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Pkrrrx GooD.-The ST. croix inquirer states
iksi 81 Pad, Minnesota, is place abou, twenty
miles from wiIIowriver Thi. Is some like The
saying--F's,. Los;a, ness Alton. =
TIE teidse aeross the ravine 10 Jackson street,
shoe Re stended 10. The heavy rsi.. on Sat-
!. syysiay sud sunday week carried away one al the
sen,s, by rendering ii 50 weak tta, il is dan
gercas for : loaded wagon to cross ON Il. The
bes' ws5 10 repair !; viii be BY making new
one.
The Ess costume. l. e. the short dress and pants
''ss sssde is appearance in Cslena AID Dubuque.
The Js.srscnian is in ecsiacy on the subject.
fas = The prevailing costume for females at Ira
Herss des Sioux. the fashionable summer resort,
o. Nssa. ne 81. Anthony Express calls the ''Sar-
niega 81 Minnesota Z his costume may DO
seen daily "a our streets worn By the natives 1t
is whst Mrs. Boomer claims FOR II, .'ueither Tur-
kfsh, nos psEsiln. Aratian, but PFe-esninehily
.5at=ieua.''
PHAIRiE La CRossr.-'The ST. CroiN Inqu-
res has correspondent, at Prairie La Crosse, ~ho
give. glowing aceoun, of IS situation, business,
ard pra-p-,is. OF lis situation and business, he
speak @ SLOWS:
"Ls CsoSse village, at inc conluence Of the
I.icreaSe nd Black rivers with The Mississippi,
hes WITHIN wear become extensively known "a
poiEl u sIeat natural advantages for trade, &c.
I, nglibefs now about 500 ,shabtsants--has two
slosaS % opeTaiion, and <wo more erecting. A
l4rge doasfs steam san-inI!l Will be erected b. 4
aaayy f.sa from the eastern part Of the State.
Seuls sly seventy village lots have been sold
'sitla tie last two months, and buildings con-
fTttfrc 20 BE bud, on them this season. Messrs
iareiso * Co, are erecting large forwarding
sRc ~uaaasi=sioa store
Fr WsxxKBkGo AND MINNESOTA RAIL
RokD - W act was passed a. I've last session Of
GO Legislature to incorporate Railroad ey th;s
n1me. commencing al Fort Ninnebago aud ter
rniGaiinE, at or above The mouth oil Lake SAINT
Cfeit. j memc,is! 10 Congress fof grant OF
lanl 80 aii ia the construction 81 said road was
also adopted; aud if frcper measures are taken.
tls -asd Eoyv being built through the centre Of
l.'s.iz. hy the aid Of lands appropriated by gov
esa1ieHi for hat purpose. can be extended from
hciuss Va Madison, for Winnebago and Lake
-. Cro.x q ST. Paul.
lYe aier.,and tia, men,oriai To Congress on
sbe saus subject Was adspted by Inc Minnesota
L1sss@tvfe.-l 81 trolA inquirer
GREAr SL.pE-The whole village was
s,aae4 Tuesday n.ornns by tremendous
crssA, orca stoned b, large slide Of the west
bank . 80 Nissl-sPp, into the river. IL occurred
about lHartsr OF mile below the falls, rsecip-
listing urge mass Of rock, earth, trees, sc.
iuto tbs sm, raising the waier On the opposite
hsas sOrss Two feet One Of cur citizens inquired,
= q suiall lump Of the Reserve psodsced such
cra "a, what might we expect v aen the hole
'uame lSI Anthony EIpress.
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THE STONE STORE.
Veg Goods at Lotc Py.css.

