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FNon hon JAMES BUCHANAN.

WHfAri tucar La ,tert. July |. 1901
Gvptiep have b,-u hunOIed Ivy your Invitation,
in l.hab Of tire TanuaDy society WITH in
c. tbratiug the approaching anniversary Of national
inG.p1uu.Lce nerd scarcely Assure you that would
be Ci high qualification Tor 10 uLnc with the
n intcts Il SuuI ,.ue h0nor'd reno"Ecd aud patriotic
hutton, that yrtrnl IUu AMI therefore,
u,of y regret that uents IN my eva Immediate
nC'c bbt rhoUd rel uer this impossible
CORDIALLY Wishing maj JUtr citing may b. productive
OF much pubut goa tit Its proceedings 0ay
pr,s ouow Citizcns with the weep cVvctI0p that
cheerful and ai NJ vi obedience To the ccnstutoa aud
ie laws absouviy hecesary ut the present CHARMING
cIisls III uui history, To preserve the lbton.
remain yours very respectfully.
JAMES BUCHANAN.
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NAt'uwtIt. re July I. 1901.
Grntlcrsp - our. q tha ISM Julr reached
lrseh u uotlr isvc b. "a ,oouer answered. but for
u Law "a tttr ~ s'tt si tn tHie q ~ arrival
can lut e. Tffst naily l 'Icd ~ yUur iuvitaton
To- after f'Iib IS July rt b.t.iou 81 ha ,-pty Of
7, mnry. rr AFT that sh.ll not BE- aide 70 b. pre-
s,Et shE ytI We here f,I TIE deep the all pcrvsdng
mIot'tnet. sutyug ftuda IN om party ot 50 thing
'hc,t.ud frtrrt.' sd n bringing The dcm cratic
Iaiy tech tots ORIGINAL signof restoring rs uty
aid tfici'rry irnnscturr nt1frn ~ IN tls~u umes,
rl,J 30 ts usl tCurraf,- ia che aelfa &C sptau
stire rh.'fhJ and q sion, aud invading The o..
ht'csl WUttd
uTafa a. - tc'n ubafhcr Il fts ~ more success
M ia IT. at nIfs 90 aside the wisa coHgses aud
ME- % tir fathers ~ this republic override
the lsvs iml'-sj b. trovid ucc upon humnn suciotv
thaa % ~ been ~ Germany and cee Der, in feet
hg Tie rticCp - ,lp son ~ G'd atd adapting u %
tlt G., udit uud the s.ia- ~ uita Que hope u
IN a., c,nnicu tnsc e tbr 10 rut crazy.
lam LeLtl ~ Ia viii high rtapert o ts
JOHN lluBBARD. Guvtgplr Of Maine.
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PROM sRLE'& q. BEoSSoS

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CfntlFHfn AL must 81 uece..i-y. b. sbsCnt from
he city. | cannot accept yruf iu'''htcu to atteGd
lie Cth biaCu q The Hppfurch'n Iy d am ri.
con luJ' Itnc nee Nhn The revr stlt-t shsli iearn
g. mtd their own busni without at ldlng win the
AFFAIR q 9th r. aud hn D., fthf 10 the consttuti "a
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stbnd ttc ttrutR TOR IT, Without aud within
Ara Win the democracy shalt build again. ~ W
!tui daus ~, without constructing new Platform. /,
tttrh The fHcoLs a. tie asy WILL MIN IT, niruo
y the Siuic aud tlr matt ~. re uming that you,
criy du,iTsrt e. hrug about thcss inp Urtau uuds
AIN Shh ctiditl god NisAe-. truiy your
CUFEyIg BRONSON
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Sir:-l have tho INVITA- ion Il iemGlsDy >oc'-ts.
urtt,l it's ,'uIst" ct atiat srHrut-, ~ particarst
s ttitlconrE anniversary dci baton VI toe ~
cisIaitb 81 fhaljcn IuG. pundruo-. 4 regret {
i'bsIfs q l'oJ cen Du,Dt Oh Old age mu-. d-p.ir.
u q he ll'rsuo 90 1I'iing la the fesEivty 81 me
Litirus I,,rtI 81 iuiy
t'r ',,s hsnar,d b. m" day VIII en- gave o,rth n
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Ntt1C 'Ntr 90 Sh'n y't. ~,''susre lsHtS Yet
ntptfto L. the n'',y - tn LOar spit- NJ tas
Ihsti ~h ,lDue al the duo
fsu nsil stciCts hHr IA dt-,ioE ui-is.I 90
tgtslipg t1t usbr salbc'- IA keeping alive lie
iioIc flame hsN TrIoIs'y Is" Tor ever
he.l>'dJJ, sT S.us 0s' dIobt ''iNant,
InJA,, DsCNNOR
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CHURCH BELLS.
NIIN NIX ID IIIIJs
E<ITRCH, FACTORY and STEAMBOAT

