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The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-11-11
AYERS CHERRY PECTOR.L

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FINilS unrvalled cure for coughs, colds boarsness
. bronchitis, whoopng cough, Group. asthma and
consumption now too well known to require any cerG
cafes is constantly kept for sale at Hichcox AxteIr.
and Jarvis i'll ST. Paul; and by dealers in medicine every
"'ei' I2-f
j ARD OILS bbs Lard Oil reed and for sale by
- apz|-i-2u ii + M'CLOShEY
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THE WORLDS FAIR.
w E have smaller piles Of those elegant Shawls and
W those Bats and fewer cases of rlaids and Boots
and shoes, and many other articles that YOU want al
tins of the year, Ladies and tentlernen but still
we must beg leave 10 urge upon you the necessity of
cleaning out these things entirely. way for oar
incoming stock. These goods be removed, or the
Worlds Fair viii contain them Prices falling
CURRAN q co.
AEkA LBS Ounce Presecyes-resh and nice-to
eSOV be had IN quantities TO suit, 1t
oct~2l-2.-3w. FEESiEY'S
a DOZ box fresh Prnnes, for sale CaEAP, wholesale
- or retail, at loci.zl-27-3w.l TRESLEY'S.
LvRESH LEMONS to be had at
l. cct.2l-21-3w. PRESLEYS
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Galena advertisement.

CONSTANTLY ON HAND.
large quantities, and for sale reduced prices ex
cry description of Drugs, Medicines Paints &C con-
sistns in part a. follows:
Tartaric Aaoid Paint, hair & shoe brusbe,
Bi. CaTb Soda, OH of lemon,
Cream Tartar, do Eergamof
Salt Petre, do Cinnamon,
EPSON salts do Peppermint 'f'
Flour Sulphur, do WintererccE
Am. and Russian IsiasIass, DO Cloves,
Bonnet Glue, do Cedar
Spices and Indigo, do Henllock,
Assorted peru.nery, do Spruce.
Roll birthstone, dye stufs, rhubarb ialap, pecac hnc
mass, caloweI, senna, mama, scaDinony gamhoye
OPIUM oainphor, blue and sh,e yitrol, niorpia sais.
cine Tod. Potassium srychnne veratrle ali fresh from
Eastern markets. TO which most respectfully invite The
attention Of the public.
GEORGE C. sTROTHEg.
Wholesale and Retail rigs.t.
July j. 1901. UD No 1876 Maiu street. Galen
"a Dbl lihseed On--on hand and for sale l,y
Il ~ JUN d. GEORGE e. STROTHER
BBLs. Pntty(in blaldersl On hand ami FL, sale
T. " by Ouiy - GEORGE C. STROTHIR
4 a Bells. Spirits Turpestine--On hand and E,,.,,
" by gniy - GEORGE c. SYROIUER.
= bDlS Lard Oi--On hand and for sale by
- July j. GEORGE C. S2'ROyYER
Bb!s Cincinnati Glue On hand and for sale nv
' GEohGE {. SMOTHER
BBiS sperm 0iAOn hand and for sa.e by
'u'! D. GAOhGEC e. STROTHEH.
a nr; DDS sweet Oii--On hand and Cor sale by
- july D. GEORGE {. SYROTy/E1
= bp' fish oll-on hand ana Cor sale by
''! d. HhoHGH c. SIROJHER.
s(AsA KEGS ST. ionis and Cincinnati White 90,
- wv --On hand and for sale by ~
""'s o. GEORGE &. STROTVEP
a . hand aid for ;sIe ;y ''''f' ''e' on
q ,'i 10 =, GEoRGE c. sTROTHER.
~ ~, "a'i'e S"'p--on hand and for saie by
- GEORGE {. STROTifER
* Baskets Olive OilOn han,, and for sale Inv
GEORGE c. STROTHER
t<eS oZS. sulph. Quininr-Op hand .r1 60,
A"eS by Juiy 3. GEORGE c. S7RO1HED
q bbls. Queen City Nari>h--f,r han, .,
CACfGE &. SYRO1UER
% HbiN spanish wilmington hand and for sat-. hv
' GEORC 4 c. SYROTHER y
/ 4 II "">'"I Win hand and for sale hv
'"'t D. GEOhGE {. SIXOYIyTp
~ -. ZION! CitTEON!! CAUTION.:!
,tAt 'hi> occasion 10 inform the public thst h.
tLt "''luSNe a-cncy dor Garra and vicinity f 10
At - ie i""i's Jsil! aii deScry ediy popuI,r F,
Gracit !hcrg Medicines nr svsTy,o. -
10 WA Si"airs Ointment, Dr. Swavne's Veru,i,,1e
, - tohd'n row'r, DIR Trash's Maenc,ir ont,
Dr. Myers sar>a pariila RoaL,.s Iod'e ~; oih' III,
-, ,t.r: !. 4, 80 trAi', Dr. Bragg's remedies
ur p,;.,nH - =, ~, 80 Dr merchants garging oil.
~ '''' ~" l. hiheif, Or. MGrsIails uterine csth
ALsO--GS HAND.
itif II iNIS ram Killer, DIR. Christies Magnetic pe,t
i' f'"!! swans Fanacea, james medicines V.,sr
ndSdh' No";hds Tonic Mixture, etc. etc for sale nv
GEOHiE {. SrROTHER
: "a wholesale and Retail Druggist
; . NO 1876 Main It
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GaIena ADVERTISEMENTS.
T.. III. IL III. p. CORWITH,
Dealers in Dry G GODS, Boots
and Shoes. Clothing, Hats, Caps, &c.

