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The Minnesotian. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1851-1852, 1851-11-29
ELFELT & BROTHERS.

IAvE retted their storeroom with taste and elegance
and have OF the finest business establish
northwest, where they will be happy to see
their friends and customers.
They have Just received from New York Philadel-
phia, large Of fancy and stable ry coois
asO hardware, embracing all descriptions building ma
terias. They call particular attention their stock
glass and and also to their supply of fancy
groceries, such CT green gages pine
APPLE peaches, &C., French prunes, olive o farnia
champagne, port and ginger wines and liquors of the
best quality, absienthe, lemon syrups and bay water
W Correlps congress lemonade cOmpound-a spIen-
did article, only % cents per package.
The essence Of coffee, one package of which, cost
ing but Is cents, equal to four pounds store coffee,
Ketclups, pepper sauce, mustard, ground pepper.
alspce cloves, saaratus-all done up packages ex-
pressly for family
superb article Of horse raddsh put I'D in bottles
Elicit Brothers desir. that this community shall
distinctly undersand that they have firmly resolved to
do business hereafter the SYSTEM. 1t Is their
determination to sell their goods cheap ready pay.
-. Il. & b. are authorized agents for Jaync,s and
Swayne's celebrated patent medicines.
70 Our new goods shortly expected, when full
catalogue will appear.
The Minnesotian. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1851-1852, 1851-11-29

Isailed from Leith, in Scotland, 18th
of April 1874, in the good ship Provi-
dence, a name propitious, bound for
New York. Among the passengers was
a lady, having with her in charge four
or five young children. The father had
gone before to prepare for them hab-
tation, no small undertaking, when three
months was a tolerable passage. A.
mong the children was boy, seeming
ly Of four Years. growth. He was live
ly and playful, always on deck. His
mother. was ina continual fear on his
account. / tod her, as had nothing
to do, I would take care Of the boy
This, to her, was great relief /; so,
comparatively speaking I carried the
boy. in my arms ose the waves Of the
Atlantic.
Now this boy is collector Of the port
Of New York. In the arrangements of
Providence he is the man md I am the
child he in turn carries me n his arms.
Or, in plain Scotch, he gives ne an Of
hce IN the department whereby l earn
enough to keep soul and body together.
The sovereign people need not ipfersr om
this that l spend Uncle Sans money
for naught the Office must be filed by
some one, and though seveny-%fno' 1
can perform the duties of n, depart
ment as we'll as in my twens NINTH year.
l never ate the bread ldieness, nor
will /, while I can g~sp hammer or
blow the bellows,
1 have mad these remarks without
the knowledge of any of the parties re-
ferred .. 1t is to cancel a debt of
gratitude due the Giver Of all Good,
and to men, his instruments and to
remind my neighbors that a deed done
with good intent seldom goes unre-
warded, even in this life. "Cast thy
bread upon the waters, thou shalt find
it after many days" In my case this
is fulfilled to the letter. In 1874 l
cast my bread upon the waters of the
Atlantic ocean; in 1871 l found it
floating on the shores Of the Hudson
river.
The Minnesotian. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1851-1852, 1851-11-29
TIME OF HOLDING THE COURTS OF MINNESOTA
TERRITORY.

ist judicial district, embracing Ramsey county and
the counties Of Dakoah wahnata and wahkato attached
to Ramsey county, for judicial purposes justice
ST. Paul. Time of holding court, second Monday In April
and September of each year. Chief Justice Good
fich, presiding.
ID Judicial district, Washington county and the
ties OF Itasca and Wabasha, attached to Washington
judicial purposes. Seat of justice, saltwater. Time OF
holding court, second MONDAY Of May and October Hon.
David Cooper, presiding.
Sd Judicial district, Benton county and the county Of
Penbna attached Benton county, judicial purposes.
Seat Of Justice Sank Rapids. Time of holding court,
ond Monday of June and November. Hon. B. b. Meeker,
presiding.
The Minnesotian. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1851-1852, 1851-11-29