Veg Goods at Lou Prices.
W.SFNPSOS. corner Of Thirc ard Roberts streets
- hss just receis ed entire stock Of Dry Goods
Boot. & shoes. Hats, Caps, Hardware. WoodeuwzEe,
Of all kinds, etc etc, which he invites The
tenGion 81 purchasers
Jnae e, ISL. 10
LIQUORS.
UDORT, Madeira. Ciaret Malaga and Other Wines; cd
pale Cogrse- Foarth Proc: snd Baldwin, Auieri-
can Brandy; Bourbon Whisky, Gis Rum For sale
low By june $40 j. ~. SINPSOS.
CROcERfEs-Tes. Sugar Coffee s. H. Nolssse-
u Rice, etc. For sale low By
June ls. Qo) ". SIMPSON,.
Il ETCHUPS. Pepperssnce, Picks Preserves, saaces
N Brady CAerne., ETC. ForssIe iov by
June IS. 40 j. ~ SIMPSON,
Iaryr lot Of Bedstesds consisstiy hand ard for
n sass by june $50 j. w. SIMPSON
bacon, BANS, shoulaers, ssds., Mes. Port, Away,
I'D On hasd and To- sale ~
juno ls- 10 JR SIMPSON.
FAMILY FLOUR. EIsader extra ard ether brands;
II al@sys OF h.E6 xEa soI sale b.
Juae le. d0 nv SIMPSON,.
A fine .ssortsaesi Of boots and sAOss polka soskr.
"A scosess msses. bog. sna RI oTess ssccs, 10 which
particular siieli,oE 3 iaTiIsd BY
Jnse IL 10 Lw SIMPSON,.
DEADY .ste clothing, large lot, fr sale BY
N juno n j. ~ sfaPsoy.
EygEsH butter and eggs, corn meal, reserve
II eA-ese, etc, for saie low by
June D. gie, j. " SIMPSON
(NooEISG stoves, Ohio rrssium for sale by
~ juno % j. ". SINPSOy.
DURE and No. J. lead, gsss putty srd rails, always
IL Ca hand Ard fOr sale Of
June Is J-B. SIMPSON.
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VQHHE undersigned win give his undivided and
u attention TO the prosecution and collection Of every
description OF claims against the United States before
Congress and the various Departments OF the General
Goyenmeut,-such Invalid, Navy. Bounty Land
Revolgtio Pension Claims. etc. claims arising
der the various Treaties with Foreign and Indian Ne
tns ard al others requiring the active services Of
Agent.
Charges shall always he moderate, and regulated ~
the amount Of Servi,e rendered All Communications
shall receive immediate stienton.
The undersigned efeTs TO the following well known
professional and business his standing ard
ability:
Hon. jas. 4. PEsKcE, U. : Senator, MARYLAND.
Judge r r. Cs.MBERs. do
Mai. Gro. w. Law, Indian Agent Green Bay, Wis
Moss GrBsoS, Esq, Wlow-Iiyer Wisconsin.
fRANE Cs-LtS, do 90
SILAs II. HILL, Washington, D. c.
II All business psoed in mis- hands BY ella nanis shall
be faithfully dtgsntly, and zesioussy prosecuted.
GEO. ARMSTRONG,
Office basement OF his residence,
II. street, between eth and s;h
WAsHiSeTos, Juiy 10, ISL l2
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T DR. l. b. Branch. Of Galena, j. At he
Ams1'eaa House. 81 Paul, where he viii stay
few days, fos the practice Of DensaI Surgery. in
all its bsznchss. Prom the high Testimonial. to
MS skill. which have been voluntarily rendered
by The frss ciizess Of Gsses,s, We wcad urge an
vino are m seed Of any professional service. in
his lise Of bsxiaexs. to gire him a caB. a
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DIED.
Al S, Paul. O. the i7sA inst. HrIrs. wifs