---->-- ~~
T.. III. IL IL. p. CORWITH,
Wholesale Dealers in Dry 6 Gods, Boots
and Shoes, Clothing, Hats, Caps, &c.
NO. 80 LEvEE, GALENA, ILL.
A RE now in receipt of their large and well assorted
"A stock of Goods for the Spring and Summer; which
they offer the trade the most adv antageous terms
The following goods included in their assortment
BROWN SHEETINGS AND sHIRTINGS,
Of the following brands:
A. &. A. Shawnut, Old Colony,
Indian Head, Family,
Winchester, Appleton,
National, Lowell, ETC., etc,
BROWN AND BLUE DRILLINGS.
Casco, A. c. A., Superior, Salmon Falls and Premium
BLEACHED SHIRTINGS.
All the desirable brands to be found in the market and
PRINTS.
Cocheco, Hamil,on
do Cd, Spragne's,
Allen, Dnnnel's
Briggs, Hoyle's
Adams, Blue and Orange
Carr and Richmond, Blue and White,
English, Union
Shifting, Mourning
And cheap Prints of every variety.
TECHNICS.
full assortment.
SHIFTING STRIPES.
OF all brands and Qualities.
Cloths, Cassimeres, Satncts and Twee.s inclndipo
American, English, French and German Cloths: bac.
striped, plaid, waved and fancy spring styles of ASST
VESTtNGS.
large assortment of fine SIX, Satin Velvet and en-,
brOidered MuTseiilcs und Bufi Goois
COTTONADES.
A fine assortment Of the different brand. OF every
quality and price.
Wooden and Cotton Fannels, Car,brcs, dress silks.
Muslin, Thread Buttons Hooks and Ewes, Edks S.
penders, Hosiety, Gloves, Towcng sewing six Crash
BOnnets, Ribbons Irish and Brown Linens. Table Gov
ers Diaper. Waddng, Candle Wick, Twinc Whale
bone, etc, etc.
BOOTS SHOES.
Mems calf, eraled, hip and thick Boots and Rrog.ns-
boys' and oGt.a DO do womens calf kin. goat erane
cilod, Jcnn. Lind and Md Bootees Ladies' goat hid and
enaneed Busk ins, Ladies' fancy cold Caters and half
Caters and Buskns, of every quality and price. lIll
and complete assortment. of the different STYLES Of Mis-
! sNs' a.!d cii lrells, N.elr
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AT ST. LOUIS PRICES,

