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TIE AMERICAN LIVE STOCK
Inns UR A % CT. g O M p a ~ Y

ms R a MCE. G OM p a ~ Y >
viNcENNES, INDIANA.
Charter Unlmi,ed: Granted January 81,
CAPITAI..- 1000!
Stockholders Md,riduoiy Liobie
ToI the INSURANCE OF
HORSES, MULES, PRIZE BULLS,
SHEEP " CATTLE.
Of every description. against the combined risks oil Fire
Water, Accidents and Disease also upon Stock driven
10 Eastern markets, or transported South.
pLosses paid IN 80 days after proof OF DEATH IL
DIRECTORS:
Joseph C.. Bowman, Counsellor; Ferdinand
Eberwine, Merchant; Capt. Isaac Mass
Merchant; George d. Hay, Meroh~i; Hon
Thpmas Bishop; john Wise, Nrrrh", an.
Bank Director; A,.m ". rr"y. NrrcI,"
and Bank D'r-ct,r; Hon Arn"r I. Ems
Esq, Stale Senator. and II Igor al Nmc,unr-
Adm. Smith Farmer, Bans Drrv,or, auC
Auditor ei Knox cnIr'y.
JOSEPH q 30 NM IN, Pce>iieit.
u. SRuetLtrr WmfriY, Secretary.
WM. BURrcm Treasurer Nrrcp'r and rIeS
ideht Vincrin-r b., h t.! -. bs lad.
WM. p. SAMUEL \ cent, II ,nuihal. Mo
july 25-'t
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y L . = Z Il T. =
Il III. have au auction sale ON saturday. Novcm
ger 10. ~, commanding at 10 O'Clock, NJ,
vince look n Coz Bargains IN al SORTS of Dry Goods
Boot "n' Sha"s. Realty made ri,thins. sc.
h'F" q. determined - lose nv business in a very
'hntiim', and my whole stock i bound 10 be sold
without rrs',y', aul without any iooling.
Auction sa"iH-nshi, aud 10 continue every night
TIL stock sol" ont. Lor3ll CIR. GREEN.
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THE BRITISH RI0DIUAL
AND mn
FARMERS GUIDE.
Liberal Offers to New Subscribers !!

Liberal tlicrS 10 new SuDScrlDcfS :!
LEONARD SCOTT & Co.,
80. "a GOLD ST., NEW YORK,
Co,t,rue To- publish the iour leading liut'.i
Quart rly Reviews and Black wood. Mas zu';
~ addition to which they have rrcenil, CON
neucel the publication OF u valuable Agricnl'u
raj work, called the
"Farmer's Guide to Scientific and
Practical Agriculture"
BY lIrxRy Srrrnr.s, +. Il. 5, OF Edinburgh,
author o; the "Booh ofMc Farm," Sc, sc ;as-
sisted by JOINS =. NosroS, NJ. A., New LA.
ven, Professor Di Scientific Agriculture in Yale
College, &c, &c.
This highly valuable work will comprise two
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400 pages, with ~ or 20 splendid steel engra
wings, and more than 600 eugravings on wood,
IN the highest style Of the art, illustrating al
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by thu best farmers. the best methods Of plough
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The work !. being published ~ Semi month
~ Nulnter., III 81 pages each. exclusive Of the
Steel ,nIravings. aud when not taken in con-
nrctlnn with ;he Reviews or Black o"d, i.
Sold vt % Gents each nr So for III. entire work
IN numbers Of which there will be Il least twen
tv-,wo.
The British Periodicals Re- published are II,
follows, viz:
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! (EuuSprN ativr)
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unu.mally attractive, from III" serial ;.nrk. "
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issued By .'hssrS. Scott s. Co. 30 ,ht Snh,r,i
.rr' 10 IT." Reprint Of tina, Norazr, ma, !
wo,~ rely "ul',lus me earliest reaiipo o..
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JANESHORNBACK, admir-.
Final Settlement.

