed portion of the Territory, and of the Cities on the Minnesota river, h** flatters himself that he will be able to give satisfaction to all who may give him a call. N. B. Town lots in St Paul, St. Anthony and all the towns on th»* Minnesota for sale at reasonable prices. j Also, farms in the country with or without improve ments. ISt. Paul, June 4,1853. 38y J. W. Hass, Forwarding 8r Commissi Merchant Lower Landing. Saint Paul, Minnesota. J. W. BARCOCK, T7ORWARDING and Commission Mcr- 1 -A chant, Upper Landing, Saint Paul, Mlnm tout Ter ritory. W. H. FORBES, PUR COMPANY—St. Paul Outfit—! -L Also Dry Goods and Groceries, corner of Third and j Jackson streets. L. B. Wait A Co., Wholesale and Retail Grocers and Commission Merchants, HAVE opened at the store lately oc cupted by C. F. Tracy, on Third street, a general j 1 assortment of Family Groceries and Provisions; which they will sell at low prices for cash or in exchange for 1 country produce. They respectfully solicit a share of , patronage. CHARLES MILBLRN, St. Paul, June 21, >s2—4oy L. B. WAIT. W. (*• I.EDUC. I). BORftfiß* , LEBIC & KOIIRER, BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERS, j, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, [Corner of Bench and W.ibashaw streets, St. Paul, M. T.] WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, Grocery A Provision More, IX THE RICE HOUSE. U. F. DAVIS. a. tv. TUI.LIS. ! B. F. Davis & Go., HAVE Ju*t received a»l opened in the Rice House, a large stock of Groceries and Provisions , which 1 they will sell at wholesale or reiail, and at such prices as J win Insure quick sales. The citizens of St. Paul and the ! surrounding country are respectfully solicited to give us a ; i call and examine our goods and prices. We will be in receipt of large additions to our stock In a j ; few days, Including Dry Goods and Ready Made Clothing, j St. Paul, April 30, 1853—33tf { 111 M.S OF EXCHANGE, AND DRAFTS oil all parts of the United States,at the ! , office of the Minnesota outfit, by ' , CII AS. W. BORUP. R. YI’LAGAN, Storage, Forward!u;» & Commission Merchaut, Dealer in Grain of all kinds Fruit Trees, Ac., Main st., near the Bradley House, Galena, 111. Refer to B. H. Campbell A Co., Galena; W. l. Ewing it (’<•., st. Linds. i NORTH-WESTERN BOOK STORE. Joseph X. Wag-oner, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER, So. 93 Main Street, four story Brick Corner , Galena, 111. 53*Agency for the sale of superior Printing l*aper.«-£ai Galena, May 22. 35-y_ W. IK. C. Folsom, Taylor’s Falls, Min. Ter. fAEALER in Dry Goods, Groceries, J Provisions, ITanluaiv, Cutlery, Crockery, Queens ware, Rea.ly-Ma.te Clotlims, Boots ami Shoes,&c. 43y SHORT, PROCTOR & Co. (Successors to Churchill 4* Nelson.) HAVE on hand a general assortment of Dry Goods, Crockery, Hardware and Groceries, j which they off-r for sale on as go-*! terms as any e.-tab i !idmi nt in the Territory. i Tin y are also prep ired to store, or sell on commission, ! merchandise of all kinds. ! Stiilwab.r, March 5, 1853—24tf DOAN, KING A Co., Wholesale Dry-Goods Dealers, 123 ANI) 123 MAIN STKKKT, ST. I.OUIS. A RE constantly receiving new and de- Arable styles of STAPLE AND FANCY GOODS which are offered at a very small advance for Cash, or to Mer- | chants who pay their notes when due. Country Merchants j will find a decided advantage by an examination of the lar gest stock of goods west of the mountains. DOAN, KING it CO. St. Louis, May 22. 35-y j JOHN SQUIRE. S. G. REED, i Squire A Reed, Eagle Iron and Nail Store, 23 Water si., j Between Olive an.l Pine, St. Louis, Mo., lAEALERS in Iron, Nails. Hollow j -L/ Ware, Castings, steel, Iron Axles, Eliptic springs, , Fireproof safes, smiths’ Tools, Ac., agents for the sale of j j Hope Cotton Y arns, and Pittsburgh manufactures gener- j 1 ally. 61 y D. Pearce, Who!(sate and Retail Heater in Hats l( Caps of every description, No. I*2o, Main street, st. Louis, Mo. Orders from tip-country traders respectfully soll ! cited and promptly attended to. 37y C. B. KELLVM. M. B. MASSON, JR. KELLUM & MASSON, LAUD OIL AND CANDLE MANUFACTURERS, —ALSO— Produce and Conimi**ion Merchant*, So. 21 South Levee , St. Louis, REFERENCES *. K. M. Ryland A Co., J i F. B. Chamberlain, > St. Louis. R. M. Withers, ) St. Loui*? May 22. 