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The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1850-01-02

A LoAD-On Wednesday last, we saw
a four horse team in this city, with thir-
ty-two barrels of flour, aud two hogs
The load weighed about three and three
quarter tons.- Racine Adv lIat
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE-ThePcter
Va lntelligencer says that an alarm
ing and destructive fire broke out yes
terday morning in Old ST., by which a
square of buildings, composed ofhouses
belonging to MIR. Port, Mr.. Duckman
and others were completely destroyed.
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TAKEN rip.

NAME into the enclosure of the slbseri-
u Der, about two weeks since, ynlns
heifer, red all over and heavy with CALI
The owner is requested TO prove properly,
pay charges, and take her away araGj
35-4w S. SINGLECNviGGER.
Lake ST. Cr0ix, Dec. II, l549.4
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FOy ID.

N the street about 10 days since, good log
1 chain, which the owner can have by call
ing on the subscriber, or VIM. Dugas, iden-
utying the same and paying the printer.
S7-tf A. V. FRYER.
St. Paul, Dec. 81, l849.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1850-01-02

The fixed and floating population o
San Francisco is from %, 900 to sc, 900
The number of houses 5000,
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1850-01-02
DISSOLuTJONtt

DISSOLUTION,
TINE firm Of Freeman, Lsrpenteur s. Co.
L having this day been dissolved by mu-
tual consent, and sold out their interest TO
John Randall the business will hereafter be
conducted under the pame Of John Randall
& Co., all debts dpe BY lbe original firm af
F., L. 8 CO. will he settled by lohp RAN
dali s. Co, AT
FREEMAN, LARPENTEUR & Co.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1850-01-02

UST received per steamboat Senator, fresI
~ supply of Sugar. JRSCo
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The important lawsuit of Mrs. Gaines
was to come up for trial in the U. S. Cir
cult Court, in New Orleans, Oh the 18th
instant.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1850-01-02

A DANCING RAT.-A rat entered a
ballroom at 1nglewood, England, and
took his place in the centre of the room.
The ladies' screamed, but Sir George
Mutgrove, who was present, had the
doors closed, and terrier brought in
chase commenced, and the rat escaped
through the chimney.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1850-01-02

300 Scotch and English Mormons ar
rived at St. Louis on the ed, on their
way tn Salt Lake,
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1850-01-02
THE GoLD.-I'he BROOKLYN Eagle

THE GoLD.-The Brooklyn Eagle
says.
Wall street is agitated to know what
shall become of the consignments OF
California gold now daily expected
The Mint at Philadelphia can neither
coin it or purchase it. 1t cannot be sold
to the bullion brokers, except at a great
discount, proportioned to the delay they
experience in having it coined. The
poor unfortunates are to be pitied.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1850-01-02

by l.. BUFORD, ut the Saltwater House
ID in the village Of Saltwater, on Thursday
evening, Feb. l4h, 1850. A cordial invi
tation to the people OF Minnesota is hereby
extended
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TAKEN UP,

NAME into the enclosure, of the subscri-
u about two weeks since, young steer,
black and white. line back, about 2 IL
years old. The owner is requested TO
prove property, pay charges and take him
away. S7-4w j. II. IRVINE.
ST. Paul, Dec. 24th, IS49.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1850-01-02

The S20O,0 SErrLEMENr.--AR RICH
BRIDE-The parties to this magnificent
settlement, which we mentioned the 9TH
er day, were Auguste Belmont and Mrs
Belmont, late Caroline Sldell Perry
Francis Hone and John Griffin are trus-
tees for Mrs. B. The fine mansion in the
Fifth avenue is part of the property
The income from this dowry should be
from SIS, 900 to $40, 600 per annum-
sufficient for pin-money, we should sup
pose n. Y. Tribune.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1850-01-02
5tlI!matsr, Business pireftorn.

s.J3 y Gebsge G0hle,
Attorney and Counsellor at I.aw nEd Land .tgsa
Saltwater, miunesota Tertiary, Entries
~ made By Military Land Warrants n
RssEKEN cKs L--l loa. Otis Bigeisw, Geo, A..
Stansbury, Balduinsville, N. "; Hen. Ehas. $.
Moorehead, Hon. WIN. d. Reed, r. r.. Mck,se,
Esq. - Is. Sesfisid,a Esq, Me-. NJ. Davidson.
FraakioTs, ny. ~ ~ s,los 81 Il le2i-I
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NOrtcn.S. Wilkinson.