Al S, Paul, On the f7th inst. HELEN. wife ef
John p. Owens, ssed - yean
A youthful mother has passed away from osr
midst She came - ressd: IL ,his place about the
iise Of tie oryasuasics Of the Territory. OF =
very cheerful ssd saeomYainiss dsspss;.ieo, she
ssade many frieads- Tse.gh she had some M
fsssscasoss, Il was gratifying 10 see that dsring
shs i.a fsw Dsasbs II bss hfe, there was deep
saiag AZ her selxOus character; that she mad less
sh4 dispos;aica Of Martha and more Of tina, Of hat
e Masy. To her Psssor, . Few weeks befs<e she
ezp1se. shs remsrked dat ihsss Was no name
e~s Yseessss thsn Jes.s- To bar afflicted hns-
bad asd psrssfs. - greaf ssssos.isoa to beissye
skas WIKI kr = Ass ysas gaia
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NUAiCE.
To all eAom ii may Concern.
DLEASE take notice that y tote, made and given BY
the subscriber, 10 one NJ. r. OrmEby, Of frzrie du
Chien, Wis, for the payment Of hundred dollars,
(sl9J payable abou the first day OF juno, A. D.,
isJ2 beaTR: date about The drst day OF MAY A. d.
1851. and dated at Point Douglass, obtained isom
me through the false aud fraudulent representations OF
sao Orisby. Therefore, take wsTLirs that for the
tai want OF cOEsre aion, said Note viii be 4d b.,
lie, or =. M order, al The maturity thereof
TYLER LovEJOY.
Dated 81 Saltwater, II. T,
yUae Izth. i65i.-s-if
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THE ST. CHARLES HOTEL.
Al Saint Apthcny.

III Sllht HHthCNy.
ITNFIIS LARGE HOTEL. one of the most spa
Il cious in the Northwest, IS at length COM
pleted and furnished, and is now open for the
public. AT the bar, in the parlor, in sleeping
Engagements, at the stable, and in every depart
neni Of The establishment, the pFoprietors will
spare pains and no expen e 10 s1it the wishes
aud convenience Of travellers and it viii not be
for want Of desire TO please, il they do not
make the house agreeable to families aud others
during their stay with them, who are visiting the
romantic scenery Of the Falls, in pursuit of health
or pleasure. 2-1SI
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A T n. ceiek Tsfed FREMONT BOT 81. Benet street.
"A Saint P.al, prepared 70 receive BoARDERs ct
e,,es par ~eek- OF esy-bosrde-x wi,kost iScgns At
e2-5s- They also scep Bar supplied with primo II
ezsrs ci.srs; as6 will be Fxss ell tines dss ard
Exst- PROVIDE sesficnsen sass with any refrezs-
tsey M wat TRAIT thea h msrbet; svcb
pigs feet. oysterx szrss<- tfipe, ssaisos, bEfslo
'oaSues catfish sssods elk sfexts treat
zsa ~scroek. psf,dge, prairie Srcese, sad skstevef
tE-y csa Sad ., iEe isE0s Sesss e our 2ssssl-
June 3, ISL le-iy
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GIVE BIT OF ROPE FOR A HALTER

On To so1e persoas, ard ,ssy know IN
kR4kA wei CT Juga hev 40 and horses; bot ~ "a
f-Sex Il Won give the best horses ard \ -~&
roues tn M.nDesos., sh>F viii know where 70 st
rood Hs.isrs SADDLES Brs.s SsssingsIe- Ard Hares-
ses- crtii they learE that A. X. FRENCH has re-
moved across Third st.es PSI t1tS his new sacr,
scst DOOR cas-; 81 sssaT H. seTsesf'r; vsefe every
brsaca If sa6cIery sd HzsIe-s-gsztizy, wei Is
TruLk-rsztng doae rather cheaper AID better f5aa
az wacze else ia a.nnc.ota-
szst Paul, Jssazry ], I55L
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ArLE pres BOOK STORE,

cerner Of e>reA sr1 Bssssssv Streets ST. Pszi,
AGAY be fssrx q isrxe ard wesl se:scte< stock Of
lvI BOOKS sas STATIONERY. Wiki VII BE re-
rentsse< fr,sa time rss bsersssy ne demand
viii ssie< MACE the rTsscsPk C tarxe
sss-. sas susB psoxss- ~ TerDs essk-
r1Sf 19u
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NATHAN SPICER.

