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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-11-04

NEW PLUMBING ESTABLISHMENT.
THE Subscribers would respectfully inform the
L citizens Of Newport and vicinity that, having
engaged the services Of an experienced Plumber,
Zone well known in this section,) and having H..
argest and most select stock Of every hin con-
nected with the Plumbing business that can le
found in this place, they now pre- ared TO
cute, in the best manner, and on reasonable
terms, any work ever required OF Plumbers.
Il We are also prepared to manufacture any and
all kinds Of
COPPER WORK,
having in our employ Coppersmith who thor
oughly understands his business, and in point OF
workmanship is second TO none IN the country.
We keep constantly on hand good assoI Itnent
Force Block-Tin
Copper and Iron Lift and Lead Pipes,
ard Sheet Lead
Chain Pumps. Of all sizes.
Pumps repaired and set up in a satisfactor'
manner. We guarantee that all woik in the
ab9ye line shall he promptly and faithfully ex'cn.
ted, and pledge ourselves To give entire satisiac-
tion TO all who may favor US with call.
NIL BLISS & STANHOPE.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-11-04

ELEPHANT OIL
IN Bbls. Elephant Ola superior article, jns
~ received aud for saic by
BARBER l. BOONE.
40 South side Marke, Square.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-11-04
LILY POND
IT.

THE Subscriber having obtained good suppl,
Of Ice, would inform his patrons ana ih,
public in general, that he is now ready To make
Contracts to supply them with Ice from Pure
Spring water; those wishing Ice the coming sea.
son, will please call the subscriber at the Ice
Depot, l75 Thames Street, corner Market Square .
Hotels, Families and Stores supplied by the sea.
son, on reasonable terms.
'm20 JOHN l.. CRANSTON, Agent.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-11-04
PIANO FORTE =

DERSONS wishing Piano For,cs tuned, by
L leaving their orders at No los Thames street
between the hours of I l.2 aud 2 8 I O'Clock (.
4. W., Will meet with prompt attention. New
wires also supplied. Ins,r,ments tuned by
the ,ear, and KEEP, IN playing eoadition.
ixlG
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-11-04
CHOICE WINES ANDIIot'oRs

CHOICE WINES ANU LIQUORS.
The subscriber would inform h.. former Gus.
toners aud NIL Who mr.. in want ~ the above ~. d.
iicles, that he - prepared 10 enwsrI their order.
to his G'ends IN New Yo,k, f. ON W ,om they can
receive h,e of all cust II tran.portaiion,
CHOICE WINES AND LIQUORS, put M in
convrniem packages At the same pricr. and NJ
the same qualities that they hav, been aecus,om.
ed to hive directly from hinself.
ga n. =. RARKER.
I63 Thamc, 81.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-11-04

VINSLEY Il cos. Boston, New York,
hPhadclphia Eastern Daily Express, for the
expeditions transmission of Merchandile, Small
Parcels, Specie, Bank Notes, Sc, aud tor the col
ection and payment Of bills, Notes, Drafts, SC.
OFFICES:--Bus,on, IL State street N. forS,
I Wall street, corner broadway; Plnadelphia ~
Chesnut street; Newport, 100 Thames street; y.
River, Main sueet, Mount Hope Block)
-,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-11-04
LOOK AT THIS AND JUDGE.

CLOCUM'S Clransing and Securing Fluid
~ rh,s /, the b'st article ever yet discovered
without any acid, it holds its bris htness and does
not corrode. For neatness, and durability IL sur.
passes any thing yet discovered for cleansing
Gold, Silver, britannia, Tin and other Metals,
also Glass Ware, Windows, Gas Burners, Re-
nector., &c, It cannot b. eNc-led. Tor sale at
the store corner Spring aud Touro Streets, by
aI3 FRANCINS STAtiOPE.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-11-04

SlIELL Back aud side con bs, fine ivory
y combs, coarse and fine dressing. just received
at GORTON ANDERSON'S,
. IL lG8 Thames Sweet.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-11-04

ELIt>GEK'S inG,ihlh t,,,mrn,, az
N al " J.TANLDH's.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-11-04
GREt:ORY,s

BOSTON & CALIFORNIA EXPRESS
L'OR the Transmission Of Specie, Bullion, Mcr
II chandse, &C., &C., with safety and dispatch,
per every steamer leaving New York and San
Francisco, via the IsthInus OF Panama. and the
route through Nicaragua.
KINSLEY 4 CO., Agents,
jylS 1870 Th ines st Newport
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-11-04

NEW Orleans Molasses. 10 BlIs. Superior
~ quality n. Orleans Molasses jus, received and
for sale by BARBER & BOONE,
10 South side Market square.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-11-04
LADIES' CATER BOOTS.