Attorney and Counsellor at Law, and genera
Land agent.-Sti!iwaier, Mn.-Ier.
INSTRUMENTATION. w. II. Seward. Auburn.
n. ", Hon. Daniel Gott, Sysacsse, N. y, }.
Wilkinson, ESQ.,, Syracuse, n. y. Hon. Ab
Liuceln, Springfield. H., Churchill & Nelson.
Sfiii,,saf.,r
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Taken Up.

,-r Taken Up.
TAsiE into my enclosure, on the Nth inst,
~ two Cows: one dark red, with white spo
in the face--the other red and white, with the end
Of the left horn broken off. Also, two Calves.
The owner is requested to prove properly. pa,
charges, and take them away. h
32-4w 4 .aN1 JOHN ATKINSON.
Red Rock. Nov. -, ls4e.
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KNOX INSURANCE co.

KNOX INSURANCE co.
Capital s20O,0OO.--.Firc, Marine, and
Life flee on Water ST..
near Market, in Wise's Brick Row.
Nincennes, Ind.
V6SIllS COMPANY having been duly organized
Il ard the capital stoc property secured, are
now prepared 10 receive applications for insurance
against loss or damage by FIRE, on Buildings, Mer-
chandise, Machinery, Mills, Manufactures, and
all descriptions CT property. Also, Merchandise
ahd Produce in the course Of inland traDspor,a-
lion, and the ris of the seas, and upon The lives
of individuals. The rates Of Premium which
will govern this institution, will conform to the
established rates Of Eastern Offices.
liz All Losses will be Literally and promptly
adjusted and paid.
DIREcToRs.-Robert n Carnan, VIM. J.
Wise. WIN. J. Heberd, ii. E. Pee Cyrus NJ.
Allen. Vincennes; Vincent 7. West, NJ. D., ri e
CO., Ind; Peter r. Bailey. Fort Wayne, Ind
Thos. 4. Benbridge. Lafayette, Ind Waiter W
Early, Terre=Hauta, Ind; ID. Wallace, Indian
apois, Ind; Fl. d. AiIis, Evansville, Ind. II. r.
ScooIcrah. Washington, ID. c.; Z. Platt, N, Y.
Il. n. CARNAN, Pres't.
B, S. Whitney, Sec'y.
SAMUEL JUDAH, coonsellors, vincennes.
II. JACKSON,
Agent Of the above Company for St. Paul.
November 30th, 1919. 33-tf
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FIRE INSURANCE.. -.
The PgoteCtion Insurance COMFY, Hart

~ ford, CoDnecticut. - .-,,4 80
The unlers iIned is the Agent of ihe above Com
pany propesty &c all Kinds iHsurede as "a
tpr&i,ie terms as siIn be obtained in any Ct the
Easters as Souttern cities Policies issued on
a application 10 ~. le II. l.. MOSS, Ag't a.
Stliyatcr, III, +.
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------s--&-=--->-
OYSTERS.

ABOUT twenty-eight gallons, for family
n use, at 81 90 per quart. Call a, Simp-
sons Old Store. GEO. WELLS.
St. Paul, Dec. 81, ls49. 36-tf
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1850-01-02

T7O BUILDERS. d. STINCIIFELD, at the
L. Falls Of st. Anthony, has on hand for sale,
supply of square Timber, and the best quality
of Shingles. May 9th, '49-2ly
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1850-01-02

The SATURDAY COURIER CAsE-Thc
Philadelphia Ledger ays:-We are in
tormed.on good authority that this long
contested case has been amicably settled
between the parties. Ms. Holden has
received for her interest in the paper o.
yer so. 80 IN cash and over $50, 900 OF
debts do " establishment have been
issued to W,
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Dissolution of Co-Par,ue,ship.