Cbedp CGsb store, for SDmnatr Trade
f. FULLERTON has now received and opened his
~ autumn d WINTER stock. comprising of the best
selected aSsorncnts of Ready made Clothing, Print,
6atinets Boots Shoes, Fancy Goods, &c. brought
to Minnesota He would respectfully invite Farmers
lnd others visiting ST Pan TO pay him visit us he is
determined to retain the which his establishment
has so long held of Cheap Cash store"
CLOTHING.
The following few III the articles on hand:
ENIra Hne black dress coats Black satin vests
do froCh do Figured do
Black and brown DO Black silk do
Brown linen do Fine Black Pants
Tweed do do Cas>iuer do
Fine Linen shirts Flannel under shirts
bingham do Cotton and wooden hose
HICKORY 40 of all sizes and SORTS
rs AND SHOES.
Mem Il boy'e thick boots Morocco slippers,
DO do do shoes Ladies CATERS,
Congress and cali boots, Ladies and Misses shoes.
GROCERIES,.
consisting of Teas, Cofees Sugar, Rice, Sugar House
M"a> es, Sperm Candles. Dried Apples, Peaches. soap
Tobacco, Saeratus, starch, Goldfish, Mackerel, CHINA
mon, Nntmegs, Cloves, Peppermint. and Pepper Sauce
Also, an assortment of Wooden Ware, consisting Of
Tubs and Buckets Waslboarl- Clothcs'tin Ac. All
for sale cheap for cash. NJ trouble show goods ut
his >tofcne door to the Pioneer Office and bookstore
\. b. Large supplies of Flour, Oats, Corn, and Pota-
toes always 0n hand.
November 1871. lift
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Cheapest and most Economical Stoves


lie would again repeat that has the slightest hesiis
ton in Recommending s stove as standing il, the
NATION !e'ht jhd-es without rival, the most
distant approach Ia rivai; ard would most
iy challenge The oliisc trade tie trial! Remember If
il does no. suit, just bring il back and your nioney VIII
be read, for you.
have also ON hand large assortment Of rREutry
FOX AND PARLoE STOVES, nj reduced prices: Tiu,ofe
wholesale ara re'ii 30" work done The shortest TO
tice and on the reasonable terms for cash FOR ,
by !. II. RIVERS
sept2a23-y Corner Roberts ami ThirI s,Ice,
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uto - Hltsata. iheetcct co...., ....i,. .,,, -, XXI
'hA si,es. all Aay- hce. .,i. IT,. i ,nr .:,.. .,
winch ga vi'i 81, the i'- REASONABLE, it.!s Tie
DRY G5spc.
Black Blue brown, c>. AID greet. bru,3,lo,,: r,.
'"ii csi!c1'>. Satiueif>; mtIl"c> cot l colon. n.
qualities, alIncca lf~trts cianaaiit III .cc lIt,L
,iapgah.c aud figured .ilt, if...l.. ,r i.,.:. .,,
- -sh and Anne ic;H priHt-; lawns 1T all kind,: viii
rec, Er"ru id ,toV iaaIeis br,r' do for cf.ii,'.
wear; brown AID Laeltd shoetia.s ,i sirrti,. "a N
ne d.i' rent qual'iits; LEA tIchnG h.nc. brown, White
"nd mixed drlils; hickory stripe, cattonaia- canton
lannrls, apron check. b1itlg wlddinL and ,yie,i,
iIiH i1cn q III Vaiiehea black muslin, Grape vel. ec.
"a "i''e lt t"inFs hirdsNt, scotch aud Russian 9t
brown men AID different Naiiotie, oi table covers l
Goth do do: Vesin.s, al Kinds of cravat> scotch and
America; --haits. French co. beruge d lame liza.
si.h craze, ad different Nri:,es ci hn,. l.: brow, h.l
iah"s, it dl..s, hdchahuca crash. KeutdeRs leans.
@iass ci"ih shirts muslin, Isle thread AM linen
tsht, ~hd nserig>, gloves, hosiery. plain and y, Ter
=" i'D'" : "ieh ':1.oiic i''GAeciies, bonnet cap,
and ecA ribnons; pink, hlue ad grce cislnl,; lrcn
-,'-'i " i''si ''sift' PC i"~. 'olorcd bcrge mohar
ihS'ie nfh ''iin pain mad pisa S& and Bingham ur
asols irinec,, ciGp. unhrcllas, etc, etc
large lot OF READY MADE CLOTHING. manrr,c
tnIed expressly for t place. Boots and shoe. Int.
market! ''
FAMILY GROCERIES,.
Java, iio, ava 1T Domingo coii,r. ,hucn,ate crcna
"ia'h lea Ihcl:i do oung and old hs sui a: .i-.-
F',sl'' in-'"fd' sugar, Pepper, spice Lutmcr> mae
"I = tefS 'es, cloves rai>'is- clr4lt, rice
son. saul "io-" dried apples ara Teaches chew Ds
ana sihohiig tolacen. Goldfish hams s.aul,ers ana ..
bic"h Hour "at> and corn. beans pork md jfl ,rt,
on! rope Huiasses, comic t.oar! OF all Kinds si,
starch, calitts. mug
IN lev Guy. they viii hay. large lot Of rainls m
"i'st''ts sPii's "a urpeh.Inc, alcohol butter Csc
etc. etc. - ' -
FIAEsDyyARE
fui Sf"s ard i's. SAT- irons. coffee mills .Loe,s a. =
Spaces '>uiio!>' AFs. scIic article: hoes rsi al
ever v-ii,tY, lsthie aa,S,s window glass. u
"iN i"'t't and per Knives, carpenter ii inucr tons
guns Dom S!nsie AID do.hic baiIcls; wiki .!! as.,t
iGclt OF Hardware. " '
daN-. Al " - "
Combs from 10 cents II $50. ali kinds from, tl,o
AoTn To tie buiia.o and she'll consisting O; tie tuck ,
and r"ahd oonis>>iGe Nor! ;.LL~Suialo and Elel.l,
aud dressing DO So
'h'Cf''-i "ihoront patterns from S. 90 10 S2tr3
together w.ih lot OF
ZANE III EOTroNS.
J. 'dcs alC ttrtleHlt solicited TO cal; and o.
anime the goods FOX tiic.rse Ives.
.. Il. STEVENS & co
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EIDG Z FOR SALE