IA III cirdior. ., =, 49,, "ieIc-ted in the estate of
rHnu2h 1aPcy deceased, are hereby no,hcn 49,.
Ne n''rd to make hngt settlement of our administration
ol said eaa'e, of the next February tern OF the Has
county count To be begun and held a. the Cont House
~ The Town OF New London in the said com of Rails.
and STATE OF Missouri 'hefst Monday in February
I'JL Gli.BERrJ. THOMPSON
doci' WN. ?. TApLEY. adm'rs.
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BOOK STORE.

| would respectfully inform he public that
have opened book store in liana,bh, east,
eide main street, between Hill and Bird streets.
have On hand well selected stock Of Louk.
and s'a'iontry;"i great variety, and every qrl
i'S; which will sell low. Some very Lrnu,i-
III! books tor holiday presents. Please call aud
examine for yourselves.
ss'CS.
will pay the highest rrioe, in cash, l,r clean
cotton and linen rags, Of au, color.
Drc-n l9ih 1880. +. b McELROY.
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SIX REh SONS
why You should usa-.Icto

Why You should aasc. 20 to it.
II ~ "oy. 'ndePe"1 s"'i. ami rn. "ftaiy con
duc.sd.
It, list Of contributor. c5'iain, the name, #
many Of tho be,: writers.
II maintains high tome q; ,trra,urc aud NOR
sls.
No pnin. or expense is ored in its man
ssement.
I, 10 Printed with bold. clear, new typo, tia,
can he read by old and young.
Il 10 furnished a, the low price of Two Dol
LAas per annmrn. Persons obl-;nin, an send
ing rHauE snb.crip'ions 81 Tho publisher, INV
mail, at hi. risk, arc entitled To- a Copy prnt,s.
Many other .easons might be given but these
aresuiiciepi.
The Philadelphia saturday Express
ron
HOME ClHCuE.
Is published by $. McHENRY,
M. AZ D'ck st.. N. +. Of second Philmi'a.
I5.A copy Of the Express, and one Of eth
er Cooley. L"dy's Book. Graham, Magazine.
Sartain'. Magazine, or Harper. New Monthly
Magazine. may be Obtained for -Four Dollars.
HANNIBAL FEMALE SEMINARY.
Miss Sarah u. SicbbiMs-P rimCipa,.
Miss =. Et1a liObrris-TcacICr of Music
As the Rv. n McErny has Withdrawn from, mi. n,ur
ialne isiiuon, we wnud r.prcttuiy inform the PATRONS
and firnds that propose continue IL aid 20 c their
patronage.
The rn ipn and her hs'is'a'i dnrn"i in view of brcnm
ING fr0"s-l"nil TrHrhrrsi and avipg md
rSpsrnrr ~ their rev-'a r,u,m- propo.c
tn"sahish per~aHrHf lnsliuiion They p,d,r
'hah ~" rN"pi- WI %" -pir~d t., max adyi n
moral n well sia"rcu, .qnl tue best Female
temtnari,s thu
The mann, ~ aud drrnrnrn nf al pupils Wi watch
ID ovr' wan "a'r itrnIr, alton, as
In thrir Iu',- study.
The II sem n""uh H's,on viii conurucr ian fi,
snd rontin" Nv" months.
A,'.e rai Of each 'rs-,"n r1r" will ,bic e,,mna
OF Si ihr ,'iIns
Iaym' NJ WIN h. .'pii -, the
TERMS IbeC Half scs-iOn.
Hpellny, E"ai,ig aud "
Geography, hlti,n'tiC rud
kHiuInl Ptih'-"phl, I hriuis y sud
ais1 Mental ani NnIiI ~ J., ~ I'D Nh,lufis.
Extra hayECs:
Latin Creek, and fnWh language aud
highs' Mathematics, each, s3OD
Drawing, raDtiug and Embroidery. rUr
Music IN The fano aud Guitar, each. 15I
Use Ut ins,flm"nt for practice, per mouth 81
Incidental expenses. s.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-01-30

