ocr: OWENS dr MOORE, VOLUME 3. THE MINNESOTIAN ,j PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY, BY J.P. OWENS 4- G. W. MOORE, Saint Paul. Minnesota Territory. TERM3:-Two Dollars per annum in advance. Three Dollars if not in ad jf vance. RATES OF ADVERTISING, [WONT ARE I L TYPE OR ITS EQUIVALENT.] | Transient Advertisements, $1 00 per square of j twelve lines, (or tl»e tlrst Insertion, end fifty cent* per i 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 Over six lines and under ten lines, - 760 Over ten lines and under fifteen lines, 10 00 For all changes ordered In adverttsemants* a charge will be made of thirty cents per 1,000 eras composition. j We agree to charge the above prices, uniformly for ad- ! ▼ertislng. James M. Goodhue, Pioneer, J). A. Robertson, Democrat, i Owens fit Moore, Minnesotian. SI. Paul March 24th, 1852. Gold T. C is. C. I>. Gllfllean. CURTIS & GILFILEAN. Attorneys Counsellors at Law , ’6J—S2r STILLWATER, 11. T. ■ jTMcMAHON HOLLAND, Attorney at Law and J\Totary Public , j Blue Earth County, lt(. T. August 13, 1853—4*y J. TRAVIS ROSSER. M. L. OLDS. ROSSER &. OLDS. ATTORNEYS ANI) COUNSELLORS AT LAW. Of fice In the Secretary’, ruom in the capitul, at St. Paul, Minnesota Territory. 4«-\y JEFFREY T. ADAMS, M. D., l PHYSICIAN AND surgeon. Office comer of Main and Front streets, Mankato City, Minnesota Territory. 48y ~ 'W. P. MURRAY, ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW, (St. Paul, Minn. Terr. YTTill attend promptly and diligently to all business W intrusted to him. llaivng made himself acquaint ed with the quality ami situation of the surveyed lands in the territory, lie is prepared to locate land warrants to the best advantage. Persons at a distance may send their warrants here and their interests will be attended to as If they were present. Oltice on Third greet# September 17, Ififft* JOHN ESAIAS WARREN JOSEPH WAKEFIELD Wakefield & Warren, Attorneys and Counsel Hors at Law and Soli citors in Chancery. || Office on Third Street, between Roberts and Minnesota, St. Paul. Min. Ter. W. 3t W. will attend with diligence and care to all bu. fdness of their profession. In the different courts of this Territory that may be intrusted to them. Their arrange ments in the states of New York and Rhode Island are auch 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 j locating of Land Warrants, the purchase and sale of city I lota or Real Estate in the country, and to all other mat ters directly or Indirectly connected with the profeaahm. WILKIN & VAN ETTEN. ATTORNEYS AT LAW, Office over Farrington's Brick Store, St Paul. L. A. B.YBOK’K, M. S. WILKINSON. L\W Film, BABCOCK a WILKINSON Attornios and Counsellors at Law, Solicitors iu Chancery, &c. i Office near the corner of Third and Roberts streets, bt. Part Min. Ter. | Will attend to business of their profession in all the , Court* of the Territory. nov. 22,1851. j D. COOPER, Attorney at Law , T> ESUMKS the practice "f Ills profession, ami will at-, XV tend to all business entrusted to him Iu the courts Ithe Territory. 53” ottice in the Rice House. May 28, 1863 —3Ty MERRITT ALLEN, Attorney and Counsellor at Law and Solicitor in Chancery, Third Street, St. Paul, Minnesota Territory. j Allen Piersc, Attorney at Imw and General Land Agent, j HAVING been Register of the Land Office under the j late administration, he Is able to select the best land , In the Territory subject to entry, and will warrant the . regularity of ail locations made by him. Office on Cedar street, next door to the Episcopal Church, St. Paul, M. T. June 25, 1853—-2-41tf ~~ JACOB J. NOAIi , ATTORNEY AT LAW and Justice .XjL of the Peace —Commissioner for the States of Maine, Connecticut, Rhode Island, New York, Pennsylvania, Kentucky, Ohio, Virginia, Alabama and Louisiana. Office on Third St., St. Paul. Emmett A Moss, Attorney a and Solicitor*. YI7ILL attend to professional business VV 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 for cash or on time. Office on the corner of Wabashaw and Third street®, St. Paul Minnesota. L. EMMETT, July I, 1352. HENRY L. MOSS. Isaac Atwater, A TTORNEY & COUNSELLOR AT tIL Law and Solicitor In Chancery. Will give prompt attention to any business intrusted him in the line of his j profession, In any part of the Territory. Particular at- • tendon paid to locating I .and Warrants, Payment of Tax es, sale of Patents when issued, and Real Estate iu gen eral. Office at St. Anthony, on Main street, opposite the Falls. _ _ A. VAN YORHES, A TTORNEY & COUNSELLOR AT AA. Law and Solicitor in Chancery, will attend to all j professional business intrusted to his care, iu the different j courts of the Territory. [Stillwater, 1352. S. J. R. McMillan, A TTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR at Law, will attend promptly and faithfully to all business intrusted to him in the line of his profession at Stillwater, SI. Paul, SL Anthony and throughout the Ter ritory of Mianesota and the adjoining counties of the State at Wisconsin. Office at Stillwater, Minnesota. REFERENCES* floe Ale* Ramsey, St Paul, Geo W Campbell A Co, Galena Pr C W Borup, do R Lansing do Jfr J W Simpson, do S O Butler, St Louis Mr O Walker, Marine Mills T II Larkin 4t Co do Mr H Burkov, do Hain’lJ Wetherill&Co do Mr CJ Butler do Jos C Butle** A Co do flon A W Loomis, Pittsburg Jos p Bejcga do flon C Shaler, do J K Moorhead, Esq. Pittsburg * ii W Jackson, Esq. do Sam’l Gormly Esq. do M»J J B Butler, and citizens generally. 18m3 W. H. Sommos, Attorney at Law, and Solicitor ix Chancery, Willow River,Wis. Will practice in the counties of St. Croix and LaCrosse, Wisconsin, and in the District Court of Washington coun ty, Minnesota. 53" Valuable town lota in the village of Willow River for sale. 38y W. Richardson, "VTOTARY PUBLIC, Conveyancer, and * Land Agent. Office, opposite the St. Charles House, 8L Anthony Falls. Dr. L. C. Kinney, Office in Holland Place, St. Anthony street, St. Paul, TENDERS hi. professional *cr\ Ices to the citizens of St. Paul and vicinity. Having hah an experience of over ten rears In the prac tice of medicine, one of which was spent as Phvsleiau and Surgeon with the IT. s. army In Mexico; he Hatters bimself that he wi 1 be able to merit the < ..nr|il.-ip e of all who may favor him with a share of their patruuage July 30, 1653—46tf OR. T. R. POTTS, \ Cousin Roberts and Sixth streets, St. Paul WILI. Attend to the duties of his profession in Sain Fan! and vicinity. W. B. HABELTIXE. E. J. DENT. HASELTINE & BENT, Dealer* in Hides. Leather n Tanner's Oil, and Shoema ker's Findings, Philadelphia Calf and Kip; Also, French Calf and Patent Leather, NO. 206, MAIN STREET, ST. LOUIS, MO., (Between Virginia and Missouri notels.) Tho highest market price paid in Cash for Hides. August 13, 1363—48tf Cha*. 11. Parker, Banker and Kx change Broker, St. Paul, Min. Ter. Due attention paid to collections, and proceeds remitted 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 warrants bought and sold. 47v Truman ML. Smith, Justice of the Peace , Notary Public, Collector and Genera! Agent. HAS removed his office to the New Building opposite the Post Office, corner of Third and Minnesota sts-, where he will be found ready to attend to the collection of debts, purchasing and selling real estate, payment of Taxes, locating Land Warrants, etc. Having been in the business for some time past, and being provided with Maps of all the surveyed portion of the Territory, and of the Cltie.v on the Minnesota river, he Hatters hitnself that ; he will bo able to give satisfaction to all who may give hitn a call. N. 11. Town lots in St Paul, St. Anthony and all the towns on the Minn**scta for sale at reasonable prices. Also, farms in the country with or without Improve ments. [St. Paul, June 4,1853. 38y LEM E. THOMPSON. TIIEO. E. PARKER. THOMPSON & PARKER, Attorneys &r Counsellors at Law. 3 Uf Stillwater, Minnesota Territory. J. W. Bass, Forwarding §* Commis'n Merchant Lower Landing, S t Paul, Minnesota. W. H. FORBES, I? UR COMPANY—St. Paul Outfit— A Also Dry Goods and Groceries, corner of Third and Jackson sireets. L. B. Wait & Co., Wholesale and Retail Grocers and Commission Merchants, HAVE opened at the store lately oc cupied by C# F. Tracy, on Third street, a general assor ment of Family Groceries and Provisions; which they will sell at low prices for cash or in exchange for country produce. They respectfully solicit a >hare of patronage. CHARLKS MILBLRN, Sr. Paul, June 21, ’s2—4oy L. B. WAIT. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, Grocery & Provision store, IN THE RICE HOUSE. B. F. DAVIS. A. W. TULLIS. B. F. Davis & Co., HAVK just received and opened in the Rice Rouse, a large stock of Groceries and Provisions , which j they will sell 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 us 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 Goods and Ready Made Clothing. St. Patti, April 30, 1853—33tf BILLS OF EXCHANGE, AND DRAFTS on all parts of the United States,at the office of the Minnesota outfit, by CIIAS. W. BORUP. R. M’LAGAY, Storage, Forxvardiug 6c Commission Merchant, Denier In drain of all kinds. Fruit Trees, See., Main st., near lie- Braulev lluuse. Galena, lit. Refer to B. H. Campbell .V Co., Galena; W. L. Kwlng &. Co., St. Ural*. 40. v NORTH-WESTERN BOOK STORE. Joseph N. Waggoner, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER, A* o, 93 Main Street , Jour story Brick Corner , Galena, 111. 53" Agency for tho sale of superior Printing Paper.*42 Galena, May 22. 35-y W. 11. C. Folsom, Taylor's Falls, Min. Ter. [DEALER in Dry Goods, Groceries, » Provisions, Hardware, Cutlery, Crockery, Queens- Ready-Made Clothing, Boots and Shoes,&c. 43y SHORT, PROCTOR & Co. (Successors to Churchill Selson.) HAVE on hand a general assortment of Dry G<m<ls, Crockery, Hardware ami Groceries, j which they offer for sale on as good terms as any estab- MOmt 'iit in the Territory. They are also prepared to store, or sell on commission, merchandise ot all kinds. Stillwater, March 5, 1853—-24tf DOAN, KLYft&Co., Wholesale Dry-Goods Dealers, 1*23 AND 12.5 MAIN STREET, ST. LOUIS. A RE constantly receiving new and <le i\ sir-aide styles of STAPLE AND FANCY GOODS which are offered at a very small advance for Cash, or to Mer chants who pay th* ir notes when due. Country Merchants will find a decided advantage by an examination of the lar gest stock of goods west of the mountains. DOAN, KING & CO. St. Louis, May 22. 35-y JOHN SQUIRE. S. G. REED. Squire & Reed, Eagle Iron and Nail Store, 23 Water A., Between Olive and Pine, St. Louis, Mo., TYEALERS in Iron, Nails. Hollow JL J Ware, Castings, steel, Iron Axles, Ellptic springs, Fireproof saf- s, smiths’ Tool-, &.C., agents for the sale of Hope Cotton Yarns, and Pittsburgh manufactures gener ally. 61 y D. Pearce, Wholesale and Retail Dealer in Hats Caps of every description. No. 120, Main street, st. Louis. Mo. 53" Orders from up-country traders respectfully soli cited and promptly attended to. 37y French Burr HtU Stone MANUFACTORY. Tlie Best Quality of every dumber in use of Rotting Cloths, Portable .Mills. Smut Ma- I chines, .Mill Irons. Mill Spindles, Screen Wires, Damsall Irons, Screws. Plaster of Paris, fye. ROCK ISLAND, ILLINOIS. i All articles manufactured or sold at this establishment, warranted in all respects, and offered on fair terms. * 40ai6 D. L. CtTNKLE It CO. j StTpAUX HORSE BAZA AIL I Have established a sale stable, rear of third door b-low the ‘World’s jon Third street# Horses, Mules, etc., kept on accunimo -1 dating terms, and di*puaed of at a small commissions. | Boarding for Hoises by day or week. ; 36tf J. W. VINCENT. | HOME FOR THEIIOMELEss! THE proprietors of Cathcart*’ addition, hold themselves in readiness to give good and sufficient Deeds to each I alternate lot in their part of the town of Le Sueur, on the Minnesota river, free of charge, to all actual settlers that i will improve them within the next six months, by put ' ting houses thereon; and also to soli the adjoining lots at a reasonable priee, to be agreed upon before the first deed is given. The above town is the County Seat of Le Sueur county. TRUMAN M. SMITH, Agent, St. Paul. Bun Cyphers' Saloon Restaurant Stillwater. Minnesota. i r’fAnE delicacies and substantial* of the season on hand ( A a* all hours, done up In the well established style of i —, recently of St. Paul. C. ’ PROFESSOR OF MUSIC, RESPKCTFfLLY announce, to the citizens of St. Paul, that he has made this place his residence, anil j la desirous of slvins lessons on the Pi.no, Meiodeon ami j Organ, and Instructions In Thorough Bass. Mr. Horrltz Is confident that his experience in leaching music In Ger | many, France, and this couutry, will enable him to give . satisfaction. All orders left -with Messrs I.cDuc & Rohrer will be promptly attended to. July 30,1863—4611 FANCY Goods, Tova, Feather Dusters, and Ladles’ Work Ba'kcls, at NEWELL’S SAINT PAUL, MINNESOTA THE TELEGRAPH HAS been reared upon Its million piers making the lightning bear upon its fiery wing the news once carried by the fleet post horse. The Snort of the Iron Horse, as he bounds over the iron track will soon be heard in the forest an<l on our beautiful prairies; but notwithstand ing these triumphs of human genius, and the fact that St. Paul is a Citu , B. F. Davis &, Co., Are now receiving at the Rice House, by every St. Louis steamer, large additions to their stock of Groceries and Provisions, which they are selling at small profits. Tin y are determined that the foiling millions shall have their goods at fair prices. Call ami see. May 27, 1563. 37if 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. 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 h»* will be happy to accom modat • to the extent of his ability all who may offer. His terms ar»* reasonable, and his table furnished with all that the market affords, lie hopes his exertions ro please will command a reasonable share of the public patronage. 2-41tf JOHN ROGERS. Wiu. Illingworth, \ UATCII AND CLOCK Man- M. * » ufacturer, corner of Jackson and Fifth street, St. Paul, begs to return hissincere thanks to the inhabitants of St. Paul for their kind patrona, and support since his arrival from Kmrlund.and hopes through strict attention to business to merit a continuance of the same. N. B. navlng had thirty years experience In Manu facturing Clocks and Watches, of every description, he feels himself competent to undei take any work intrusted to his care. New watches made to order and wheels cut for the trade. WM. ILLINGWORTH, 2-18 Watchmaker, corner of Jackson and Fifth. 53" A beautiful assortment of French and English Le vers and Lepines, and American clocks, both new and second-hand, constantly on hand and for sale at the above place. Nathan Spicer, IEWELER AND WATCHMAKER, 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, well as music books, shell combs, or finger rings, brace lets and ear drops. He 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. PDWARD STEWART, Bricklayer -t-2 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 rect 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. X. B- Orders for work left at the store of 11. C. Sand ford, near the Post Office will receive prompt attention. 42 f EDWARD STEWART. R. P. PATTERSON. C. A. GATES. PATTERSON & GATES, CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS, Residence Seventh street. A LL ORDERS in the line of Brick ■/A. laying and Mason work left at Conway & Nichols’ Land Office, will be promptly attended to. IVlartin D. Clark, A RCHITECT & BUILDER, would Inform the citizens of St. Paul and surrounding country, that he is prepared to do all kinds of Carpenter and Joiner work that may he 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 above at bis residence on Fort street. Having devoted his time for many years to his business in the East, be feels assured that be can give satisfaction to all who may favor him with their patronage. 2-17 y John Bradley, Carpenter and Builder, Point Prescott and Willow River, Wisconsin. ILL attend prompt ly to all business » » entrusted to his charge. References.—The houses he has built during the pa>t year In the towns above named. 43y Ch*s W. Borup. Ch’s H. Oakes. BOBIJP & OAKES, HAVING formed a Co-Partnership for transacting an Exchange and Banking Business In all its various branches, will he prepared to furnish sight and time exchange on the East, and principal cities ot the West- Remittances t<* Great Britain, Ireland and Continent of Europe made in sums to suit purchasers. bight and home bills and European Exchanges pur chased. Collections made and proceeds remitted at usual pates 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 Outfit building. 40v. New Harness Establishment. THE subscribers would inform the citizens of St. Paul and all the country round about, that they are con ducting the above business iu all Its branches, on 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 & CO. St. Paul, April 20, 1853. 32y BOOKBINDING. THE subscriber would rc>pecttully infojm 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. »»n the corner of Fttli and Roberts street. 53» Particular attention paid to rebinding old books and periodicals. JaM.ES MACKINTOSH, feb 7 21—tf J. R. BRt WSTER, House, Sign, and Ornamental Painter. Si. l'aul, Minnesota Territory. New Tailoring Establishment. Third street—Two doors above the Post Office. O HULZK& MATHES having Just opened a new Tailoring and Gentlemen’s. Furnishing Establishment at the above place, will be happy to serve their irn-nds and the public In general, in their 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. M. L. STOAKES, i /* —Fashionable Silk and Straw Milliner. i ; Also; Fancy Dre*s Caps, Cloaks and Dresses, cut /fwand made to order, St. Anthony street, nearly op posite the Rice House, St. Paul. Mrs. S. has jU't returned from New York with a large stock of every article ot goods In her line of business, ail of the best quality and la»e.-t >tyles* She has also a fine assortment of Needles, Pins, Gloves, Mils, etc., to all of which she would invite the especial attention of the In dies of bt. Paul and vicinity. 36y ICE! ICEH ICeTm THE undersigned has put up the past winter several thousand tons of this delicious article varying In thickness from two to three feet; which he offers for the supply of private families, hotels, boarding houses, boats, &.C., tuc. His supply is lnexhau>tal»le, and he invites the patronage of the several towns and cities on the river. C. SYMONDS. March 26, 1853—38tf STOVES AND~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, w hich he will sell at whole sale or retail. Also, a general assortment of Stoves. Order* from couutry dealers solicited. N. B. Repairing done on short notice. GEO. RUSSELL, Agent. St. Paul, April 30, 1863—33 y MISS SALOME~LERCIL Fashionable Milliner , Dress $* Mantua Maker, ANNOUNCES to the ladies of St. Paul and Vicinity, that she i> prepared to do all kinds of work in her line, at her residence In St. Paul, on Minnesota street, be tween Fifth and Sixth streets, below the Carpet Weavers. Every thing done cheap and iu a workmanlike manner. Please give her a call. Augcst 27, 1853—60tf B — RUSIIES—Painters’, Bath, Shoe, Camel and Sable hair, for sale by BOND Sl KELLOGG. BURNING FLUID—A good article for lampa, for sale by BOND & KELLOGG. City IN BOYS’ Roberts AT And 25 Also a lanro At Is the Paul, on June 25tf YALD J to he thus he was about cation in “ Costly But For Feeling of St. Paul, act upon this ll* vc a stork of could he fully ask gant Cloths, elsewhere ; ted, their and making ers who may sortment of And every may be Minnesota office. I“3if 1 St. sale are io tne ey in a ity. Am mg following, iu a central cellent property will a large and that the with fuel I have growing ot' public The above cash, that advance. higher. 431 JM. • pleased --ing to he has prices at his the World's of articles in Sugars, Teas, the Coffee, Pickles Nuts, Tobacco Molasses llams, And all great and 1 am it to their May 7, THE engaged and Paul. They Pear and trees; grape choice roses, berry, many other assortment of Persons cles, may miles out of Paul. We dwarf trees April (Cor. FOREIGN received to loan on tate bought St. Paul, DR. J. 11. Post N. B. npou for NE At the IS now of goods causes a to secure and Which for were never A beautiful silks, which match; plain Agured silk Barege de and at prices hams of all vou have may be found Broches, complete offered, and passed. The Hosiery; setts; Bands; perfumery, I will say that my pressly to be tablishment receive and ionable styles Finally, 1 In goods, to Saint be shown stock. St. Paul,


