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Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1851-09-10

DROWN Sheetings, for sale at
ID VIM. M. FERRYs.
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TERRITORIAL LIBRARY.
lINTII other notice, the Library will be open daily,
U from ( n. NJ To IL NJ
INRESIi RASlNS, Figs and Currants for sale at
- FARRiNGTON'S.
ENTITY Barrels Superiinc Flour and ify bbls. excel
II lent pork for sale ii FULLER'S.
Dec. ~, 80.
DISSOLUTION.
TIME Partnership existing between Francis Liner and
n George Wells, is dissolved by mutual consent,
which public will take due notice.
FRANCIS LINER,
March 90, 1851. GEORGE WELLS.
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FRAcAs AT BEErowN We learn that
fracas took place at Be-town, on the 22d
ult. between Sir. VIM. Amsbury and a man
by ;he name of James, in which the latter
was sesereiy injured. The facts in The at
fair, ~ Ne have them from citizen of that
place are as follows: A dispute arose lie
tween iae parties, while playing keno, at
she Eagle Saloon. Both arose from the
taiie nearly at the satne time; Ansi.ury
drew back towards the door, and Jaraes
drew of his coat and folowed--when they
had goi about twenty feet from the table,
AIushury suddenly stopped and drew pis-
TO aud tired at James without effect he
then s,rIck him blow over the head which
sheltered the stock from the pistol; after
this, !.s,h ciinched and fell to the floor, when
it Was perceived that Al,nsi,ury hasl knife
and est heiligsrants were Immediately sep
areied. A'nshury made second attempt
at James and succeeded in inflcs,ng n weun.I
on the side of his head. James had no
weapons. Amsl,ary was brought bef.,re
Justice Berce, and fined thirty dollars and
costa Pott~i Repub. feHr
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CUTTER e. THRILL.

Successors to Norman Gutter, No. 80 Ievee, corner
OF Locust street, Saint Louis.
"AVE in store the following mercha ndse
IL which they offer for sale at the lowest
market rates for cash.
500 bags Coffee, prime
100 hhds N o Sugar
100 hbs Loaf, Powdered and crushed do
100 bbls n o and Sugar house MoIasscs
300 bxs Imperial. 6 III and Black Tea
Pepper, Pimento, Nutmegs, Ginger, Cloves,
Candies Raisins, Saleratus, Tobacco, Catsup,
Pepper sauce, Pickles; Lemon Syrup. Nails,
Buckets, Tubs, Manila Rope, etc. etc.
Wines, Liquors, Cigars, etcs
90 hlf pipes O,ard Brandy dafk and pale
"a or and eighth do Otard, Rasteau, A. Seig-
nette, do dark and pale
10 hlf pipes Rasteau, Pinet, Castillon, do do
" do j Dupuy, Pellevosin, do do
100 bbls Y Brandy 10 casks pale sherry wine
80 do old pure peach So do Sicily, Madeira,
6pipcs pure Holland and old Port do
Gin so do Malaga do
so bills Baltimore do 40 bsiis Champaign do
4punchns pure Jam. 5 bbls Cherry Bounce
and st Croix Rum 100 bxs claret Vine
20 bbls apple brandy $4,000 fine regalia Cigars
$50 do old rec Whisky $4,000 do Principe do
1902 do old Bourbon and 40 900 common do
Rye do pure SO casks old Mad. Wine
Brandy chimes, Cordiais, etc. etc.
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PAGES PORTABLE SAW MILL AND
HORSE POWER.

T1Nhe useful and machine In operation;
is simple in construction, ard easily kept In order;
and can he moved wagons readily as a IN reshng
machine, and put In operation a small expense IL
will saw from 10 two Thousand feet Of lumber per
Kay, with of six horses average business
and in aiettcr style than fy other mill II
equally well adapted 10 steam, or horse power.
The undersigned, agents for the patentee, would
20 the pnblic that they NOW prepared to fur
nsh mills with without horse power, Of superior
quality and workmanship it'll the right 10 the same,
upon the most favorable terms the manufscitry, No.
702 Second street, 81. Louis, Mo- All orders addressed
will be promptly executed and any information m
regard TO Mills cheerf,isy given. f.1st -a.
Persons ordering mills will please mention the sste
and County in which they wish to them.
sasrf.- KINGSLAND FERGUSON.
Capt Dodd, who of the above description,
the Lower Min in st. Paul. is the agent for Mes.rs
X. & y. Capt Dodd will also make machinery ia order
Of any description whatcver, the most favorable
terms. 2-i6
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DIED.,