VEwgLLKR q MATCHMAKER. st he sizz 81 TIE
- BIZ Wasrs, TAird Esyest door &c The g. Tssi
Drug sos- prepared C. rske got sse sise- ustehes,
riar. Spores. etc, ssou notice Ai~o repair the
ssrs~ vel bsxes, AeE eoss o. 1Eser rsgs
brackets. ezy-tro5s-
~ g also keeps ssr sac great Tzrs,s Of tS-ssyf,
penszaery, snt rhstsTss ,5s usz<y saas.-c3 cy
- e~ess<x's-
Jure -, fesL ie-fy
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JOHN MORGAN,

.Mid,cG, 5et1een st. Paul and Stilltcafer,
dogs leave to say TO strangers whiting Min
ID nesots, and the public generally, that having
now made his arrangements complete for the ac-
commodation OF the public, aud being situated
in the midst of the most delightful scenery, sur
rounded by lakes that abound in fish, and in an
atmosphere of unsurpassed puriiy--be hopes TO
see company from abroad, "a we'll as from neigh
boring villages. They will find the charges
moderate. y2-l0
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THE MARSHAL,

nF Minnesota Territory, is prepared pay ls.sfs
" demands against the Marshal, in his official caDaei
~, Or presentneni at his Office Ia ssint Pad.
H. l. TIi-DEN, Marshal
June - 1851. cat
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STEPHEN QUIRK.

NV HAMpsHIax.-The $500 Homestead
Exemption Bill finally passed the House On toe
. Hls', havns previously beea adopted by the
Senate 1h,s 10 decided victory Of the Land
neiofrre's, who viii soon be moving for Land
Liml,atiG1 Law
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EAGLE BAKERY.

HHE rsdersgzst, nezz ne A4ezteas Here, ssxai
u P.Hl, wA.1 4 - Dc underwood ~ villagers zad
~ Ire peos q 81 AEnesota large, laH fa<y Oil a.
rxgs be Prepared 10 eel os Bress. boseoa crack<rs
Batter Gra<kkss, as1 s5I ks3s 81 EssrkE-s. Ga<nA
sa1 -, Lesss pfsss ssS eS the bsz zsls ard
fernsA - fEzasss. 90 ssy kzis .a1 parties ere. fe a
C.k1x- EYCs3 sz1 s1s znlae-
STUART 4 sFEscE-
Jzse lss, ISL 7
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7potrIs anu conbepantes.
AMERICAS HORSE.

ZEA RODNEY PARKER, late Of the American
Hmm House, Icwtil, Mass, having lease OF the
large hotel at the upper end OF 81. Paul. with
eyery tlng order for the eoavene1e OF trav
elers boxIders families desiring farnisd aparims nts
respectfully Invites is friends and the pusc TO give
him CALL believing that he can 90 much for their
comfort be exPeeteai "a new country, - not yet
supplied with regular markets. 4s-y
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THE AMERICAN SALOON.

a the sprer end Of sz;at Paul. !. row kept By
IA BRAWLEY 4 HARDY who have furnished thea,
Bar vita the Liquors and csxars. thss ne puT-
chss<d IN NOrfs Asserca- The Billiard Table and Bow
lag Ally, VII Be coassaa;y kept IN good rssains order
June e, ie5i- s-u
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BURBANK * PERSONS
MINNIE sofa EXPIRE SIS,

M Bushels Of new Corn Meal, for family use,
. wv just received from the mill at Cottage Grove
For sale By tjnly III j. Z. FULLERTON.
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Garena ab1trtfsensAts.

