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The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1849-11-22

True GREATNEss.-Political eminence
and professional fame fade and die with
all things earthly. Nothing of charac-
ter Is really permanent but virtue and
personal worth These remain What
ever of excellence is wrought On the soul
itself, belongs TO both worlds. Real
goodness does net attach itself merely to
life; 1t points to another world Politi-
cal and professional fame cannot last
forever, but conscience void of offence
before God and man, is an inheritance
for eternity. Religion, therefore, is a
necessary, an almost indispensable ele-
ment in any great human character.
There is no living without it. Religion
is the tie that connects man with his
Creator, and holds him to his throne. II
that tie is sundered or broken, he floats
away, worthless atom III the universe,
ITS proper attraction all gone, its destiny
thwarted, and its whole future nothing
but darkness, desolation and death. A
man with no sense of religious duty, is
he whom the Scriptures deseribc---in so
terse but terrific a manner--as Giving
without God in the world" Such a man
is out Of his proper being, out of the cir
Gle of all his happiness, and away, far
away from the purpose of his creation.
es- If any one in Saltwater wants to
know whose name the initials IN. S.
W." stand for, let him ask the editor of
the Pioneer.
ST. ANTHONY, 2lst Nov, 1919
Gentlemen:
am Informed that my name has been
presented by the Democratic County Con
yenrlon TO the voters of the county IN con-
nection with the office of Surveyor. 1t
would afford me pleasure to serve in that
capacity, IL ! could without Inconvenience
to myself. A due regard, however, to my
business interests compels ME to decline be-
ing considered candidate, and desire
through the medium of your paper to make
it known. With acknowledg nents for the
honor conferred,
am yours truly,
w. r. MARSHALL,
MFSSgS FDIrOpS oF pIoNrrp
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1849-11-22
NATHAN SPICER,

NATHAN SPICER,
WATCE-MAKER AND JEWELER,
La Roche's new Building, Lower St. Paul.
XXTATCHES, CLOCKS and JEWELRY re-
w paired in workman-like manner. Also,
Watches, Clocks and Jewelry for SALE.
no xxi ly
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TWANT three thousand SPOkES. Of good
L. timber, for which | viii pay the highest price
in cash. (april 28 no WIN. II. MOBILES.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1849-11-22
GALENA CABINET WORKS,
207, Main street.
TOWNSEND & FITCH.

M ANUFACTURERS of every description of
I'VE CABINET FURNITURE, of the most
fashionable and superb style, at wholesale and
retail, with every kind of Mahogany, Walnut,
and painted Chars, with all sorts Of Bedsteads,
from s 50 to $4,000. Keeps on hand all de-
scriP,ion of Tables, centre, card, dining, break
fast, dressing, wash stands, work stands, candle
stands, side boards, bureaus, wardrobes, cup
boards and sofas, in great variety. Lounges Of
different sizes. single, double, and with backs,
raised bottoms, &c. Setees Of all kinds, walnut
and painted. Diyans, 60, all sorts of looking
glasses, hanging. and swinging, Both large and
small cots ON hand; all sorts of hair moss, shuck
and straw mattresses. for beds and lounges, with
all kinds Of cradles, etc.
Gaena, sept 40 n22yl
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Gtillmater Business pireetorn.

eeorge Gobie,
attorney and Ceanseor at Law and Land Agea
Saltwater, Minnesota Territory. Entries
made by Military Land Warrants.
DEMONSTRATION Otis Bigclow, Geo. A.
Stansbury, Badwinsville, N. Y; Hon. Chas 8.
Moorehead, Hen. Wm. d. Reed, R. X. Mckee,
Esq, 5. B. ScoGeld, Esq, DIR. III. Davidson,
Frankfork, Ky. fe2l-H
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FIRE INSURANCE.