I'M r d = ny mess up as soon
- US post ''tn,,Jsy 10 having Hannibal. INV
l'ienhs and cut n Ni ubisa me very a,uch by com
lh@ 'n'"a'" "'' N g mp. or oslng accounts BY note
a. do "o' \" &" "'vc az o:my business unsettled
can generally tc found al the store Of Mr.. Ed Dun
nng. iug n RrCREcN
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-01-30

N'iUl hruy eiFr - Hil r"rs"us Interested IN the
wac ut NuI0H k"l drr,s"d Iuc at Rail, County that
N UNDERSIGNED administrator hns utaIud Ir,r,s admins.
llI from i'r ERIK Of il County rpurt If iAa inln ",
"rp "aH h rlr ed A. T. 1850 Al pprsuns having claims
na"iS"" 's" ar requested 10 present them allowance,
"hl ~ I'VE q" rnnilS they may prrcudrd from any
'n'h IT said estate" and u not Tc3cncd within years
wil bee Tor buried. ''
dec. - $3.50, JAMES UORNRAl,k adm,r
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i'~ RnNNN BEo lHE-An immru-c ..r.tv
%. m"n 10 Rome never lighted a candle. uulr.s
sometimes n the carly dawn. And this rus ON
o.. homo Was tlg custom Of all nation, CHAT lived
around iAn great pond Of tue mediterranean. IN
ltasn,. LNp' Palestine, and Asia Minor. tie
auclrutE Wen, to bed, like good BOYS. from to
o'clock. The Turb. and other people. who l!y,
surcgedoi to the habit, and station, OF the al4.
ctent-, to soto thr, day The homns. therefore
Who saw DAB joke Ia sitting around tire table iu
the dark went of 90 bed as soon a- ,ha d.lur.s
began. livery body did So. ulI Eutaa puurli
Us himself was obliged 20 ,ruudc uial,e.l utT in
l"r t'ih. Iuquu.ou, might b. very superb
fellow, but We doubt wA,tLu. Ly e,ers. i lar.
tLlnr I4-Aught
Aud, though it may be thou-ht tba. plots ol
cYu~p.ry.r- would flourish m such q ,ify Of dark.
ness, /. H TO be considered the con. pralor~ ta,ul
selves haI 10 more candles than honest meu-
both parties were in the dark
Beng mp .Lep and stirring mot 'onc after the
.arD. has ui,r,ui id tir Romans l,n abru
ar-,; How-a-iJr, We would have 60 ta.earil,
for cigar IIu ul., for the i-n..auca o., ,hc iour
H"ah'usl They Al1 ncitag, tie ,n.uor lh, uln.
er Ia lh, point, WE must t.A our niolhrr earth
"ih being really too strury. lu the case uf the
candles We approve Of ier par-.uosy. Much
mischief is brewing by candle il-it II., il was
coming 1t too strong To ALLOW no t.blc.o. Mguy
Wild tei,o- ~ Rome, your Cr3ccuL Syihs Cat.
alIn's, would not hive played .h-l AMI Tommy
~ the way they dad, If they could have -ur.nni
Their angry stomach, with % cjrar--r pipe ha, Jos.
tnGccp'nI many an evil scheme i.ut lh. utug
Is past helping now st E1Me, you ..u., 40 d..
i"ry uucz --..s Qo,prrv
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i Gotrl

I'ov River House, hy J.. DELANo, ou the canal
u.arrh, lu1Iutt Cana, packets sropIrguorly
atlus huu-r
American House, ucarthr confluence ul the H.
lnoIz aud Fox Rivers, aud near the bridge.
Mansion II 1gSr, Ottawa, by X Thorn. fa--
srnE"r- carried Tree 10 and from the canal pack
els Stages 'rrlyr and depart dgIy.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-03-29
OTTAWA, HI, SA URDAY. MARCH 90 1851.

