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PRINTERS AND BINDERS wARERooMs,

VHE subscribers continue TO maDutac-
L tnre. at greatly reduced prices,
PRINTING PRESSES, Standing Press
es, Hydraulic Presses, &c &c, Of the most
approved kind, among which are their i'm
proved Double and Single CYLINDER
MACHINE PRESSES for Newspaper
and Book work Card Printing Machines, 4
and the Washin zion and Smith HAND
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saddlery, Harness, and Trunk warehouse,

saadiery, Harness, and Trunk Warehouse,
"A No. IL Canal street. New Orleans NmEMNM
1&s J. A. HORTON has now on Fx.fNLL LkLsI4
n Hshand large assortment of every ~hnSINATs u 1W
S1-Stye Of Saddles, Brides, Martin s1SlWlaasAx1-O
l ss pCo9achl gig Buggy, Wagon, and Cart HARNESS.
I l nnaes Collars Whips, Stlrrnps. Bits and spurs
aNo general assortment of INDIA RUBBER GOODS,
esnef with the largest stock of Trunks Vaces Saddle
% Cse Bags ever before offered in this market, to which
the attention OF purchasers, all the above Goods
WI ee 500 at Greatly Reduced Prices
me subscriber has also the agency for the sale of
SrANisi SADDLE TREES, of great variety Of pat
phS' anu al The manufacturers prices. mh7 6m
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MATTHEW'S & DENMAN.

l. fore D. Ricardo, Notary Public, of this city acquired
from ~, William Fer5elI inventor of the FlREPROOF
by patent dated April b. 1913 the right sole agent of said
Fee Of making and vending said Patent Crate Bars in the
States of Louisiana and Alabama and on the Mississippi
River and its tributaries, gives notice that he is prepared
to fulfil orders for said articles They especially
mended to planters and of steamboats, being
far more durable than the ordinary Crate Bars.
All persons infringing upon said patent by manu- featuring
selling similar articles without authority from the paenee
will be prosecuted TO the extent of the law.
New Orleans, March Is, 1848 DANIEL DANA.
NEwORLEANs, March 49, 1913.
Mr. Dann-I have used in taking off crops of sugar,
the Patent Crate Bars invented by Mr. VIM Fere and find
them far superior from their surface TO the ordinary
bars nasmuch they will from their peculiar toma-
ton, last five times as long Respectfully,
mills 2m g. w CAMPBELL.
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OIL

=s,. LARD OIL:
A CONSTANT supply Of superior article, from the man
n ufactones OF !usuS Wright Rice Mitchell & Co.. ant
Thomas Emery. for sale BY
ap3 STURGES & WRIGHT. So Tchoupitouas st.
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rENHE subscriber offers for sale PATENT STEAM Boil
L IER MAGNETIC FLOATS, valuable and
interesting invention which has been well tested and highly
approved by scientific and practical Engineers and
general in Ohio and Lake Erie The advantages of
the Magnetic Float
lst-That prevents the possibility of burning or explo
ding the Boilers which attached, by indicating ntai
tbtg all times the exact quantity of water in the Boiler
2-t supeedes the necessity of using the guagecOck
being much and ntaIbe test of the quantity
OF water in the Boiler.
3df attached Steamboat Boiler, the officers of the
boat glance satisfy themselves OF
the quantity OF water the Boiler and thereby many fatal
accidents be prevented all danger of explosion from of
water being etectuay prevented indeed, Steamboat
should be without one
4th-That the propretors managers of all LaRd En-
ineS by be etectuay protected from the great dam
and loss occasOned by the ignorance negligence of
tiremen and incompetent engineers For this reason
invaluable to the Sugar Planter and propeors OF Land
Engines.
eB Call at Leeds Foundry or the Waterworks in the
Second Municipality, and operation.
SAMUEL DENMAN,
apl4 I'm Circus street. doors below Hevia
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