The Projection Insurance Comfy, HART
ford, Connecticut.
The undersigned is The Agent Of the above Com
pany. Property Of all kinds insured Oh as fa-
yorable terms can be obtained in any Of the
Eastern Southern cities. Policies issued on
application to I'll. l.. MOSS, Aga, .
Saltwater, NJ
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- John C.. Clark, First Auditor of
the Treasury Department, has been ap-
pointed Solicitor Of the Treasury, vice
Gi.lctt Thomas L. Smith succeeds Mr..
Clark in the Authorship.
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Rheumatism. Comstock's Hewe's Nerve
and Bone Liniment and Indian Vegetable
Elixir is warranted to cure any case of the
rheumatism, govt, contracted cords and
muscles, or stiff joints, strengthens weak
limbs, and enables those who are crippled
to walk again. Use this article and be cur
ed, or go without and suffer as you please
Certificates of cures by the hundred can be
seen at Al North Third street, st, Louis,
and a, Dewey s. Cavileer's, St. Paul,where
this article is sold only genuine.
Mothers Relief-Indian Discouery-All
expecting to become mothers, and anxious
to avoid the pains, distress and dangers of
chi'd-bearing, are earnestly entreated to
calm their fears ,allay their nervousness, and
soothe their way by the use of this most ex-
traordinary vegetable production. Those
who will candidy observe It's virtues, must
approve Of it in their hearts; every kind
| and affectionate husband will feel it his most
solemn duty to alleviate the distresses his
wife is exposed 10, by a safe ard certain me-
thod, which is the use of this Mothers Re-
lief. Sold by Comstock s. Brother, North
Third street, ST. Louis, and by Dewey s.
CaviIeer, St. Paul.
Worms in Ch,ldrcn.-Kolmstock's Yer
mifuge is the most extraordinary medicine
ever used Should there be no worms, il
will not hurt the most delicate Child, but
will do it good.
CAUTION: All of the above named arti-
cles are sold only genuine by COMSTOCk
s. BROTHER. Al North Third street, ST.
Louis, no, theast corner of Pine, proprietors
of the original and only genuine Magical
Pain Extractor, and Hays Liniment, and
Jew David's Plaster; also, for sale by
30-tf DEWEY s. CAVlLEER,
St. Paul
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ADAMS HOUSE. BOSTON

THE undersigned respectfully inform their friends ard
ths publei that hey hare tsgone propittGrs Of the
above rev and splendid Hotel RI
1hs Adams H3us. erected during the Paz sason 10
supply obvious demand fer increased and superior &C
administrations ia this city. it IN located Washington
street, th!n five minutes walk Of the great Southern and
Western Railroad prpots and the business sections Of the
CITY j; adjacent 10 the PaIk, and The Cupo!l commands
T. Eeaaiill yis.T OF the Uarbor and adjoining towns
The t9ast has been constructed aer the approved
PLANS, with ali The modern HTenoa- that minister The
toIoTt and G6Hvtiirrfe ot te traveller, and The
trH long experience in hotels has enabled him 10 intro
diIce many Improvements which are peculiar Ia
this esAbfFbGltnl. II IA bull Of aullicy granite and
ains One Hundred AMI TsNy Room conveniently arrans
ed In suits ard sngis apanenie well ventilated and cup
Piled y-tli m abundance 81 pure son water.
The Furniture vas mad" order from, the hes, patterns
with special regard well IL comfort and eni-nr-
Luxury All srled0T
Our Table win he supplied with all the usnr,ss u III.
feason ana pledge ctr-sveH uaih0 riR n rsrlts o
the shan he isuud npnn II ..-' -. ..
We haFe devoted ltnFUal attention 10 the selection 81
servants, and our guess may rely upon prompt ana por,
attendance ~. - ISIS .
Pnf.rr wh@ In rendpaFs The various Dep6lt 10 take
charge oil Baggage aal provide tdrlg7 !o f,issrs.
The pfoprefoia lrIIEt rs Rt lGrfti1h ~ the
gieGs 10 merit sbarfai patronage af-ng all who may
favor thtm WITH watt tiai n,di" Hlis BE- wanting
their psr u render il- Ab4II ilotsE rsannd nune in
Ihs Nnicu l., Il " ADKINS, propllsars
49, l., AbAhta, IN, >. .'',
H1t 7 ADAM. .........-.
ADAM li1Ule, l05fnn, .... ...
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Harden & CO.,

FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
iAyING DISPOSED Of their interest IN Tie Express be
III tween New York and l0snn, beg 10 in,,rii their
nd us aid The public thai they will devote then attention
nartirIlary 10 The Exchange Shipping aud Commission
Hsness IN ronneSon with their Liverpool amt Boston
Houses and Agencies al London, Paris and liayre.
The frits that have been offered BY the subscribers
,e pass years iot e eStcucn vi London and Paris
,,,tIs very much Increased through the direct
liuo lf steamers nun New York.
O.ttre fer ppruaases 10 be made IN England France, aud
pr pfrls % Europe Viii be executed, aud upon The most
CCat0nabie terms, by aEents tpsh advanced tHl
rcts given lpr le purp'se ~ facilitating tittf tSeruni
Particular attention p.il 10 catering aud ccirus gaats ~
the Npw York and Boepu custom houses AMI tufwpnHns
with tie utmost despatch.
ENrlhugp sight, Ia sums 10 ssi touslp2'y pf sate in
LOnlnn, Liverpool, ipi Paris,
Ohtces No Wal street., New iOrkg NJ, Copri slr q,
B5s'9A; NJ CDok streci, ti ~ Natel4h rgtd liver.
pol. IilRSDES * co.
\ u. Our firm II Liverpool continues 10 give every az
tcan "a The forwarding q 81 kinds q }icrelnnsa upon
la ios reasonable terms Ny slrnlhers and savs @if !"
al parts 81 hr wUrlL
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WINTHROP HOuSE, BOSTON

AIR. JOHN WRIGHT having relnauished all connection
III with ill- Winthrop House il Will iOr the future be
der The sole m,nsgsmen Of the subscriber, and the ho
IL now 9psnsd az iioie for the travelling public, well
&C l!oHI. ior more ptgElsAtlii haGrirTa.
The itntvll 81 tue liongF, directly in front OF Boston
Common, ils spacious and any rooms, and all its Internal
accommodations, render uhequlled by any puhir house
in The city N ;s at:scGons or Tie traveller and those
dxaring more permanent IdGgHgs, .... Al. Y r.
Every convenience 1s 10 Htrimtnis, table and 5Iicn-
dance, VIII he furnished Al The 6,ige, which be had
any hotel IN ne CITY IA 10 attractions for The traveller, amt
fof those desiring MOI" permanent lodgings.
Every convenience as 10 1paltnt is liable and attAn
dnnrc viii he Hrnahtd Al the house. which all he lad
any ho boarding hos- in HE city aud the snbscriber
will deyos himself 10 the comfort 81 all Tho may him
win tiict patronage
Parties travelling with hen families, and with laiies
VIA find tie Ninlop duGe especially adsptd to their
convenience. "ta. .. -. H.
The patronage IL the travelling public and Of permanent
fohrasrs II respectfully sOlifltsd
. WILLIAM II SPooSER
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GeniIemen's Fall and Winter Wear
,yNI. n. JENNINs & co.,