H., m a.drum. tn, man who does this. aud
."ok- you wci. M tie face at the sgmc time la.
n"' much harm about h.H. ii he cauup, bear to
meet F"ut direct gaze hc !, either "a iuul,1 or u
'"ma,cr-mo,t probably the lattcr.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-03-29

Mour Duuwuir>ra-I OrurR ~mn-
There seem To hr two sides TO the rappng que
.iono RaaIo \ correspondent. ur ua Clryr
land PhmIr'cr under date of the "a inst insist,
that it /, uohmbug Ringing the bell b, sumo
thing-tmti is, ilit is done Wcpub.h the lct
ter entire.
DEAR GRN:-The town ms been in great
commotiou ever since the ulvrutul the Rochester
knockers Mrs Fish, and Mis- Eos After the first
two or three exhibitions, the rush To their rooms
wa. tremendous The city was all cNcltcmcuL
aud nearly all who visited the exhibition, were
convinced ol tie reality or the rapping, a. spirit
uul demonstrations. Some doubted, some id
thr whole gllur u~ an lrrNut humbug Among
the latter were three learned professors OF the
Buffalo University, who uulrrtouk hy the potcn.
ry of ,hcr ulmos..uui tho power Of their logic to
turn the table upon lLc ~prutls.- They claim
,l that the sound, We're produced by uchng the
knee JOHN. I--r horse laugh philosophy. An
imp',-IMIly lur ~pu,Js would sometimes rap ~,
the door. muting one sound 'hen ou thc WALL ma
king auuup and 'hru ON thr sofa, making quite
purrh.r. whereas tlr .iyn' knrc would mako thr
10, .r This, expose wa- like tH' "a.
'N mrh wh..nrr ahmed ri lunt og n'oy.,
BaroI'ro anJ nrkcdlUo hNlrr uyrr
N.u# Uu .i.' w.h allowing these learned
.. III. N.pw'rc, u1.Hluus , p.w
... 90. airh 1- spirit. made them
,.yr.r,. whoi, munph bcy,rvcr in
.p. ..w thuor, mn0. IT 'hr a,,rmp' o' the
H.f urnfs-ur- n..0n. uIo'h"r laln.' 'ona
.. ng ..W.. ...'"r|uU
d NH.
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The last Mcmphi. Appeal says 'hc corporate
authorities Of that city, have Subscribed $1,000.
600 oithc city bonds to the Memp pai.e and Charles.
town railroad, TO bo issued On DC i.t oI Aui!
NyAl
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-03-29

TheBltmoro Am,utu from authentic data,
states tie whole amouu' of gold shipped from
California, since It's first discovery thelv in ieip.
to % s6s5sG,5el,
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Shaving and Hair Dressing.

pHE subscribers take th. method ot returning their
thinks to the pDbIir tor the liberal patronage
they have received, AMI hope, hy increased attention
I0husnr.s 10 merit aud receive sull prthrrpattou-
thrIrprccs are suited to hard times
Shop kept open late ON saturday night, but closed
a,prrrisrIv 10 o'clock, 4 VI on Sunday,
Rl1nrs brushes, Combs sc. tor sale.
shop on Madison near Columbus II, norlh-rUsl
e.. .l' court house REIH \ tREBEl.
nnaNn, Dec u 1850 3m
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OF the hir,y.one states of the Union llllno's
stand. eleventh in population. She viii 'iGr1
No In 1850
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ANDREWS
Daguerrean GallerV

~ Sang.f- bo.k,up stairs llkcne-,c- taken
u lHa best and latest style oithr art: and .r' u
PLAIN and fancy CASES Frames, Lockrls, Sc. &c.
The Minnesotian. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1851-1852, 1851-12-13
CHEAPEr, THAN EVER.