CARRIAGES !! - CARRIAGES
EAsTERhSR p RR s p q. the Cen MEB
Rf. No. oo st. Charles street, opposite E1SLTMs
the Commerci@ E1changsnQn hand and 70 "
constantly receiving FASHIONABLE CARRIAGES of
the latest styles direct from the manufactures COACHES
ROCKAWAYS, BAROUCHES, BUGG1ES, ETC., ETC..
for STYLE finish and price equal to any in market Custom
invited to call and see for themselves.
mh5 3m Ii. s. SMITH, 81 st. Charles ST
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A Coop S1GN-Newspapers seem TO be multi
plying in Texas.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-20

r ARD OILS bbs Winter No. l. for sale by
IL mh5 S. w. CUTTER. 70 Poydrss st,
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NEW CARRIAGE MANDATORY,

81 d SO Carondetet ST., betceen rayer and Union SITS.
CARRIAGES manufactured to order CTnsaz|9MaaGI
Rors anu w d warranted. Alsc, E$2N
mh22 6mD&W AIKEN & cow AND
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ROBBINS ORLEANS MILLS,

No. 8 Triangle BuiIdings.
THE PROPRIETOR having recently fitted up these
Il Mills in the most complete manner, prepared to
receive orders from the trade and retail Ground Coffee
Spices OF all kinds, Oil Cake Corn Meal and Ground Feed
Hotels, steamboats,, and vessels will find their
est to call the undersigned. and his. personal attention
devoted to The business they be assured that the
ces will always be of the best quality and neatly and care
fully up and delivered free OF charge any part of the
city. [mh2U Im] S. b. ROBBINS.
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N. ORLEANS AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSE

5 K {E5sssssy s IL ss T. q fsa. 49,
This establishment embraces large 1865
assortment OF the best and latest implements
fifty patterns OF the celebrated EAGLE sward, cuvang
double mold board, fukes SU SOIL, sefsharpening and
and ree-furow, do expanding CULTIyATORS OF all
GRAIN MILLS OF ali sizes; Com and Cob Crushers Corn
Shelters and Straw Cutters of ten patterns each Horse Pow
Mills; Sugar Mills Root PuleH, Brush Scythes, Grass
Cradles, Shovels, Spades, Axes, etc,
A complete assortment OF HORTICULTURAL Tools
including Garden Engines Pumps Flower Syrnges Rake
Hoes etc.
FERTILIZERS, Plaster of Paris Lime GuanO.
The MISSISSIPPI RIFLE, used at Monterey and Blu
Vista will carry hdltou ball $50 yards with effect
app 2Ini 2msw
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WATCHES. JEWERY. ETC

ENDWARD A. TY IER, 80 Camp street would respect
July invite the attention OF his friends and the r.
public to his fine and well selected stock of JEW YIN
ELRY etc, comprising Watches OF the most APP E. ssls
proved manufacture, Gold and Silver, Hunting $3.50
consisting part of Tea, Table Sugar Salt and Mustard
Spoons Forks, Ladies' Casters Cups, Pitchers Toast
Racks, etc.
great variety of Jewely Cutlery, Rich Fancy Goods,
Periumery, etc.
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GLASS! GLASS!
lust RECEIVING-A large rnvoice of splendid Eng
u lish Sheet Crown and Plate Window Glass, from the
mandatory of Chance Brothers Co. of Smithwick Glass
Jersey manutactores Parties in want of Window Glass will
do well to call and my large stock of American
French and English Window Glass before purchasing else
where. ap4 ROBT. CLANNON, 46 Canal st.
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CARRIAGE REPOSITORY,

CARhLAGE REPOSITORY,
Nos. 81 and 80 Common street. betoeen ST. Charles street
and HeaoLett's EXCHANGE
I MARSH, DENMAN Il Co, tsucces- NrNR -
Il. sors to RALPH MARSH Il Coz keep CSGSgfEG
constantly on hand general assortment of E
from the best manufacto- w ~
rles III the United States, and receiving weekly by
New York Packets fresh supplies from their mandatory in
New jersey Their stock Is a, al tunes large and ample
proved styles and patterns for city and country For
prices and quality purchasers are particularly invited TO call
and examine, and Judge for themselves
mh5 BIN |. MARSH UENMAN & co.
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MAssEAAAMENNss