The DysExrERY.-This dread disease
has been very prevalent, and unusually
fatal this fall in yariens parts OF New
England. In many towns which have
been heretofore Regarded as very healthy,
the mortality has been fearful. In some
places the rayages Of the disease have
not been checked by the frost, as is nsu-
ally the case. Generally speaking, how
ever we believe the disease is now aba
ing and the approach Of cold weather it
IS hoped WILL cause its entire disappear
snce.
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TO THE PARENTS ANDTEACHERS OF THE
TERRITORY.

order to furnish every facility for the accomplishment
Of the purpose contemplated by the Inv VI The land in
creating The Office OF Superintendent Of Common Schools
( uniformity Of school books throughout the territory
with little expense possible TO parents, the UNDER
signed will sell such books recommended by the Supern
tendent he may have on hand, at COST, during the
space of fifteen days date and such not
present IN the Territory he will spare expense pro-
at the earliest time possible.
The prices will be for Parkers LIST Reader, 10 cents
Parker's ID Rea.er 20 do Parker's 81 Reader ~ do
Prkers 4th Reader 40 do. Davies First Lesson in Arh
mec Is do; Davies School Arithmetic 80 do wiiiars
history the United States 45 do; Fulton Easmans
Book Keeping IS do; &c.
ALso-McGufey's. Towns, Mandevills and Goodrich's
Readers; Rays, Smiths, Perkins and Adams Arthme-
cs IL not too much soad received In exchange their
mercantabs value. Clean cotton and linen also
taken exchange for books.
W. G. LEDCC.
St Paul, November 20, 1851. nun
s. Hurry up your book list, friends, and keep bu
sy this cannot afford 10 be idle while do
ing business for nothing.
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II An interesting incident occurred

u An interesting incident occurred
not long since an the church o. Rev. Gar
diner Spring, DID,, in this city. Some
eight or nine persons were admitted men,
bers of the church. and of the three who
were baptised, two were master and
his sldpe. The former was tall, middle
aged white man, though of rather dark
complexion, and the slave was very in
teresting, intelligent and good looking mu-
latto girl about seventeen years of age.
They knelt and were baptised together
she in the name Of Jessie Alderman. We
were unable to learn the particular South
.ern State they were from, but he brought
her to this city for the purpose Of manu-
uniting her.-NY Courier and Enqui-
ger.
The Minnesotian. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1851-1852, 1851-11-29

PERILs OF THE Arctic WHALERs.-
The whaling ship John Wells, Of Bed
ford, which was damaged by ice in Bier
ing's Straits, was at one time surrounded
by a solid body of ice, which extended as
far as the eye could see. The ship was
encompassed by this formidable barrier
for thirty-two hours, and the men got out
upon the ice and walked the distance of
half mile around the vessel. The ship
was greatly damaged, and would put into
the Sandwich Islands for repairs.
The Minnesotian. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1851-1852, 1851-11-29
WILLIAM TAYLOR,
BARBER AND HAIR DRESSER,

LAS built and fitted up = Shaving So.
IL loon, on Sd street, next door west Of
the new Post Office in Saint Paul. up to the
increasing luxury, style and elegance Of
the growing metropolis Of Minnesota,
where he will be happy to serve citizens
and strangers in st. Paul, in every branch
Of his business, according to the best Of his
ability.
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Lumber for Sale.

"HE undersigned wishes to inform tho
l. citizens Of St. Paul and its vicinity
that he is opening Lumber Yard, near
the Single Factory, on Jackson and Sew
enth streets, and is prepared to I'll orders
for all kinds Of Lumber Of any description,
Laths or Shingles.
Terms easy. One half up, and the bal
ance on the delivery of the Lumber.
J. w. BASS, Agent for
St. Anthony Mill Co.
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BRICK! BRICKS!