THE subscriber would respectfully announce TO the ct-
zens Of ST. Paul. and the OF nankind,'' that he
has received AMI is selling the stock Of goods tina,
Fan be found in Sslhrse diggns' ain and will contp
ae TO sell cheaper and less profits, than any In this
Territory, either wholesale reta and moth
Ing shorter. II consists, in part Of the following
YGO0DS "A large and very superior assortment OF
fa.ie Fine Drrss Goods, such Prints, Aipacss Cng-
hams, DclaInes, Thibet Cashmerrs, French Aeriuoa.
etc. good assortment Of shawls wells, hoods scarfs
gloves Hosiery, MantilaS, Laces Edgngs, Bonnet aud
Cap Ribbs, flowers, pins, needles and combs Of Great
variety. Also, good stock 81
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
consisting OF Overcoats dress and ock cnas pans vests
ps jackets, under and overshrs, knit flannel draw
country made socks etc. Also an extensive
LADIES' SHOES AND BOOTS,
variety and price together with good assort-
ment Of Gents Moroccos, Calf Kip and Congress Boots
Cali, Kip, Gum-eiastc and Patent Leather shces Boys
Youths Childen's and Misses shoes a,d in great
bunGance. Also good assortment OF
HATS AND CAPS,
consisting Of Fur aud Cloth, and plush caps for men, and
Hats, &c. Together with good supply Of
QUEENSwARE AND GLASSWARE,
Hardware and Cutlery, Drugs and Medicines, Groceries
and Provisions, &c.. All which, (and the half has moi
mentone) will be sold for CASH as
going Of the trade in the spring. Please ex-
anime stock before making your purchases and You
viii be well paid for your trouble, are determined
of EXTERN naIion sga>t high prices Store
Third street, between Roberts and Jackson Streets
ST. Paul, Nov. 1861. r. NJ. SPENCER.
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CONTRACT FOR BUILDING LARGE Ho-
TEL IN SAINT PAUL.

CHARLES W. BORCP AND COMPANY, invite con-
~ tractors 10 int" their office in ST. Paul, SEALED
PROPOSALS. for the building q large Hotel on Kilt
sons addition, s.. Paul, the cellar and f,umta; ion
therefor, already constructed; the work be completed
by thu first o May and the building be fol-
lowing dimensions, viz:
The building be 6S by 46 feet four stories high
wing IS by 81 feet, two stories high addition ~
By 70 feet, one story and half high.
Sealed proposals are invited,
I. For putting up the brick walls Of said building the
contractor to furnish all the materials, the thickness
Of the walls to be specified.
2. For doing all the carpenter joiner work Of said
building f built of brck) the materials be furnished
by us to the contractor.
3. For doing all the carpenter and joiner work Of said
building making the building entirely WOOD mate
rails TO be furnished by to the contractor the style
of workmanship to be specied in the bid.
A. For all the carpenter AMI joiner for the entire
construction Ut said house, png the making of the
doors, window sash and window the sane ina
terals furnished above specified the also
The doors, windowash and blinds, ready to be lifted aud
hung.)
8. For making all the DOORS wndow-sash and blinds for
said building, the material to be furnished by us.
b. For constructing street, forty wde above high
water mark, from the hotel marsh to the river
Proposals will be received until the 18th of December,
inst. Minute specifications, according plan and con-
tract to be signed, will DO drawn up prepared to be
signed by the parties.
CHARLES ". BORUP co.
St. Paul, Dec. 6, 1851.
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ELFEI.T & BROTHERS,

IAvE retted their s:oreroon with elegance
and have now one OF the finest business establish
ments in the northwest where they will be happy
their friends AMI customers.
They have just received New York and Phiiade-
phia large assortment Of fancy and staple dry goods
aiso hardware, embracing all descriptions building
teTias. They call particular attention their stock OF
glass and queenswaTc and also their supply of fancy
groceries, such cages, grapes pin.
apple, peaches. &C., French prunes olive oil. farna
CHAMPAGNE, port and ginger wines, and liquors the
best anay, absen,he, lemon syrups, and bay water.
~ CorreiFs congress lemonade Compounds splen-
did a~cle, only rs cents per package.
II The essence of cof.e, package OF which, cost
n@ Int 10 cents, Is equal to four pounds coffee.
IL kefchups, pepper sauce, mustard, ground pepper,
al>pice, Cloves, saaratsall done up packages ex-
pressiy for family
superb article Of horse raddsh put up bottles.
~ Elicit Brothers dcsir: that this community shall
distinctly understand, that they lave firmly to
do business hereafter the CASH SYSTEM. II Is their
determination to sell their goods cheap ready pay.
III f. b. are authorized agents for Jayne's and
Swarne's celebrated patent medicines.
~ Our new goods shortly expected, when Z full
catalogue will appear.
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TO THE PARENTS ANDTEACHERS OF THE
TFRRITORY