n BBi.s Linseed oii--On hand and for sale by
u " July 3. GEORGE c. STRCTHER.
~ BBLs- pu.ty---In eIaddersl on hand aid ~ sale
n DBLs. spiriir Turpenine--Ou hand ana Tor ssie
Il Viz July 81 GEORGE c. STROTHER-
- BBIs. Lard oiI--Oa hand and for sale W
- July 3. GEORGE c. STROTYER.
- Bells. Cincinnati Cipe--on hand and for sale by
- july 5. GEORGE c. STROTHgR.
- BBLs- sperm oll--oa hand and for sale By
- July 3. GEORGE C. sThOfHEJ.-
A HF. bbIs. sweet oil--On hand ard ior sae by
II July 3. GEORGE c. STR0THEk.
= BBL.s. Fish oil--on hand and for sale by
e Jul. g. GEORGE c. STRoTVER-
oRA KEGS 81. Loni. and Cincinnati White Lead
July 3. GEoRGEc {. sTRorHER.
161 nose, w Window Gis'.-A''orted Sizes 'a
July 3. GEoRGE c. srRoTHFk.
9 Boxes Castle Soap-Oa hand and for sale b.
o July g. GEORGE G. STROTHER.
n Baskets Olive oil--On hand and for sale by
~ July g. GEORGE {. STKOTIfER.
100 oZs suph. ouinne--On hand and for xsie
~ by july 8. GEORGE C. STEoIUER.
bsIs. Queen c,ty varni,l'--on hand snd for T.
n July g. GEORGE C. STROTHER.
a BBI.S spanish wilmington hand and for sal: b.
" July 3. GEORGE c. STROTHER.
- III bbis. Castor oii--on hand and for sale ny
July j. GEORGE {. SMOTHER.
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GALENA AND MINNESOTA.

The fine steamer NOMINEE,
aG3 Capt. OREIS SMITH, MASTER
6iI.A viii leave Gelena every Mon
vc::s::=.:::.r1 day, al u o'clock, ~. for ST.
e&E-1SEx[9 Paul, saltwater, and -. Pc
touching intermediate points and lesves Paul
and Saltwater every Wednesday.
Cabin fare from Ga.enx to -. Paul. SIS, 81. Paul TO
CaIeas, s.. PSI
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AN ADVERTISEMENT THAT
AFFZsLs TO TIRE
Sound Sense Of the Community.


vHE following gnegunei series Of PANTY Medicines
u may Dc depended spca with the ufinsst coihaebcs
T5ey have the APPRECIATION Of the best phsscs b. ie
country, ard are recon nsbdcd By all who nave used
them as superior 20 asy family medicines Known.
Taey have been befo-e the public or FIVE years during
which time than 5000 certificates have been
ecived from eminent public alb ot,ers, ana
on file Al the Comyzny's Office. Thes compounded
with the utmost and skill and the ingredients
thorough. tested BY semitic chemists that n.eI
of Uniform ard reliable quality guaranteed II
all
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nSsgExs- OYSTER sOCP. sARDIyEs.
" xse c<Aev e4sahsss--si>s- pefstsbe yrrgps. A
Nsesfs cyseT szioo~, eppsssss fss As~srsexn Hes.s
szsnf PEal-
T.e s.srx>r szs Etse1 fse e<zsssAs>esss .sso4ss
rtfkr.cs 20 eEp>zs<, ~t>rsszis psezsszf sefrs>s
-h<re -sozsesix rood be had ssi.xsy an. csz..
s1rssssy, &c ezf q . ers.k. OF - sz1as-
xoTsns<y, fS1- r. xosTT
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nR. JifNE'5 Family Medicine. con,iss Of
IL Jsnysis Erpecforsn', Chroaic ysrruissge.
Alternative, American Hsir-Dye, CsruiasiIv
Bslssus. Ssnsiise tJs Agse Pals q Hair Tome
For sale al the corner Il Third and Rsbe-is-
direct, 81. Paul, by J. w. SIMPSON, Agent
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TIE GHiEYEsBEEe
GREEN MOUNTAIN OINTMENT.