DHArpRs AND TAtLon, importers Of Cloths cassImcres
rean iole ocr iar Inspection an extensive assortment Of
new and fashionable goods for Fall and Winter wear,
tflyl Win view 10 iss,ns hSr slock as rich IN quail
FOR orERooi7's. Buc, black, brown olive, and
blue peyonsre ktrspy; Canada grey do; iul blue and
black Pilot Glog brown, black, blue, and drab Alolar
WINTER FR0cRS, s4lcHS, yc.-Beaver and n,ille,l
c9si SSgS V, n,M SIiee sSa Tr%,ssds A. A.,
brown, green aud Adelaide Cloths, Of Bio i, Sinonis
''' BI Isl AND 7RlrgLLLyG colYs- Plaid
Cashmere, Twccta, and other goods, ta
Ht'A1ING Coi1'S-oi,e, blnwn and drab Moles
piN2.lLoOys. French, English, German and Anne.
rran black, blue, mixed and fancy Cassimeres, selected
will reference to the various tastes OF pa
rons IN this line, 10 which such attention has been directed
10 enable US 70 insure fit combining aud elegance
lESIS black silks and satins, fancy DO woollyn and
velvet paids, figured Merinos white and buff Cashmere,
and Marsees, rich silk and Sltns oi Hall and Parties,
ARMYAND My Experience enables US TO fi,rnis'
Uniforms in strict conformity win rcgulaus, and We hsv
always on hand The material necessary the diheren
fIts7 MIDE GARMENTS
Equal g be- b sa!s custom y'a work Ill.,;
beaver, and med cloth Surouts; large assortment i'm.
proved styles Sacks including be black brown and drab
YOUTHS and Boys overcoas, Winter Frooks Sacks &c
business and Travelling Coats Olive brown, green and
CoaA large assortment n various colors and iabfcs
Coaks Blue and Hack Cloths full and three quarter cir
mercs, plain and ribbed veveeens, ior riding ayelng,
&c veansG Black Silk. Satin, Bombasins, and Cassl.
mere fancy SIX s.n and tasneia gnersd and plain
De lainea, Merno, and figured MUSLIN In great variety
Hunting Goats, In tarions styles =
FIFC j DRESS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Jenny Lind,
Maz5a and oshsr styles fancy Cnvaia English French
ss style Gass o lao sasf or MIME mi r es
ling. kc twillsa and plain English French, and India
roektt iiandktmhies Gloves hason's and Baou's
black white and coor'd kid also Meno, Bnckskin lined
Berlin Linen Cotton &c; suspender-A the Various
styles and qualities. Underyesfs and Diawers Merlno,
SILK and Rrksktn Wool and Cotton Flannel Half Hose,
WhIe and Mixed rrno and Cotton various grades Shirts
Bosoms and Collars tlmbrellas Silk and Cotton
PIECE GOODS ~ lntis, CnsTiinprea, Sestna1, &c,
as fSteave assortment be Innd In the country,
which viii b. sold by the piece yard, low prices as
they ran he hnnsf, with the Obvious advantage oil
on from What can be relied upon the fashionable
goods.
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NEW YORK HOTEL,
No. 7ai, nrondway,. New York

]. u. MoNSOT, PROPRIETOR.
VlilS HOTEL situate in the upper AMI fashionable pari
ol Broadway, has been enlarged 10 be the
most extensive that exists
The convenience, beauty and salubry Of Its position
have heretofore caused lis accommodations be moop
ozed by permanent residents OF the city exclude lie
travelling public from participation in its comforts
Extensive additions have been made, however, with
view Ia set apart transient visitors stills Of parOs and
hll'rpons 10 be retained ut all seasons iur them.
Families from liar will now find The choicest acromIno
dttinns u is Hotel constantly set apart iur them,
Gscry attention will be paid 10 relcr Il attractive c
transient visitor as 4 has pnscd 10 thsse who residing Ia
Tic NcihIy O New York. have constantly, since lis open
ing, hunorgd ID with Their siccton "a combining al Ill,
AuTies Vi he best European Jeis, With the advantage
u Us location. .f
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TT LLOYD has ingeniously succeeded in in
l., venting Compound Of such delightful
nature 10 render the hardest and ronghes skin soft
fair and d,licaely white.
Ladies' Riding, Gardening, or Painting, and Gen.
llcmcn Shooting, Hunting, Fishing, Cricketing.
Rowing, &c., or my amusement or eyerion preju,
aical tn The hands, will find the improved ROUGH
AND READY WASH BALLS and TABLETS
pleasngy eilicacions in removing all hardness, stain.
rcdncss, and all other culaneors Disagreement pre-.
venting and rendering the skin soft fair and phable.
From the nice combination Of Basamic ingredi.
enta introduced into the composition, they form
fine Creamy Iaher, with the hardest or Sea Water.
which renders them very desirable for Salt Water
Baths. They produce the most softening and re.
freshing sensation, and will he found an excellent
substitute for The Flesh Brush.
They are highly recommended to Captains Of
Ships, Merchants, and all who trade with fereign
countries, they win retain their virtue il any eli.
mate. For sale by CHAS. STOTT.
Drugs 1poth, Garner Of IN + Pa. an.
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TO INVENTORS AND pATENrEEs.