order TO furnish every facility for the accomplishment
Of the purpose uplatei By the law IL the land
creating the office Of Superintendent OF Common Schools
WIS uniformity Of school books throughout the territory
with as little expense possible 10 parents, the UNDER
signed will sell such books by the Superin
tenien as he may have hand. at COST, during the
space OF fifteen days from date and such as not at
present In the Territory, he Will spare expense to
cure at the earliest time possible.
The prices will be for PxrI-r's list Reader 10 cents
"a :ers 20 keaer 20 do; Parkers Sd Reader q do;
Parkers 4th Reader 30 do. Davies First Lesson IN Arit
metic 10 d. Davies school Arrn ec 80 do: willard
history of me United States IS do. Fulton EaStman's
Beck Keeping IS do; &c.
ALso-Actnf'ry's Towns, Mahdevil.s and Good-ich's
Readers; ka.'s, Smiths, Perkins and Adams Arithue-
tc rot 100 niuch sod received in exchange their
nerchantabls vsue. Clean cotton and linen rays also
taken in exchange for books.
W. G. LEDuC.
81 Paul, November %, 1851. min
p s. Hurry up your look list, friends, and keep Us bu
sy this hall month We Cannot afford be idle while
ing business Tor nothing.
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Dec. 10, 1S51.-13'.
TERRITORY OF MrNNrS0Tt.
Cny-crv nr> W4cryTv IrnN

TERRITORY OF MrNNrS0Tt.
COUNTY OF WAsHIS ITON.
Ivy virtue .c,tio is med the district
- c ,urt of sail Crunv Of W thnrton. ant tn m d
rncir, have si"Zed md "vi upon all the rch', till
an interest VIII ~ John VI. fr 'w>t"r, hai the
teuh Gay "f Oc."h"-, 1851, that he hav" sin
ur"d in and to all h1s" cn-tain pieces parcels Of land,
>tna. ii. lying being in thu sail Corrty Of Wash ng
ION, known AMI lie .crib>i ~ ,ilow;. TO wit:
lot nnmcr ti 81 sernn number thirty (3I) no-'h
acres OF lant.
Also. lot number twenty-eiaht f2s) in block number
twn'ynna t,a.l Cnrlu'iny IN hill lin sail 10Y in
the ~ Saltwater. County OF Wash:gton aforesaid
surveyed by Harvey Wilson, ESQ.,, and recorded in the Of
aca Of the Register OF DEEDS, for sail county. All If
which I shall expose for sale at puhic ven'iu- 10 the
hi hest bidder Saturday tn" twenty day Of jan
1852. bow th- hpirs Of ten ocorl in tn" fore
% AMI o'ct-k in tn" afternoon. 1t til Off - of the
Register of Deeds, Of said county. a. saltwater
WIN. c. PENNY,
Sheriff 81 Washington County, n. T.
Printers Fee s.
Dated Saltwater NJ. T., this 9th day Of December,
1851.
December 10, 1861.
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q DOE. be., Kentucky Mustard on hand,
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OEACH and Plum Jam, put up in cans,
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NFALLIBLE Yeast Powders. warran.
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IN DOZ old Rye Whisky, warranted
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= DOZ old Oporto Port, expressly for in
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= BASKETS l-s pins Champagne, for
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A FINE assortment: Of Tsas, by
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q DOE canisters Of sporting Powder. for
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a GASES best Missouri sweet leaf
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