u MARSIi has just received very full Sup.
D. ply of ladies Caters OF ever, quality and
price. Case as I"w as 81 ,25 per pair, good
article. Ladies IN want of the above will please
call ut ITO Thames 81. a24.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-11-04

IRON PUMPS FOR SI,5O
lust received by the subscribers, a iot Of IA
~ TENT IRON PUMPS, a coed article,
which they will sell at the low price of one dol
ar and a haJ each.
is BLISS & STANIIOPE.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-11-04
CAUTION ~

TUE citizens Of Newport are respectfully in
j iormcd that the following uamed persons aye
the only amhorirod agents for tie sale oi Dr
WOod's
UNICORN CANDY,
IN this town. Those desiring the genuIne articl'
can only find 1t with them, and at the "IIertari.
um." &. q. &. Hazard, &. e. Hs"dy, Jors'
han Record. s2A.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-11-04

NEW Goods, just received from Philadelphia,
~ English, Was Ncs'as in Boxes of 500 and
1000, 2 g,oss Class Congierc Matchrs, Choice
Sr. nges, I-2 gross Samuel Simcs' Pecrorsl Drops
fr coughs. colds &c. 10 gr,ss Gum Arabic
Drnps. flesh aud best quality, L,bin's Exiraci,,
English, Tooth Brushes direct from the Import.
ers, ate. q. &. HAZARDS,
slt Next North Post Office.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-11-04
ENGLISH HAIR BRUSHES &C

4 fine asso, tmeni of English Hair Brushes,
n Tooth. Nail and Shaving rushes; English
and French Dressing Combs, Marrow Pomade,
Honey and Windsor Soap and other toilet ar,i.
clcs from the celebrated establishment Of Il, bert
Low, Son and Binbow, $50 Strand, London, ius I
opened and for sale by
o5 Is. II. TISDADE & son.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-11-04

NOTICE.
THE Acquidneck Agricultural Society, return
L their sincere thanks &c the Ladies and Gem
tlcmen who contributed to the Fair and Cattle
Show on the 2lst ult., and to all persons who
in any wise aided and enc outraged the Exhib,
ton
NATHANIEL GREENE, President.
GEORGE Is. WEAVER, Secr'y.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-11-04

ICE CREAM AND WATER ICES.
ICE Cream aud Water Ices oi the varioos IA
l. vors, such a. Lemon, Vanilla. Pine Apple
Chocolate. &c, furnished IN auy quantity, at tb"
shortest notice.
Fan,ic. aud Cottages supplied nj the
shortest ntice. Also Cake, Jeiles and Pre-
serves, ot various kinds.
PRESERVES.
Brandy Fruits. Peach.
Grcen Cages, Pla,ns
Quartercd Ounce, Pine Apples,
Strawberries, Gooselert,,
Rastrrries, Aprcots,
Curram jelly Cherries.
Blackberry Jelly.
Warranted to Keep in any climate. We are
ready 10 receive orders for any quantities of the
above artichs. Families wishing n supply of
the same will please leave their orders aud the,
will lie promptly attended to.
CAKES.
Amsceh Cake Maccaroni Cake
Almond " shrrwsl-rry"
Cream [" Queen
Plum Round Drop"
Spsnre Tca Cake
Sh r. [" Brnnl1rry
Wedding [" CWrant
Ornamsntal''
ISAAC RICE.
GEORGE PEIL.
no. Thomas street corner William.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-11-04
THE STOVE FOR 7uEPEOpLE.

ITNCLE Tom in England. The London Times
" on Cmh Toms CABIN. A Rrvrm from the
Times Of FRIDAY, September 81, 1852. Evils ot
Slavery, VI, thod of it, RrUoval. Danger ,f Ag-
tation, Colonization Sc 4, Price cts, "a, sale by
WILLIAM II. PEEk,
"a 90 I names Street.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-11-04
LET.
COALi COALii

COALI tOAbff
TUE subscriber would inform his lri-als ani
L the public. that he has nn hand a first tate .r :
tice of Red Ash Stove An Egg Coal, selected
with great care from the i~st Mines ~ peu.sylva-
na, which he oaers ior sal ~ low A. csn l,e
bourh' in town. CHARLES DEvENs,
On D.ven-'s WI RI, South side of the bsnb ~
thode Island. aa,23n
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-11-04
"I am man, and deem nothing which relates to
man foreign to my feelings"
YOUTH & MANHOOD.