StONSlAN ftN 81 hand NJ Frank smith a COS
" Clas ton. i"N. fsio4t - mile, below Prairie IL
Chen, aad e>crll,t landing N.iich we guarantee =
good aN iAe Iirhtt; quantities TO lit ulrcla
kers. - bn THOMPSON DAVIS.
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portion of iy stock. shall keep constantly on hand
large Iuanty OF
pRDVfSEOES.
such hams, shoulders butter lard Hour pork Reaches
apples Poiatoes, corn and oats. Also,
WINES And LtGI ORS.
consisting OF whsky, brandy port, madeira, gin, porter
clsTUt, champagne ana ale. Also,
CLOTHING.
complete aid fashionable assortment, made Up in The
best hahcr. aAa al the best material among which are
uNcicoas, dress ana rock aud os all kinus
coios aEd siz,s; understanding in great variety. Also
Boots = ID Sf1OEs,
very large ahd well selected assortment, n,neuI,
to mention. Also,
HATS AND CAPS.
embracing al, the fall and winter stNl les.
Also, general Of Hardware Paints (,,sS
FLW"rc, Cutlery. Dis sc.
-. Paul, Nov. 1850 JOHN FARRINGTON
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NEW YORK Millinery and Dress making establish
= meni. saltwater. Minnesota, by Misses u. & !.
-ailii.h. Ladies NIJ c4nu'-f H. suited FL. paI
nas ind II ia thci- advantage to cal oi.
saltwater. oct - I-iz 2--3f
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Spring: SALf:N. 1852.

SHALL ne Receiving upon The opening OF navigation,
a large ard wen selected assortment of British,
French and American DRY Goods Boots and shoes Tea
ana obocco and great variety of fancy articles which
viii be offered to the trade at lower prices than The same
sly les have usually sold in this market. And would
suggest purchasers who have formerly visited other
markets, that much time and expense be saved bv
purchasing their goods here. An examination of ms
stock and prices Is respectfully solicited
IlIe fnlinMnc nrtci.s a Of.
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GALENA AND SAINT LOUIS FRIDAY
PACKET.