M rs nEAKE Il co, Commission Merchants
NHARLES 49, 81 Cannon street mh5
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10 PLANTERS, MERCHANTS, DRAYMEN and
STEVEDORES.
TTNIlE undersigned has on hand, and is N
j. stantly receiving, general assortment EmSNA
OF Philadelphia manufactured Wheelwright <AaeM
work. such " A G ONS, ca rs S8Sg
DR.aYS. Extra Wheels, PUSH C.8RI,S BaKKUWS,
HA.ND 1R UCKS, &c-, manufactured of the best
nal and by the best workmen the reasonable
VIM TITTERTON
ml2l tlstJe corner of Lafayette and Magazine SITS.
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THE undersigned order further the views of the
Board OF Underwriters, have set apart, exclusively fol
he storage of Hemp and other extra hazardous articles OF
Merchandise the oNEsToRY proof Warehouse Orleans
No. ~ corner Deord and Magazine SITS. The locality, and
facility Of receiving and delivering the Warehouse (there
icing no hosting the second story requred) renders this
The most desirable place for this description of storage.
sp5 GIN GEO, r. BEARD u co
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---s5zS--Jus lust received from the manufactures of
hlfslzl aE1 Messrs. Nuns Fischer, and A. H. Gale
r Y TI ri VI Co. large supply of their superior Pr
v Y v v AMOS, in new style cases-a few with Cole
mans h1oiIan Attachment and Ives's Tuneabe Reeds.
Please call and examine. ap6tf
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o,opnoY PTIJMMER, .4djnster Of .AUcrages.-Office
" ncieu Hermanns, Marine Notary, No. II Royal
u al Lnce1n Iaons mhIS Am
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90 w PRTTCHARD, General Broker, No 81 Ora
= y. s,raet New Orleans. mll2I BIN
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-07-18

believed that many Of the superior off.
Gers OF the army had been tempered with,
and secretly favored Paredes' movement.
YUCArAM.--The Commissioners sent
by the Yucatecos, TO beg assistan ce a.
galnst the Indians, have received from
Herrera's Government $4,000. 2. 1000
musketS, and q small quantity of mum
lions. No men could be spared. Thev
were exceedingly DESTROYS that a com.
mand Of 1900 troops should be detached
by General Butler from his army, or that
permission shouId be given our soldiers
to volunteer on arriving at Vera Cruz
They solicited the good Offices of Presi.
dent Herrera to forward this Object. bu,
nothing, it appears, was done.
The resume of this last intelligence
from Mexico would seem to announce
that the Republic will again become
prey to anarchy and confusion--to end,
perhaps. BY the re.appearance Of Santa
Anna in the scene.
TAMPICo.-By the arrival, yesterday,
OF the E. A Ogden, from Tampico. we
learn that our troops, with the exception
OF those in charge Of the Government
stores. had left, and that the place was
delivered up to Mexican authority on the
9lst ult. The Indians near AssuIiana
were in open rebellion, and it was feared
an attack on the town was intended. The
foreign residents ia Tampico were organ.
izing for the purpose of defending them
selves.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-07-18

/ Who are quacks. The administrator of Gallo
me!!-the professor OF the water cure ?--the dis
cipie OF the great Hahnemann who administers
minute do ses, and wonders at the nonbelief Of the
million ?-the Steam doctor ?-the Botanical doc
tor!-the mesmerizer? and the ten thousand in
'entors Of Pateht curenils? which is THE one
true system I've pause for reply. Our courts
OF justice show the clustering, bleeding. ca ,omel
taUulty often arraigned for manslaughter; but
like band of brothers they swear each other
through thick and thin. The water cGre has men
like ir E L Bulwer TO prove It's powerful medi-
cenal agency, over all other remedies. Then
steps forth host of believers in Homeopathy the
ONLY true system say they-ot no, il is steam
only. says most respectable group, which YOU
can rely upon. it cured US when ali else failad-
hold! says another party hot ano al treatment, has
proved itself the only afe and reliable means of
cure' we have been through all youFsystems and
they have failed-botanical treatment cured us !:
loud cry was heard as from millions of voices
-Vaughns Vegetable Lithrcntriptic Mixture
the Great American Remedy, after all others fri
ais IN all other medicines has proved futile, saved
our lives. So we 60 reader. and the agents of
his medicine in this place wi give you pamph-
1T, look into it Or G c Vauyhns Li,hontrip,ic
tells at rate Of many thousa Ids Der year
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EXTRAORDINARY CURE.