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ocr: IT. S. MAIL STAGES. : Spri.jg and Summer Arrangement! WILLOUGHBY & POWERS will , Continue their semi-weekly trips between St. Taul and Prairie du Chien until the opening of navigation*’ Immediately after which they will coinntt nio running DAILY LINES of I'onr-llorsc Coaches between St. Taut amt St. Anthony, and St. Taut and Stillwater. They have recently purchased at the East several new' and elegant CONCORD COACHES, which will be here to take their places iu these lines imi mediately after the owning of navigation. The public may rest assured that the proprietors have none hut the best of teams, accompanied by careful drivers; and that they will devote their utmost energlca to insure comfort and safety ou all occasions* !T3* An extensive Livery Stable at the comer of Fourth and Roberts streets. Particular attention given to tho accommodation of Pleasure Parties, upon liberal terms* Another Grand Performance at Iflazoiirka Hall. Will be presented until further notice nt this Fa vorite Establishment, A jXew Performance Entiled BARGAINS WORK ■srsanaao, Or, Now is the Time to Buy ! The principal characters by the Indies and GcntKiucn of Saint Paul. The PROGRAMME abounds with gems In the Dry Goods Line, which are unsurpassed by any similar institution hi the country. The performance draws together LARGE $ DELIGHTED AVDIEJVCES! The bargains which we are daily offering cannot fail to at tract every one tor quality or cheapness. We have also a large assortment of CARPETS AND OIL CLOTHS, Which we arc disposing of at St. Ix>uis prices. Also 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 CIIINA-VVARE, which we can sell at a very low figure. We take pleasure In showing our goods and charge nothing for the trouble. Give us a call and Judge Tor yourselves. 36*.f ELFELT & BIUmiKR. S’ IKT PAUL HAT AND CAP And Gents’ Furnishing Store. Corner of Third and Waba»haw RITC'HIE has Just received an ex- , X • tensive assortmenf of Goods in line, which he is selling aP Eastern Prices, I and lower than ever offered before iu the A Territory. 3«ff HATS, HATS—The latest styles” of silk, Beaver, Kossuth and Wool Hats—a splendid of straw Hats, all sorts und shapes. For sale l.y T. RITC'HIE. CHIRTS—A large and beautiful assort *—* ment—plain and Fancy. T. RITCHIE. r* R AvatsTneck tiesT^—lWT, Cambric and silk Cravats—the latest styles of Neck Tics, etc., for sale l.y T. RITC'HIE. TO THE LADIES—Fancy Goods of J- all kinds—a full assortment of Trimmings, Needles* Pins, Tn|*es, Buttons, Braids, etc; all colors of saddlers* sewing silk. Fur sale by T. RITC'HIE. Hurrah for the Red Line ! PATTI SON &. BENSON’S Red Line Coaches with the best of teams and careful drivers are now upon the road between St. Paul and St. Anthony, ready to accom modate 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 ll<»rse Furnishings, and equipage of the most elegant dcbcrip tion. P, & B. in returning thanks t(, tbe public f..r Uiu liberal patronage heretofore bestowed upon them, take pleasure in slating that they have just received, in addi tion to their former extensive stock, several young, ele gant and WELL BROKE HORSES; of stock that have never been equalled In the ’ torv; also a lot of carriages and buggies to match, the hot manufactories at the East. Their present needs hut to he seen to be admired and approved by discriminating public* Will our friends and the public remember, that at tho Stable iu the rear of the American House, at tho end of Saint Paul, they can at all hours, have such by laud, on wheels or on horseback, as they desire. PATTISON & BENSON. St. Paul,May 21, 1853. (3Gy) Town Property l’or Sale. rpilE SUBSCRIBER wishes to dispose of his two A houses and lot, situated on tho corner **f Broad way and Seventh sts, Whitney and Smith’s Addi to St. Paul. One of the Houses Is a story ami a half height, and the other one story. There is a good weif

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The Minnesota pioneer. [volume]

ocr: THE MINNESOTA PIONEER St. Paul, IHinnesota, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1853. RATES OF ADVERTISING, (Nonpariel type or its equivalent ) TR A NSI ENT A DVERT!SEMEN TS, $ i 00 per square of 12 lines, for the first insertion, and 50 cents per square for each subsequent insertion. YEARLY ADVERTISEMENTS. One column, ..... sso IM J llslf s column, - - - . - 30 00 One fourth of a column, - * 20 OS Business Cards not over six lines 5 00 Over six lines and under ten lines, 7 50 Over ten line* and under fifteen lines, 10 00 Fur ail changes ordered in advertisements, a charge will be made, of 30 cents per lOOOeins composition. We agree to charge the above prices, uniformly, for advertising St. Paul, March 24th. 1852. JOSEPH n BROWN—Pioneer. DAVID OLMSTED—Democrat. OWENS A MOORE—Miunesotlan.