COOP Brisx can now be had at the yard Of
" BR.WLEY l. SYMONDS, who have
been IN partnership sine. the ist Of April
1891 Having proper machines, they are pre-
pared to make the comm on, and also the pat.
eat FIRE brick, equal to ans used In the United
States, end al sinnilsY PRICES,
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PAPER IIANGI\GS.

W. S. COMBES, Con. OF ST. ANTHONY & CAPITOL
STREETS, OPPOSITE AMERICAN HOUSE.
HAS Just receiv lot rich and beautiful pa-
terms Of parlur hail, AM! chamber wall pupers Dor
ders, curtain papers, and board prints all Of which
will prices Call see the Franklin
Book Store.
nov. %.
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POLITICAL WORKS.

Mrs Hcmsns, 81 rs; Burns, do; Moorc's, do; Scots,
do; Byron's dol II Kirk Whites do Millions. do; Cow
per's, do; Cook and owitts, do; Tuppers dol Words
worth's, do; Campbers,do.
FremonPs Exploring Expedition through Oregon and
California; 81 25; The Life of General Andrew Jackson;
by jenkins, do; Lives OF James Madison and James
Monroe; by Q Adams. With portraits, do; Youngs
Science of Government New and improved edition, en-
larged do Oregon: History, Condition and Prospects,
By Rev Gustavus Hines. 437 PIP. 12mo, with portrait,
do; The Silver Cup of Sparkling Drops from many Foun
tans Dedicated to the Friends OF Temperance the world
over. By Miss Porter, 81 00 Thrilling Adventures by
Land and Sea by Jas Brayman. 500 I2mo pages, IL
Illustrated, 81 5O Dean Swft's Works. illustrated ell
ton, containing Guves Travels, Tales of Tub, Battle
of the Books, &C. do; Popular Biography; by Peter Par
ley, 500 pp do; Youats Farricry being the most mpor
tan parts of 'Youatt on the Horse Amcricanzed and
smpfed by II Randall, with 60 wood and steel enera-
Large l2mo do; History of the War with Ne xtc'
by Jenkins. Illustrated with 25 steel and wood en-
CRAVINGS. Large 12mo, do; Wild Scenes of Hunters
Life, and Remarkable Adventures, do; Noble Deeds Of
American Women; examples of Female Courage and
virtue. l vol. with portrait, do; Daring Deeds OF Amer
lean Heroes by Jas BraymaD. 500 12mo pages. IL
Illustrated, dol United States Exploring Expeditions 81 6o
Antiquities of the State Of New York and the West. is
do; Schoolcraft's American Indian. Their History and
Condition. New edition, enlarged with pates dol Ill
brary Of Natural History. vol royal octavo with 400
engravngs. Compiled the works Of writer's Nat
ura History, 81 so; 'Murrays Pictorial History Of tue
United States 500 PIP vo. Numerous engravings, do;
sByron's Works, in one volume, Svo, including all his
suppressed and attributed pocms with beautiful engra
Wings dol sShaksp .ares Complete Works, In one royal
svo volume, do; sRoiiins Ancient History. volumes
forming complete Library of Family Information &C.
BY W W Murray, Esq. Embelishhed with $50 engra-
wings. vol royal octave, IS 90; sColemans European
Agriculture and Rural Economy. Embelshcd with six
ty engravngs from wood and Steel Sheep cloth, IS.
Books marked with star, thus t) are not mailable,
will, however, send them free of to place
In the United States Canadas to which send by
express, except California Oregon Parties ordering
should be very particular give their full address, Town,
County and State.
u. Funds be forwarded at our risk II mailed In
the Post Master and numbers and dates OF the
sam. retainder.
No books kept sold by Of an Immoral tendency.
N B.-Agents wanted sell the above Books: 10 whom
large discounts will be given.
AL orders should be addressed Post Paid to
GEO DERBY & co.
Publishers, BaAsle, y. 7.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
EXCHANGE AND DEPOsITE OFFICE
OF
Geo. W. Harrington, & Co.
ST. ANTHONY ST., SAINT PAUL.