35-y MANNY & WELD | WHOLESALE DEALERS IN BOOTS AND SHOES. 166 Main Street, St. Louis, WOULD respectfully call the attention of dealers in Minnesota, to the largest and most varied assort ment of Boots and Shoes ever ottered in St* Louis.— j Believing that they can offer better inducements to pur chasers, than any other establishment; which they are willing to demonstrate upon an examination of theirgoods ! and prices. J September 24, 1851—y P. CHOUTEAU,JR. JAS* HARRISON. FELIX VALLE* j CHOUTEAU, HARKISON & VALLE. j Commission Merchants and Proprietors of the St. Louis Rolling Mill. i A ND manufactures of bar iron in all its ! i T\. various shapes, Sheet Iron and Boiler Plate, Nails and Spikes from the or«* of the iron Mountain. Iron Store, j No. 129 North Second street, St. Louis. | September 1,1851. j | ALONZO CHILD, EL«IN O. PRATT, ORANGE W. PRATT. ; CHILD, PRATT 3c CO., IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN j Foreign and Domestic Hardware and CnUery, No. 147 Main street, (Third door Sorth of Bant of Missouri,) I may 22. 35 y. St. LOUIS, Mo. SAINT PAUL, MINNESOTA THE TELEGRAPH HAS been reared upon Its million piers making the lightning bear upon its tiery wing the news once carried by the post horse. The Snort of the Iron Horae, as he hound* over the Iron track will soon he heard In the forest and on our beautiful prairies; but notwithstand ing these triumphs of human genius, and the fact that St. Paul is a Cit>/, B. F. Davis & Co., Are now receiving at the Rice House, by every St. Louis .«deamer, large additions to their stock of Groceries and Provisions, which they are selling at small profits. They are determined that the toiling millions shall have their goods at fair prices. Call and see. May 27, 1853. 37tf axsasoAs awm 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 tor 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 market*. m Rogers House. Roberts Street .Year Fifth, St. Paul, Minnesota. THE subscriber has opened accommodations for board ers, lodgers and travelers in tin* large brick build ing situated as above, where lie will he happy to accom modate to the extent of his ability all who may oiler. His terms are reasonable, and his table furnished with ali that the market a lion Is. II ■ hopes his exertions to please will command a reasonable share of the public patronage. 2-41 tf JOHN ROGERS. _ Win. Illingworth, WATCH AND CLOCK Man- GL * » ufacturer, corner of Jackson and Fifth street, St. Paul, begs to return his sincere thanks to the inhabitants of St. Paul for their kind patronage and support since Ids arrival from England, and hope* through strict attention to business to merit a continuance of the same. N. B. Tlavlng had thirty years experience In Manu facturing ( lock* and Watches, of every description, h** feels himself competent to undertake any work intrusted to his care. New watches made to order and wheels cut for the trade. W.M. ILLINGWORTH, 2-18 Watchmaker, corner of Jackson .and Fifth. [Tj* A beautiful assortment of French and English Le vers and Lepines, and American clocks, both n*w anti second-hand, constantly on hand and for sale at the above place. Nathan Spicer, JEWELER AND WATCHMAKER. «J at the sign of the Big Watch, Third street, A 3 next door to the St. Paul Drug Store, is prepared to make gold and silver watches, rings, spoons, J well a* music books, shell comb*, or linger rings, brace lets anti eat drops, lie also keeps for sale a great variety of rings, perfumery, and whatever goods are usually en quired for at a Jeweler’s. Contracting and Building. EDWARD STEWART, Bricklayer and Architect, thankful to the citizens of St. Paul, for favors since he commenced business, would respectful ly inform them that he is prepared to contract for and e rcct stone or Brick buildings, and furnish materials if re quired, on fair terms, having permanently settled in Saint Paul, he solicits a share of public patronage. Drafts and specifications furnished on reasonable terms. N. lb Orders for work left at the store of 11. C. Sand ford, uear the Post Office will receive prompt attention. 