ocr: W ILLOIGHUT h I’OW JblßS’ U. B MAIL LINE. ST. PAUL AND ST. ANTHONY. TtVO OAILt STAGES LEAN ING each place At 7 o'clock A. M Slid !„• P. M Coaches aul tean.s vfolVl,* «i ,b, Laxivmg »n «»-« arrival ol tkleamboat* at Saint Paul _ Afso, a daily line of sieges between .- unt Thul and Still water, connecting wi'h a Bcim-Weekly lire horn Still water to 1 *ii» oi Bt. Croix; leaving aitHlw ; t. r on Tue* tav * and f rid ays and F alls of M Croix 0:1 \\ ednesdav and Saturdays Fin uciiUr attention given to the accommodation u Pl«ii*ure Parties. RtrrunnUr irurt are the Ytlhtu Concyrd Coacht. SAiut Paul, Nov amber I, Iff 3—y 39.


ocr: THE MINNESOTA PIONEER St. Paul, illiniu3ota, Thursday .lloruiug, Jan. 13. *53. RATES OF ADVERTISING. (Nonpanel type or it* e«iui»aknt.) TiIW’SIFNTA DVERTI '■EMENTS, 9i 00 per*nuar« of li hues, lor the lirst msertiou, and 50 cents per square f®r each suose-iuc il insertion. YEARLY ADVERTISEMENT*. One column, • %50 Ofl Hall* column, ----- Sti (10 Gjie fourth of a column, - * »C nil Business Cards not over six lines 5 Over six line, and under len tines, Y ■'•it Over ten lines and iinJrr llliet tt lines, 10 t‘o For all e’.innecs ordered in advertisement®, a clisrpe will be ,nade, of 30 cent* per luObems courpoallUni. Wv xeree to tiuug * the above prices, umiorinlv, for advertising St. Paul, March i’tb, lyS*. .1 V'lErf NT CttOlHirP- Fioro-er. i> k. ROBERTSON -Deiiiocr*t. OWENS A MOORE—Minuesoiian.


The Weekly Minnesotian. [volume]

ocr: VOLUME 3. THE MINNESOTIAN, PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY, BY J.P. OWENS S G. W. MOORE, Saint Paul, Minnesota Territory. TERMS: -Two Dollars per annum l in advance. Three Dollars if not in ad vance. RATES OF ADVERTISING, [KOKTAKEIL TV PE OR ITS EQUIVALENT.] Transient Advertisements, $1 00 per square of twelve lines, for the first Insertion, and fifty 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 ala lines and under ten lines, - 760 Over ten lines and under fifteen lines, 10 00 For all changes ordered in advertlsemants, a charge will be made of thirty cents per 1,000 ems composition. We agree to charge the above prices, uniformly for ad vert king. James M. Goodhue, Pioneer, D. A. Kobertson, Democrat, Owens K Moore, Minnesotian. St. Paul March 24th, 1852. Gold T. Curtis. C. D. Gilfilean. CURTIS & GILFILEAN. Attorneys 8f Counsellors at Law , *53—52y STILLWATER, M. T. J. McMAHON HOLLAND, Attorney at Law and jYotary Public , j Blue Earth County, HI. T. August 13, 1853—18 y J. TRAVIS ROSSER. 2VI. L. OLDS. ! ROSSER & OLDS. Attorneys and counsellors at law. of fice In the Secretary’s room in the capital, at St. j Paul, Minnesota Territory. 46-ly PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.] Office corner of Main and Front streets, Mankato City, | M i nnesota Territory. 48y W IP. MURRAY, ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR 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 is prepared to locate land warrants 1 to the best advantage. Persons at a distance may send their warrants here and their Interests will be attended to as if they were present. tEx* Cilice on Third street. September 17, 1861. lOHNESAIAS WARREN JOSEPH WAKEFIELD , Wakefield & Warren, ; Attorneys and Counsell/ors at Law and Soli citors in Chancery. Office on Third Strevt, between Roberts and Minnesota, St. Paul, Min. Ter. W. & W. will attend with diligt*ncc and care to ail bu. sin ess of their profession, in the different courts of this Territory that may be intrusted to them. Their arrange- | meats in the states of New York and Rhode Island arc such as will enable them to transact tusiue>3 of a general or special nature in tho>e States with the utmost dispatch. They will moreover attend to the collection of debts, the ( locating of Land 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. I 1 WILKH & VAX ETI’ES. ATTORNEYS AT LAW,! Office over Farrington’s Brick Store, St Paul. j \ L. A .BABCOCK, M.S. WILKINSON. L LAW FIIOI, I BABCOCK & WILKINSON Attornles and Counsellors J at Law, Solicitors in Chancery, Ac. ; f Otfice near the corner of Third and Roberts streets, St. i I»ar.l Min. Ter. Will attend to business of their profession .n all the j Courts of the Territory. nov. 22, 1851. , . D. COOPER. Attorney at Law, RESUMKS th. practice uf Ills profession, ami will at- ! tend to .11 business entrusted to biiu iu tbe courts j fthe Territory. JC?” Office In the Rice House. M.y 28, 1853 —3"y j MERRITT ALLEN, Attorney and Counsellor at Law' and Solicitor in Chancery, Third Street, St. Paul, Minnesota Territory. Allen Pierse, Attorney af Law and General Land Agent, HAVING been Register of the Land Office under the late administration, he Is able to select tbe best land in the Territory subject to entry, and will warrant the regularity of all locations made by him. Office on Cedar street, next door to the Episcopal Church, St. Paul, M. T. June 25, 1853 2-41 tf , ~~ JACOB jTNOAH~ ATTORNEY AT LAW and Justice ./X Of the Peace—Commissioner for the States of Maine, Connecticut, Rhode Island, New York, Pennsylvania, Kentucky, Ohio, Virginia, Alabama and Louisiana. Office on Third St., St. Paul. Emmett Sc Moss, Attorneys and Solicitors. ■\T7ILL attend to professional business , VV In the various Courts of the Territory. Partlcu lar attention glveu to the location of Land Warrants, buying and selling of lands, Ac. Land warrants f<*r sale for cash or on time. Office on the corner of Wabashaw and Third streets, St. Paul Minnesota. L. EMMETT, July 1,1852. IIKNRV L. MOSS. J Isaac Atwater, A TTORNEY & COUNSELLOR AT tjL Law and Solicitor in Chancery. Will give prompt : attention to any busiuess lutrusted him tu tin* line of his profession, in any part of the Territory. Particular at- I tention paid to locating Land Warrants, Payment of Tax- I es, sale of Patents when Issued, and Real Estate in gen- I eTal. Office at St. Anthony, ou Main street, opposite the Kails. j A. VAN VORHES, A TTORNEY & COUNSELLOR AT Law and Solicitor in Chancery, will attend to all j j professional business intrusted to his care, in the different i 1 courts of the Territory. [Stillwater, 1852. j 1 S. J. R. Ulcllilliui, ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR JTx. at Law, will attend promptly and faithfully to all business Intrusted to him In the line of his profession at Stillwater, SL Paul, St. Anthony and throughout the Ter ritory of Minnesota and the adjoining counties of the State i of Wisconsin. Office at Stillwater, Minnesota. REFERENCES. Gov Alex Ramsey, St Paul, Geo W Campbell ft Co, Galena Dr C W Borup, do R Lansing do Mr J W Simpson, do S O Butler, St Louis Mr O Walker, Marine Mills T II Larkin ft Co do Mr H Burkey, do Sam’lJ Wetherillft Co do Mr C J Butler do Jos C Butta*- fit Co do 1 Hon A W Loomis, Pittsburg Jos P Beggs do | Hon C Sha!er, do J K Moorhead, Esq. Pittsburg | G W Jackson, Esq. do Sam’l Gormly Esq. do J B Butler, and citizens generally. 18iu3 W. H. Semmes, Attorney at Law, and Solicitor in j Chancery, Willow River,Wis. Will practice in the counties of SL Croix and LaCrosse, Wisconsin, and In the District Court of Washington coun ty. Minnesota. tjT Valuable town lots In the ullage of Willow River for sale. 38y W. Richardson, IVDTARY PUBLIC, Conveyancer, and i-v Land Agent. Office, opposite the St. Charles House, St. Anthony Falls. ___ Dr. L. C. Kinney, Office in Holland Place, St. Anthony street. ; St. Paul, fftENDERS his professional services to the citizens of St. ! X Paul and vicinity. Having had an experience of over ten years in the prac tice of medicine, one of which was spent as Physician j and Burgeon with the U. S. army in .Mexico; he flatter* himself that he will be able to merit the confidence of all who may favor him with a share of their patrouage. July SO, 1863—46 U ' OR. T. R. POTTS, Corner Roberts and sixth streets, st. Paul | tv. b. haseltine. e. j. bent. HASELTINE & BENT, I>ealerg in Hides , leather, Tanner's Oil , and Shoema ker's Findings, Philadelphia Calf and Kip; Also, French Calf and Patent Leather, NO. 206, MAIN 7 STREET, ST. LOUIS, MO., (Between Virginia and Missouri Ilotels.) The highest market price paid in Cash for Hides. August 13, 1863—48tf Dr. C. L. Vicchers, PHYSICIAN, SURGEON AND AC -A COUCHER—WiII practice his profession in Saint Paul and vicinity. Office, corner of Fourth and Roberts Streets, overCaihcart & Tyson’s Store. 40y Chas. H. Parker, Banker and Exchange Broker , St. Paul, Min. Ter. Due attention paid to collections, and proceeds remitted 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 warrants bought and sold- 47y Truman 1, Smith. Justice of the Peace , JYotary Public , Collector and Central Agent. HAS removed ids office to the New Building opposite the Post Office, Corner of Third and Minnesota sts., where he will be found ready to attend to the collection of debts, purchasing and selling real estate, payment of Taxes, locating Land Warrants, etc. Having been In the business for some time past, and being provided with Maps of all the surveyed portion of the Territory, and of the Cities ou the Minnesota river, he flatters himself that he will be able to give satisfaction to all who may give 1 him a call. j N. B. Town lots in St Paul, St. Anthony and all the towns on the Minnesota for sale at reasonable prices. J Also, farms in the country with or without improve ments. [St. Paul, June 4,1853. 38y j J. IV. Bass, Forwarding 8f Commis’n Merchant Lower Landing. Saint Paul, Minnesota. J. W. BABCOCK, U'Olt WARDING and Commission Mer |-L chant, Upper Landing, Saint Paul, Minnesota Ter ritory. W. H. FORBES, PUR COMPANY—St. Paul Outfit— A Also Dry Goods and Groceries, coruer of Third and Jackson streets. fx. 15. Wait & Co., Wholesale and Retail Grocers and Commission Merchants, HAVE opened at tbe store lately oc copied by C. F. Tracy, on Third street, a general j assortment of Family Groceries and Provisions; which they will sell at low prices for cash or In exchange for country produce. They respectfully solicit a share of patronage. CHARLES MILBURX, St. Paul, June 21, ’s2—4ov L. B. WAIT. \V. G. LEDUC# D. ROHRER. LEDUC A ROHRER, BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERS, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, [Corner of Bench and Wabashaw streets, St. Paul, M. T.] WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, Grocery Sc Provision Store, IN THE RICE HOUSE. B. F. DAVIS. A. W. TUI.LIS* B. F. Davis & Co., HAVE Just received and opened in the Rice House, a large stock of Groceries and Provisions , which they will sell at wholesale or retail, and at such prices as will insure quick sales. The citizens ot St. Paul and the surrounding country are respectfully solicited to give us 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 Goods and Ready Made Clothing. St. Paul, April 30, 1853—3311 BILLS OF EXCHANGE, % XI) DRAFTS on all parts of the United States, at the 1A office of the Minnesota outfit, by CHAS. W. BORUP. K. JPLAfiAW, Storage, Forwarding Jr Commission Merchant, Dealer iu Grain of all kinds Fruit Trees, &c., Main st., near the Bradley House, Galena, 111. Refer to B. 11. Campbell fit Co., Galena; W. l. Ewing fit Co., St. Louts. 40v NORTH-WESTERN BOOK STORE. Joseph N. Waggoner, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER, Wo. 93 Main Street , four story Brick Corner , Galena, 1.1. JUf^Agency for the sale of superior Printing Galen a, May 22. 35-y W. H. C. Folsom, Taylor's Fall?*, Min. Ter. P E ALE It in Dry Goods, Groceries, 1 k-J Provisions, Hardware, Cutlery, Crockery, Queens- ' ware, Ready-Made Clothing, Bools and Shoes, &c. 43y | SHORT. PROCTOR & Co. \ (Successors to Churchill Nelson.) 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. They are also prepared to store, or sell on commission, merchandise oi all kinds. Stillwater, March 5, 1853—24tf DO AY, KIYtJ & Co., Wholesale Dry-Goods Dealers, 123 AND 12.5 MAIN STRKET, ST. I.OUIS. \ RE constantly receiving new and de- A Birablu stylesof 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 will find a decided advantage by an examination of the lar gest stock of gtmds west of the mountains. DOAN, KING & CO. St. Louis, May 22. 35-y JOHN SQUIRE. S. G. REED. Squire Sc Reed, Eagle Iron and Nail Store, 23 Water at., Between Olive and Pine, St. Louis, Mo., TVEALERS in Iron, Nails, Hollow U Ware, Castings, steel, Iron Axles, Kltptfc springs, Fireproof safes, smiths’ Tools, &c.» agents for the sale of Hope Cotton Yarns, and Pittsburgh manufactures gener ally. 61y D. Pearce, Wholesale and Retail Dealer in Hats Sf Caps of every description, No. 120, Main street, st. Louis, Mo. lUj"* Orders from up-country traders respectfully soli cited and promptly attended to. 37y C. B. KELLUM. M. B. MASSON, JR. KELLUM &. MASSON, | LARD OIL AND CANDLE MANUFACTURERS, —ALSO— Prodace and Commission Merchants, No. 21 South Levee } St. Louis. REFERENCES: E. M. Hyland fit Co., ) F. B. Chamberlain, J St. Louis, i R. M. Withers, ) St. Louis, May 22. 35-y MANNY & WELD I WHOLESALE DEALERS IN BOOTS AND SHOES. 156 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 offered in St* Louis— Believing that they can utter better inducements to pur chasers, than any other establishment; which they are willing to demonstrate upon an examination of their goods and prices. j September 24, 1851—y P. CHOUTEAU, JR. JAS. H ARRISON, FELIX VALLE* CHOUTEAU. HARIUBON & VALUE. Commission Merchants and Proprietors of the St. Louis Rolling Mill. A ND manufactures of bar iron in all its ! JX various shapes, Sheet Iron and Boiler Plate, Nails and Spikes from the ore of the Iron Mountain, iron Stare, i No. 129 North Second street, St. Louis, j September 1,1851. ! ALONZO CHILD, ELON G. PRATT, ORANGE W. PRATT. CHILD, PRATT & CO., IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN Foreign and Domestic Hardware and Cutlery, No. 147 Main street, SAINT PAUL, MINNESOTA THE TELEGRAPH HAS been reared upon its million piers making the lightning bear upon its fiery wing the news once carried by the fleet post horse. The Snort of the Iron Horse, ns he bounds over the iron track will soon be heard iu the forest and on our beautiful prairies ; but notwithstand ing these triumphs of human genius, and the fact that St. Paul is a City, B. F. Davis Sc Co., Are now receiving at the Rice House, by every St. Louis steamer, 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 sec. May 27, 1863. 37tf XOISSBi 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 ran 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. TnE subscriber has opened accommodations for board ers, lodgers and travelers In the large brick build ing situated as above, where he will be happy to accom modate to the extent of his ability all who may offer. His terms are reasonable, and his table furnished with all that \ the market affords, lie hopes his exertions to please will command a reasonable share of the public patronage. 2-41tt JOHN ROGERS. Win. Illingworth, YyATCH AND CLOCK Man- & * * ufacturer, corner of Jackson and Fifth j street, St. Paul, begs to return his sincere thanks (SbißD 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 same. X. B. Having had thirty years experience in Manu facturing Clocks and Watches, «>f every description, he feels himself Competent to undertake any work intrusted to his care. New watches made to order and wheels cut for ihe trade. WM. ILLINGWORTH, 2-18 Watchmaker, corner of Jackson and Fifth. *U|" A beautiful assortment of French and English Le vers and Lepines, and American clocks, both new and 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, next door to the St. Paul Drug Store, is prepared . to make gold and silver watches, rings, spoons, 11- &c., on short notice. Also to repair the same, as well as tnuslc books, shell combs, or finger rings, brace lets and ear drops. He also keeps for sale a great variety of rings, perfumery, and whatever goods are usually en quired for at a Jeweler’s. Contracting ami 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 lie is prepared to contract for an l e rect stone or Brick buildings, and furnish materials if re quired, on fair terms, having permanently settled in Saint Paul, ho solicits a share of public patronage. Drafts and specifications furnished on reasonable terms. X. B- Orders for work left at the store of 11. C. Sand ford, near the Post Office will receive prompt attention. 42y EDWARD STEWART. It. F. PATTERSON. C. A* GATES. PATTERSON & GATES, CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS, Resilience Seventh street. \ LL ORDERS in the line of Brick- TV laying ami Mamin work left at Conway & Nichols’ Land Office, will be promptly attended to. Martin D. Clark, A RCHITECT & BUILDER, would -/X inform the citizens of St. Paul and surrounding country, that he is prepared to do all kinds of Carpenter and Joiner work that may be intrusted to Ills care, with neatness and despatch, and iu the latest styles of Archi tecture; also stair building. For plans and specifications, call on the above at his residence on Fort street. Having devoted his time for many years to bis business in the East, he feels assured that he can give satisfaction to all who may favor him with their patronage. _ 2-1 7 y _ John Bradley, Carpenter and Builder. Point Prescott and Willow Kiver, Wisconsin. YU ILL attend promptly to all business * » entrusted to his charge. References. —The* houses he has built during the past year in the towns above named. Uf I'h‘s W. Borup. Cli’s H. Oakes. BORUP & OAKES, LJ AVING formed a Co-Partnership A- 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 Ihe West. Remittances to Great Britain, Ireland and 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 Outfit building. 40y. New Harness Establishment. rpilK 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, on Third street nearly opposite the Post Office, where customers can bo supplied, on short notice, with all kinds of Har ness, Bridles, Saddles, Fly Nets, Trunks, Valises, Whips, e tc. * M A ItTJ N DK K W CO. St. Paul, April 20, 1853. 32y BOOKBINDING. TIIE subscriber would respectfully infojm 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 Frth and Roberts street. £3= Particular attention paid to rebinding old books and periodicals. JaM.ES MACKINTOSH, fob 7 21—tf J. Ft. BRi WSTER, House, Sign, and Ornamental Painter. St. Paul, Minnesota Territory. New Tailoring Establishment. Third street—Two doors above the Post Office. SIIU L/.E Sl MATH ES having just opened a new Tailoring and Gentlemen’s Furnishing Establishment at the above place, will be happy to serve their friends and the public in general, in their 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. Si. Paul, May 28, 1853. 2 37y MRS. M. L. STOAKES, Fashionable Silk and Straw Milliner. nAlso; Fancy Dress Caps, Cloaks and Dresses, cut |P*Waini made to order, St. Anthony street, nearly op posite tbe Rice House, St. Paul. Mrs. S. lias Just returned from New York with a large stock of every article or goods in her line of business, all of the best quality and latest styles. She has also a tine assortment of Needles, Pins, Gloves, Mils, etc., t-» all of which she would Invite the especial attention of the La dles of St. Paul and vicinity. 36y ICE! ICE!! ICE!!! TIIE undersigned has put up the past winter several thousand tons of this delicious article varying in thickness from two to three feet; which he offers for the supply of private families, hotels, boarding houses, boats, Ac., fitc. His supply is inexhau>tab|e, and he invites the ! patronage of the several towns and cities on the river. C. SYMONDS. | March 26, 1353—38tf ! STOVES AND TIN WARE. I At JVewell'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 on short notice. GEO. RUSSELL, Agent. St. Paul, April 30, 1853—33 y MISS SALOME LERCH. Fashionable Milliner, Dress A" Mantua Maker, ANNOUNCES to the ladle* of St. Paul and vicinity, that she is prepared to do all kinds of work in her Hue, at her residence in St. Paul, on Minnesota street, be tween Fifth and Sixth 6treets, below the Carpet Weavers. Every thing done cheap and in a workmanlike inanm r. Please give her a call. Augcst 27, 1853—50tf Bath, Shoe, Camel and Sable hair, for sale by BOND fit KELLOGG. City IN BOYS’ & Roberts AT And 25 Also a large At Is the place Paul, on Third June 25tf CALI) bs to he thus lie was about cation in " Costly But not For the Feeling of St. Paul, act upon this II ve brought a stock of could be fully u>k that gant Cloths, elsewhere ; ted, their and making ers who may sortment of And every may be Minnesota olfice. I -3: f I St. •WRi, sale t*. are to the ey in a ity. Among following, viz: in a central cellent water; property will a large and that the Sioux with fuel until 1 have also growing of public roads The above cash, that the advance. For higher. 43tf JM. • pleased to ing to he has prices at his the World's of articles in Sugars, of Teas, the Coffee, Fish, Pickles Nuts, Tobacco Molasses Hums, And all great and I am bound it to their May 7, THE engaged and Paul. They Pear and trees; grape choice roses, 6 berry, many other assortment of Persons cles, may miles out of Paul. We dwarf trees April 30, (Cor. ITIOREIGN . received daily to loan on tate bought St. Paul, DU. J. IT. Post X. H. Those upon for At the IS now of goods causes a to secure and Which for were never A beautiful silks, which match; plain figured silk Barege do and at prices hams of all vou have only The may be found Brochcs, complete offered, and pass ed. The biggest Hosiery; latest setts; Bands; perfumery, T will say to that my stock pressly to be tablishment receive and ionable styles Finally, 1 in goods, to bo Saint Anthony be shown