Dissolution of Co-Partneiship.
NHE Co-Partnership heretofore existing
i between Lander & Cashier is this day
dissolved by mutual consent. All accounts
Of the firm will be settled by John M. Cast
ner. n F. LANDER,
Stiff j. NJ. CASTNER.
St. Paul, Nov, II, ls49.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1850-01-02
TAKEN UP.

SAAl & mo my enclosure, about two weeks
y since, one light bay pony, near hind and
near fore foot white, and white star in the
forehead. The owner is requested to prove
property, pay charges, and take il away.
S4iw AUGUSTUS WEIGH.
Prospect Grove, Dee. 7th, lS49.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1850-01-02

CLOTHING.
A LOT of good Clothing just received by
IN april IS if ]. W. SIMPSON.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1850-01-02

AN AERIAL BRIDGE.-The New Or.
leans Courier of the 18th inst, is res.
ponsible for the following description of q
bridge, model of which is now on exhi.
bition in that city.
SIT may be remembered that about Sly
months since, Mr.. Remington and his
selfrsupporting bridge were the subjects
Of extended and commendatory notice IL
the English papers, extracts from which
were published about that time in the
United States. This gentleman has re-
Gently arrived in this city, and has cree
ted in the bar-room of Banks Arcade
for public inspection, model Of his
wonderful bridge. 1t is undoubtedly ar
extraordinary result of mechanical &C.
MUS.
The first impression on seeing it is,
that it is constructed on principles hith-
erto unknown to the student of natural
philosophy. 1t certainly appears to Sc,
the laws Of grauitation at defiance. /,
extends across the bar-room, a space oil
SO feet, and is elevated some ten feet
from the aoor. Its appearance is so fra
gile that few men judging from this alone,
would willingly trust themselves upon it.
Yet while there, yesterday afternoon,
among a number Of other spectators,
we saw ten gentlemen altogether on the
centre of this bridge. twill be noticed
that it has no support from the ground,
its resistance as well as to gravitation as
to the pressure Of so many persons being
secured by the principles on which it is
constructed. Yet Notwithstanding this
great weight, its dcfexture was very in
considerable. ri
{ From memorandum handed to us by
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1850-01-02
Blankets

Blankets.
Il gR pieces white Whitney bed blankets
II .CV 200 ps super blue do; 250ps assorted
blankets for Over Goats. rec d an for sale veryd
low a; wholesale and retail by
L. II. s H. P.CORWITH.
Galera, Oct. I6. (no xviii
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1850-01-02
40 QuireS Blank Deeds,

WARRANrEE and Quit-Clailn, fer sale at tn
PIONEER OFFICE.
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NOTICE

NOTICE..
4 NUMBER of copies of the Patent Of
Il fee Report Of l547 remain in my office
at Mendoza for distribution. Such as have
not already been furn> he'd can make appi-
cation to MIR. Alexander Faribault, who will
supply them. S6-2w III. II. SHELLEY.
% Chronicle please copy.
nRlED PEACHES and APPLES, in quaint
- ties to suit purchasers, for sale by
JR s. Co
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DEATH OF A MIsER.-The n. O. Pic
ayune states that an old Miser, a plan
ter, died at Atakapas, lately, who was
worth in money, land and negroes, at
least $500, 900. He had his coffin made,
before his death, OF rough, unhewn
pIanks, in which were found, after his
death, some two or three thousand dol
lars in gold. Secreted in the ceiling of
the house was found SIS 900 in gold,
and in an iron chest, also very large
amount in gold and paper
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1850-01-02

4 LARGE assortment Of fashionable and bust
IA ness HATS, just received by
augusta J.R. & co.
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TAKEN UP.