42y EDWARD STEWART. R. P. PATTERSON. C. A. GATES. PATTERSON & GATES, CON TRACTORS ANT) BUILDERS, Resilience Seventh street. \ LL ORDERS in the line of Brick- T\ laylns aixl Mason work l-rt ,\t Conway & Nichols’ ljuni Office, will be promptly attended to. Tlactin D. Clark, A RCHITECT & BUILDER, would -fY inform the citizens of St. Paul and surrounding country, that he is prepared to do all kinds of Carpenter and Joiner work that tuay be Intrusted to his care, with neatness and despatch, and in the latest styles of Archi tecture; also stair building. For plans and specifications, call on the al*ove at his residence on Fort street. Having devoted his time for many years to his business in the Ett't, he feels assured that he can give satisfaction to all arh • may favor him with their patronage. 2-17 y Jolm Bradley, Carpenter and Builder. Point Prescott and Willow lliver, Wisconsin. U'ILL attend promptly to all business enirusted to hi* charge. Kekerlnu Es.—Th ■ houses he has built during thepa-t year in the towns above named. 43y Ch's W. Borup. Ch's H. Oakes. lIORIT A OAKES, HAVING formed a Co-Partnership for transacting an Exchange and Banking Business In all its various branches, will be prepared to furnish sight and time exchange on the East, and principal cities Ot th** West. Remittances to Great Britain, Ireland aud Continent of Europe made in sums to suit purchasers. .sight and home bills and European Exchanges pur chased. Collections made and proceeds remitted at usual rates of Exchange. All other business committed to our care punctually attended to. BORUP & OAKES. St. Paul, Minnesota Territory, June 26, 1852. Office at the Minnesota Out lit building. 40y. New Harness Establishment. Fllll!-: subscribers would Inform the citizens of St. Paul X and all the country round about, that they are con ducting the above business in all Its branches, oti Third street nearly opposite the Post Office, where customers can be supplied, on short notice, with all kinds of Har ness, Bridles, Saddles, Fly Nets, Trunks, Valises, Whips, etc. MARTIN DREW k CO. St. Paul, April 20, 1853. 32y BOOKBINDING. THE subscriber would respectfully lufoim the citizens of St. Paul and its vicinity, that he is now carrying on the above business! n the 2d story of Spencer’s new build ing, on the corner of Ffth ami Roberta street. Particular attention paid to rebinding old books and periodicals. JaMES MACKINTOSH, fob 7 '2l~tf J. R. BRL WSTER, House, Sign, and Ornamental Painter. St. l aul, Minnesota Territory. New Tailoring Establishment. Third street—Ttvo doors above the Post Offiee. Snr LZE & M A Til KS having Just opened a new Tailoring and Gentlemen’s furnishing Establishment nt the above place, will be happy to serve tlielr friends and the public in general, in their line or business, being-practi cal workmen, they feel confident of giving general satis faction. They will keep on hand an assortment of Fash ionable Cloths, to which they invite public attention. St. Paul, May 28, 1853. 2-37 y MRS. M. L. STOAKES, Fashionable Silk and Straw Milliner. La U Also ; Fancy Dre>s Caps, Cloaks and Dn ssrs, cut made to order, St. Anthony street, nearly op posite the lticc House, St. Paul. Mrs. S. has JU't returned from New York with A large stock of every article or goods in her line or business, ail of the best quality and lai**>t styles. She ha* also a tine assortment of Needles. Pins, Gloves, Mils, etc., to all of which she would Invite the especial attention of the La dles of Bt. Paul and vicinity. 36v ICETICE'.! ICE!!! THE undersigned has put up the past winter several thousand ton* of this delicious article varying in thickness from two to three feet; which he otters for the supply of private families, hotels, boarding houses, boats, fcc., kc. Ills :.upply is iuexhau>table, and he invites the patronage of the several towns aud cities on the river. C. SYMONDS. March 26, 1853—38 1 f _____ ~~ stovesTand tin ware. At Newell's old stand on Third Street, a few doors west of Jackson street. THE subscriber will keep on hand constantly a good assortment of Tin Ware, which he will sell at whole sale or retail. Also, a general assortment of Stoves. Order* from country dealers solicited. X. B. Repairing done ou short notice. GEO. RUSSELL, Agent. ! St. Paul, April 30, 1853—33 y MISS