The Minnesota pioneer. [volume]

ocr: ! , i ! Ready lur the Winter Trade, &.c. j. w. novo. m. !». ki:li.ogo. BOND & KELLOGG A pn* Uecai jest and Druggists, ST.ANTIIOXT STREET, AT. PAUL, MINNESOTA. WHOLESALE AND UETAH. DEALERS IN Dittos, .MuniciNF.s, t'licxitr u.s, White. Ekao, I Paints, (all color*,) Varmishb*, Window Gi.ah*, Glass and Übittamia Ware, Dve Stiffs, and Delf Wire, Cv spies, I iqiors, Skoars, Tobacco, Patent Mkd- I icinss, Pbbfi'MEßT, and F.vs t cv Article*,


ocr: tjlllJSOlt. BENJAMIN ALLEN* Attorney at Law, Hudson, St. (’rotor Cavn'y, Hir. JOSEPH BO\VKOV,~ Notary Public and Lind Agent, Hudson, St. Croix County, Wisconsin. PRE-EMPTION Claims secured, and entries made by Military Land Warrants. Blank Deeds and Mortgages constantly on hand, and conveyances care fully and promptly attended to. "


ocr: j I FOR S t LR, rg *H f! lanjx three *i«i t house .<li. t mt. vie.'oa Main a slice ,in tite town jjf s.d.. v .i. r t know n as tha ••si wife. Huu*e.” lorme-ly k<- t fo'-a hotel, with a -.i ti.d out buildings c.'ittiC. toil; i* new .. sale at J •vt, •> m!d i,mu. t!ie :«-.! rt- - vO 1 - irru this Urg.v ill.x W- t fil l*bed iii'nl- J. e.ti.M'td UiH'll pt|||(CJ|Vj but limes Greet if! t’ e town, i.t :u the eteaxiboat Islld i'iV, and v.el! cousiructiO tp, a cc-iivet it, (t ,el. ami *f (otus * raie lit.' t. iiivts- u.i to any person wi»..- gto et |V' ibe tuisitu-» of keeping * hotel, 1- at further lulornistinn am! ,;;t t. r u* of .- - le, anply to Nl. E A.MEB, E#d , at aUtiwuiatr. April 2», 1633 C'.KlNDsToNli-Lenu and ewnmOD, K at MaHsJHAL.' A CGhS NEW MUSIC. I A LARGE sspr-Iy i. hew nuaic, £ I tug 17 GOX43;


ocr: i ' MANKATO CITY. MINNESOTA, I'OR SALE. LOTS in'he City of Manl’to. Blue r.artfi 4 ».F Loin t; . situated st the fo-aii r.| Steamboat n.tvt,alio . ox l c pre it rr uiili. ru bend of the M nne*o *.a, or st. lei. .' River, ».ea. the ai4u.ll ui tilt. Biua 1 Earth \p,t|v to the *ub*cribiT or to Jauiev X. I wrei re, F’>>*) . who iv th»- Special Aged at .VJm kato t it. U r tho Hide of this ,>rt petty. HENRY McIvENTY. St. “aiil, Aj-ni I;. 3.— 6m r 2


ocr: BENJAMIN alley, Attorney Law, Hudson, St. Croix Cm r-., Hu. JOSEPH lO*\\ RON, A otccry Pullic and Lind .lg>u/, llwU n, St. Cr.,u C unty, 11 isdcnsin. PRE-EMPTION Claims secured, and entries made by Military Land Warrants, blank Deeds ami Mortgage* constant!) on band, and t oilvey ances care- fully and promptly attended to.


ocr: pioneer. EVERY THITR * BAT &Y JOSEPH R. BROWN, on Bench st. , near the junction oj I T ERRS : ly THE PIONEER Mill tie luriusl.ed to I «su UuLLtM per minum, invariably in advance. rj" No aulnH.ripi.oii* received for less titan one year. iy .Mi letter* to this office, must be pjE-rsm to re ceive attention.