ENHTRCH, FACTORY and STEAMBOAT BELLS
U constantly OF hand, and fonls Chimes Of Bell.
{of any number cast order. Improved cast-iroI
Okes, with movable arms, attached to these Bells
that they may be adjusted ring easily, and properly
and springs also which prevent the capper from resting
on the Bell thereby proloReing the sound. Hangirg-
complete Gncludhg Yoke, Frame and Whcel) furnished
if desired The horns by which the Bell is suspended
smii of the Yoke being changed TO new position, and
thus bringing the blow Of the clGpper III place
which is 1esrable after usage it dirrish
the probability of the Bells breaking, accustomed by
repeated blows Of the clapper in one place
An experience OF 80 years III the business, has given
the subscribers opportunity of ascerainng the best
form for Bells, the various combinations Of metals, and
the degree of heat requisite for obtaining the greatest
iity, strength, and most melodious tones and has
abed them to for their Bells, the highest awards
at the y. Y State Agricultural Society and American In
stitu;e their Annual Fairs, fer several years past
The Trinity Chimes of New York, were completed n,
this Foundry, also cast, Chimes for New Or
leans La, Oswego and Rochester, n. " and Kingston
c. W. and also, the Fire Alarm Bells OF New York
the largest ever cast in this country.
Transit instruments, Levels, Surveyors Comrasses
Improved Compasses for taking horizontal and vertical
angles without the needle.
ANDREW MENEEIY & son.
West Troy, Albany Co., n. Y, July "a, 1851. il
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REAL ESTATE AGENCY OFFICE.
Thomas W. Wilson,

ATE OF Newark, Ohio respectfully Informs the pub
lie, that he has located himself permanently in St
Paul. in the Territory oi Minnesota, where he proposes
70 offer his direct aud Personal services Agent for the
purchase sale and exchange Of all descriptions of Real
Estate; such as Lands Farms, Town Property, Lease
holds, Ground Rentsto the payment of Of non
residents, examining titles collecting debts, DC, &C.
And VIII negotiate gent for Loans of Mdneg Bond
and Mortgage on Town Property, &C.; also for the pur
chase Of stocks, such have bona de vane and tran
sac all other business connected with such Agency.
IPOfice, corner 81 Wabasaw and Third streets.
All property will be duly advertised, and charges
whatever viii be made unless the negotiations fully
aud satisfactorily effected. L. W. WILSON
BY PERMISSION, he refers to
5 { I + sii ga .sss Ohio
Hon. Thomas Ewing, Lancaster, Ohio
Henry Stansbury, Esq, AIRY Gen., Columbus, Ohio.
Hon. Joseph Vance, Ex-Governor, Urbanna, Ohio.
Hon. VIA. Behb, EX-liov. Ohio Illinois.
hon. J. Rrady, Carlisle, "a.
John ID. Early,
A. II. Coffee, Esq.
DR.. VIM. Knight, Philadelphia, Pa.
Elias Fassett, Esq, Wal street, }rv,
Alfred Avery, Merchant, 10 broadway 0'A'
Hon. Lewis Cass, Detroit.
Hon. T. Whitconb, Tx Governor Indiana
H. II. Rice, Esq., saint aul, Minnesota
st. Paul, Sept 25, 1851. 23-ly
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MINNESOTA LEATHER STORE.