April 18th, l643. Four miles North Of Chi
cago. on the road to Milwaukee, Cook Co, III. .
Mr.. w. B. SL0AN-Denr Sr:-One of nv
horses had large bony Tumor on his breast
bone, immediately under the collar, which famed
him, and rendered his services Of very little val
Ne. faithfully applied several bottles of DR..
Taylcr's Nerve and Bone Linement without the
least benefit. then procured Wilder's CeIebra-
ted Horse Olntn'ent,a and used that until became
uily satisfied that il would never relieve tho ami
nal. Finally, obtained box Of your truly
valuable Ointment and in less than so DAYS from
the first application the iunor entirely disap-
peared, aud the horse was well!
Youls, very respectfully,
EDWARD ARMSTRONG
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The Ratified Treaty.

We congratulate our countrymen I'D.
on the administration having received
this important document l. gives us
peace with MeXico-an honorable, and
we dare to hope, from the impression we
have made upon her, permanen. peace.
Santa Anna will no longer boast OF gath
ering laurels on the banks oil the Sabine, -
Mexico will abandon her Dragging and
arrogant temper, avoid all future collisions
with the United States, cultivate a cor.
dial peace with US, and reform her own
institutions the more willingly in conse.
quence of the energetic example we have
set her, and the moral force which our
character exhibits.
The treaty reached Washington on
the 4th of July, and added another event
10 signalize that glorious day. 1t was
broug ut in the southern boat by DR.. Ray.
burn, who left Mexico with Gen. Butler
and staff. Commissioner Sewer, &c. They
passed Gen. Patterson five leagues be.
yond Vera Cruz on The 22d. The city
was comparatively healthy-the trans.
POrtation was abundant-and our gallant
troops were rapidly arriving on our own
shores.
Col. Sewer had left New Orleans for
New York, via Louisville, on the even
ing Of the 26th June. We regret to near
that he is much indisposed. He was
anxious to deliver the copy of the ratified
treaty with his own hands, into those of
the Executive but as he could not trav.
I'll as fast as he desired, he commissioned
Dr.Rayburn to bring the precious doc
ument to Washington. The packet con.
tanning il was delivered to the President
on Tuesday, soon after he had returned
from the scene of laying the corner stone
of Washington's Monument.
The proclamation of the treaty was
signed on the 18th of July; but owing to
The arrangements of our office, in conse.
quence ofthe anniversary bolyday, we
could not bring it out on that day, or even
yesterday. We now insert it in the
English language. It would have been
communicated yesterday to both houses OF
Congress, with message from the Pres.
ident, but it was impossible to prepare
the DOCUMENTS IN time to accompany it.
We presume they will be submitted at
an early hour to-day. We again con :
graduate the country on the ratification
OF the treaty and the restoration ofpeace.
Washington Union, of The 9Th inst.
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DR.. BE4CHS MEDICINES.