AGENcy ron oBTAlSISG PATENTS FOR new ISSES
TioSs At wAsnSdToN.
w J, ELLIOT, formerly Of the Patent ollltc Informs
w HE former clients nid uttcs that his Office may still
be found the same where has heel locaed Tor
the as thirty years, directly opposite The Paicpt Office
He Is prepared execute With ls accustomed accuracy
aud prompncss any business in the line Of his profession
such furnishing information respecting the originality
and pasnnbiy 0finveuons, preparing papers and iraw
iHgs lnr apprailous Tor patents, eaNeatE, NJ,
10 t4l uactpiaritd with hint he refers 10 the fllow.
ia lem"ll OF the Hon, ticnry L. Ellsworth, le Com.
MISSIONER ui Patents
Patent DiiGr, Feb -, lila.
Nj William T. Itct, wita has hotu pincG'y employed
In tic Patent nltc DrluglisnIaH. having esta.
llsatit Patent Agency IN tn city p Washington, take
lf1a pleasure la tcrsininsrg him rs g.lti man wor-
Thy u Confidence, and ~ being particularly qualified 10
Atu charge Of any business requiring knowledge Ot
uanc sccit:e, Tho progress 1T fe ars and patent i'm,
DgJrcutns NJ EHtQ is aqa well irluGItl with Tie
pIsgs,iee ri llltg Vllcc. HENRY IT, ELLSWORrlItg
Commissioner ~ Patents I,
W. 7. Eliot Is esn tie author ~ thc lDn u tlr rw
Par u Dilce njilaipg
TO- Letters 81 business 10 b. post publ.
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p AN LILO N.

NEW BRIGHTON, STATEN ISLAND. :,
TNIIE Proprietor begs 10 inform his friends and
/ the public, that he has made considerable
improvements In this establishment since the las,
season. He has erected large building contain.
ing 80 rooms, altogether disconnected from the
main body Of the Pavilion. These rooms are In
tended for gentlemen only they are Of a comfor.
able size, light and well ventilated, and superior
in all respects to those which are generally demo
minated single rooms in the various watering pla-
ces throughout the country.
The Proprietor Is now ready 10 treat with fami-
lies or parties wishing TO engage rooms for The
season. Letters addressed TO him Of the City lilo.
tel, Broadway, will he Immediately attended 2
"A steamboat runs between New YORK ana view
Brighten, at the following hours, viz.
From .Nsir brighton. From North Pier, ". TORE
Al & and IL AM Ats, PM, and j..
2a 8 90 PM . IL, 2, q, I'm.
More frequent communications will be estab-
lshed as the season advances
The Pavilion i ready for the reception q com
psny. T. 1LhNSHANp'
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EPILEPSY OR FALLING SICKNESS.

M all symptoms Of frequent pain in the Head dmness Of
" Sight noise in the ears disturbed Sleep with agftal.
Ing dreanis, PiLPi1I1ION, EL4TELENCY, and
ltEikNIISS, Dr. SVEETSER'S PANACEA should he
Immediately commenced with and perservercd In, until
every symptom The above are The premonory
symptoms Of Epilepsy, and denote very foul state Of
tie blood. stomach and nerves rurihcpon Of the blood
by The Of this Panacea Will II all times insure body
against any Of these disagrethbe symptoms Many per
SONS suppose that il II useless lake medicine unless we
are III as be unable 10 attend 10 daily ayocatons
therein lies their We do insure houses and
goods when they on ire with the expectation that
they will ufn iri hut the wise precept Of guard
ing against accident - we purity blood when we'll
bodies against attacks OF sickness with
the expectation Of being sick, but 10 be always pre-
percd agaus Us attacks For sale At all The druggists
j. +. CAIIAS,
corner off and 7tli streets.
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washington University of Baltimore.