FgVHE entirely and splendid pas-k GsSsE
u seAger packet BfiU kErE. fS<~.4----,ia1s
CHARLES BARGER, Master, viii leave C:.ys..s s-,sE<
Gaeiia .pr -. Louis and informed y.s .ls
ports, every FRIDAY evening O'Clock; returning,
viii leave ~. Louis every Tuesday evening at O'clock
! Persons taking the Nominee from 81. Paul, Will ~"
ways arrive Gsiena for TIE Brunette aha VIII
have no DELAY IN going below.
The Brunette second in hCrarrap geons and
accommodations ior the comfort and SAT- Passengers;
and for speed, is equa.ied hy any boat Tie tIper
Mississippi. STILLNAN * ROOD, Agents.
ju3l iG-y
* FIT. LAR ALIEN AND sam 4 Pau l.
PACKET TWICE 4 WEEA.
fI7HE superior and swift running pas sassAr~zs
4 sengcI steamer WEST NEWTON, Il a
HtRRIs. Ma>Icr. vii leave ~. Paul for - -
Galra AMI al intermediate ports. ON setsT
Wednesdays O'Clock A. NJ, and SalUrDaNs 1t t. o.
clock. For iSht passage apply on board, ~ TO
ii. 1. TERRELL, AGENT.
iul0 s-,f
Democrat and Minneso,ian please copy and send bin
to boat.
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~. 1 Us.

slA AAA CIGARS. iAe best ever imported,
- OeOOO also Chewing tobacco of choicest
iivOr>, IL tbhhS-
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WESTERN REFERENCES.

His ENctilency, AUSTIN 4. KING, Jefferson CITY No.
His ECcilcncN. ioSEFH 4. WRIGHT, lndananCi;. la
H- ENcellency, H.vEES WOOD. Columbus, OHIO
His ENce!!cHcy, AUG. &. FRENCH, Springfield, Ills.
EN-Nov. DAVID WALLACE. Indianapolis, Ia.
Hon. Io,in W. Davis. Carlisle, la.
Hon. Geo W. Julian, CcnterN.le. Ia.
Prof. >. NJ Smith. Vi. -. Columbus Ohio.
ST. LOUIS, MO.
Messrs Chamhcrs X Knapp, Editors Mo. Republican.
Geo. l.. .Ju,'!, Editor st Louis intelli-enccr.
ilniip H. Io,hadHy, AcatiGan, rittman n Co.
WA. 7. Henry CO., Prof. Jos y. Mcdowell. VI. ID.
AES!erodt a Barih Gaty, McCune Glashy.
st. paul. MIN NE&OTA.
Ills ENoeiency, ALEXANDER RAMSEY.
Hon. VIM. II. Forbes. Hon Henry A. Lambert.
Rice, !iollinshe..d 4 Becker, !. W. Bass, Z. VI.
ST. ANTHONY.
Hon. w. l.. Iarued. Hon. :. W. Fanham, J. W. North
4. /. Ames Geo W. Brott
3-29yl A. WHITNEY, 81. PAUL,
GENERAL AGENT for ,ie Territory of Minnesota
Office iii the New Gothic Store, Third st.
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Yearly Deposits of Members under so
wears of age,
Ynble Of RaICS. No. .

THOSE 30 Years q Charged p per cent eNtra
90 admission Tee, i, charged. in additIon Tie above
the fir wear, and must be paid the time making
applcaiiO and the first year, del within 81 DAYS
REFERENCES
GOV Bon rWGII. Mass, GOV. Horn ARD, Augusta Ne
E<-Gov, WILLIAMS, y. II. E.ALpEN, VI D., RanDoQh
I " God NJ D. Randolph Hon b French, BrainIree
Hon \ Morrison BrantIce Hon tIaihawav Freetnyvn
III rockwa, Ellington Ct Hon " asiIburll ,ora
Ken ~ " ood Son!ers, Ct Woodbury. q Curtis IroNid
" ih0rd, New Bedford. Stepi Re, holds, TROY, y Y
UUnY " oTh. Low ell, stephens. II hlanl Ike
SPRINGFIELD ERENCREFEs.
Wilcox, Prest Chicopec Banklos 4 Pynch0u. E,l
4 Narra l.rs't Au3Na!n EIuk g. C. Ssrur
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II ,H a. FARMER.
Wholesale and Retail ErocerS.