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ocr: IiICII’S SALAMANDER SAFES, Wilder’s Patent. A LARGE ASSORTMENT of Safes of various sizes and patterns, with and without pow der proof locks, for sale at the Dcj*ot, 11G Water street, New York. Burglar-proof Bunk Vaults and Vault Doors made to order. STEARNS & MARVIN, (Late Roff, Stearns 4* Co., successors to Rich Co.) 14<> Water st., and corner Avenue A and St. Mark’s Place, N. Y., S*>le Proprietor*of Rich’s Patent, end the only makers of Salamander Safes combining Wilder’s and Rich’s Patent. WM. CONST A NS, Agent, St. Paul.


ocr: OWENS A MOORE, ’ VOLUME 3. THE MINNESOTIAN, PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY, BY J.P. OWENS 4* G. W. MOORE, Saint Panl, Minnesota Territory. TERMS:-Two Dollars per annum in advance. Three Dollars if not in ad vance. RATES OF ADVERTISING, [HOKTAREIL TYPE OR ITS EQUIVALENT.] Transient advertisements, $1 00 per square or twelre lines, for the first Insertion, and fifty cents 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 line*, - 5 00 Over six lines ami under ten lines, - 750 Over ten lines and under fifteen lines, 10 00 For all changes ordered in advertisements, a charge will be made of thirty cents per 1,000 ems composition. We agree to charge the above prices, uniformly for ad vertising. James M. Goodhue, Pioneer, J>. A. Robertson, Democrat, Owens N. Moore, Miunesotlan. St. Paul March 24th, 1852. Gold T. C is. C. D. Gllfllean. CURTIS & GILFILEAN. Attorneys 8f Counsellors at Law, ’61—63? STILLWATER, SI. T. J. McMAHON HOLLAND, Attorney at Law and Notary Public , Blur Earth County, M. T. August 13, 1853—iSy J. TRAVIS ROSSER. M. L. OLDS. ROSSER & OLDS. Attorneys and counsellors at law. of fice In the Secretary’s room in the capitol, at St. Paul, Minnesota Territory* 46-ly JEFFREY T. ADAMS~M. D., PHY SIC IA .V AA'I) SURGEOA'. Ofllce corner of Main ami Front streets, Mankato City, Minnesota Territory. 48y W. P. 1H KRAY, ATTORNEY ANUCOI'NSK 1.0 R A T LA W, st. Paul, Minn. Terr. WILI. attend promptly and diligently to all busin«*s* iutniNted to him. llaivug made himself acquaint ed with the quality and situation of the surveyed laud> in the territory, he i* prepared to locale land warrants to the best advantage. Persons at a distance may send their warrants here and their Interest* will be attended to as If they were present. sCj"OiliCe on Third sreet. September 17, 1851. JOHN ESAIAS WABREN JOSEPH WAKEFIELD Wakelleltl A Warren, Attorneys and Counst! I tors at Law and Soli citors in Chancery. Office on Third Strewt, between Roberts and Minnesota, St. Paul, Min. Ter. W. & W. will attend with diligence and care to all lot. Sines* of their profession, in the different court* of this Territory that may be intrusted to them. Their arraii.'e inents in the states of New York and Rhode 1-land are such as will enable them to transact busiue-s of a general or special nature in those Stat<«s with the utmost dispatch. They will moreover attend to the collection of debts, tie* locating of Land Warrants, the purchase ami sale of city lots or Real Estate iu the country, and to all other mat ters directly or indirectly connected with the profession. ihlkh va\ ettes. ATTORNEYS AT LAW, Office over Farrington’s Brick Store, St Paul. L. A. BABCOCK, M.S. WILKINSON. LWV Flint, BABCOCK a WILKINSOX Attornies and Counsellors at Law, Solicitors iu Chancery, Ate. Otfice near the corner of Third and Roberts streets, St. Pard Min. Ter. Will attend to business of their profession in all the Courts of the Territory uov.22, 1851. D. COOPER, Attorney at Law, RESUMES the practice v>f Ills profession, aud will at tend to all business entrusted to him in the courts Ithe Territory. Office in the Rice House. May 28, 1853—37 y MERRITT ALLEN, Attorney aud Counsellor at Law and Solicitor in Chancery, Third Street, St. Paul, Minnesota Territory. Allen Pierwe, Attorney at I*aw and General Land Agent, HAVING been Register of the Land Office under the late administration, he Is able to select the best land In the Territory subject to entry, and will warrant the regularity of all location* made by him. Otfice on Cedar street, uext door to the Episcopal Church, St. Paul, M. T. June 25, 1853—2-41lf “ JJICOB J. NOAH, A TTORNEY AT LAW and Justice il of the Peace—Commissioner for the States of Maine, Connecticut, Rh<*de Island, New Y»»rk, Pennsylvania, Kentucky, (Hilo, Virginia, Alabama and Louisiana. Office on Third St., St. Paul. Emmett A Moss, Attorneys and Solicitors. YTYILL attend to professional business W in the various Courts of the Territory. Particu lar attention given to the location of Land Warrants, buying and selling of lands, Re# l*and warrants for sale for cash or on time. Ofllce on the corner of Wabashaw and Third street*, St. Paul Minnesota. L. EMMETT, July 1, 1852. lIKNRY L. MOSS. Isaac Atwater, A TTORNEY & COUNSELLOR AT \JL Law and Solicitor In Chancery. Will give prompt attention to any business intrusted him in the line of his profession, iu any part of the Territory. Particular at tention paid to locating Laud Warrants, Payment of Tax es, sale of Patents when Issued, ami Real Estate iu gen eral. Ofilce at St. Anthony, on Main street, opposite the Falls. a 7 van vorhes, A TTORNEY & COUNSELLOR AT iJL Law and Solicitor in Chancery, will attend to all professional business intrusted to his «an*, iu the different courts of the Territory. [SMlhWtr, 188. 8.J.8. Me TI i I la n, ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR at Law, will attend promptly and faithfully to all i business intrusted lo him in the line of his profession at \ Stillwater, St. Paul, St. Autlnmy aud throughout the T**r- ! ritory of Minnesota and the adjoining cotintb-s of the State I of Wisconsin* Otfice at Stillwater, Minnesota. REFERENCES. Gov Alex Ramsey, St Paul, Geo W Campbell R Co, Galena Dr C W Borup, do R Uansing do Mr J W Simpson, do SO Butler, St Louis Mr O Walker, Marine Mills T 11 Larkin R Co do Mr 11 Burkev, do Sain’lJ WetherlllßCo do ( Mr C J Butler do Jos c Butle- R Co do Hon A W l*ouml>, Pittsburg Jos P livtigs do Hon C Shafer, do J K Moorhead,Esq. Pittsburg G W Jackson, Esq. do Sam’l Gormly Esq. do j MaJ J B Butler, and citizens generally. IBm3 W. H. SemmcK, Attorney at Law, and Solicitor in Chancery, Willow River,Wis. Will practice in the counties of St-Croix and LaCnswe, Wisconsin, and in the District Court of Washington coun ty, Minnesota. Valuable town lots iu the village of Willow River for sale. 38y i W. Richardson, "IYTOTARY PUBLIC, Conveyancer,and A- * Land Agent. Ofllce, opposite the St. Charles , House, St. Anthony Kails. j Dr. L. C. Kinney, Office in Holland Place, St. Anthony street, St. Paul, TENDERS his professional services to the citizens of St. Paul and vicinity. Having had an experience of over ten years In the prac- i tice of medicine, one of which was ‘.prut as Phvsician and Surgeon with the U. 8. army in Mexico*, he flatter* himself that he will be able to merit the couriden''e of all who may favor him with a share of their patron are July 30, 1853—46tf DR. T. R. POTT^ Corner Roberts and Sixth streets, St. Paul attend to the duties of his profession in Sain W. B. HASELTINE. E. J. BENT. HASELTINE & BENT, Dealers in Hides, leather, Tanner's Oil , and Shoema ker's Findings, Philadelphia Calf and Kip; Al«o, French Calf and Patent Leather, NO. 206, MAIN STREET, ST. LOUIS, MO., (Between Virginia and Missouri Hotels.) The highest market price paid in Cash for Hides. August 13, 1863—48 If C'lin*. 11. Parker, Banker and Exchange Broker, St. Paul, Min. Ter. Due attention paid to collections, and proceeds remitted 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 warrants bought aud sold. 47y Truman ill. Smith, Justice of the Peace, Notary Public, Collector ami General Agent. HAS removed his office to the New Building opposite the Post Ofllce, corner of Third and Minnesota sts., where he will be found ready to attend to the collection of debts, purchasing and selling real estate, payment of Taxes, locating I.and Warrants, etc. Having been In the business for some time past, and being provided with Maps of all the surveyed portion or the Territcry, and of the Citle.% on the Minnesota river, he 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 townson the Minnesctafor sale at reasonable prices. Also, fanns in the country with or without improve ments. [St. Paul, June 4,1853. 38y LEVI E. THOMPSON. THEO. E. PARKER. THOMPSON & PARKER, Attorneys «S** Counsellors at Law. 3 ltf Stillwater, Minnesota Territory. J. W. Ha**, Forwarding 4* Commis’n Merchant Lower Landing, S I Paul, Minnesota. W. H. FORBES, CUR COMPANY—St. Paul Outfit— A- Also Dry Gouda and Groceries, corner of Third ami Jackson streets. L. IS. Wait A Co., Wholesale and Retail Grocers and Commission Merchants, HAVE opened at the store lately oc cupied by F. Tracy, oil Third street, a Rcncrai as.>orim«*tit «if Family Groceries and Provisions; which they will sell at low prices for cash or in exchange for country produce. They respectfully solicit a >hare of patronage. CHARLES Ml LB URN, St. Paul, June 21, ’s2—4oy L. B. WAIT. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, Grocery A Provision Store, IN the rice house. B. F. DAVIS. A. w. TULLIS. B. F. Davis & Co., HAVE Just received and opened In the Rice House, a large stork of Groceries amt Provisions , which they will sell at wholesale „r retail, and at such prices as will injure quick <ales. The citizens of St. Paul and the surrounding country are respectfully solicited to give us a call and examine our goods and prices. We Will be in receipt .if large additions to our stock In a few days, including Dry Goods and Beady Made Clothing. Si. Paul, April 3u, 1853—33tf DILLS OF KX.< H A>GK, % XD DRAFTS on all parts of the United States, at the J\. office of the Minnesota outfit, by CIIAS. W. BORUP. R. n’L lG IY, Storage, Forwarding A Commission Merchant, Dealer in Grain of all kinds. Fruit Trees, Re., Main st., near the Bradley House, Galena, 111. Refer to B. H. Campbell R Co., GalenaW. L. Ewing R St. Louis. -10 y NORTH-WESTERN BOOK STORE. Joseph Waggoner, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER, So. 93 Main Street, four storj Brick Corner , Galena, lIL s3“Asenov for the sale of superior Printing Paper. Galena, May 22. 35-y AY. 11. C. Folsom, Tajlor's Falls, Min. Ter. | DEALER in Dry Goods, Groceries, I * Provisions, Hardware, Cutlery, Crockery, Queens ware, Ready-Made Clothing, Boots and Shoes,Re. 43y SHORT, I’ROCTOR & Co. (Successors to Churchill 4‘ Me Ison.) HAVE on hand a general assortment of I)rv 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 oi all kinds. Stillwate.r, March 5, 1853—24tf I>OW, Kl. Vii X Co., Wholesale Dry-Goods Dealers, 1*23 AND 1*2.» MAIN STREET, ST. LOUIS. ARE constantly receiving new and de sirable sty I<>B of ST A PUS A X D FA XC V GOODS which are oflereri at a very small advance for Cash, or to Mer chants who pay tledr notes when due. Country Merchants will find a decided advantage by an examination of the lar gest stock of i;»)o*ls west of the mountains. DO AX, KING & CO. St. Louis, May 22. 35-y JOHN SQUIRE. S. G. REED. Squire & Reed, Eagle Iron and Nail Store, 23 Water st., Between Olive and Pine, St. Louis, Mo., DEALERS in Iron, Nails. Hollow Ware, Ca>tinj;s. steel, Iron Axles, Kliptic springs, Firepr«s>f safes, smiths’ Tools, Ate., agents for the sale of Hope Cotton Yarns, and Pittsburgh manufactures gener ally. 61y D. Pearce, Wholesale ant/ Retail Dealer in Hats Sf Caps of every description, No. I*2o, Mai a street, st* Louis, Mo. Orders from up-country traders respectfully soli cited and promptly attended to* 37y French llurr Rill Stone MANUFACTORY. The Br.t Quality of every Number in u,r of Bull inn Cloth s, Portable Mill*. Smut .Ma chines, Mill Irons, Mill Spindles, Screen Wires. JJamsa/l Irons, Screws. Plaster of Paris, ice. ROCK ISLJ.YJ), ILLI.YOIS. All artlrl.'s niantifactiiretl ,»r suM at this eKtabllshment, warranted lu all re.lxeta, ami ottered on fair U rin.s. Joniß I>. L. CTNKLR & TO. ST. PAUL HORSE BAZAAR. I Have established a sale stable, frv-_ rear of thin! iloor below th" ‘World’s P .ir.’ on Ttiinl street# Hotm*s, Mules, etc., kept on accommo dating terms, and disposed of at a small commissions. Hoarding for llotses by day or week. 36rf J. W. VINCENT. HOME FOR THE HOMELESS TIIK proprietors of Cathcarts’addition, hold themselves in readiness t<> give good and sutticient Deeds to each alt-rnate lot in their part of the town «*f Le Sueur, on the Minnesota river, free «>r charge, to all actual settlers that will improve them within the next six months, by put ting bouses thereon; ami also to sell the adjoining lots at a reasonable price, to be agreed upon before the ilrst deed Is given. The above town is the County Seat of l.e Sueur county. TRUMAN M. SMITH, Agent, St. Paul. Bun Cyphers’ Saloon Sf Restaurant Stillwater, Minnesota. Thu delicacies and snl.staotals of ll,e season on hand al all hours, done up In the well established style of . recently of St. Paul, • c. horritz7 PROFESSOR OF MUSIC , RESPECTFULLY announces to the Citizens ot St. Paul, that he has made this place his residence, and is desirous of giving lessons on the Plano, Melodeon and Organ, anti Instructions In Thorough Bass. Mr. llorrltz Is confident that Ills experience In teaching music lu Ger many, France, and this country, will enable him to give satisfaction* All orders left with Messrs LeDuc &. Rolirer will be promptly attended to. July 30, 1863—46 tf Goods, Feather Dusters, and Ladles’ SAINT PAUL, MINNESOTA THE TELEGRAPH HAS been reared upon Its million piers making the lightning bear upon Its fiery wing the news once carried by the fleet post horse. The Snort of the Iron Horse, as he liounds over the Iron track will soon be heard In the forest and on our beautiful prairies; but nothwithstand- Ing these triumphs of human genius, and the fact that St. Paul is a City, B. F. Davis & Co., Are now receiving at the Rice House, by every St. Louis steamer, large additions to their stock of Groceries and Provisions, which they are selling at small profits. They are determine*! that the tolling millions shall have their goods at fair prices. Call and see. May 27, 1853. 