Nearly opposite the American House, st. Paul)
EN- A. COLLINS X CO, dealers III saddles harness,
NE trunks &c saddlery hardware, saddle trees, skirt
harness, and patent leather calf seating, bag and tor
leather coach roans coach aces, sadders sk, bellows
baids belts and string leather
BOOT AND sIOENAKERS sTOCK.
Uemoci tanned sole leather oak tanned sole leather
OAK tanned upper leather kip and caliskns French Ger
man, Philadelphia and Cincinnati cs!kus; all kinds oil
ladies' and gentlemes morocco red, yellow, biae, green
pink and white Innings; best goat buck and sheep bind
boot and shoe findings boot trees lasts crmp boards
clamps pegs of all Sizes shoe thread all kinds iron,
and copper shoe nails.
rIe highest market price in cash, paid at all times
for beef hides, sheep and deerskins.
May l-tf f. A. c. & co
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AGENCY FOR CLAIMS,

WhsHINOToN, II. G.
FHNtlE undersigned will give his undivided and earnest
attention TO the prosecution and collection of
description Of CLAIMS against the United States before
Congress and the various Departments Of the General
Government such Invalid, Navy, Bounty Land,
Revolutionary Pension CLAIMS, etc, claims arising
der the various Treaties with Foreign and Indian Ma
TONS and all others requiring the services of
Agent.
Charges shall always be moderate, and regulated by
the amount Of service rendered. All communications
shall receive Immediate attention.
The undersigned refers 10 the following well known
names, professional aud business, to his standing and
ability:
Hon. JAS. A. PEARcE, L. &. Senator, Maryland.
Judge f. i. CHAMBERS, do
Maj. GEO. w. Law, Indian Agent, Green Bay, Wis.
MOSES :. GIBSON, ESD, Niilow-river, Wisconsin.
FRANK CATLIS. do do
SILAs II. HILL, Washington, ID. e.
II AL business placed his hands by clamsnts shall
be faithfully, diligently, and zeaodsly prosecuted.
GEO. ARMSTRONG,
Office basement Of hi. residence,
on II. street, between 9TH and sth streets.
WAsEIroToE, July TO- lo5l. ~
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GALENA STORE.


W. II. Sti!iman & co.
"OULD respectfully inform the citizens OF Sain,
w Paul and vicinity, that they have opened in the
lower town fresh and well selected stock of Groceries
which are supplied every week from Gaeua and ST.
Louis; and which they pledge themselves sell for cash
as low rs can be bought north Of Garna. Those Geir
Gus of buying at RETAIL will find it 10 their advantage
call and examine their prices.
Constantly on hand-Bgtter, Cheese, Pork Fish, Su-
CARS, Teas, Coccs and all articles found in this line.
LA genuine article of Family Flour constantly on
hand. W II. :. & Co
Saint Paul, aug. d, ls5l, 10
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ADDITION TO ST. PAUL.

rEiS desirable ground lying in most central and
x advantageous part Of the basin Of ST. Panl where
inevitably be the principal river business Of Tie
town. and alording also most choice AMI deigh full iC
in the upon the bench fer dwelling houses;
vey cd into Lots, and offered for sale With titles u
disputed and ndsrusbe. reasonably low prices and
upon liberal terms Of credit, for of the purchase
money and Lumber for building Lots sold in the ad
dition will be furnished the rotary saw-il on easy
terms. CHARLES II. CAKES,
Agent for rIoprietors.
ST Paul 1Uly 81, l95l. Is
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BEN. w. BRUNSON

Notary Public and County Surveyor,
HAVlNG opened Land Agency will attend
IL IL to the location Of Military Land Warrants,
entering government lands, securing presumption
claims, buying and selling farms, town lots, and
the paymen, of taxes, will also draw and take ac-
acknowledgements Of deeds, mortgages, &C.
References, Rev. A. BRUNsoN, p. du en-, Wis.
His ENc'y NELSON DEWEY, Wis.
w. Ii. BRADLEY, Esq. Galena, Ill.
l.. S. FELT. Esq, Galena, III.
Hon. VIII. FoRBEs, St Paul, Min
Office on Roberts street, Saint Paul, Min
NoTE.---I have been 10 considerable expense
in procuring fac simile copies of the township
plats at the Land Office, and have made arrange
ments to be advised weekly Of all entries and pre-
emptions made, therefore give at any time
any information in regard to the vacant lands in
the district.
B. w. BRUNSON.
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LOOK AT THIS.