EHANE just reed by the first boat. Nominee. n large
and well selected assortment of Groceries and Pro
VISIONS consisting Of sugar, Coffee, Tea, Pork Flour
Lard, Bacon, Hams. Shoulders Dried fruits Cheese
Rice. Candles. Soap, Salt Wooden ware and Willow
ware; ana will receive fresh supplies by every boat d.
rect from st. Louis, all the Those wishing te
pun Chase VIII find il to their advantage call and eAa
lie before purchasing else here.
ST Iaul. \uYll EEN FARMER
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Chearer tian ever; hut toe raa.eTols to sne;ion call
snd set TO- Yourselves.
BOY = I'D CHILD RI>S' 4 LoTfEl Nc
We have yer, fine made ru Ire Neat
est manner, aI 4 se-N ir .fir,s. iuc Mtteu>
aud Gloves. Fur and Driving Cos.> RuLasr aut Oil
cloth ClOtia-. CARPET are. + r,f1 cl.rs BAGS.
IL the 1T TOM DEPARTMENT., NAY b. ftina al
the new - rs - Cloths CsiHcfes, DccsAln NrstD.s
ana IIlmR l. - mitch: venture So. ihai
~; cnn give good ara Fashionable ,ii s
lad west OF Ao~ hora, alG Wlrlinte4 10 sui, ~ no
Bale.
FL Dom forgot he rlace OF Roberts street HtN door
TO ". H. S;..ll...n store.
WHINE * COOLEY.
-. ra,ll Oc5 2. l-52. .l9-tf
lgONEY 10 IOAN--Da ul.sus~. i.a.l'c sccrritg.
We aTpi, to COOLEY q No! ARTT.
OFF, III Il. h. E.ce's Brici store, - Auil1iy II.
z--ti
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q, R.OtE$. 1. ls.@cA. D|EG1tv. ST.
80 l.. 81. hAt..tsA AID 81. GROIN
pAG iEE.

--~,-- The ino, sul.,altial srG nuG
49, ist iiI4'.ii ~tctnlec O.. l.tor.
14--.g.A Wand, t4>ter. haai.. l..il
=. = y newly painted aud tl4ctuu-nl.
!. - 80 yIiii.,d uud ,p;.gti from
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PETITIONS, ETC, UNDER THE RULE.

By Mo. RIDDLE; A memorial OF the city council oil
Wilmington Delaware, praying for appropriation TO
build custom the Della district referred to
the Committee Commerce.
By Mr. TAYLOR The petition Of Culberson, Means
* Co, and seventeen other firms including the names Of
the practical iron manufacturers in the counties OF Law
renee, Sciota, Jackson, and Gala, Ohio and Geenup
county, Kentucky, setting forth that the manufacture
iron is depressed degree that must result in total
suspension of the business and praying Congress grant
such protection the iron manufacturers conem-
plated by the tariff Of 1876 the time Of its passage,
and that the duty iron may be made spec, under
the od pakorem system the duty is merely nominal when
needed and highest when probably not needed at all
referred TO the Committee on Manufactures.
BY Mr.. CHANDLER The memorial OF the City of Phil
adepha asking Congress 10 repair and construct harbor in
the Delaware for the protection OF vessels In the win
Also memorials, numerousy signed by citizens
of Pennsylvania, asking modification OF The Tariff of 1876
Also the memorial of Catherine Stubng, OF Phil de phia.
asking for the restoration of taxes that Ia equity belong
her under circumstances stated in the petition,
BY Mr. OLDSi The petition Of the messengers Ia the
Post Office Department asking for an increase OF compen-
saon referred the Committee the Post Office and Post
Roads.
BY Mr.. SMART The petition Of SteLhen Thurston al
praying that the law regulating the spirraton IN the navy
may be repealed
Mr.. CLARK, Of lowo, gave notice OF his intention to
ask leave bring in bill 10 regulate the terms of the dis
tdct court for the district of Iowa
On motion by Mr.. HlBBARD, The petition Of Stephen
Hoyt, and accompanying papers, were Withdrawn from
the files and referred to the Committee ON Revolutionary
Claims.
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nTHITEHURs1's and extensive Gallery OF Pre-
Dnguecotypes the Of Duva Bro between
Az and 9th streets, Pennsylvania avenue.
advantages Others being built
oor and arranged expressly for this purpose II
kyligh In this
south Baltimore
copying paintings daeueeoypes having superior
world, be obtained beautiful
all weather. though cloudy preferable
children. Post mortem promptly attended TO.
Awarded the first medal Fair OF Maryland
ute, n premium the late Fair New York.
GtLLrRrfsNo. o05 Baltimore Bamore 3i7 Broadway
New York Pennsylvania avenue, Washington, D. CT n Main
street, Richmond, Virginia Lynchbug Virginia Norfolk, yr.
gnia and Petersburg, Virginia.
These galleries free the public all hours day
J. II. WHTTEHURsT,
Dec. l2-d3n Sole proprietor
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WINTER ROUTE TO CHICAGO.-Trsins OF M.ntr Mt,r
Sou hem, and Northern Indiana railroads run daily SS
excepted,) as follows, ,a
Leave Monroe and Toledo sl5, arrive at Lapap Laps
ESQ., thence by stage on plank road ~ sar
Michigan City thence by 40 miles TO Ainsworh ana
~ miles Chicago Amer February by through 20 m
Returning Laporte same waycars leave Lapore 81 hSt
and arrive ut Monroe and Toledo at 545 y. Ian.
Daily connect with Fort Wayne at sturgs WIN ba
port, Lafayette, and Indianapolis at South Bend ana
the lne with the principal towns north and soh'p
At Toledo this line connects at b4s, m Of M
Lake Erie South Shore route, by stage and rainc"a
Erie, Dunkrk, and Buffalo. p,,,haui
Passengers Cleveland take sll the way % S NJ
thence by railroad and % miles staging 10 Phsdeiph" ~
York, or Baltimore and Washington. .,.ndeul
". p. WILLIAMS, supenn'essso'S@ ~ AZ
ADRIAN, Jan. IA, 1852.
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DLEGANT CLOTHING MADE TO ORDER