37tf Miasms assum RODNEY PARKER, late of the American House Izow 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. Rogers House. Roberts Street Near Fifth, ‘St. Paul, Minnesota. THE subscriber has opened accommodations forward ers, lodgers ami travelers in the large brick build ing situated as above, where he will be happy to accom modate to the extent of his ability all who may offer. His terms are reasonable, ami his table furnished with all that the market affords. He hopes his exertions to please will command a reasonable share of the public patronage. 2-4111 JOHN IOOMB. Wm. Illingworth, \ITATCH AND CLOCK Man- #L » t ufacturcr, comer of Jackson and Fifth street, St. Paul, begs to return his sincere thanks dmUliffr to the inhabitants or 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. B. Having had thirty years experience In Manu facturing docks and Watches, of every description, In* feels himself competent to undertake any work Intrusted to liis care. New watches made to order and wheels cut for the trade. WM. ILLINGWORTH, 2-18 Watchmaker, corner of Jackson and Fifth. <Cj* A beautiful assortment of French and English Le vers and l.eplnes, ami American clocks, both new and 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, aa next door to the St. Paul Drug Store, is prepared to make gold ami silver watches, rings, spoons, jjp 3 Ate., on short notice. Also to repair the same, d. Gammm well as music books, shell combs, or finger rings, brace lets and 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, tor favors since he commenced business, would respectful ly infi rm them that he is prepared to contract for and e rect stone or Brick buildings, and furnish materials if re qulp-d, oil fair terms, having permanently settled iu Saint Paul, he solicits a share of public patronage. Drafts and specifications furnished on reasonable terms. N. B. Orders for work left at the store of H. C. Sand ford. near the Post Office will receive prompt attention. 42y EDWARD STEWART. R. P. PATTERSON. C. A. GATES. PATTERSON & GATES, COA'TRACTORS AA'D BUILDERS, Residence Seventh street. V LL ORDERS in the line of Briek- U\ laying aud Mason work left at Conway & Nichols’ land Ofllce, will be promptly attended to. Martin D. Clark, \ RCHITECT & BUILDER, would P\- inform the citizens of St. Paul and surrounding country, that he is prepared to do all kinds of Carpenter aud Joiuer work that may be intrusted to his care, with m-atn **s and d«**patch, and in the latest styles of Archi tecture; also stair building. For plans and specifications, vail on the above at Ids residence on Fort str**et. Having devoted liis time for many years to his business iu the Ka-t, he feels assured that lie can give satisfaction to all who may favor him with their patronage. 2-l7y John Bradley, Carpenter and Builder. Point Prescott and Willow River, Wisconsiu. YU’ILL attend promptly to all business * * entrusted to his charge. References.—The house* lie has built during the past year in the towns above named. 43y Ch*s W. Borup. Ch’s H. Oakes. BORUP & OAKES, HAVING formed a Co-Partnership for transacting an Exchange and Hanking Business in all Its various branches, will be prepared to furnish sight ami time exchange oil the East, and principal cities 0! the West. Remittances to Great Britain, Ireland and Continent of Europe made in sums to suit purchasers. bight and home bills and European Exchange* pur chased. Collections made and proceeds remitted at usual cates of Exchange. All other business committed to our care punctually attended to. BORUP & OAKES. St. Paul, Minnesota Territory, June 26, 1852. Otfice at the Minnesota Outfit building. 40y. New Harness Establishment. THE subscribers would Inform the citizens of St. Paul ami all the country round about, that they are con ducting the above business in all its branches, on Third street nearly oppoi»ite the Post Office, where customers can be supplied, on short notice, with ail kinds of Har ness, Bridles, baddies, Fly Nets, Trunks, Valises, Whips, etc. MARTIN DREW &. CO. St. Paul, April 20, 1853. 32y BOOKBINDING. TIIE subscriber would respectfully infojm the citizen* of St. Paul aud its vicinity, that he is now carrying on the above business! n the 2d story of Spencer’s new build ing, nn the corner of Ffth and Roberts street. JTj* Particular attention paid to rebinding old books and periodicals. JaMES MACKINTOSH, feb 7 21—tf J.R.B Rb WSTER, House, Sign, and Ornamental Painter. St. l’aiil, Minnesota Territory. New Tailoring Establishment. Third street—Two doors above the Post Office. SnULZK & M ATI! ES having Just opened a new Tailoring and Gentlemen’s Furnishing Establishment at the above place, will be happy to serve their friends and the public in general, in their 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, bt. Paul, May 28, 1853. 2-37 y MRS. M. L. STOAKES, * |— T\ Fashionable Silk and Straw Milliner. jjR j) A Iso; Fancy Dress Caps, Cloaks aud Dresses, cut /f\#and made to order, St. Anthony street, nearly op posite the Rice House, St. Paul. Mrs. 8. hasju*t returned from New York with a large stAK'k of every article ot goods in her line of business, ail of tlie liest quality au<i latest styles. She has also a tine assortment of Needles, Pins, Gloves, Mils, etc., to all of which she would invite tbe especial attention of the In dies of bt. Paul and vicinity. 36y ICE! ICE!! ICE!!! THE undersigned has put up the past winter several thousand tons of tikis delicious article varying in thickness from two to three feet; which lie c-flers for the supply of private families, hotels, boarding houses, boats, &c., di,c. His supply Is iih*xhau>table, and he Invites the patronage of the several town* and cities on the river. C. SYMONDS. March 26, 1853—38.1 STOVES AND TIN WARE. .It A'ewell ? old stand an Third Street, a feu; doors west of Jackson street. THE subscriber will keep on hand constantly a good assortment of Tin Ware, which he will sell at whole- Also, a general assortment of Stove*. Orders from country’ dealers solicited. X. B. Repairing done on short notice. GKO. BUSSELL, Agent. St. Paul, April 30, 1863—33 y MISS SALOME LERCH. Fashionable Milliner , Dress Sr Mantua Maker , ANNOUNCES to the ladies of St. Paul and vicinity, that she Is prepared to do all kinds of work in her line, at her residence lu St. Paul, on .Minnesota street, be tween Fifth and Sixth streets, below the Carpet Weavers. Every thin/ done cheap and in a workmanlike manner. Pleas* give tier a call, Auscst 27, 1853—SOtf B BUSHES—Painters’, Bath, Shoe, Camel and Sable hair, for sale by BOND ft KELLOGG. Office—Third Street, City Cash 'araaaa MERCHANT WHOLESALE DEALERS Sf IK FURNISHING BOYS’& FASHIONABLE HATS AA'D Roberts Street, Saint Hall of Summer Goods READY-MADE AT NEW And 25 per cent in the Also a large stock of BOOTS AND At less than cost Is the pl.ee whore you will Pant, on Thtnt street, oue door June 25tf The Onter (~\LD POLONIUS, to Claudius, King of he thus expressed himself in he was about to leave the cation in France: u Costly thy haldt as thy But not expressed in For the apparel oft Feeling deeply impressed with of St. Paul, old and young, act upon this wholesome NEIHAUS & Have brought Into the market a stock of seasonable dressing could be purchased In the fully ask that gentlemen will call gant Cloths, Cassinicrcs, elsewhere ; satisfied that in ted, their prices, ami their and making up garnien s,thev ers who may oiler. They also sortment of READY-MADE And every article in the may ho called for. Store ami Minnesota and Cedar streets, otfice. l-3if Real I offer property St. Fau! and Its sale extremely low for are such as do not often to the capitalirdor man of ey in a prosperous and rapidly ity. Among various prop riy I following, viz: a dwelling house in a central part of St. Paul, with cellent water; also, a small property will be sold about ten a large and thrifty growth of that the Sioux land cannot, at with fuel until in market. 1 have also for sale a number growing timber, situated on and of public roads and not over a The above property will he sold casii. that tlie purchaser can advance. For sale ou higher. Apply to Third 43tf Or to B. "With You JM. FARMER, late of the • pleased to Iniortn his old ing to purchase Groceries and he ha> received, and offers for prices at liis new store on Third the World’s Fair, a large, fresh, of articles In his line, consisting Sugars, of all varieties, Teas, the latest importations Coffee, West India and Fish,—Cod, Mackerel and Pickles and Preserves of all Nuts, —Almonds, Filberts, Tobacco and Cigars, Molasses and Syrup, best Refinery, Flour—superfine of the Hams, Shoulders and Pork, And all other articles in the line great and small, to tedious to 1 am bound to sell, and those it to their advantage to call. May 7, ’53—34y ST. PAUL THE subscribers hereby give engaged in establishing an and Commercial Garden, Paul. They have now on hand a Pear and Cherry trees; both trees; grape vines, Currants, choice roses, 6 varieties of Crysant hem unis, berry, Weeping-Willow, many other articles in the assortment of Victoria Pie Plant. Persons desirous of purchasing cles, may leave their orders at miles out of the city, or at the Paul. We shall be al>le to fill any dwarf trees next fall, from our April 30, 1853—33tf Minnesota Exchange OFFICE. (Cor. Third and FOREIGN ami Domestic Collections made upon ail received daily on deposit and to loan on approved security in tate bought ami sold. Insurance, St. Pan!, July 9tf Cor. DR. J. IT. DAY' lias removed P«>st Office. N. B. Those indebted to the npon for immediate settlement. NEW YORK At the A'ett) York Store, LOUIS IS now receiving and opening of goods ever offered in this causes a tremendous rush at L. to secure and buy tbe New Styles Which for beamy and neatness, were never surpassed here. We Ladies’ A beautiful assortment of plain, silk*, which are entiiely new match; plain and figured Barege*; figured silk poplins, light and dark Barege de Laine*; which for and at prices that are hard to beat; hams of all styles and colors; light vou have only to examine to say The Shawl may be found a beautiful line ot Broches, single and long shawls; complete assortment of silks, I offered, and which for beauty and passed. The biggest lot of Bonnets, Hosiery; latest styles of collars and setts; Bands; Edgings; Insertlug»; Handkerchiefs; a very large lot perfumery, etc. A very large Jewelry and I will hay to my old customers that my stock Is large and well pressly to tie sold; and shall be tablishment we*t of New York can receive and keep my stock ionable styles of goods during the Finally, 1 would say to all ihose In goods, to he sure and call at Blum's New Saint Anthony street, before be shown freely, and It will cost


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ocr: ijiiiic-on. BENJAMIN ALLEN, Alter yot Law, Hud c , St. ( ,; (’rtngy, UY. JOSEPH HOW RON, v ta y Pul ’ I ul hgent, Huiison, St. Cray* fou i'y, tVixconxin. Pit I'-! . VI l TION t !ui .* s.-cu 1 .1, and entries nimb- b Mililarx l. unl Warranfs. Blank Dee Is u..l ■'ne 'r-ijf, eonstmitly on hand, and convey mice* lull, u . 1 pri■ la| Ily ;i:i udi d lu.