FE1IIE WASHINGTON UNION INSURANCE COM
Il PANT, Cleveland, Ohio, commenced issuing Poll.
cies i'll March last. The number issued up July lst
| was--l65l
Amount of Property Insured, Sl,llS, 207 90
Premiums received, 32,0l516.
Business is conducted upon both the Stock and Nut
Pan and the Farmers Department is entirely separate
from the Merchants Department Great caution
erciSed in taking risks, and hazardous property
refused
IL The undersigned is prepared issue Policies upon
either pian in either department.
GEO. ". PRESCOTT, Agent.
ST. Paul, Aug. 81, lo5l IS-tf
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CHEAP CASH sTORE--yyu0LESA

0hOCERIES, PROVISIONS, HARDWARE, BOoTS,
SHOES, hats, CAPS, CLOTHING, PAINTS,
OILS, GLASS, FURNITURE, BOOKS
smart AND STATIONERY.
TNIE SUBSCRIBER, By late arrivals Is now in re-
Il csipt and opening IN his Store ST. Antheny
Street, near the "American House." large and most
complete assortment of the above-named Goods, which
viii positively be sold at lower prices for cash than
before offered in this place His entire stock select
ed with great care, and purchased the Eastern and
Southern markets for Cash. that he safely
his friends and the public generally that it viii be to
their interests call before purchasing elsewhere and
examine his stock which consists in part follows:
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THOS. =. REED s. CO..

EMOULD respectfully announce to the citizens q
w 81. Paul and the Territory generally, that they
have just opened fresh and splendid stock of choice
Liquors consisting Of the best quality Of Brandies Gin
Whiskey, Rum, Wines, Cider &c Also Groce ries and
Provisions of every description which they offer for sale
at the lowest prices for cash. Merchants AID traders
IRON the country, are respectfully invited give them
call
15Store on Third street, one door alpve Jackson.
81 L ,ui, Aug. :, 1851. ls
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Naan ana Knsurauec apenefss
d A J. BAKER. NORRIS HOBART. oxo. W. PnsecorY
LAND NCY.
BAKER, HOBART, d PRESCOTT


VIII give careful attention The duties Of their Of
fee, general land Agents. One Of the firm has for
thirty been resident pr the North West, and will
dev ote hs time to personal observation of the situation
and character of the lands the Territory. Office open
nj ali hours OF the day lots bought aud Sold
pad convey ancin2 the collection OF debts and letters Of
inquiry promptly attended to.
REfEagSCEs.-lllnois. Grant Goodrich Esq, Chica-
90; Hon. VIM. Thomas, Jacksonville; Col bradford
sptingfeld Hon. Lewis Ross, Lewiston; John Spencer
Esq, Rock isand Rev |. b. Randall, Alton; Judge
MhshaL Nashville Indiana: Rev. b. r. Kavanaush
indianapolis Michigan: Hon e. L. Pomer0y, Lenaweo
Co; Col. Iickson, Weshtenaw Co. Minnesota: Hon
A. Goodrich; Hon. y. M'Lean; Rev. c. Hobart.
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STATlONERY of every description, viz: Letter, bill.
- cap note, printing and fancy papers Bristol and
perforated board drawing and tracing paper snvelopes
plain and embossed visiting cards. drawing and writing
pencils; gold pens; Giilots and other steel pens pen
holders sealing wax; inkstanGs; waters; states; ink;
blank, account check and memorandum books; poe Ike
books card cases; portfolios writing books oge the
with large Of fancy articles For sale by
J. BROOXES.
Galena, Oct. l6. 1851. as
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60-tf
TOWN PROPERTY FOR SALE.

K OTIS in ST. Paul proper and in whitney and Smiths
Addition finely situated for residences and for bust
ness, for sale on terms to suit customers.
1--WE are also prepared to buy town property.
JOEL WHITNEY,
ID. A. J. BAKER.
June 26, 1851. loft
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Calena EMBELLISHMENTS.
WAR EAGLE MILLS.