Unlike those patent Remedies which claim by
one thing to cure all diseases, each preparation
is particularly designed ID cure some one specific
Idiopathic complaint, with its train of sympto-
matte affections.
w r SLAON, American Temperance Build
ings Lake steet, Chicago, Illinois, General Agep,
for sale OF DIR. Beach's Books and Medicines in
Illinois, Wisconsin and Indiana, to whom all or
ders must be addressed post paid.
, For sale by HI Brown, East Joliet; G II
Woodruff, West do; and Merrill and Jenkins,
LOCkpnrt
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=. p. DUMHAM g CO.,

AXE now receiving splendid assortment: Of
shelf and heavy hardware among which are the
following articles: Iron, Plough, Cast, German,
Engli sh and American Blistered Steel, Darliness
Harris', Bolood's aud Warnerss Grass and Ora.
die SyIhes, Mill and u cut Saws, Anvils, vi.
ces, Hay and Manure Forks, Rakes, well and
cistern Pumps, Nai,s and Spikes of every des-
cription, White Lead and Linssed Gil, Glass
and Putty. all of which and a variety of ctficf
articles win be sold ye,y cheap for cash. -
West Joliet, June 9th Jsie
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washington Hotel.

Corne' Of Chicago and WIe6ster street Joliet.
sAs THIS capacious ana commodious es-
#Miil tabishmeni has been leased and newly
.Ea@l.4. htted up by the subscriber, who reapec-
tIunJ solirits share of the patronage of the
travelling and local public.
Having had several years experience in the
business, 20 flauers himself that all those who
may favor him with their patronage III not be
disappointed in his endesvours to pleaee as he
intends 70 leave nothing undone which may add
to the comfort of all those who may favor him
with coll.
The location Of the "Washington'' is on one
Of the most business streets in The place and
the great Hydraulic power created by the canal
basiu. I,s situation is the most convenient and
pleasant TO travellers,and to those having business
in the town of any other Hotel In the place.
lie is determined that the merits of his table
and Bar, shall be second to none in the place
He earnestly solicits call from his friends and
the travelling public, when they can judge for
themselves. J. EANAN
Joliet. July 18th. 1853
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By the President Of the United States.

BY the President fthe United States.
In pursuance of law, I, JAMES K. POLK,
Il PRESIDENT Of THE UNITED STATES OF AMER
ICA, do hereby declare and make known that
public sales will lie held at the aforementioned
Land Offices, in the State of Wisconsin, at the
periods hereinafter designated, to wit:
At the Land Office at the ''FALLS OF ST.
rROlX RIVER" commencing on MONDAY,
the fourteenth daV Of August next, for the dispo-
sal of the public lands within the underrnen-
toned tow ships and fractional townships, to
wit:
North of the base line, and rest of the
fourth principal meridian.
Townshipstwenty-ive and twenty six OF range
ONE
Townships twenty-five, wenty-sx, and iwen-
Townships twenty -eight and twenty-nine, of
range sEvENTEES,
Townships twenty-eight, twenty-nine, thirty
and thirty-Iwo, OF range EIGHTEEN.
Townships thirty, and fractional townships
thrty-one and thirty.two, of range NINETEEN.
Fractional Iownsl Ups twenty -niae ano thirty,
and townships thirty one aud thiIty-two, of range
TWENTY ~'.-'
At the SAME PLACE, commencing on
MONDAY. the tweniy-eigr til day of August
next, for the disposal of ihe public lands within,
the undeI meniOned townships and fractional
townships, TO wits
North of the base line and tcest of the
fourth principal meridian.
Fractional townships twenty six and ,weI ty-
seven, and townships twenty light, twenty-nine,
thirty, thirtyone, and 'hirly-two. of range TwEN-
TY-oNE
Fractional townships twenty six, TIVE nty-seven
and twenty-eight, and townships twenty-nine,
thirty, thirty and thirtytwo, of range TWEEN
TY-Two.
Fractional townships twent g-eight and twenty
nine, and townships thirty and thirty-one, Of
range TwENTY-THREE.
Fractional townships twenty -pine. thirty, and
thirty-Gne, of range TwENTY-FOuR.
At the Land Office al GREEN BAY, COM
mencing on MONDAY, the twenty-iIst day OF
august next, for the disposal of the public lands
situated within the aforementioned townships
and fractional townships, viz:
North of the base line, and east of the
fourth principal meridian.
Townships ,hirty-hve, ;hirty-six, and thirty
seven, and fractional township thirty-eight of
range TWENTY.
Fractional townships thiriy-five, ,hirty.six,
lhirty-seven and 'hiriy-eight, Of range TWENTY
ONE
Fractional townships thirty-ive, thir,y-six.
thirty-soyen an thirty -eight, Of range TWENTY
TWO.
Lands appropriated by law for the use of
schools, military, other purposes, will DO ex-
clufeG from the sales.
The offering of the above mentioned lands win
be commenced on the days appointed, and p.o-
coed in the order in which they are advertised,
with all convenient dispatch, until the whole
shall have been offered and the sales thus closed
But no sale shall be kept open longer than two
weeks. and no private ensry of any nf the lands
will be admitted until after the expiration Of the
| two weeks.
Given under my hand al the City of Wash
ington. this eighth day Of May, Ammo Domini
one thousand eight hundred and forty-eight.
BY the President:
JAMES 4 POLK.
RICHARD NJ. You've,
Commissioner Of the General Land C6lce.
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MATTES0M 8 PRESTON.
Commission and
FORWARDING MERCHANTS.