Dissolution Of CO-partnership.
THE co-partnerShip heretofore existing
L between Stuart & Dunford is this day
dissolved by mutual consent. All accounts
of the trm viii lie settled by Kenadv Stuart.
KENADY STUART,
EDWARD J. DUNFORD.
ST. Paul Nov. 27ih, 1919.
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FOR -

FORKM
A Ii persons indebted to me must call upon B.
law. LOTT, Esq, aud make immediate
payment. or they may expect costs,
FL Ct HENRY JACKSON.
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Henry /. Iross,

Henry T.. Ioss,
attorney ard Counsellor at Law, and general
Land gent--SiilIwater, Mimi. Ter. Land
Warrants constantly on hand and for sale
qcerranted geaalne.
REFER TO
.fessrs. Woodward s. Dusenbury, \. \. Cry,
L. Chouican, j., & Co., st. Lonis.
X. NJ ,Kensie G. Co, ' Sc
Hem stead s. Washburn, Galena, III
james Garter 8 Co.,
Ii. l.. Dpuslnan, Esq, Prairie du Chen
Hon. II. il. S,biey. Minnesota Ter.
H. n. Rice, Esq, Sc N
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E.E%NES1VA ItQxrgEl
l.. III. S, "a. y. CCRWiTEf.
Wholesale Dealers in

Wholesale Dealers in 81 -
Ready made Ci0:aing, Bc0is, Shoes,
Hats, caps. Prints, Domestics. Sat-
inetts, ClOtiss, SC, sc.
fave now received aud cpened their Tai,
4 4 AID Winter stock of Goods 10 " hich lLcv
ius ito The attention Of Dealers. as they Lavefan
assortment OF Goods which can be sold IL: such
low prices as 10 do away Nth The necessity Of
going to st. Louis TO purchase their Winter sap
plies, and thereby save great deal Cf trouble and
, expense. ''
Any orders viii be as carefully attended to, and
The articles put at as Ioyv prices. as though tie
purchaser was present, and viii be shipped &C
cOrding 20 directions. 80.
The following Goods may be fouli among their
assortment, VIZ -
1000 Cases Shoes. &c, &c.
sIep's INK bcois, Poys' th'k brogans,
T" Zip 50 Hip % it
6. calf g Ladies wear Ct oyerv
.-.ate
Clothing.
1000 Blanket and Pilot Cloth oyer-coats,
500 Mock Goth sack and dress !"
5000 prs sa.inelt and cashmere pants,
1000 ass'td vests; also general u scrtncnt of
Gardeners wear Shirts. Socks, Ssspendess,
Crayats, &C., sc. p4s'c essa. <
Dry Goods.
so bales A pcpestic II bales bed licking
% cases Prints, ,.b hieacbed Goods.
- olngham, Is s. striped Flannel
% bales red Flapnel, ,, white i yellow do.
Hats and Caps,ob ~.
30 cases silk and fnr Hats, sgsM dtW
20 . black ,mhite and, assoyted Califor-
MIA Hats. = .rrg b1f soni3s s-hggH,
200 doz fur Caps Of every description Snd
price. .sso - ,ar'ia ~
Galena, HIS. Oct. 10, 40 p (no xxs1r.y
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E.. ID, BEVANS.

&, ID, BEVANS,
Dealer in Stoves and manufacturer OF every de-
scriptiop of Tin and Copper Ware. few doors
below the American House, Saint Anthony
street. lStf
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III, CAWOOD.
TAKEN UP.

4 V. FRYER, Land aud Gen'l agent has
Il. removed from the American to the res
idence ofthe Hon. VIM. Dugas, ofshe low
er town Of St. Paul. North Of l.. Roberts,
Esq. Soft
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MIME SALT received and for sale l.y
d JR & Co
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POE TR z.
THE HEARTS APPEAL.