SALOME LERCH. Fashionable Milliner. Dnss S,- Mantua Maker, ANNOUNCES to the ladies of St. Paul and vicinity, that she 1> prepared to do all kinds of work in her j line, at her residence luSt. Paul, ou Minnesota street, be tween Fifth aud Sixth streets, below the Carpet Weavers. I Every thing done cheap and in a workmanlike manner. Please give her a call. | Augcst 27, 1853—50tf BRUSHES —Painters’, Bath, Shoe, Camel and Sable _ hair, for sale by BOND fit KELLOGG. BURNING FLUID—A good article for lamps, for 6ale by BOND &. KELLOGG. Office—Third City Cash WHOLESALE DEALERS Sf IN BOYS’ & FASHIONABLE HATS Roberts Street, Hall oi* Summer AT NEW And 25 per cent in the Also a large stock of BOOTS At less than as Is the place where you will Paul, on Third street, one JianefStf The (YLD POLONIUS, ' to Claudius, King of lie thus expressed hlnis* lf in he was about to leave the cation lu France : “Costly thy habit as thy But not expressed in For the apparel oft Feeling deeply impressed of Sr. Pan!, old and young, act upon this wholesome NEIHAUS & Itive brought Into the a stock of seasonable could be purchased in the fully ask that gentlemen will gant Cloths, Cassiineres, elsewhere ; satisfied that in ted, their prices, and tlielr and making up garments, they er* who may otter. They also sortment of And every article In the may he called for. Store Minnesota and Cedar streets, offiee. l-3tf Real jfF&gy I offer property Paul and its sale extrenvly low are such as do not to the capitalist or man of ey in a prosperous and rapidly ity. Among various prop *rty following, viz: a dwelling in a central part of St. Paul, cellent water; also, a small property will be sold about tell a large and thrlttv growth of that the Sioux laud cannot, at with fuel until in market. I have also for sale a growing timber, situated on or public roads and not over a The above property will he cash, that the purchaser can advance. For sale ou higher. Apply to 43tf Or to With JM. FARMER, Lite of • pleased to intorm his old ing to purchase Groceries he has received, and idlers prices at his new store on the World’s Fair, a large, of articles in his line, Sugars, of nH varieties, Teas, the latest Coffee, West India and Fish,—Coil, Mackerel and Pickles and Preserves of Nuts, —Almonds, Filberts, Tobacco and Cigars, Molasses and Syrup, best Refinery, Flour—Mipertinc of the Huns, Shoulders and And all other articles in the great and small, to tedious t<> I am bound to sell, and it to their advantage to call. May 7, ’53—34y ST. PAUL THE subscribers hereby engaged in establishing and Commercial Paul. They have now on Pear and Cherry trees; both trees; grape vines, Currants, choice roses, 6 varieties of Cry »ant hem urns, berry, Weeping-Willow, many other articles in the assortment of Victoria Ph* Person* desirous of cles, may leave tneir order* mip s out of the city, or at Paul. We shall he aide to till dwarf trees next rail, from our April 30,1553—33tf Minnesota (Cor. Third and FOREIGN and Domestic Collections made upon 'received dally on deposit and to loan on approved security tate bought aud sold. Insurance, St. Paul, July 9tf DR. J. H. DAY has Post Office. N. B. Those indebted to the npon for immediate NEW At the New York Store Louis 18 now receiving and of goods ever offered in causes a tremendous rush at to secure and buy the New Which for beauty and were never surpassed here. Ladies 7 A beautiful assortment of sllk>, which are eutiiely new match; plain and figured figured silk poplins, light and Barege de Laincs; which for and at prices that are hard to ham* of all styles and colors; vou have only to examine to The Shawl may be found a beautiful Broches, single and long complete assortment of silks, offered, and which for beauty passed. The biggest lot of Bonnets, Hosiery; latest styles of sette; Bands; Edgings; Insert Handkerchiefs; a very large perfumery, etc. A very larjte Jewelry and 1 will say to my old that my stock is large and pressly to be sold; and shall tablishment west of New York receive and keep my stock ionable styles of goods during Finally, 1 would say to all In goods, to be sure and call Bliim’s Slew Saint Anthony street, before be shown freely, anil it will stock. St. Tanl, June TO, 1553.