ST. ANTHONY ST., SAINT PAUL.
MONEYS derosite and interest allowed on all sums
WI deposited for three months and over.
Exchanged On all the principal cities, and south,
for sale.
Collections In any OF the States promptly attended
Investments made In Real Estate, or otherwise for
persons living out Of the Territory, in the
geous manner.
O'Clock. nov 29--uf
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CHEAPER THAN EVER.

THE subscriber would respectfully the citi-
] Of 81. Paul, and 'sthe manknd,'' that he
has received and is selling the goods tina,
be found in 'sthese dggns ain, and will contin-
to sell cheaper, aud at less profits, than any this
Territory, either at wholesale RETAIL cash moth
ing shorter. II consists, in part of the following
DRYGOODS "A large and very superior assortment OF
Ladies' Fine Dress Goods, such Prints Alpacas, Cling
hams, DeLaines, Thibet Cashmeres, French Merinoes
ETC. Also good assortment of shawls, vels hoods
Gloves Hosiery, Mantilas, Laces, Edgings, Bonnet and
Cap Ribbons, flowers, pins needles aud combs great
'aris-V Also, good stock VI
DEADY-MADE CLOTHING,
OF frock coats pants vests
pea Jackets, under and ove r;s knit and flannel
cts, Country a"e soeks' etc. A extensive stock of
LADIES' SHOES AND BOurs
OF every variety and price together with good a,so,
ment of Gents MorOccos, Calf, Kip and Congress Boots
Calf, Kip, Umeastic and Patent Leather shoes; Boys
Youths Childrens and Misses shoes and boots great
bundance. Also a good assortment of
HATS AND CAPS,
consisting Of Fur and CLOTH and plush caps and
Hats, &c. Together with good supply OF
QCEENSwARE AND GLASSWARE,
Hardware and Cutlery, Drugs and Medicines, Groceries
and Provisions, &C., all OF which, {and the half
been mentioned) will be sold extremely low cash
going the trade in the spring. Please
anime stock before making your purchases and you
will we'll paid for your trouble, determined
wage determination sgainst high prices Store
Third street, between Roberts and Jackson streets.
ST. Paul, Nov. 1851. X. NJ. SPENCER.
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ROCK KEEP.NG!

A CLASS will be opened for the study Of Double and
n Single Entry Bookkeeping ct Combs book store on
the LIST Monday evening In December at l-2 o'clock
Terms for o full course Of Instruction SIS.
W. ). COMBS,
Corr St. Anth. Fam
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PENN NANSHIP.

CLASS will be opened for Instruction the art Of
n Pennmanshipa Combs book store, the LIST Tues
day in December at IL O'Clock. Terms for full course
Of instruction $500.
W. s. COMBS,
Cor. ST. Anth. n Gan
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BOOKS FROM 25 CTS. TO DOLLARS EACH
OFFEREp AT REDUCED PRICES

10 The new postage law, which took effect July l.,
1885, permits us TO send bound volumes, weighing not
pounds, by mail. This is great event, and the
reading Community have cause for self-cOngratuation
The discount the annexed List will be twenty Der
yi1
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GRAMMAR LECTURES.