Tooae whO can understand IL
If days Of sorrow-nights Of grief,
Can for my faults atone
., Their indeed there is relief,
Since day and night I moan!
How much | mourn I may not tell
For language fails me here:
1t thou wouldsI know how deep the spell,
Translate for me a tear!
The troubled heart has sent it up,
And yoiceless though it be,
Ittells Of an o'eraowing cup
Remotse and misery
Oh. lady, twas ferUered mind,
With various cares p~erplexed,
That made me seem to duty blind,
And thee hath justly vexed.
BE Il the object Of thy scorni
II thou dost deem II right,
But spare a heart already torn
With memories Of that night
No sIumbering babe was ere more free,
From every thought Of wrong,
Than was that heart of wrong to thee,
Which breathes this plaintive song!!!
NsD Orleans la,
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-06-13

Snail Errors.-A Sharp Hit.-
when i'd thecourse Of an argument
on statement said a slcrgyman to a
lawyer; you ind gyOu have made a
mistake, AZ in repeating testimony, or
otherwise, example, what do you do
aboutitl"
Why, "said the lawyer, "ifthe mis-
take Is q very gross one, | generally
correct il, but il It is only small error,
1 pass It over"
THAT is my rule exactly" said
the minister; "for instance last Sab
bath id reading the morning lesson,
when / came to the passage which
says: All liars shall have their part
in the lake that burnoth &C., | some
how made asnall mistake, and read it,
"All lawyers &C.. but considering
the mistake so triaingas not much TO
change the sense Of the verse l let it
20.
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LOVE IN ACoTTAGF.

M.NTu RI 80. A|. ~ -
The following parody will be relishe'
BY many readers:
Oh, can you live on cottage rolls,
And crosses from the brook,
Will kisses, dear one, serve fol sauce.
Or shall we miss the COOKE
Wilt nevsr sigh, my gentle girl,
To fetch our humble Goals!
But, when we're very short of cash,
Wilt live on cottage rolls?
Oh, eau you sup on turnip tops,
Nor sigh for higher state,
When that within our cottage walls
May chance to be our fate7
Wilt never dream, thou tender one,
ofballs and draper's shops2
Wilt thou 4 cheerful smile put on
And sup on turnip IOps4
The Iady's reply is no less amusing
Yes, | will on cottage rolls,
With love, and joy and thee:
My heart will seek no other bliss,
Than thy own bride to be;
For well we know that all who breathe
For joy must pay some tolls,
Sol with thee, my only love,
win eat ouI cottage rolls.
Oh, yes, TIL sup on turnip tops,
And crosses from the spring;
And from our cots to gaudy scenes
Ny heart win meier take wing,
MOI balls, nor route, will tempt me then
Nor fancy diapers shops;
But all on love and sighs we'll live,
And smile on turnip tops:
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JOB

HAVlNG attached totheir Newspaper
establish mont an extensive and supe.
nor assortment Of JOB TYPE, iba
FroPrletors Of the M~ADIsoNIAN wonId
respectfully invite those wishing work
acne . that line to give them acall.
=. p Work done at the short estno
lics and On accommodating terms.
VI QRce-on the South Sida &c IT,
Square. Tue
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~ f &
UnbreUaa--It is not a hundred
years since a very eccentric English.
man, named Jonas Hanway, having
returned from his travels in the East
appeared in the streets of London on
srainy day, with q queer motion from
China in the shape Of what is now callN
Cd umbrella. Being the first ever seen
10 England, il attracted such curious
Indignant notice, that its owner was
soon surrounded by a furious English
mob. and pelted with mud and other
missiles for his audacity in thus at.
tempting'to screen himself from the
rain which all the true born English
men. from time immemorial, had al.
lowed to beat upon them without res
s~istance. as the visitation Of Proyidencel
The incident made q noise: and ID
spite Of Tedicule, the notion, began t.
take wonderfully with the hitherto BE-
alixzled people; and Is Il was found as
useful II protecting against The sun
as against TIE rain. the name Of um-
brslla-a little shade-was piven it,.
Poor Jonas invention, 50 unpopular
81 first, and afterwards 50 universally
adopted, merely shows what 1 disad-
yanla0 i Is to Be born ! few years
ii advance Of Tie age.PAigd5sphi Z
Ledger.
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-06-13