man foreign to my feelings"
YOUTH & MANHOOD.
VIGOROUS LIFE CR AFREMATuRE DEATBs
kInkeiin on SER fPSeseTUaffon-oniy ~ cents.
TIIS Book, just published, Is filled with useful in-
L formation on the infirmities and diseases of the
human system IL addresses itself alike to Youth,
Manhood aud old Age-t0 all who apprehend or SUI
eI under the dire consequences Oi early or prooig,a
ndiscretions to all who feel the exhaustive effects
Of banefu habits-to a who IN addition 10 declining
ply steal energy, the victims oi nervous and nel-
tai debility, and of mOping and melancholy dcspond
ency-tO all such Dr. would say
READ THIS BOoR
The valuable advice aud impressive warning II
gives will prevent years Of misery and suffering, hnd
save annually thousands Of lives.
Parents by reading IL will learn how to prevent the
destruction Of their children.
gFA remittance Of 25 cents, enclosed In n letter
addressed to DIR Kmkcn, Philadelphia, will ensui-
u book, under envelope. per return of mail
1FDr. X, u years resident Ply slcnn, N w cor
of 3d aud Union Street, between spruce and Pine
Philadelphia may lie consulted confdentnlly.
lie who places himself under the care Of Dr X,
may re iguilsy conlidc IN his honor n gentleman,
and confidently rely upon his skill as ph, siclan
Persons nj a distance may address Di. X by letter
(pIe rad,) and be cured NJ home.
Packages Of medicines, directions, &c forwarded
by sending remittance aud put up secure from dam.
age or curiosity.
booksellers News Agents, Pedlars, Canvassers,
and all others supplied with the above work AT very
low rates an7i " dsw
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-11-04
NATURES OWN REMEDY.

KEEP COOL
Tn order to Keep cool you should call On W.s-
L yer, at la Thames street, and get one Of his
thin Hats; he hat the largest and hest assort-
ment to be found IN town. consisting Of Drab
Beaver, Panama, Manila, Ieghorn, Rutland.
Birds Eye, Pede, China Pearl, Canton and Can
ada Suaw, Palm Leaf Sinnet Hats; Also,
ChIldren's Straw Gaps of new styles; sso Lt
Of Garden Hats for Ladies', all iur sale as low az
can BE- found elsewhere, by
JACOB v WEAyER.
P.S. Panama, Lcgh"ro and Straw Hats,
ccaned aud pressed in the best manner.
jlS w
URSISA.
THE pure grease Of III. Canada Black Bear,
L superior To all other preparation, Tor sof,ening
giving brilliant gloss and increasing the giow,h
Of the hair; f'rsh suppl, at
rII TAYIOR'S.
SAML. SIMES' pectord dhm Drops, Tor
~ Coughs. Colds, Influenza, &c. &C., to-day re-
ccived from Philadelphia, by
X. X. HAZARD 4 CO,
sill Apothrcaries' Hall.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-11-04

scenery here, is uneiualled Gas far as my obser-
Mills and ArcoIa, situated midway between Still
water and the Falls, are pleasant villages with
extensive steam saw and water mills. Add TO all
this, a splendid Territorial Capital, and substan-
ta and capacious Peniteutiary, (,l,e last Of which
we hope will not be needed, } have been bull, at
an expense of some $50 900 each.
The Reserve, from around Fort Smelling, has
been reduced, and thousands of broad acres more
thrown open 10 the immigrant; lands Immediately
contiguous TO the Capital, easy Of access and of
great value. Numerous government bridges have
been constructed on the mainly travelled roads;
and "a miles Of government road, 100 feet in
width, has just been opened from Saltwater, north
toward Fond du Lac; tae balance Of IG0 mies
is to be constructed from Point Douglas to Lake
Superior, az fast sufficient money is appyopri-
ated for the purpose An important Indian treaty,
made in the summer of 1851, by Col. Luke Lea
and Governor Ramsey, with the Sioux Indians,
has been consummated, and lands sufficient To
form the State of Minnesota, forever ceded and
relinqushed. The money for the FIRST payment
over 5000, 600, has arrived in the hands Of the
Governor Of the Territory, and will be soon paid
out; being over half million of yellow boys al
one feel swoOp.
Before The last Indian who receives his share o
this first annuity, for his late home, shall have
left his new hunting grounds for the happy hunt:
ing grounds Of his fathers in The spirit; land, al
most every ,iable acre Of this coded purchase
will be occupied by the hardy of toll, ans
the spinning wheel Of many fair daughter o
industry will hum aud whirl its almost ceaseles:
round through its length and breadth; while mil
lions Of dollars viii How back into the Treasur,
of the United States in payment, a. the usua
government price.
Look, also, at the commerce Of the Territory, III,
present year, and calculate what it VIII be tic next
and every succeeding Now a heavily oadct
steamer arrives and leaves every aly, taking th
average season through; and next year, almost hal
of these viii be wanted for the Minnesota river trade
Shou' INT staoe oi "deT We sNhcleht; u mol, soiii
70 or 80 smaller craft viii be required. We hay
now boat owned here, let Us have more let ever,
man divest himself as far may be, Of all selfshness
all animosities toward his fellow man, all icaous e
between place and place. Let every one invest hi
all to the best advantage, and alsp induce his friend
who have means, 10 come among us; sps the pres
abroad, and in short let every true man put his ow
shoulder 10 the wheel and make ten strike .or ID
home OF his adopton--Iiis Maaessta.
81. Paul, Oct. 26,h, 1852.
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Mr.. WebSter's Death.