anu t~AtA u aiAaSsa AoA9sAst} PNLNtbg
harmless
GREEN MOUNTAIN OINTMENT.
Invaluable for BErBs WOUNDS. sprsins ChbI4ns CcrEs
Sores. swe,iinss II al kinis rheumatism, EpsPesS
Bronchitis, Scsolsla Ulcers PAHs in the Side and BAcs
Immediately relieved slion Of tAs Boweis aid
for al ~sses wrcfs theTe J. Inflammation,
MARSHALL UTERINE CATHOLfCOS
distressing PiaIaf. ffcfdeat PtnSies PTeIares
b. Or. THEO. POMEaOY Of Ctics, solely 6s fae
Grssfeabe1g Company.
Tire other SrzsfeE5erx Aeicines sre-Eye Ioiicn
Health BittrTs Co1suup'ive Baif Children, PshsoeA-
Fever and AgHe Pills. Lidbys Pie oafsesi sarssYxsiI
Ia ccEp pound.
sHGEvEssEEs
MANUAL OF HEALTH.
A cosngiete handbook 81 nica.esaes for families
Price 80 ceat..
Oace ia Broadway, NY.
CAUTION.
The public e. requested bear n mizd thst sye~ythiax
prepared by the Craesenbsrx Company their se4I
apon IL
LOCAL AGENTS.
Htckcor ard Kellogg. 81 PAUL. J. ~. etsTeBs ,nd
Co, 81 ANTHONY jobs y. Ali, SALTWATER I;
Where an, q the above medicines ray be oS,zfsej-
Of the Hfceznec At Tie depot Of ths C0np2Sy, In
Jscssoa siF-es. 81 Paul
TIE WESTERN WORLD
farsily nt-sFsper, pubiisfrd in asw York VII Be
.sket ss.TrfrossL &c ell pe-sos pnEraas'fg any
of lke Ora scEDe1g Fseeieisrs.
J. CRAWFORD BURBANK,
GeSesal AssEi To- NiHA- fey
81; Paul, June 10, 3e5l. Sly
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II. III. III. r. C0RyyITH,
Wholesale Dealers in Dry G cd $, CIo,L.
ing. boots, shoes, Hats, Caps,
&C., &C.,
No. &c Steamboat Landing, Gatena, Miaefs.
KIAvE now received fhrr Spring and Summer stock.
consisting Of large Assortment Of ready nmds
Clothing, Dry Goods, boos, shoes, Hats, Caps, Fancy
Coods, &c, Gc- They would invite the examination Of
Dealers, they think they make IL their sdven
tsSe, TO purchase In this market.
Among their assortment viii be found the following
Co
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LIVERY STABLE.

LIVERY STABLE.
DATTISON q BENSON, ct the American House, 81,
II Paul. Mknesota. Good horses aid ogrsiasss g: the
best kind ready all tines passengers cd all
parts OF the eountr, with expedition, and right side up
with and speed
DAILY LINE.
We viii also daily Inc Of splendid hacks between
-. Paul and ST. Anthony, and AFTER the opening Of
navigation, leaving each place every morning and evening
regularly
Extras u ished for pleasure parties and other st
moments notice We employ none but the oesi and
most careful drive-x
Il. Paul, March lsi, l55l.
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Wholesale and Retail.