A, Itasca, on the 18th inst. Lucy EARL, wife
Of Oliver II. Kelly, aged 20 years. She was a
native Of Chilico,hc, Ohio. and fer several years
a resident of Muscantine, Iowa.
At St Paul, on the 10th inst, HARRIET Gym.
TIA, infaut daughter Of Agnes V. aud ID. e.
Taylor.
Sleep. dearest one, and take thy rest;
God called thee home, He thought it best:
Thy dying struggle now is DER,
Ease thou shalt 6nd for eyeruiorc.
Thy mothers heart is sad and drear,
Deprived Of thy sweet prattle here;
But since it is Gods holy will,
Tamul,uous passions, all be still. ICON.
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The ianeral Of Major Noah took place
Yesterday AFTERNOON from his former resi-
tlence. ga Broadway. The Attendance,
both 'hp>e If his own persuasion and OF
Christians, was very large, for all such
cret,s an.i parties respected and loved his
,r,iig Kind and i,rn,.v olent character. Many
n,eriiiers of the city press were present.
An0ng ihen we noticed MI. Greedy,
Me,srS Norris and Willis, and all or near
IS Az SO he editors AMI proprietors Of the
Sunday paper.. The procession of foot,
llea,.cd ~ the Hebrew benevolent society,
anu two ether Hebrew organizations, ex-
tended for nearly half II mile. On arriving
~ tac Hebrew buryips ground ia 2lst street,
Ihe coffin was lowered into the grave, and
after the concn>ion Of the low aud plaintive
chaunt 81 ,ch follows This ceremony in the
Jewish services, the eloquent DIR. Raphael
lfonau,tcetl touching and most appropri-
ate eulogy ON the public and private life Of
the dccsa sed The last solemn act of shut
Ting ou, he dead froIn The presence Of the
liying was then performed and we turned
away vilh heavy heart from the last rest
ing l,lsce of our venerable friend. Never
del the eirth rest upon n kiu'llier heart
Wnuil ,ai there were more Christians like
Major Noah; for he MAS al honor not only
tn h.. people but tg human nature.-lN. \.
Star. Ia
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tsillwnter " ,usc, December Z; 1850.
CHURCH BELLS.

experience Of thirty years has given the sub
IA xcriber opportunity OF a.certninng the vari~u.
combinations of METALS and the degree ofheat requisite
for securing he greatest soldty, strength and most me-
oous tones. and enabled him for his bells
the highest awards OF the n. V State Agricultural
Society and American Institute for several years past
The trinity chimes Of New-YOrk, completed Mt
his Foundry, also chimes far New Oricnns,
Kingston, G. W end several others, aud fe Fire Afar,
Bells Of New YORK, The largest cast in this
try Church. Factory, and Steamboat bells constantly
Oh hand. and yeds Of Bells csst order. Thesc bells
hung with improved Iron Yokes, and springs
the sound and they also may be turned in the yoke
which brings the blew Of the ciupper place, and
lessons the danger Of their breaking ahnrs complete
dpelliEg Yoke Franc mn w lfcell furnished IL desired
Also Tlccddes snd all kinds Of l.rseng and Survey
in: instr,inents on hand, and nnade ~ ot,Ier.s
ANDREW MENEELT.
Yves, Troy; N. T., Jan. I, fssf.
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ETNA FIRE INSURANCE. CO.,

T"tWP"t"'e"' @''"y' - - -,
VHNIE undersigned having been appointed agent Of This
Il old and responsible Company, is prepared to take
risks reasonable any other reliable Com
pany
The reputation Of The "Etna Co." is Is widely known
that OF other in the Unite States and perhaps
more The Company has had its share with others
Of prosperity and vic>sitse; and while il has been for
80 dispensing laid and comfort to the unfur
tunate c ,imant has been asked TO defer
ment for of means.
Tie undersigned is Pe"ynrsi give fai:-isc tory ~
dence Of its stability and rrcmptncss in The adJGs;mont
Of Leases. Apply TO i..-. ...--.--~-', --s--:-
ct. Paul, Nov. q, 1850
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c.IEN, avn MrNycSoT.
WAR EAGLE MILLS.