III EDICAL DEPARTMENT. r Session Of 1917 and 1873
Prof j. e. S. MosKuR, NJ D. Theory and Practice OF Med
cine T..
Prof l.. EoaEMAS, NJ d. Chemistry. -.
PtoE WILLIAM T. WILSON, NJ. D., Therapeutics and Mate
ria Mtaica.
Prof WILLIAM \. LEONARD, NJ d., Anatomy.
NLLIAaI H. STOKES, NJ d., Professor OF Obstetrics Dis.
OF Women ana Children, and Medical JniIHpru.
uence. frM.
Prof GEORGE MCCooK NJ D., Surgery.
Dr. WARgaf.S UaYARhY, Deinonsirnior Of Anatomy,
The annual course oi Lectures VIII commence on Mon.
.y, 18th oi October next, and continue four months
The College has greatly enlarged F capabilities Tor inn
parting Medical Instruction The Hospital Department.
der the control Of resident member Of the Faculty, has
heen filed with cases oi disease. Museum Of Ana,oni.
cal and other preparations has been established AMI many
Important additions 10 the 0bsierca Department have
been received from Paris. The for tile resident stu
dents numerous, comfortable and ,mical ami i
prove greatly advantageous TO shrh wish pnrlua
assthlons and uninterrupted course OF Endy
Fees for The Session.
Miirieulii0n Ticket, s.
Professors Kicker, each II
pemanslraIors Ticket !, 80. -. 10
diploma 20
E. FOREMAN, Dean.
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% FRtvHLiN PLicR. PnIL4DEHpHil.

0IIS HART respectfully inlo,H,s ha f.tnlg and lie
Ii public 81 lares aud particularly a "t patre7 IL p,h
wars, Inst HI hoase Ne 20 frlnslng Place. which fot
nea,nsk and comfort web privacy AMI quistnets 81
stnaoa, n nnIiirpsrvi by any public houFe IN ~ tis
mia, ~ open Tor lktI recommendation. tln ,et
nJ yistsrs 10 liz eiy Mill ini ha hons. M desirable
lodging or temporary home they could wsh-whiie hIs
charger ranging from IS cents 10 81 day wiz be found 4,
Moderate az his patrons would ask r the superior accom-
fuodailons they will obtain,
n n LUNCH daily AZ ~ A, NJ: ORDINARY ior The Is
psriai accommodation ~ merchants ani other busue
men from % 1P VI. every day, except Sundays PER
MANI NJ OlRDERst for whom Che best recommendation
srs prepared, taken on the most accommodating terms
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Patent A[edicated India Rubber Porous
sTHEyaTHENINap PLATTER

III all where It Is thought advisable 10 keep up
permanent atimulant Impression near the organ
iEe:aet these plssers viii be found highly valuable In
fact, all The benefit that can accrue, from continuous
ner by hsm AS in Rheumatism, Inlnbago Gout, En-,
Srgenent Of the Joints, Chronic Disease Of Tie liver,
spleen, Lungs, other internal organs, In short all
other cases where warming strengthening plaaers
beneficial these win be found To be superior any in
use For gale by CIfAS Sr0TT,
DRUG aud Apoih corner 7th ztrest and Penn Avenue
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HOUSE AND 20 n A ND IA MIL y
CARRYALL FOR SALE.

ss4 TIE subscriber offers Ibis TWO STORY FRAME
Au HOUSE and LOT, on tho south slie u Mars land
Avenue between Al and 9Th streets, for sale cheap and
accommodating terms lie thinks Il unnecessary 10 give
here description of the property those WHO wish 10
purchase call and examine for themselves,
ALSO, u FiSH FAMILY CARGfALt, Of late style. The
trimmings and In taste. Those who wish 10 r
chas will find this bargain, II can be sotn by calling on
The subscriber, CALEB BARNHOt 81,
jul Maryland Ave, soNIi stle between 4 a SITS,
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TIN WARE; TIN W.NlsE!.
~ Tuu1Ipypi NYs N,IuIfly' sy'fi ftIlI

TEI = INFJlf7INT' NDTICE To -IUI NJ Y J
.HEEtJTiNJ'S.
uNliE subscriber would respectfully invite the attention oil
MeCht-s visiting this city nr the purpose Of leerlin.
gsus tor The Fall aud Winter sales, to his eAte
sivt stock OF I'm, JdEdHHed Sheet Inn and Brdiniih
Hue comprising general variety, which has hetn manu-
featured in his establishment, anil by tt best mJfknr
in The cIIy all Of wiic Is offered at tAuht.ly low PRICES
Purchasers from the utret siss, nIll INIT gttby %
their advantage call at this establishment where they
will iiud every variety 81 Tin Ware prices thai viii moi
m 10 please. Goods will be carefully packed and sent IL
any ltaft Of NE cit. lTac Of charge.
- H .M H s@" ALFRED H. REIr,
9n, No. 1jJ, BALTIC. H., shove the Globe Inn.