b.
"a naable -yinepenes i.fetfer thar ,lo,- Sailing -
THE undersigned respectfully announces 10 Inc citi-
zens Of = Antdony. sHd the upper o0gAiry well
thos who live 81 Pz8i, o. they wani to get goods
cheap hat ihey are now prepared exhibit Of the
largest and best selected assOTtRets of oe ever bro,
iEto Minnesota The stock tziis many new and beau
tial 81 les al having been seie Esssern cities
With thr greatest 10 sa the Of NnEesois
which taes val sell the reasonable eras. The
following ms. lie found aasoEs their
DRY GOODS.
Black, biae browa olive and green troxdciohs doe
ska, ezs.ne',s ssiinets merisoes Of All osiors AID
aus.ffess spzcca lusrre,, chaszable sly2ccas black
chsEgabie and figured silks nsusIis De hines Preach,
English and American prIrts al kinds: aise
rec sf-ea and yellow Eannr blrdsey do for ehdTens
wear; brown and biesched seetags and stisgs 81 all
the different Gaaises; he'd ticking; tBe brown white
and mixed drills; hickory stripes, cosfosaSex canton
f1nneis, apron cheeks, bstfisg. vacdiBg and wcsE-
Irish linen Of 81. varieties tIsek u,lin cr.pe vei.
NJ acere2t color; birsrye kcotrh and Russian diaper;
brown liner ard diff rent varieties Of table oil
cloth. d. dol vestEgs, all kiscs Of orxva's Scotch .sd
American grshz,ns. French do berzse dIsHe sir.dia;
SILK. Grape and sineref varieties Of shaw l.; brown hoi-
zncs inen drli., t0csstsck crash, Kentucky jeans,
srs-s e'cta shfts n,.n, Isle thread and linen
e5sngs snd zs-iing. gloves aossr, plain and
60 cAaerIes sea esSric hzaake-raiels. toaEet cap,
and nees riiss; PINK blue AMI gresa eAamsFsy Iiaen
yfghsss, italian insrre poeas ecoseS brxe s-ohzsr
o-re arb szsin plain Is pissd sEd gEhss1 pzE-
a'.',, lnsses si.p, TIsrei.- e. &C. q; s,s
ured expressly for ths place Boots xEG Shoes, Hats,
Cs .as eaanity Of straw sooe., ell suile< Soz ikis
nIskets
FAMILY GROCERIES.
lara Rio, and 81 Dozineo coffee, Chocolate cocoa.
black Tea laseisl DO ycsFx and ot hyson co. gexer,
s1Sss nsfzrd- szar, pepper. sFpcs HHtm-zs- mare
hetrhaps Pepper cloves rzlsHs
soap szsE- teso, Sgce apples ssd peaches cbew
and sraeAinr Ozszcco cossh Aszss, skoaeeT~ and sie
sacoa- Gosn, cats AID beans, PORK ss IsEa Ianp
o rope, Esassse. eosfsclonAEg Of al k1ax szsrs;as,
starch, css<iiez-
In r.. days they vii. have large lot cf pants and
eyes,afs sPiri,s Ct tlPetse, Elcoho butter eaeese,
( etc, etc
HARDWARE.
MI ssws and fbes- ssd -czs roars I1Fs ssoves and
Eps6es, SsEsssoas geniss article; kas- sails n
every vsS1<ry- focksS gzEses window szss zsc
fssSs pcxes sss pea kBsSrs szd toois
gsEs, boss gle ss1 &osb< szeis WIKI sai
meat IL Ha1uzre-
lxs< iet ef CzOCxERY WI be opened IN q se~
DAYS
Conss- from 10 CENTS ESQ, q nj kises fy.n the
bern 70 Dc oAse az1 shs eg<ssng 81 tie sset sst>
And round combs nss fvoTy sEc suszao rsf Enstsa
ss6 sesslsx %.
CLOCkS-iz Sf1<-eaf patterns frcE - % -, -
-soSeths VIA ios Of
YANKEE NOTIONS.
LLstseS SGD GsDf.ensn solicited call and
snzse fA< good< Cor thenselves
J. III. STEVENS r. CO.
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Boots & SHOES.

60 MOROCCO sips e.iptEoa ard quality.
So grained goat do
Clothing.
$500 pairs satinett and cashmere pants.
5000 Goth, saek, frock sad dress coats,
700 tweed, Inca and ginshsm coats,
1000 assorted vests,
200 dor. flannel nadcr and over shirts,
ITO do DO drawers
500 do white, linen bosom and calico shirts,
general assortment 81 seutenen's furnishing wear.
shirts, eTassis, haIdkerchie sCspenders, ETC., etc
Dry Goods.
20 bscs brown cottons, 10 bales bed ticks,
5 cases sssoted Prints, 10 cases bexrhd cottons.
do giHshams, do apron checks,
bales brown drlis 70 Go cottonsses
scases tine do % bales shrtiag sEssr>s,
bonneis ribbons, thread. Eufions, hooks sad eyes.
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GRINDING.

TyHE UNDERSIGNED is now IN readiness
l. for grinding Corn, Rye, Oats, Peas, Buck
wheat, and whatever else requires grinding, IN
Guiding Salt, a, The srist-miil the west SIDE Of
the Mississippi river, at 81. Anthony for lawful
rates Of toll tNVhen desired, srists will be
ceiyed a. the s1bser hers the east SIDE OF The
river, and be returned ground at the same place
2-sly CALVIN a. FUTILE.