-Il|- ".
TIME Subscribers having com pleted their new steam
Il Mil under the above name, situated below the
lower Bridge In the city OF Calena beg call
attention Of dealers In AnResoa their stock Of Flour
always hand feeling confident that they will he able
TO supply them upon favorable il favorable
terms than any mill which has sold -four to the up
country. ,-t.
Ut q ~ h Z. nEMPsTEAD g. CO
Cai.na March il, 1851. -l 2-5I
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MVI.V.INER ".

AIRS NJ. L. STOAkES wishes TO inform the Ladies'
WI of Saint Pau and vicinity that she has opened
shop st. Anthony Street, few rods Of the Pres
b, terisn Church, where she would lie hsppy attend
10 all orders In her line Of business.
She would invite particular attention to large and
various assortment Of goods which she has recently
lected IN Eastern city expressly for this market;
among which Bennets Of . variety Of les suitable
for the season. Silks satns Artieials and Fumes; IN
short, Trimmings Of every description, which she world
he happy dispose Of reasonable Dresses VIII
be cut and made IN the latest style, TO order
November 90 1850. 2-Slyf
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CITY BOOT STORE.

CIGN Of the GOLDEN BOOT, corner Of Washington
- aud Main streets, where all kinds Of Boots, Shoes
by A. KEifl..
Galena, III. 2-2-ly ....
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LIVERY STABLE.

DATTISON & BENSON, at the American House, st,
Paul Minnesota. Good horses and carriages Of the
best kind ready all times passengers conveyed to all
parts Of the country with expedition, aud right side up
with and speed
DAILY LINE.
We will also daily line Of splendid hacks between
St Paul and ST. Anthony, and after the opening of
navigation leaving each place every morning and evening
regularly
Extras fur ished for pleasure parties and Others
moments notice We employ but the best and
most careful drivers
~. Paul. Mar LIST, lS51.
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April %, las
TRANSPORTATION FOR THE WIN.
XER Af.AES

SEA'ED PROPOSALS, properly endorsed, will be
- received st the office Of hr WiHncbago agent, nj
Long Prairie, until Monday, the 18th day MAY, 1851
t"r transporting the Winnc,aso anHriiI, goods and
PROVISIONS for lS5 Bidders viii please state what
price 100 lbs they Will receive the property from
STEAMBOATS, nj st Paul. and store md transport the saInc.
under to the .Sinnehseo agency Long r,e;
also tho oi the lersoiis theJ VIII offer rs
surrties ON the contract.
The undersigned reserves the right direct the de-ti-
nation uI said public freight Other place than Long
Prarr; the Ircr be graduated in proportion the
distance l. increased diminished.
ADRIAN NJ. FRIDLEY
Wineb,go Agent.
-. Paui. trril 90, 1851.
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Alphens G.. Fuller, }
Jerry fTbbc.ts. }
Before Orlando simous, ]. r.

"a II lefty fiLbctts-sr: Ysn arc
hereby notified that writ 81 araehmcpt has been issued
against in tho abovc entitled cause, sn,i tina, ycur
property ha. been attached 10 satisfy the ,lcaa Of the
stoS e-n-ncd plantf: ard thai unless roa appear i-
for. Orlando simos iusre Of the Peac ir ~. caIn;,
IT Ramsey, Minnesota Toritory, i.e i2SA DAY u;
April 1851 at ocfach in fhc sI,rssos nc his oie
In the Tnsn Of st. raul, iudsnsp, xsH ~ rendered
against you ard your property .oH SD attse mtnt
TO satisfy the debt 81 the plats,is
ALPuECs q FULLER.
March III 1851.
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NEW HAT AND CAP STOKE,

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
TIME UNDERSIGNED would respectfully announce
tn their old friends and customers, that tey have
just opened their Hat and Cap Store Nd I20 Main
street Immediately opposite the Stage Once, where
will be found general assortment of hats caps gloves,
mts, mnfs and variety OF fur goods usually kept
In their line. Please call and and examine
stock. J. ID. NOBLE & co.
(;alena. October IL. 1850. 2-2l
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NOTICE TO ruE pCRIIC-