The Weekly Minnesotian. [volume]

ocr: Wilder’s Patent. A LARGE ASSORTMENT of Safes -aA of various sizes and patterns, with and without pow proof locks, lor sale at the Depot, 146 Water New York* Burglar-proof Bank Vaults and Vault Doors made to STEARNS & MAUVIX, (Late RofTSt tarns 4* Co., successors to Rich 4* Co.) 14I» Water st., and corner Avenue A and St. Mark’* Place, X. Y., Sole Proprietors of Kith’s Patent, and the makers of Salamander Safes combining Wilder’s and Rich’s Patent. WM. CON ST A NS, Agent, St. Paul. October 23,1562 —Gtf


The Minnesota pioneer. [volume]

ocr: SAINT PAUL LODGE, No. 3, ]%/SEETS every Saturday evening, at Odd Fellows’ i a’* Hall, corner of Third and Cellar streets, fen tiaoceou Geilar street) St. Paul. Brother* (ruin abroad, in good standing, are re- spectliilly invited to attend. JOSEI’II R. BROWN, Sec’y. ' HENNEPIN LODGE, No. 4, I. O. O, F. jIfGETd every Monday eveniii)-, at 7 o’clock, nt Odd Fellows’ Hall, corner of Thiid aud Cedar street. Brothers from abroad in good standing, are re- siit-c tt’uliv invited to attend. L. C. DUNN, Sec’y. j MINNESOTA ENCAMPMENT, No, 1. ( NIGGI’S on the second and fourth Tuesday eve ■ nings of each month, at Odd Fellows’ llall, ! corner of Hurd and Cedar .-trect.-, S*t. Paul, j Patriarchs from abroad, in good standing, are re j .-pet Holly iuvited to attend. L. A. BABCOCK. Scribe nr


ocr: c. m. yi’cLt no. r. ti. m'clt nu, A. H. vi’DOSALD. C. L THOMPSON. f. McCLUNG & C’O., 113 Mu ill Street, St. Louis, Mo. Will Lave reeeivetl by l*l September, their sto-'k of FALL AND WINTER FOREIG.X AM) DOMESTIC DKV COOES. 1 - I


ocr: SPRING TRADE. R. r. rc»Y. 1833. ’ J. H. Yoi no. R. I*. PERRY A CO., IMPORTERS VND Wilt >l. ES.y IE HEATERS IN I! Alt I>W ARE AN DCI TTI.ERY, -Y i. bt), Mum Strut, St. Louis, Missouri. 4-4P-3in.


The Rutland County herald. [volume]

ocr: I4t.tfaf , i.a-4 tta-aiaai la HATS, CAPS AND FURH UmbrrllaA and ParaAoU, Uara artH4l f.naaa I Um Dlaaal kl, t'-Pfr , - Var "r

place_of_publication: Rutland, Vt.

publisher: G.H. Beaman


Burlington free press. [volume]

ocr: UIIKNHV, HICK x: CO.'S UNITKI) STA'IKS AND CANADA EXPRESS JJK'I'WHKX llurlit.Mto.1, b Alinuri-al. Qnehec ir..?u. , Torn,, o, . i'u tnii, l.nuiloi , Inicruiedaii' pi lies. V V ( ; Kl.li liuus-'j point, 3 i.j'.'ft.-'Y .,-'" 1"-M "vov$ A,,., " '

place_of_publication: Burlington, Vt.

publisher: L. Foote


The Rutland County herald. [volume]

ocr: It 1 NOTICE. al4tva ilkMtat llwllrwad l'fnkf. OJfc Mbto44.. 4t4w .) f toaikn U4 thtoM t Anirkl H-4g W t4Btf fM to to4 a. Uk Tf Itw-k. M frntmrntf Sm a to lan 4 tllwto aak tftat fc4 T- 44 al ttok kto to 4 mt 4 ' M tM. I - MfTf . ky tr4U 4kto H 4 to, U-4 DANK OF RUTLAND. M Mkkto.4.toto ato ItiNK Ol' HI T. toar aa tto 4 ito.a.4 . k ia.44 W-4 1 t b4 Ito I Mil - k .y 4traMkt to-


Burlington free press. [volume]

ocr: Ciiu'i'i. mis, IIi,m;s, Dili. nr. mis, l' im, ,lc., Kiccutcd in both Plain and Onumcntal style, with neatness, accuracy and promptitude. 3- f.M-!ISSlOXGIl F.)! Till: -TATi. NEW YORK. ' . ftni . Itui 'ln 'tim, I'trmnnt 01' O.'ifMISslO.Ni:.'; i'wr; tui: ST I'K OF VERMONT, IN 70 NEW YORK. '?'.' Strut. PI I? - BIGI5LOW & Biiim'nM' 3);iirt"o. a u .i Mi' i, a i x u r n i: i: y IIUIII.I.NCTOV, - - VIUt.MO.NT. 500,030 feet of Se.noned Whitn Pine Lumber, on d.lwllmns ha:nl and for sale. Soritomber 1G, H.l.l. I'aciijc liolcl, 170. 172, 171 & 1 TO nfttr C'lurtttin It, t'ttu'fn C-iurtlan'lt nmt l)ey Strertst Hf.lr llrti't'iwuy, n r. v - v SUSII(tV At Sept. 1, 1S.V1. CO, ( It K , - - l'roprietors. d.twCmos SALMON W1HKS, attou.vkv & c:orsi:i.r.oit at i.w. soLicrroii )x cti.ixci:i:r, llaa removed bis office to Hank lllock, lliirlinto", Vt, August 18, 18.VI. di2iu BE. OSTHSIM, IMI'OrtTKH OF W I N V. S AND 1 I Q U (.) It S , l. it StV.ii StMH'Si, IIAS JUST Ri;Ti;il.NLT FROM ii Kl-il' willi a Inr'e and lreh a - rt iii.-nt III t'voni N I it el. ( 7'iej doors from Cotntitx Stijt) . i: v o n k . May 1,1851. d.lwtf 1833. tj;.; 185.1, 3li: SIOTfl',B Noire I) n tne Street, .11 O N T It K A I J. H. DALY. April 2D ibtwti JAMES faery v iriely nl Lubes, (Ji-iir. M ises, Hoys ami Youths' ltn.its.nii! .Shoes, ihe laruer r.Un.lw'.lV.V "::;raillvvaramel'.!'nt,r price. I'll i-dic Lieinis for Lidies Slippers received. Iliirlinittim, March 2 'th. 153 iltl .1 11 I a ttIU!l.i.tIIHT 11 l.tllilll 1 JEN! tna tiik sai.i. of vnni. axi) couxtiiv rnnnucn, NO i:tr, STATU. STKLKT. jado, and to tho s ilo and returns of which t "I IIOSTON m s. rm-cTuR y, r wonn fil.l solicit consiniuent, nl all klnils or ( try Produce, for which cash advances will alftYBtiou will be given. Homo. HKn:ui;ci:.-j. JIt!rs. Hitchcock, Cobb .1 Window, " II. 1'. Fletcher .1 Co., " Hlaucliiiril, C'onierse .1 Co,, F. .1 F. ltlce, J li. X. iSoyinour A Snn'.fJs'ieiishiirg, X, " Cox i Iluhhell, I'otstlnni, X. Y. Mei-s A Wead, .M.do .V. Y. " Hooves A ritnvens, Cincinnati, Ohio. " HoiIkcs X Owen, llutlalld, Vt. " II. II. riowlcs, Ki rt. Albans.Vt. Samuel .Morgan, i:.,, VcrBenues, Vt. -,' r. v. ijaiiKion, .i.-ni, d.twtf i.''.io.vLrii.iu, X. Y. SILAS H. ( Ititt V. .V. Cotiimissvtnrr uf l'uttnts.) Attoiinhy at Law ami I'itint DlUTI.A.Ml, T November HI. 1K53. . - - vi:ii.iiiiT, wCluorf. KLSWOUTII v CO., 101 .Murray SOict, NT.W YOIIK. ManuJ'aelunrs of Mtnlnnrri, Paint, ner, Lartl, Svirm, and lliw.'e O J Ii S. MACIUN'F OIL'S ol- AM, K t.N l),l'h It I bird Oil, lilc.hhul Winter Sp. nii oil, Wlmlu Oil, do Hlepliaiit Oil, I' -alish and lnjce.) Oil, t'ruilo Oil (or illt ,-ais, Ac., Oils, .Sturgeon Oil, 1'alo Seal Oil,' Patent Pain for Hoofs and outside work, Itelined liosin Oil, Wlmlo Oil, do Wool Oil. wV'il. Ki.Hvtmtui J. A. We invito the urteullon of .Merchant and t.u the ubuvc lut of Oils, nil of our own wbioh ao ro prepared toaell upii favomblo for Caah or approved Cradit.


ocr: C O M P O U N D TWy HIS truly celebrated reineilial preparation, i- cirieaeious alike for each anil every description of HilKUMAiie Comi'I, uis, is n h eady too v. ell known and esteemed throughout the Tni'ted States to re quire any lengthy notice of its paramount virtues. IT UUAIMCATK-s thisheietofore incurable and dis tressing di-ciso from the rtuiii, and STANDS I'N lUVAU,i:i) JN THU lUIAlt.UACV Of .MIMH 01 Nil. We do not propose to make unqualified statements, or to Koui'K A NosTitt'M before tliu public, but to request tho-e nio-t inteiested, Sllflfl'l'l'K Tll'EM.C. to procure from the Agent in their vicinity a circu lar and not only rend the te-timony of those hare experienced its inialu.iblc euiative power, hut to write to, or call upon, the eoiivali-cent-, -o that the statements may kmana i i: huim Tin: 1'01'NTA IN 1IKAI) ; a eour.-e which will satisfy tlie most incre dulous, add one by which the reputation ,,f the ltKMKiir is cert iin of being su-taiueil. Write also to the I'ropiictorrf, who will accord every informa tion, and lumi-h names of undoubted chanicterfrom very section of the I'nion, nuinbei insr anionir them some of the mo-t eiiiiueut l'hyrieians, Clergymen, Editors, and prominent citizens, leudeiiug the le liability and ellicacy of the remedy beyond the reach of doubt or di-tiu-t. MORTIMORE'S R II 13 U M I T 1 1! COMPOIiKD is n Vegetable Extract nil Internal llemedy, pre paired exircssly for this ui: Pisi: vsr ; mid" this wii.1. cure in every foim, either itill.uiiitory (Acute) or Uhrodic, no matter of lion long standing. Sold by T. A. I'l.'Uh", wholesale nud letail ; nl-o by A. 0. Sl'llA It, and (!. 1'. SANllOltN .1 CO., Durlington, Vt., and (i. AV. IIOUTOX, Winoo-ki. The above have ul-n for sale Tine aiiK.vr Mrr.n.vnvi:. MORTl.MOKI.'S IHTTKIl C0KDIAL, AND BLOOD PURIFIER. This invaluable preparation has obtained a popu P II I1 1' S T I 11 II I i I 1 1 1 1