TrTJF .rctfuly inform the young
Ladies and Gentlemen Of St. Paul, he will COM
men.e course Of evening lectures English Grammar
in the lower SchooHouse, Tuesday evening Dec TO-
at O'clock
From the success usually attending his efforts, inn
parting his knowledge to others, he feels justified In say
ing that entire satisfaction will be given.
GEO. II. SPENCER.
TERMs-$3,O0 for thirty lessons.
n. b. public lecture will be given at the Methodist
Church on Wednesday evening next.
Nov 29-y
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SONS OF TEMPERANCE.
ST. PAUL DIVISION, No. 1,-Insttuted May 8, 1850.
Meets every Tuesday evening at Temperance Hall, at
Z O'Clock.
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SrAcE-MEAsURISc.-Imagine rail-
way from here to the sun. Why, if we
We're TO send baby in an express train,
going necessarily at a hun red miles an
hour, without making any stoppages, the
baby would be a boy-the boy would grow
to be man-the man would grow old,
and die-without seeing the sun, for it is
distant more than a hundred years from
us. But what is this compared to Nep-
tunes distance? Had Adam and Eve
started by our railway at the creation, to
go from Neptune to the sun, at the rate
of fifty miles an hour, they would not
have got there yet, for Neptune is more
than six thousand years from the centre
of our system. But we are getting into
too large numbers again; we must have
some swifter servant than railway to
measure space for us. Light answers our
purpose-for light travels from the sun
to the earth in eight minutes Eight
minutes, then counting by light, are G.
Iuivaient TO a hundred years Of a railway
express speed. 1t would take about four
hours to go from the sun to Neptune
Among the stars, we shall find that the
nearest is three years off, counting by
light. Household Words.
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EXTRA 1NDCcEMENTs.-On receipt for the cash,
will forward by mail EXPRESS books ordered
following list, the above terms, and of expense
is the time those residing in distant parts
the country who not in the vicinity of bookstore,
purchase their books at greatly reduced prices.
List of Books with booksellers prices attached
Doyies Ready Reckoner; new and improved edition,
from plates, % cents; Young Lady's Gift, so do (;
jays Family Prayer, so do Dodrdgc's Rise and Prog
ress, so Baxer's Saints Rest, SO do Robbins Pro-
Reckoner; showing the value OF different kinds OF
grain, pound bushe. limo, rs do; The Young
Mans book, rs dos Chambers Treasury of knowledge. al
Lamartua's History of the French Revolution 1S4S;
with steel portra do; Fowler's Phrenology Proved
Illustrated, and applied With cuts, do Cembes Consti-
tuition of Man, do; Moore's Lalla Rookh. A beautiful
edition. Steel plate, do Gift Book Young Ladies'
by Dr. Alcott. With plate, do; Gift Book re.,ng
by DIR. Alcott With plate, do FoX's Book Mar
tyrs, 81 25 Lives of wesey's, do; Pilgrims Progress
with notes and life the author With plates Life
Of Christ and his Apostcs by Rev. John Fleetwood,
D., do Life Of Or Jusop, the head of the
terprse Clement. 400 PIP. with portrait, Lives
the three Mrs Jusons above with three por-
traits 400 PIP, do Life and Essays oil DR. Franklin
portrait, do The Life of John Quincy Adams by ii
Seward, do; The American Fruit Culturist; by John
Thomas, Headey's Women of the Bible, do; Heacys
Napoleon and his marshals lusrated do The Life OF
Empress Josephine, first wife of Napoeon by Head
ley portrait, do; Indian Captivcs Life in
the wigwam; by Samuel G Drake, do; The Missionary
Oerng dedicated DR. Juson, do; The Life OF General
Zachary Taylor; Montgomery do Life Of Gen Scott;
Mansfield, The Generals Of the last with Great
Britan by John jenkins, do; Popular Poets. limo,
cloth, with por rats.
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THE undersigned having purchased tho
J. interest of his brother, in the concern
Of H. w. TRACY g. CO., will still contin-
ue business at his old stand. for his own
account, where he will be happy to see his
friends and the public generally. He will
give his entire attention exclusively to
Family Groceries, and will warrant all ar
ticles in his line.
N. B. Books LAID aside Terms CASH.
CHARLESF. TRACY.
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CATARACT DIVISION, No. 2, st. Anthony Falls.
Meets w~d~-.aa, evening 1T malt past six
O'Clock.
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LIQUORS, GROCERIES &C.. &c.