ocr: 1853 Spri.ig and .Summer Arrangement! WILLOUGHBY & POWERS will continue thefr semi-weekly trips between St. Paul and Prairie Uu Chlcn until the opening of navigation. Immediately after which they will commence running DAILY LINES of Four-Horse Coaches between St. Paul and St. Anthony, and St. Paul and Stillwater. They have recently purchased at the Eaat several U9W aud elegant CONCORD COACHES, which will be here to take their places In these lines Im mediately after the opening of navigation. The public may rest assured that the proprietor* have none but the best of teams, accompanied by careful drivers; and that they will devote their utmost energlst to insure comfort and safety ou all occasions. An extensive Livery Stable at the comer of Fourth and Huberts streets. Particular attention given to th» accommodation of Pleasure Parties, upon liberal terras* I WILLOUGHBY A POWERS. * Another Grand Performance at Jlazourka Hall. Will be prnrntrd until farther notice M this V*. ▼orite Establishment, A .Yew Performance Entiled ELFELTS' BARGAINS WORK 2(73)93)31213, Or, Now is the Time to Buy I The principal characters by the Ladles and Gentlemen of Saint PauL The PROGRAMME abounds with gems In the Dry Good# Line, which are unsurpassed l-ya»y similar institution in the country. The performance draws together FIR (IF Sf DELIGHTED AUIIIEJYCES! The bargain* w hich we are dally effrrtng canmg fall to at tract every one for quality or cheapness. Wo have also a large assortment of CARPETS AND OIL CLOTHS, Which we are disposing of at St. Louis prices. AJaff a new- article called OIL CLOTH STAIR CRASH, Which will be found superior to any thing before offered. We have also a beautiful assortment of GLASS AND CHINA-WARE, which we can sell at a very low figure. We take p|ea.*ure In showing our goods and cliargn nothing for the trouble. Give us a call and judge for yourselves. 36:f KLFKLT he BROTHER. S’ INT I‘AUI, HAT AND CAP And Gents' Furnishing Store. C’orurr of Third and Wabashaw sts. RITCHIE has Just received an ex iW ft- • tensive assortment of Goods hi hlSagnsv line, which lie is selling at Eastern Prices, and lower than ever offered before in the A Territory. 3tftf HATS, HATS—The latest styles of silk, Beaver, Kossuth and Wool Hats —a splendid of straw Hats, all sorts aud shapes. For sale hy t. RITCHIE. —A large and beautiful assort ' ment—plain and Fancy. T. RITCHIK. r RAYATSTnECKTIES,etc—Lawn Cambric and silk Cravats—the latest styles of Neck Ties, etc., for by j. RITCHIE. r I O TIIE LADIES—Fancy Goods of -ft- all kinds—a full assortment of Trimmings, Needles, Pins, Tapes, Button*. Braids, etc; all colors of saddlers’ sew ing silk. For sale by T. HITCH 18. Hurrah for the Red Line! PATTI SON U BENSON’S Red Line Coaches with th® best of ream* and careful drivers are now upon the road between St. Paul and St. Anthony, ready to accom i modatc the public on all occasions. They have also a large and excellent Livery stock, several new and elegant Carriages and Barouches ; also new Harnesses and Horse Furnishing*, and equipage of the most elegant descry tion. F. & B. in returning thanks to the public for the liberal *Vw>X patronage heretofore b -slowed u;*on them, take pleasure in (tiling that they have Just received, In addi tion to their former extensive stock, several young, ele gant and WELL BROKE HORSES; specimens of stock that have never been equalled In th© Territory ; also a lot of carriages and buggies to match, from the best manufactories at the East. Their present »to* k need.* but to be seen to be admired and approved by a discriminating public. Will our friends and the public remember, that at th* Livery Stable in th*? rear of the American House, at tlv© upper end of Saint Paul, they can at all hour*, have such conveyance by land, on wheels or on horseback, as they may desire. PATTI SON & BENSON. St. Paul, May 21, 1853. (36y) Town Property for Sale. 1.1 FlYllE SUBSCRIBER wishes to dispose of his two Tjoj® A houses and lot, situated on the corner of Rroad- Jt m wav and Seventh sts, Whitney ami Smith’s Addi tion to St. Paul. One of the Houses Is a story and a half in height, and the other one story. There is a good well on the premises. Also, Thirty-seven Lota in Brunson's Addition to St. Paul. This is a good opportunity for those wishing to make a profitable investment. Term# moderate. 36t4 GEORGE HAAS. ~ THE TELEGRAPH “* HAS been reared upon its million piers making the lightning bear upon its fiery wing the news oik* carried by the fleet post horse. The Snort of the Iron Horae, as he bounds over the lr*#o track will soon be heard fit tho forest aud «>n our beautiful prairies; but notwithstand ing these triumphs of human genius, aud the fact that 5/. Paul is a City, B. F. Davis Sc Co., now