TT has been ri,nored generally among my friends
throughout the country that was not keeping Public
House, and that had changed my business which is
true. ] wish inform my old friends and the travelling
community, that pre- pared accommodate all who
may favor with call and with good acconimoda-
any house in saltwater My bar is well supplied
with the hest Of good liquors, oysters, cigars &c My
stable is well supplied with hsy and oats. A ask
is when they stop you the door Of the Minncsotl
Honsc and tell YOU that the saltwater House is shut up,
and for yourselves.
L. BUFORD
tSiIlvater II ,Ise- December z: lsy0.
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-. Paul, April 23, 1851.
BOOKS. BOOkS.,

s<OoHS. oOOhS..
HtNlNG inst received large additions the suisse riier
offers for the Of all persons wishing
Books ard stationery either in large small qua
large soch of Sclos Books, together with
meat Of standard works III almost every department of
know ledge. Of gre extent and variety
SPELLING BOOkS-Sal6ers', Towns, Welster's and
MC:ufcvs.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and Sanders ist. I'd, 81, 18th
and 9Th readers
GEOGR kpliiES-Onsy' = Smiths, M,ch,il's Morsc's
rarley's aud CootIich's.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Smiths Celburn's RAYS
Emcrsons, Adams. Perkins aud Dtboirs.
OR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Browns, Wells, kiTAhams.
smiths Dnco's and Frazer's.
MISUNDERSTANDING Halc's Wizards, Wilson'S
IT, g..
ALSO;
Works on chemistry, geology, mincrcaosy, philo>o-
lhy, PLY siolcgy and botany. Mathematical and ctss
cal works standard works in medical science, theOOg
cal and law books
Paper and blank books in any quantity, Of every
rety. j. BROOkES,
April "a. 90 Main street, alena.
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HAIR. wuTrrENORE.

WHOLESALE DEALERS IN HATS, CARS, DON
NETS AND SrRAW-GOoDs,
RE receiving the largest stock of these goods
n ever before brought 10 this market Having resi-
dent partner east, they have this facilities Ia the pur
chase and selection OF goods which they hav be-
fore enjoy ed and will all times be enabled offer
their friends and count, merchants generally articles
in their line Of the fashionable style, aud prices
which cunnot fail TO suit Their assortment consists in
part follows.
80 doz. No /, g and 3 extra fash Moleskin Hats,
100 med quality and line lash Angola do
2N common quality do do
Is low crown brond-brim do
40 Russia Hats, assorted styles and qualities,
80 drab brush hats, high and low crown,
IS a. extra fash. drab and black beaver hats,
375 :. soh crab brush, nss'd qualities,
LIS " DO drab and pearl beaver, fur, seal, and musk
$50 do do fur hats ussd colors 4. 4.
90 fine Saaony Congress hats, assb qualities,
45o . extra qualiiy Jenny Lind, new style,
$50 " kossutil and Hungarian hats,
25O boy $ solt fur, ass'd colors
$50 - do Congress and Santa Fe Hats,
100 " do Jenny Lind,
$50 (" no common pearl, white and blue wool,
loo " Cerro Gordo wool hats, extra sizes,
600 " common wool ass'd, black, white and blue,
100 black and pearl Ashland sporting hats,
90 Union hats, .s a
500 mems cloth caps every variety of style
100 Z" fine roll broad silk plush caps,
so g glazed silk caps,
100 +" do lawn do
IS infants turlans, silk and cotton velvet,
5000 mems and boys palm leaf hats assd qualities
i5O " high and low crown, single and double brim
Leghern hats
a75 g Rutland, Pedal, Birds eye and China pearl
straw hats,
100 :" Infants I.eghorn flats;
bO &" do fancy Luton, Dunstahle, and Pedal flats,
100 Panama hats ass'd styles and quaiii.s,
so g Grenada do
$50 - Florence bd bonnets, ass'd quality,
HOO =" bonnets comprising every variety of Indies
and misses lace, straw, and lawn bonncts.
The above goods will bc sold at very small advance
on manufacturers prices. 2-5otl
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FAIR WARNING.
e. me an d Sett le!