UBIend, HIN Is.
ySNiE Subscribers having completed their steam
u Mill under the above name, situated below the
lower Bridge, in the city of Galena beg leave call the
attention of dealers in Minnesota, To their stock of Flour
always hand feeling confident that they will be able
20 supply them upon favorable, if not favorable
terms than any mill which has sold -four to the up
country.
L. NEMPSTEAD & co.
Galena, March L, 1851. Isl
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GROCERIES.
At Wholesale and Retail.

MI w HVftN'IG fHH NCtHff,
Am Roberts Street, Saint Paul, next door 10 the
" Worlds Fair. The subscribers, believing that
Goods lee sold in Saint Paul wholesale as CHEAP
they be sold any place above St. Louis have
opened large stock Of
GROCERIES,
of the best descriptions for family use, which they will
sell for cash at very small profit by retail ard by
Wholesale, al prices such will ali retail deal
ers IN Minnesota 10 bny goods At their Among
the leading articles which shall offer, will ae, (be-
sides every other kind Of goods usually found in large
6focery Establishment, whether here enumerated or
not.) the following
Flour, of various brands; Sugar ard Moasses all
sindsi Coffee, Tea, Tobacco and Salt: Salt Fish, Oys
ters Sardines etc; Butter, Chets Sc, Lard ard on
LiQUORS-sQch as Brandy, Wine, Gin, Whisky,
Champagne.
fRONISiONS-corsising OF Pork, Hams, Bacon,
Dried Fruit, etc.
Patent Buckets, Glass, Nails putty, Shot, Matches
Candies, soap, Brushes, Brooms, and great variety OF
other goods. REY IL FARMER.
st. ral, October ., 1851. s5-n
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ATLE DUC.s BOON STORE,

Corner Of Bench aud Ua5ashnic Streets 81. Paul
MAY be found a large and well selected stock oi
lNl BoOkS and STATIONERY, which will lie
pienisied from time To time literally the demand
wii warrant. Sales made upon the principle Of large
sales aud small profits. u Terms cash.
June D. 1851. loft
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MILLINERY.

MRS. l.. NJ. SrOAKES. wishes to inform the
1Fl Ladies of St Paul and vicinity, that she is thank
u to them for their kind patronage during the preceding
year. She has just returned from the East with the la,
TEST FASHIONS and SPLENDID assortment Of Goods.
She has Ribbons that cannot be surpassed both beauty
and quality this side cf New York, Artificial flowers and
plaaes, Velvet and Velvet TrinningS Of every color
etc. She may he found her old stand, few wes
oi the Pres, terrain Church. where she would be happy
to attendfo any order in her line of business.
November, 1851. 3-2eyl
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LUMBER FOR SALE.

FEyHE undersigned viii inform tie citizens OF ST. Pau
and its vicinity, that he il opening Lumber Yard
the Single Factory Jackson 4 Seventh streets
and prepared To ill orders for all kinds of Lumber OF
the shortest notice Those wishing Lumber Of any de
sorpton, laths shingles, woald do well to cali
Il Ternsea easy, one half up End the balance on tn,
delivery Of the Lumber
J. W. BASS
Agent for the Il. Anthony Mill Co
ST. Paul, July 81, IdJl. lj-ir
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WIT OF THE PRESIDENTIAL AsrIRAsrs.
An excellent story is told here, which |
have not yet seen IN print. During the re-
cent gres, fair at Rochester, n number of
gentlemen met at dinner party there, and
among the galaxy Of bright particular stars
was the distinguished orator Of The day,
Stephen A. Douglass, and the distinguished
ex-Secretary Of War, Governor Marcy
The wit and the wine flew space, and at
length Governor Marcy with one Of those
knowing looks Of his, arose and proposed
"The health Of Mr.. Douglass, the able
Senator from illinois-nay he continue fos
the next six years to fill his place in the
Senate, which he has already so much
graced." The meaning Of the sally was
evident, and Marcy's eyes twinkled with
satisfaction at the shit" Nowise abashed,
however, 'rhe Little Giant" Strengthened
himself out, anu after returning thanks, con-
cluded by giving, "the distinguished ex-Sec-
rotary of War, Governor Marcy, with no,
a spot on his character, aud but one Latch
on his breeches." Peals of laughter sue
ceedeG the happy retort, shortly after which
the Governor was missing n. Y.
Herald.
The Schenectady Cabinet says singular
meteor was observed over The west part Of
that city OIL Sunday week. 1t appeared to
emit itself perpendiculariy from dark
cloud, expand and contract in size and with
draw again into the cloud. The color was
an Intense blush white. A young gentle
man, directly beneath it, received a sharp
electric shock. No report Of an explosion
was heard.
On Kossu,b's arrival at Southampton,
he was received by the Mayor and an i'm
rsense asserninge Of citizens, amid great
enthusiasm. He was addressed 10y The May
or, and in iepiy, spoke briefly, but appro-
priately. On Friday, he was waited upon
by many distinguished citizens. His arri-
val being unexpected, ); was attended by no
marked enthusiasm. Lord Pa!merston had
made known his desire to receive Kossntb
unofEeiaIy.
POWDER iKsTEAp OF SrEAM.-We are
Informed upon good authority, that Mr..
Daggett, Of Koxbury, of Flying Machine
notorieiy, has lately finished the model of
an engine which he proposes to work with
powder instead OF steam. Ii consume about
two ounces OF powder per mile with the
weight of four or FIVE cars attached. Fl can
be used on common roads, applied to COM
ssson Carriages, and is said 10 he perfertly
noiseless in IT'S operations. We learn that
several successful tests have been made il,
the presence Mt two or three scientific men
and engineers, and that Me-. Lee, Superin-
fendent of the Boston and Pro. iLence rail
road, thinks favorabiy of the invention. AMI
has consented To lay The subject before ,h,
Directors Of that road Boston Times.
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s. CRAWFORD Il CO.,