ASN LITERATURE
VlilE undersigned respectfully invite the a..
L tention of the public to the following Ist ~
periodical publications, now issued from thei,
press in Charleston: D4
!. The Southern Ouarteryv Ro-
view, edited by WIN. G. Simms ~ I W
per annum. %
= ANe southern LiEerOyu On.
Sete, II large and elegant Family ,fobr1aI
PuolSheG every Saturday, and co1nta;n;ng I
laFser amount aboriginal matter than anv otb.
e. paper N the country, edited bv WIN q.
LHohafds, assisted dy b. II. Jacoues. nrice
~ per annum, if paid in advance. A ppw Wi.
"ae commences on the 4th Of May, 1850.
y. 1he Southern EKecejc .vgy-u
SSase, Il monthly misceIla1ev IL cbajaa f;s
- ,sg'ecteu from the Gazette and other sonrc.
~ puonseeu ~ numbers Of 80 royal octave
p"s1s, % nie piper and with now type; each
nulioer e'hoelished with d Southern Portrait
a. Landscape, finely engraved on wood. price
p Zear, put 70 subscribers for the Gazette
I. AHe SchOOgfeEIOtU, a magazine for
Ooys anu girls, published on the l5tb IF each.
month, IN numbers of32 pages, filed with choice
original articles from some Of the ben writers
IA tae country, edited by Mr.. w. g. Richards.
eacn number contains ten or twelve ane wood
engraYlngs, price, one dallar per annnm, Tbe
same work for l849 in an elegantly bonnd snI1
nme, 'one dollar to subscribers. Tbis war;. !.
universally pronounced by the Pres. North
ana South, the best Juvenile Magazine n tbe
~SNASi Nr NfH.N f.f Ifhf AHas gM .F4HfH..
lhe Subscribers publish all the above vor,s
N the best style Of typography, and ON mySi ns
paper. They also pledge Themselves for tbs;r
p promPt issue and faithful delivery to subscrjb.
1o,t a ~ ~ teeE solcit for them the generous sun
RI : s'e 'rlenas Of Q home literature.
i.s aui,ors' Wao will give this card two 81 three
m wnrlys wv notice, shall be entitled to ali
Address, ifby mail, post Daief.
WALKER. & RICHARDS.
Charleston s. G. 4
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TO THE PUBLIC.
CARRIAGE REPAIRYNG

&g AZ
TIME UNDERSlGN- nu-m -
! ED would respect HAaHkz%-N
fully inform the citizens S3FsTs
of Madison, and the sur H&&9
rounding counties, that he is prepared to take
in all kiddsof CARRIAGE REPAIRING and
PAINTING, and hopes, by good work and
close attention to business, to receive d liberia
share of patronage.
N.B.-Shop on thenorth side Of the Square
and formerly occupied by Z. r. Lewis as a car
riage shop. SAMUEL LEWIS.
Canton, June 13, 1s5O-nl.Yl
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TAILORING,

Vie SUBSCRIBER has Commenced M
- Tailoring business, onthe soufh. west
corner Of the Public Square in the build;ng
formerly occupied by Callahan & Gille,nias
wnere ne solicts his friends and the citizens zen.
crazy 70 favor him with their patronage. By
worE and reasonable prices he hopes to
gain a fair share Of business.
no-yl ]. M. FANSHER.
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-06-13
]. v. FITCHETT.
U N D E q

MOULD respectfully inform the citizens of
w Canton, and Madison county generally,
that he is now prepared to attend to all calls
for COFFINS, in this county, at the shortest
notice, All orders from the country Ayill be-
promptly attended to, His shop is near jesse
+ Browns Livery Stable, where he can always
be found. no.vi