st. Louis, Missouri. 49,.
''rr .. "aSFtRENcss, '' . PRESTON
Capt. CalvInt ase, St. LouIs;
Messrs .PomerOy & Durkee, do
Smith & Townsend, .New Orleans;
P A Walker, Esq, Baton Rouge;
Benjamin WacIe, ESQ.,, Matches;
Messrs. Williams & Lawrence. Quincy;
1 N Morris, Esq, do
L z Sanger, E q Galena;
Messrs Wadswcrth, Dyer & Chaplin, Chicago
- Ogden & Jones, do
William Gooding, Esq, Loekport;
Gen. Jacob Fry, do
Messrs. Matteson & Bradner, Joliet;
Walker Il HickIug, Otta,ca,
" Cushman & Gridoy, do
Isaac Hardy, Esq, Lasatej
Il Hough, do
James Dunlap, Esq :, Jacksonvillei
Messrs. Cotemi 4 Griswold. Peoria;
g Phelps & BourIand, do
Hon Thomas Ford, do
Messrs. Bradner Il Co :, .Ne0 York;
David Leavitt, Esq, do
Messrs Suydam, Sage &c. do
|" Corning, Former & Co, albany;
Williams, Esq, Utica;
Messrs. Kimberly, Pease & Co., Buffalo;
Z" Joy & Webster, do
" Reed, Parks Co. Bearer;
IS Bobb Il Bishop, Cleveland;
=" Burrows & CO., Cincinnati;
/" Williams & Dilworth, PiHs6u,g;
IS Knapp & Totten, do
" E. & F. Faber, do
d Harmon, Esq, Peru;
Messrs. Hoffman & Goats, do
T D Brewster, ESQ. do
4 II Ridgely, Esq, Springfield;
B Webster, Esq, do
WIN Fem, Esq, Lacon;
Messrs Dudley & WardIow, Hennepin;
Chas C Wilcox, Esq, Pektn:
Cash Advances made on Consign-
ments.
Referring toour Card above we take this occa
sion TO solicit Consgnments of Merchandise, Ell
Their for sale here or forwarding to other points.
Weshall confne ourselvesto a Commission and
Forwarding Business and feel confident in ASST
ring yoathat our experience III business, and ac-
quaintance generally III The country, will enable
us to giys any business with which we may be
ravored, the most satisfactory attention.
Any person wishing 10 have groceries of any
kind, or any other article purchased in st. Locis
or New Orleans I'D shipped to them, can have il
done by sending their orders to US, for two and n
hal per cent. on the money invested. Persons
doing retail business any where west Of Detroii,
or in any othsr direction, can depend upon having
their n.ders filled at low rates, if they sent TO
US, and perhaps lower than they could by coming
themselves. Every attention shall be given in
having goods put up in good order and shipped al
low rates Ahoweycr small the amount may be that
is sent 10 Us to BIO invested. 1t shall be done
promptly and to order.
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