HLEGANT CLOTHING MADE TO OlDER.-P
STEER tailor after heartily thanking
the District the souounu
country for liberal and encouraging patronage the M
twelve years. respectfully solcits continuance Of their
establishment 9Th three doors from ayeuu,
where having the advantage Of o~ rent enceo aomoA
TONS frsrafe trorkme together with cloths c
mses and vestng various and well assorted that gentlemen
fail TO be pleased he guarantees the amPes Satisfaction
whom he may have the pleasure 10 serve
experiment he has been trying fer the last nine months
avenue, where much
and better and where consequently
can coespondingy low, has thus far proved emnt
successful gentlemen advised 10 take THESE adyantgs
consideration.
Jan 22-i1aw4wif
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Joke, Tar, and Lime hand md for sale az tho
washington Gas Worksrhe coke fuel gives intense
heat and gne almost readily charcoal The coal used
chiefly paint for the timber The
being highly imprgnaed with ammonia value
and r superior 70 the ordinary lime when used for purpose
fk-u
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persons having of Washington
"a undersigned established here OFFICE
OF CORRESPONDENCE for the purpose OF giving norma
person part Of the world No business,
private, honorable character, will be
of this Office Persons wishing TO
BUSINESS they have before Com
in the public Offices SC, will be dcreety advised and
other aid s necessary the best VIII be pro
cured recommended.
The undersigned regard all communicated TO him in
come sacedly confidential, and will by
be for him
employ them inviolate
Every inquiry contain fee of fee doari which
will generally required but should
rendered. the proper will
be in a satisfactory letter Ia reply. -
Address, postage prepaid,l THOMAS q CONNOLLY,
Office Of Correspondence, Washington, ID. @.
w,sHIsoros City, January l6, 1852
Mr. Thomas O. Connolly known a worthy citizen,
gentleman intelligence, and clear, accurate and ready
writer regard him emirenty qualified Tor t abe
prompt faithful performance Of the useful duties connected with
his and original design OF an Office Of Conespondenes
RICHARD WALLACH,
a. Marshal fol District OF Coumba
WALTER LENOX,
Mayor OF Washington cyl
10. GALES,
fsenIor Editor Of the "NatoBal Intelligencer1
n. w. LATHAM [Banker1
Jan Qo-TuThS SsaufGm
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roIIEaE or sT. JAMES, washington COS. eoo o.
" Naryandhe second term Of the current seson ss Of
fuller Information TO be made the Rev JOHN b. nd
NJ D.. Rector Sc College Of ST. James Post once 1s,nkJ
Whole charge foI board, tuition, SC, &C. iot WV
year. in the College Grammar School, s0a'
Feb 5-2aw4w