IL persons ndebtedto ms by hook account previous
"A to March LIST 1851, requested TO call and settle
immediately, by cash note A. we shall put our hooks
into tho hands al w. d. lhilps, ESD, alter the st day
of April. Money must be raised 10 purchase stock,
and more particularly to pay debts. Come and ALL
IRVINE Il BRAWLEH,
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BIT OF ROPE FOR HATE,

CA To some persons, and they know On
IL " yell enough how TO find horses; but N
<A II yta give men the best horses and >fs@@sx
ponies in Minnesota, they will not know where TO find
good Hners Saddles, Brlles Maftngales and Harness
sfs, until they learn that A. H. FRENCH has
moved across Third Street. st Paul, into hi. new shop,
branch Of Saddlery and Harness making ss well as
Trunk-makiEg is done rather cfesptf and better than
where else in Minnesota.
Saint Paul, January ], 1851.
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Mp utcrtxxARnEN

ATE from the 81. CroiN, gives notice 10 the bearded
people of ST. Paul that he has opened the rooms
Third street. corner Of Mnnesota lately occupied by
Nathan Hale James TIA. ot, for the practice
Of the tonsoria i'll all its varieties a ramht atons
including plain and ornamental shaving; alSo aif dress
ING, capillary amp,itatien and shampoons.
Mr.. H. bcgs leave &c give the following rcicrehces:
Hon. Theophilus kartunklc, Willowrvcr; Col James
Hughes Attorney and Counsellor al Law and surveyor
Of Lumber, &C; WiltoSrver; His Excccncy. Isaac
Young President Of Tie Bank Of st. Croix at ST. Paul
and 10 bther., including members Of Congress- ard
cx-covernors. 2-3i
CSHAMPAGNE wISE.--A superior article for sale
BY the Basket or Bottle at HARRINGTON =.
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BEN. w: BRUNSON

BEN. w: BRUNSON
Notary Public and County Surveyor,
HAVING opened Land Agency will attend
III to the location Of Military Land Warrants,
entering government lands, securing pre-emptlon
claims; bnvng and selling farms, town lots; and
the payment of taxes, will also draw and take nc,
acknowledgements Of deeds mortgages, &c.
References, Rev. A. BRUNsoN, =. du C'n. Via
His Exc'y NELSON Dewey, Wis
w. II. BRADLEY, Esq. Gaienu, Ill
/. S. FELT. ESQ, Galena, III.
Hon. VIII. FoRBEs, St Paul, Min.
Office on Roberts street, Saint Paul, Min.
NoTE.-l have been to considerable expense
in procuring fac smile copies of the township
plats at the Land Office, and have made arrange
ments TO be advised weekly Of all entries ard pre-
emptions made, therefore give at any time
any information in regard to the vacant lands in
the district.
b. W. BRUNSON.
50-tC
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DIR. N. BARBOUR.

XKyOUID respectfully inform the citizens Of Saint
w Paul and vicinity. that he has returned after a
temporary absence o, few months, and offers his pro-
Essional services the public. Thankful for past
and soliciting share OF public patronage he will prac-
iice upon the Eclectic Reform Principle, dscarng
cnry in all its forms. lie will he fund at his old
at NIL hours, except when professionally engaged
April 10. ISL. 2-jl
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GRINDING.

"HE UNDERSIGNED is now in readiness
l. for grinding Corn, Rye, Oats, Peas. Buck
wheat, and whatever else requires grinding, in
GLIDING Salt, at the gris-mill the west side Of
the Mississippi river, at St. Anthony for lawful
rates of toll. When desired, grsts will be re-
ceived at the Subscribers on the east side of the
river, and be returned ground at the same place
2-Sly CALVIN a. FUTILE.
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Tin, Sheet-iroa and Copper Worker, 90
AZ EEPS always hand, at his manufactory Thru
IN near Roberts Street, -. Paul. scncral '.sort.
Of Tlnshrt 'icct.Iroh and Copper Camp Kettles
also, does wok TO ordcr such Roofing Eve-trouehs,
Conductor, and the various kinds of werk in his
line; besides Zinc, Jappancd Lamps, Cendle-stcks,
Spittoons &c, well assorted lot of Stoves OF
various patterns. 2-39
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LATEST NEWS.