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ocr: (On Uobi 1 ts, between Thiid and Fourth Street*.) NEW STORE, FRESH GOODS AND A WORD TO THE MINNESOTA liIVKU AND ST. (’Unix TRADE. \* s a ' e nmv lairiy fixed In our new building, aud •*, * has Vug MiOf 'eot room to store a large and com u‘e l u-«!,Ti U ” r •••ri.-s. Grain, Flour, au I Provisions, trVnd r '* B » v * tfu,; - v call the aitemion of our L*\i*V\i . . ul Mn< * the surrounding countrv, to the \r v( l that wc have Just received Cu larg *»t and be.*t ' selected assortment „f ® * GROCERIES, PROVISIOXS, GRAIX, &c., t-vor h. f,.rv brought h, Mluiuswu, »,„! wc Ilow M oM: ‘ * r,,|X Minnesota river friend-, that we aro oileriug better m, jo the,,* trade* than any other oU.er house hi M. Paul ; and at ,, onr s *|\ r> lo sell .it ( j AI.LN Al Ku ES. Our go sis are all fri’sh and iu the very be>t c<»ndition. 4><hml* delivered at tie* I tu Uu: or to any pin of the c*.ty inn* of charge. We would again re-|H*t tnilly call attention to our new I sbK-k, a> lh alers and our friends throughout the sur i rounding country will find that it embraces every tiling i Usually k»v»t In our llm: of business; and In doing so, w mill < \|.if.s mir lh.mk- f.ir favor., ami tin- llln ral pal foliage extended t>»w*ar.ls the p.t*t winter. We (nu merate in part a« roßows, which wo will sell strictly for cash at the lowest market rnWn; Prime X o sugar Clarified A sugar UlarlfitNl B do ('ru-died and pulverised do Rio and Java ('.ffi'ec N O and S II molas-es S II & Gotden siynp ifi kegs 2 and (J u> cmidles imp’l Tea IP.k and Y II Imp’l Tea Io»rd OH ! Cidor Vinegar Star Caudles Mould Candles Palm and Fancy soap ] < :a - v Pipes Dried Apples aiid IVachcJ Currants, Raidns and Figs II -rrlng and (Nslii.-h (new) ! Mackerel in kitrs. Chewing ami smoking Tobacco I ( assia and M u tar I Rice, safe rat Us and nutmeg* (loves, Pepper and Allspice Powdnr, shot and Caps : h.tHfius and line.(• (•» Washboards and cov’d caddies Blacking and Brushes Clive ()*] and Pepper saucu Ki-tc.'juj s, pickles, Lemons Lem m syrup aud so<l& | Indigo ainl starch Butter Crackers C.tiupiiire, saltpetre Alum, match, * i Pla> cards, Fo*.!'«aj» aud Letter pn|*er. Quart and pint Flasks, and many otie r ariicle- t,N« numerous to*, men -1 2-41 tf NA IH’L. K. TYSON At CO. NE W YORK BAZAAR, ~ • At the Mew York Store. St. Anthony Street . LOUIS BLUM, IS now receiving aud opening on*» of the largest s!«*cka of g<ssls ever ofiereil in this Territory, which as usual, causes a lr«*iiiviidou> rush at L. Blum’s New Yo. k Uaxaa* ; to secure and buy Die Me w S t y! v s of 1 S 5 3. Which for beamy and quantity and qinllfyj : were never *urj»a>*nl her**. We have in the Ladies’ I> e pa r t in c u t A hcaut ifui assortment of plain, changeable and figurej >ilk', whu li are entiiely new yfylcs also all trimmings fn match; plain anl figure*! IVt.-eges; silk Tissues; plain and figured silk poplins, light and dark muslins; Prints; Lawns; ! Barege de loiincs; which lor beauty were never excelled, and at prices that are hard to lu-at; any quantity of Ging hams of all style.-and colors; light and dark calicoes which you have only to examine to say they are handsome. Iu The Shawl Depart in cut. may he found a beamiliil line ot silk Thibet*, Cashmere Broches. single an l long shawls; with the largest and most complete assortment of silks. Laces and Mantillas ever offered, and which for beauty and ue. tu ss cannot be sur- I p issed. ; The biggest lot of Bounds, B >nn-t Ribands, Parasols’, j Ilo>|,*ry; latent styles of collar*un«l under *1 • ves; chemi | s *tts: Bauds; Edgings; Inseriings; plain a id «inlToidenil Handkerchief-.; a very large lot of Fancy <h*o<l-S French pcriuniery, etc. A Very large a-'ortin *ni of Jewelry and Silver Ware. I will say to my old ciwoiiiers and tin* public In general, Unit my stock is large and well assorted, and bought ex pr«*.s..