WHOLESALE AND RsTAIL DRsoGIsrs,
81 MAN Street, GGicna,
EHAVE just received fail supply of Drugs, Me.Ii-
"a q cines faiats, Oils, Dye-Stufs, Window Glass
Glassware, Putty etc, They VIII be constantly re
eeyng supplies Of tae above and other articles in their
line and would call the attention of those shng TO
purchase, as they Offer to sell ST. Louis prices.
Gaena, Oct. g 1851. IS
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Mechanics Union Association.

Office No. /, Goodrics Building, SpRINGFIELp, Mass
NJ. b. DEAN, President,
WILLIAM PiTroH, G.. q. WOOD, r,..,c
IL. Il. JJDKIN A"''''' '0""
vUNIlS is III Association Of Workiagmen and others.
n for the assistance Of each other i'll c.se o
sickness aCCiaent.
By the payment Of the following annual deposits You
will become Life Member ard be entitled to IL weekly
benefit during life, if You should be disabled by sickness
accident from attending to ordinary business
occupation. FEMALES insured against sic kncSs common
Ia hst
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Wholesale & Retail Fancy Dry Goods
House, on the Stewart Plan;
FAIRCHII.D & cox,
IS Nam Street, fnlenG,

IS Nam Street, GaienG,
HAVE just opened and daily receipt Of the new
est and most fashionable ST les of rich DRY Goods
consisting of Silks Shawls Bareges De Laints Popins
&c, liosek keeping articles, such Carpets Mating
&C. OF the most approved styles and newest patterns
Hosiery and Gloves and IN fact Everything in the OF
Dry Goods Their stock Of fine goods is large and equa!
in quality and prices thing in ST. Louis or Eastern
markets The shopping community Of MINI Csota are
respectfully solicited examine this stock in
part Of
Rich brOC ade silk shaws. Dress Goods
white and cold Grape DO Rich chain siiks
Brocado Hermann do stripe 81
changeable silk do I" summer
brocade silk scarfs, Turc satins.
colored and black {" Black gro de rhine
white lace Chanseable lustrtS,
EIBbi oideret linen hdkfs SILK TISSUES,
cuffs Grenadines,
collars, Chain berages,
" under seevte, Berage muslin de LANES,
Chinizetts, &c, French jaconets,
klch bonnet ribbons, Striped poplDs
change0be do do Water'd poplns &C. 4 c.
carpets, French chintz,
Tapestry brussels, Dotted mousIaips SC &C.
Three ply, Printed lawns
Ingram, &c, &C.
FAlRCHILp & cox.
- SO Main street, Galena.
May ls, 1851.
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