The Noniaee arrived at sunrise this morning
Rev. NJ Neil and family, who wcicrne home
again. were among The passengers.
W. cl,an but little news Of Importance.
7 here vas Aare-up in the n. Y. State Sem
lie on the eth. The Constitutional quorum in
tie Il. \. Senate, for the passage of bill 10y a
;liree-Gih, vote is 20. The Canal Enlargement
5 wa. pending, and only "a members appeared
IN Iheir seais-the rest, borrowing IL precedent
from Minnesota, went fishing or somewhere
else.
Gen. Grady is better of his hurt, and some
fairt hopes Of his recovery are entertained.
There Mas terrible storm the 18th, AT
Boston and New York-the wharves ard cellars
beng oy1rfowed with water, And the tide very
high.
iiarace Greeley is going 10 London, to attend
abe Iror'as Fair.
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FOUND.

Am Thursday last. ON the Lower Lcyce, a Pocket
" Book, containing deeds and sundry Of hand,
which the owner have by calling the ut w
~. Forbes, and paving for this advertisement.
81. lau, April 70. ID
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STILLwATER UoCSF.

MoirtStrssf, SALTWATER, Mpnrs@,n 7sSyifsrs
&1A l.. HuFORD having rnkeu charge Of fhs usE-
sssm brown Je,eA ass satrsiy Teatsd and
49, yasi il, Il prepared 10 recszSs ssJ entertain
iis friends ard tc puhfs. b. assee- siiertsu the
ssns, of h~ guests he hopes merit hbersy paHsrsc
Up baEesse saken and from The liouss ire Of
barge n s ia =, 81 sgr
KOn FARHts@gs5Ns. /
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MARRlEp:

AT Tay!or's Fails, Min Ter, on the 3lst ult..
by Ansci Smith, Esq, Thomas r. MoRroN, TO
MATILDA BoYcE.
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NOTICE.

XKrHENEAS Wae, E$ssa i.ossman, has lcft ,as her
w aud board wi&eaf t,s cause of prov ce-stior
forbid any from trsstns hsrb.fime her ON IN,
sooeuat, rs | viii pay debt Of s.r cont rrctne.
.5 fu- j. + ffskn y HOFFMAN.
saltwater, March Alb, ,s5t - inside, 5 outside,
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EOStItt ELI. Az ST. LOUIS PRItESs
Cheap Ca<h Store, for Edi aud Uinter Trade.
II l.. FULLERTON has received and opened his
sVs Fali and Winter stock, cunpfi1py Of The best
selected assortrnents of Reay.mais Ciohing Priass
Satin,is, Boots, Shoes Hats, Caps Fancy Goods, &C.
ever brought TO inDesota lis would respectfully invite
Farmers and others visiting -, Paul TO pay him VISIT
Us he Is determined to retain the name Which his sstnb-
lishmcni has so long held, Of "Cheap Cash Store"
CLOTHING. a9
The following a few Of the articles on hand:
Extra fine black dress cnats Black satin vests
do frock do Figured do
Black and brown do Black silk do e
Blanket do Pine Black Pants
Beaver Cloth do do Cassimer do
Fine Linen Shirts Flannel under shirts
Bingham do Cotton and WOODEN hose
Hickory do Of all sizes and sorts.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Mems thick boots Morocco slips,
Boys do BOYS shoes Of all kinds
do Calf sewod do Ladies' boots, shoes, slippers.
do Thick brognns &c.
~ GROCER les.
consisting Of Teas Coffees, Sugar, Rice, o. & III.
Molasses Mould and Sperm Candies, Dried Apples,
Peaches, Sbap, Tobacco, Saeratus, starch, Goldfish,
Mackeral, Cinnamon, Nunegs, Cloves, Peppermint and
Pepper Sjuce.
AsH, large assortment Of Wooden Ware, consisting
Of Painted Tubs aid Bjrtets, Nasii'oartls, Clothes
Pins, Sc. All FOR sale cheap for cash. No trouble
Show soods-next door to the Fremont Housc--sgn,
"Chcap Cash Store
N. d. Large supplies OF Flour Oats, Corn and Pota-
toes always on haud 2-9ly