|y to Le sold; aii I shall be sold as cheap as any es | tahlishmeut west ot New York can do. 1 shall purchase, i receive and keep my stock repleni-he*| v. itii all the lash ioiiable styles of good* during the summer months. Finally, 1 would say to all those wishing g*xsi bargains in punts, t*» be sure and call at liluin’ii IV e w York Bazaar, Saint Anthony street, before purchasing, as tU<*G«H«>ta will l»e shown freely, and ii will cost nothing to examine tho stock. LOUS BLUM. St. Paul, June 20, 1853. 4ltf It is a FACT, that at Whitney’s Daguerrcan Gallery IN' st. Pan:, as good a Daguerreotype can be procured as at any < t ier establisbin nt in the WORLD. Recent [ improveniciits enable him to make Likenesses in a style, which for lifelike expression and beauty of finish, has never been seen iu the West. I JUST RECEIVED, a splendid assortment of Gold and Gilt Lockets and I'aney Cases, Which, containing su. h Likenesses as Whitney can exe cute, are esteemed by Sweethearts aud Friends, tiio choicest keepsakes with which they can be presented. Miniatures taken in every siyle of the art, and from tho size of a pin head to that of a Apiece of chalk.” Everybody and his Wife, ■ Are respect! ul v iuvite.l to call aud examluc spei hut us I and sit f..r their “PiCtersJ* June, 1853. 40tf J. K. WHITNEY. At (he Old Employ inent toils KlliW'.l'.'.i, lat« 1:1 it,.- ft rm cl Haas K Kricsi-r, a takes pleasure in Informing his old friends and all ! those wishing topurcha-e GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS, Cheaply, that he has received and offers for sale at tho lowest cash prices, at hi, new store on Third street, nearly opposite the Post Office, a large, fresh and well selected st.ick of articles in his line, consisting in part u& follow*: Srgails, ot all varieties; r i>: \s, Die lut st importation and best qualities; Coffee, West India and Mediterranean Fruits; Fish—Cod, Mac kerel and Herring; Pn KLES and preserves of all kinds; Nuts—Almonds, Filberts, Brazil, etc.; Tobacco and Cigars; Molasses aud syrup, best qualities, fr< ni Belcher 9 * Refinery: Flour —superfine of the choicest brands; Hams, shoulders and Pork, And all other articles Usually found iu an establish mount of the kind. Those wishing to buy any tiling 111 his line would do wtli to call before purchasing else where. 2-11 if L. KRIEGER. Another Grand Performance at dlazourka Hall. Will be presented until further notice at this Fa vorite Establishment, A JXete Performance Entiled ELFELTS' BARGAINS WORK '3?®aa»saß» Or, Now is the Time to Buy f Tin* principal characters by the Ladies and Gentlemen of Saint Paul* The PROGRAMME abounds with gems in the Dry Good* Line, wbleh ar • unsurpassed by any similar Institution in the country. The performance draws together LARGE Sc DELIGHTED AUDIEjYCES! The bargains which we are dally offering cannot fall to at tract every one for quality «>r cheapness. We have also a large assortment of CARPETS AND OIL CLOTHS, ■Which we are disposing of at St. I<ouis prices. Also % new article called


The Minnesota pioneer. [volume]

ocr: MANR ATO CITf. MINNESOTA, FOR SALE. : 4 #f| LOTrf ir. tha C ity of V ,nk on. D -e r. i 1 *§: i *.f County , sit. tied at the lit a. «i " “ ! navi| itiou, or th»* .*ia» 11*, or l eicr’i* Uivcr, t*;c o. -v 2 : |&fcjrf?k' _ • ; Apply lo the »übMriber or u* S*p<» K i Esq .who is tiro specie! k 7 I sale of «h;* property HLN» tt ! Paul, April 1513.—6,nb-’


ocr: SAINT PAUL LODGE, No. 3, I. 0. 0. F. every Saturday evening, at Odd Fellows’ ll.ill, curncr of Third and (,’edai .-trccts, (cu trance on tVilnr street) St. Paul. Brothers from abroad, in good standing, art- te 'tx-Ctfully invited to attend. JOSEPH R. BROWN, Sec’y. HENNEPIN LODGE, No. 4, I. O. O. F. \fEF.TS cvcrv Monday evening, at 7 o’clock, a* Odd Fellows’ Mall, coiner of Third and Cellar street. Brothers flavin abroad in good standing, are r*- siwrtfully invited to attend- L. C. PUNN, Sec’y. MINNESOTA ENCAMPMENT, No. 1. A WEFTS on the second and fiairth Tuesday eve *■' * mags of each month, at Oild Fellows’ Mall, corner of Third and Cedar »trv<‘t», St. Pawl. Paliiarchs from abroad, in good ttandmg, .ire re *;>ecifullv invitcil to attend. L. A. BABCOCK. Scribe


ocr: ; I TO BLACKSMITHS. WE will for good blacksmith* scraps 1 1-4 c*« per lb. ir. trade lor Iron. No stect scrap* hniu t augl2-tf IRON .MOUNTAIN IRON STORE AYER’S CHERRY- PECTORAL. fiRTHI!* imrixsllrd care for cough?, colds, bonrsnes*. I bronchitis, xx hooping-cough, croup, asthm: and consumption,noxv too vv*-il known to require snv certifi cate?, i» constantly kept for rule at llichcox A Artel)'* and Jar* i? , in‘-t raul; and by dealer* in medicine eypry ■Alttre.