TIME subscribers have just opened in the,-
IL New Store on the site Of their old stand,
No. Sc Levee, Steamboat Landing, Gaiena, H.
goods, well selected in Boston, New York and
New Orleans markets, for cash, all Of hich
will be sold low and at prices making it to
the advantage of dealers 10 buy OF US in pref
erence of any other market. Our Liquors
and Wines are pure and genuine, aid as such
they will be sold.
Give Us a call and examine onr sfock narf
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ST. PAUL, LODGE, NO. 2.
Meets every saturday evening at O'clock at the ODD
FELLOWS HALL, in Rice & Banalps brick block, Oh ST.
Anthony street, below the American House.
Members Of the Order in good standing, from other
Lodges, respectfully invited to attend.
T.. NJ. PARTRIDGE, Sec'y.
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AT THE OLD STAND,
Third, between jackson and Robert Streets St,
Paul.
/ HAVE now on hand stock Of Groceries, Liquors.
Pork, Flour, Domestic Dry Goods, Queesware, Ready
Made Clothing, Hats, Caps Shoes, &c, that will COIN
pare favorably with bought TO this market
assortment Of Queen-ware, especially. recommend
the largest and best selected the Territory. Care
has been taken to the latest styles be found
the Eastern markets. To old customers, and all 9TH
ers, would respectfully say, Call and examine, as am
determined 10 sell very low for cash. AM close my
stock by the opening of Navigation This is ''sure
thing"
nov. 29-n. S. II. SERGENT.
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Dissolution

THE Copartnership heretofore existing
Il between the undersigned is this day
dissolved. All persons Knowing them
selves indebted to the old concern, will
please make payment forthwith to Charles
+. Tracy, who is authorized to receipt for
the same. All accounts and notes not set
tied on or before September, will be placed
in the hands OF an Attorney for collection.
CHARLES F. TRACY.
HENRY w. TRACY.
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I. o. q. F.

MINNESOTA ENCAMPMENT, NO. 4.
Will meet every Wednesday evening at the ODD FEL-
HALL, in II. NJ. Rices brick block on St. Antho-
ny street, below the American house.
Members from other Encampments in good standing
are respectfully invited to attend.
OFFICERS:
b. W. LOTT, c. p. b. w. BRUNsoN, II. p.
JN0. HARRINGTON, S. ". JNO. LESLIE. J. W.
J. W. BASS, $. wM FREEBoRN, r.
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A COUNTESS AT ST.. AUcUsTINE.-A
letter from St. Augustine, Fla, to the
Savannah Republican, says:
The Ancient City is favored with the
presence of an English Countess, who
takes up her abode in Florida, the more
early to secure divorce from somewhat
antiquated husband, the lady herself be-
ing in the bloom and hchi,y of early wo-
manhood. Her object requiring a sojourn
here for certain period, we understand
that, in the course of the coming winter.
a bevy of distinguished friends are expec-
ted from Canada in yacht.-What time
for the gallantry and hospitality of ST..
Augustinians to display itself! A compa-
ny of Canadians, with British yacht,
paying visit away down in Florida to an
English Countess! What chance for a
Yankee yacht to run race down here, to
beat the visiting craft, (if politeness did
not forbid it,) just as Yankee yacht, a
few weeks ago. beat Britisher in ia
nous race at Cowes, England ~
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THE WORLDS FAIR.

NOTWITHSTANDING navigation has closed the Worlds
Fair Is still open with plenty Of EVERY THING TO
supply the Winters demand. Oar stock yet large. but
Is going rapidly therefore 1t Is necessary soon
you wish a choice OF articles. Plenty for new
customers, although constantly thronged with old ones.
nov29 NJ. CCRRAN & co.
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NPIA rubber GOODS mems shoes, all sizes, wo-
mems do. coats; Otter caps all silk plush
and all qualities of cloth, for sale FARRINGTON'S.
5d-uf.
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! w dds. ne~ .swar Eagle' super fne and extra
nov 5 d-uf EARpINcroI,s