ocr: lcdier. I ST "3 .'Tk a SS A. W. XU SASH, DOOII, X! .1IOLX1) X(. 31 A X V V A C T O i: V , Pioneer .Mfcliiinics Siiop, BURLIXfiTOV VKItMOST. April lit, Ij-.V?. ilitwUm C0.M.IISSIOXKK tVKTIJH STATU OF NEW YORK. Ojjicc, Free P i'hh llunms, tlurlinnlnn, Vermont. C. En. Benedict, COMMISSIONS FOR HIE STATE OF VERMONT. IN NEW YO?.K. OFFICE. 70 lfnll Street. Wiiii ATTORXKV & COr.NMMiI.OIt AT LAW 'JTLIMSTCV, VT. O fii c c N o . (I Pcck'slJloc k At th? April 1S.I3V1. 1 5 p:il of t!ie Stairs. d s.w 3 mi's Fire ami Murine insurance Co. I IS "5"' ''?':A'st-. v? Ol llirll'ir.l, Cnii'i. Cnpitnl?:)! I 000 ; CO.VXKUriCl'T IaSI'IJACF CO., Ol ll iril.ird. Cniin. -Cap'"i! mm ; Narth Wfistfirn TriKrivrinnn fSn. Ol Oswpj;i, N. Y Cnp'lnl -t l.jO.I.I (I. ixsph wrp. To ini un mi n I inn pacp.-.Iiiii' t.ri eil'i ilel'tiis in en rink, taken ny I he -iiIi-i'ii'ipi-. as Au.'cts n 1 1 ( . - tilnn Louip.inii's, at Mir .mil mlpipi in- rales vii;i:.s .t IMTK. Biirlinstm, Vi , Mnrcli 1. d wlitmis. 1 8 5 n. -.sl-1 S3 e:-: i .-, niitTil'.U ISA 35TK3i, Notre Dame Street. ?7 O rv t i: 15. Z2L2a . April i'J ll.'iWII iYOir is ynrt: mil-: to civr .t Fashior.abl3 Hat or Gap, BXJJWB SHOP Is thr place tn li-iil iliem tnr ,tt-i iIip l'iip, Qinliti or titylr vim wi-ti nr. Al-n, V"H will li- . tl i'k h' st p .pe , , TKII.NKS, YAI.ISI'.S 'MtlTr It.VfiS, U,i1::i:!.i,i.as . casks Al.UlN .V CO. I5nrliiit;inn, Yi., Atuil 'H. il."Llf (. i fi . t. .... k llikl !! :! I & !i J I a 1 3 I 8 5 3 ! , ! i I I I , " j 1 . . I . ' ' 1 J I


ocr: H.N. GATES & CO., Sloagc, Forwarding A; MERCHANTS, Dr.At.Ers in FLOUR, fiRAIN ii 0T1IKR PRODUCE Ovuill's Fire. Vioof ll'urcltouse, foot of si;ri:niim st., n.N.f-ATCS.i ci.!:vr.i,.v.M), 2::o L. A. DAY. S REFERANCES: I'. Doomt ti.k, l-sq-i - - l!iir'.i:i(!toii. Hicks & Hathaway. - il - 'nn. flnsn. CuAWHir.a it Co., February SI. W JiJIllO eG


ocr: Oillici-ii ICnil ICoiMl, i. Y. STKAM AND HAILKUAl) 15 XP RESS ROUT 15. IAllllKlllTS TO ALL CANADA AND v&x Ports: on Like Ontario. Luke Hriu and Michigan, It. .1. 01 MM1NO, Agent. Office, 1(17 Hroiidway, Nevv.Y'ork.


ocr: INSURED- 1 .mnav-srag MERCHANT'S LAKE B0A1 LINE. P it 0 !' I! I K T 0 It


The Rutland County herald. [volume]

ocr: , j aaCaaa aT?.. !..., lark Maki r,l t.ejce, I .t.t V; . 1 r5t laAtae Mat a. WHivtx tAailaarOao dry Keatraky,., Vnt llaealaee. , r.. i, vm4 a i, fta. W-af Vtlk adne. r. . 2eaaw d rat, ft K, .ea.t e. at.aa. IMI a artaenta " Js A-., laaa.) Ai.,1. I'U P S. .aiat laa.. Iladaa fce ft R Ti w


Burlington free press. [volume]

ocr: c.intinued till lotbid or at the option of the pub lisher. E3i2 "Ei;IsSt A. W. AUBSIRIT, SASH, DUDH, IMjIM) AM) .UOU MJNC M A. N UI'A C T I) It Y , Pioneer Mocluuiics Shop, BUIlLINfiTON, VERMONT. A;ril )!), ltd:!. William Q d&wihn ATTORNEY & C()l'N-i:i,I.()i! AT LAW, BURLINGTON, VT. O fii co No. (3 Pock's Block, At the Head of the Stairs. April l.'i.BVl. d.twllinii's G-. C-. Be si edict, COMMISSIONER F U TUB STATU OF NEW YORK. OJicc, Fixe P ess lloomi, ISurlinglon, firmonl. lencdict, C0MMIS.sl0N.iR TOR PI Hi STATE OF VERMONT, IN NEW YORK. officii. 70 ir,,u shat. Fire anil Marine Insurance Co. Or Hartford, Coiin.--Capiialsi.il 0,0(10; CONNECTICUT INSL'RACE CO., Ol Hartford, Conn. -Capital s-20.).(100 ; North Western Insurance Co. Of Oi.veg,., N. Y .-Capital l.jU,(lf0. IXSIIIlAXCi: To an amount not exceeding 2.1 000 dollars in nn risk, taken hy the siiliscri'n-i-.ns .A l;.-n ( ol thealiov Companies, at lair and ndoiiu He I . t - s vii!i:.s it.cic. Burliiigto-i, Vt , .March 1. d w:imos. 185 3. THT 2 ISoU IX).4ii BSSPTSili, Notre Dame Stioel, M O N T 11 II A 1. J. H. BiiLlf. April 2'J d.-vvtl MRS . Ill C li, (I IT Chttreii St.,) two doors South ol How' ii.l-, Iris received tin- da) Ironi New Yoik. a be niiilul a .iruui'iit ol liounels, Kibbon-i, -iiul K.uiey (loods. . he ua-made ariange mnils to receive from New Yoik and li"-ion, week ly supplie-ot lite most t isty and modern Si J les. I'le.iv i; ill anil ex. inline hehiie pal uha-nig. Ilotiuels hleaclied and repiiiejou tiie sliurlesi llollee. iMu.MNr.Rs furnished at wholesale prices. Apr III. d . w Hum's MRS. FULLER'S ti.'tdies Saloon. liniliRIi niiiy he found nt all times ft Kruit Cake. I'niiii I (.'ae, Oelieaie Cake, Snongc Cake Cream Cak-s, l'tes, And a variety ol binall Cakes, Z'if families siiip!ie I on reasonable terms, lioct .. Ward's building, to.ter ol Chinch .t Main Street,


ocr: " ,OI'J f UTII If.'lil ISoilll, fl. Y. c'PlMM ivn n t II cn I I, STUAM AND HAfl.liOAD KXI'K KSS KOUTIC. IltllltlHi'S '10 ALL CVNI"A AND A.MFHI. cvx Forts oil Uike Ontaii,,. Lake I. lie and L.iku Michigan. It. J Ct MM I. Ml, Agent. Oilier, It" llruadwav, Ni vv- oik. July S". d.Ulf


ocr: Ilo.nietCa.es TranUs. Vnllise,, Lad.es and (lentle man a hairl.el, and Curpel Hag-., Hinbrellas, Canea, l;cwl,l Miitrns, .Ve. tV.Jl. . 1HCBSW. formerly with N. Allen ,V. Co., in connecieil wlilt Jj!; ",Vmd ai'Vlmnns".'"! to urli. ami at cheap, at may be faand rltewliere in liar iH(oH.-Ctiloiu work ofall kinds, made In order rauulna and Stinw Lioods, Cleaned and Pressed I, VV, IIAUNU.M, FALL STYLE HATS. lEvfCiVCll al ISUI'llllltlN. kill Mill .11 MB. II lillltl s. N.;,.'lx,r..",i,6t,i"'ir"r! 'r7T v, i!Aii- M'M'.-) Hat hlore. 1 door east otJ, ct J, II Pecks, . .t V.nr.tin lint, ,l AiV.f. ',,.. College Sireet, 2nd Door fiom Church.


ocr: J AND BLOOD PURIFIER. Tie- 'i vnhnble prepni.ii'.iii lias obtained a popu wherever intrndnceiJ, tiniitecedented in the ol any other prcpnrniion broiiejit b.-forr the The miiltipiied ilimisnnds who hnve us-d it,, ind Inve realized Us mntycitous cfi'.vis in remoTiiiij ri nu lU'Slorins tiic Nervous System, herald i' lo the world ns pnsrs?in3 the most v irines known in the .Materia Medicn. I'll nt the lir-t -landiii!; in the profession use, mil prescribe it ns ihe most . ff ct i;it:rativi-: and niion purifiei; k v 1: 11 k n u w s . Neuralgia, General Debility, nnd' Nervous AffeC' inns, )j --pepsin or ill liar.nn. Ijns of Apperite, Nervous Hendnche, or Flow ol l.lood to the Head veness or Irregularities ol the Dowels, Pleurisy' Iln- Side, Fl.ituleiicy Palpitaiion nf llie llcnrtj U.llicult KreiihniL'r Prn-traiion ol the Nervous .S!" letn.or Niiinliness, Xnzlit Sweats, nr AiTeciions csi 1 .11111:- , Jaundice, Disensisnf the Kidneys, Of fin", tin uts, lircirst.-iritics, esjiecinlly with Fl-:-M Al.FS. producing Del .lily nnd Prostration nl titer Nervuas-Sysiem, Cutaneous Crupnons or Ilttmwrn ol the Kloo.l tn.-se C'oi njilii nits are readily removed, by tie- ir-e uf this Cmilnil. To the .VtJntfmv il has proved itself THE BALIVTOF GILEAD, Especially to Females, 11 every rorjceivoble condition ol life, it recommeni? iiss.ll ns f,ir supfrior in point of flfk-ncy tn any ol me niiuierniis compounds, ennccntrated under thu coMiirelietis!-.e name ol ".SAllSAl'A!lII.L.AS." f. i.cis as -i i'n... tovi, , corre.-is ihe tune of tfw il 0,1. tt-, streng'liei-s the diceftive nrgnus, "tiimi Int. the bver to healthy action sullieient 10 thro-7 oil' ihe impure and poisonous ecretmns, impart puriiv, richness mid vitality to the blond, circulates It iierlv, neiiirali.ing and tei.i.n -lie linger deposits, r-ireiigih-ns 1 lie nervi-us vstrm, re-tores 'he cotisrt lutioii 1,1 all i;s strengih, and imparls a flotr trf health unit hnintii ni erimi'.erxnn. This I-a i'rzHable Sim it, p.easint !o take, and perhctly -nle 10 he used 111 nnv .stale of health , even by the most delicate 1 l.maix or cmi.n. l'ltici: o.i: noi.r:t ii:it iiottlh. Si.t.n t.v Dr.Te.isTs Grra.vu.v. Wholes?e ami Itetni l)iu gifts will be sitpplud on n-pltcatiuil to the . ropneiors. W. V. AM:X.NI)rit A; CO., I'rop"'etor So 1 llairlay Z'ti rrt,;. Isor Ibmsc,) iYein- York. ,M,iy 10, 1-53 vi5wly ttASFI j.nid for Lnnil Warrants; ' Warrants cbtained Ur ( ni'i.nnls. bv P id WHS'l'iiN & NO KS. T.'yf Office in Peck's Block, over the Hoi k Store. Jan. 13 d&vrtt NOTICE. nrtit'!ilnr nssortincnt, but nhvnj'9 Ll some good b irgniii? to lie inutle. Call nnd pet? what nn be done at M nfdle Store, Noyes' Block, Water St. Jltiys and fell' fur Cash. jus. nisnnp. April 20. wt3ino's3. PLAKFS fo April -'0. C nE-;etl Patent Coiiiluc-tor's Lnnlerrt G. W. IUXTEH t CO. d&wtf iict' this dnv received, kJ md or sale by A. S. DBWKV. Ali.V an O'i 1)13 LOTS for sale low- I cl.esn II. S. Tin, 10 Logwood. CainwnoJ, Fusiu:, N.c Wcod, . Mill Saw s, 10 1 bbl Nutmegs. 10 " C00 C ot Cram Bags, 10 J ae.es lot.aceo. JOS M. Bisnor wl3mo's3 Burlington, April IS. I L"1'.'1 f.fH 1 can sell nny tie verv cheap. - I'.oi) Keg-o Nnils, o hbls. No 1 Fancy io,i I. '.Is. 1 eineni , JUU0 sacks Salt, ninl I'.Min l-loar, 5t. bids Pork. JOS. .M BISHOP, w iSinn'sS ruirbngton, April 15, SASH, IKKUt, llIilXI) AND .HOriiD.'JfC 31 A X V V A ' T onv, Pioneer Meclmnic.s Sliop, IJUIU.IXGTON VERMONT r April 10, lS.'.;i di'ivltm' M. OSTHIM 2 5! V roil I St rtu'f, CTieo doors fron Coenties Siip,) N IE W Y (TD 1R TK" .