ocr: St. Loui*, Galena, Dubuque, St. Paul, St. Peters and St. Croix Packet. * The fine, substantial, safe and fi»t va ■ ! ii .J i-u •* rui'.iii;"; steamer lOXCCLSIOR, V\ AKD, WukvKf, having ueen uew.> painted and thoroughly overhauled and repaired, from twin to tturn during the winter, has •gain taken ier regular place .1 the Upper > **i**i|>pi trade, between St. i.oui? and i?! I’eiers and all uirrme dmle landing.. Tliii boat i» xv- il iimiwu on tliii river, and a, heretofore, her officer* and owner., aie iletermin- e.l that •.try e.i'ut shill l>e . aJe oa llieir part t,> en- a ore the ut:n »t co ;ti. > i and safety to pa**cj:g> r*, and fit’ 1 MthfiKtl'ui to ahi| tier*. TUeaktui lor u. lavur*, we hope by strict a’.fcnlioa to busier** to met it a c> ~:in.<a!ie« of lli.irie. Fur tVeijhl «i nan « .plv or, lu.iuaJ. • r *o M I.VINN. WOOLDRIDGE ~ Co. Si. T ail’, May Id, |. "o— - f Ace its. KUTH ?£T TX\KEN up by the -.noser.. «r, on the Carter pince, 2 . in, s East ol r*t. I'anl. on the Sullxv.it i road, on the Sd * f May, 1 ?53, 8 »| oiled lt'i '«, Ida « and white, 3 •DWi. J irrer* u;... one hoar. The harrers aml sows have h >:iie«.s eroptied; the owner i> requeued to prove propenv. psv i irjt. and *ase them away. Si 1 aui, 'Md\ i.‘, l; ad—it J M. C. tm CITY CASH I FINISHING -1853- WINNE ic COOLEY, MERCHANT TAILORS. tfc ®’’ll Ji.E?'Vi I" and retail dealers and nrti.u ,ctnr ▼ ▼ era m Keady-Jlade Clothing, KureUhlng Ro>»' ai . Childrci'a Clocking, liable boots Slu.vs, ila’s, i up-, Ac. ROUEKTS STREET, ST. PA IE. MINNESOTA.


ocr: jgnbson. BENJAMIN ALLEN, Attorney at Law, lluds n.St. Crou• County, 1 ' JOSEPH UOWHOVr -V lory Public unit L.n<l Agent, Hudson, St. Croix County, tl Igl!E-EMI’T1GN t latnis *ecured, and entri** mnile iff b. ,'lilitary Land Walnuts. Hlat * Deeds and Mortgages constantly on hand, and tonveyauc** cure aud promptly ut tended to.


The Weekly Minnesotian. [volume]

ocr: Wilder’s Patent. A LARGE ASSORTMENT of Safes FA. of various sizes and patterns, with and without pow der proof locks, for sale at the Depot, 116 Water street, New Y'ork. Burglar-proof Bank Y’aults and Y'ault Doors made to order. STEARNS & MARVIN, (Late Roffy Stearns Co., successors lo Rich 4* Co.) 146 YYaterst., and corner Avenue A and St. Mark’s Place, N. Y'., Sole Proprietors of Rich’s Patent, and the only makers of Salamander Safes combining Wilder’s and Rich’s Patent. WM. CONSTANS, Agent, St. Paul, October 23, 1352—6tf