Mr. WEBSTER is DEAD.--llr Webster died
at Marshheld 1T three O'Clock, on Sunday morn
ing the 2i,h nit |, would be vain for US 10 at
temptto express the sense of our Nations loss.
Every man, woman, and child in this republic
who knows anything of the history Of our coun-
try, has formed an idea Of the attributes Of that
great man. His intellect has illuminated almost
every dwelllng in the land. lie has now sunk
behind earth's horizon forever. bat as the sun
that has gone down, leaves lingering light upon
the sky, and we realize not at once his absence,
so may not tins generation realize at once fully
the absence Of Mr.. Webster. We shall realize
1t, when we see that no other man Of this age
can ill his place. With his exit is the termina
lion of nations era. His name will be land
mark In the progress Of America for all future
time. The name Of Demosthenes signalzed the
principal Athelian age; Cicero, though with less
splendor, The most important Roman age, and as
grea. intellect Mr.. Webster will, in all coming
time, will sgnalize an American age. As COM
pared with those two great men, we be-
lleve it is the sense of the world that he was
greater than they. i he speeches Of Mr. Clay
were rather for his sge--the speeches of Mr.
Webster are for all ages to come While the
Atlantic surges upon Plymouth rock, or the sun
gds the obesh Of Bunker Hill, or the record Of
Concord and Lexington endures, or while Liber-
~ has temple IN the heart Of man, so long will
endare the words Of Daniel Webster
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-11-04
Tin Ware and Stove Store.

~ , NEW ELL informs the public that he las re-
moved from ms Old stand, u his rev store near
me f"st Once, 81 Paul. Having now sufficient room
tor hs woiknen he Is prepared execute any orders
'or wsIts III ti COPPER iron, Zine, He is prepared
1850 ' perform JOB woEs, III fitting hues furnaces and
kcttin: up Stoves.
Wares ready made and on hand. lie has IN his front
room large aad uariraed OF lin aud iron war,
READ, At hand. "
Also Stoves OF several d the latest ana most anproye1
pa,.efis, "hiCh cant be beat by any thing eXant
lie assures his patrons that he di.uoosI IN et ,n
az onces from the carry eNoTbitaat prices of Indian
times and MAKE lis profits Of more numerous aies
lie can AFFORD 20 sell So dat the pure ha.er ca live 10
call ag Iin, and he viii do T.
OosrrVe our place is on the SIDE with the Pos,
oflce aud near by. '
f. s. NEMEIL
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-11-04
SalutationS.

They shonid not always be excessive in ey.
preston. sometimes two friends Ct earlier da Us
who have peculiar reasons for fondness NAV rush
INTO each others embrace ike two comets, Bu,
Tor t" o persons, al ordinary meeting to seize
upon each other as though they would tear mas
sio 10 ta'efs' Is an EXPIRE slon o! friendship both
ia'se and ridiculous. Observe the man who l,as
Jusi gwen you such greeting, and yon will see
that he VIII presently do you the negative offence
OF appearing Just as cordial in his salutation to
Inc next passer as no towards YOU. We
had friend once who always gave such birds
claw grip, that we were obliged 10 keep our hand
IN our pocket for safety He thought we had n
pique against him and voted agains, our candi
date IN the next election. Somebody Of his sor,
mas at last been taken in hand by the law, as
we observe in The annexed paragraph:
luxurious LAW SuIr.-A suit was late,v
brought IN Barnsabe county, which grew out o,
the simple &C, Of shaking hands The defendan,
happears seized the hand Of .he plaintiff TO shake
1t, and IN doing SO he grasped it SO tightly a. to
crush the bone and thereby cripple il forever
The hand became liberated, and many of the
bones have been discharged from the wound
The result Of the trial is no, yet heard FROM"
IHk DEmOcRAr.-That print says that the
Pioneer extracts from an old almanack aud =,
that capital sets Up FOR wit The idea is , pood
one but not origina! with the Democrat-we re-
member that copious extracts from an old Alma
mack was commended to tia, paper last wear
as an excellent substitute for lis entire editorials
which as now very much needed wit.
The same print accuses rs Of an n,t,ck ,,,,,
sheriff Broit. Ifso, the Democra, has no ems.
for complaint; for our whole offence was i, 90
soclaiing protested law-and-order man x;,h
that Journal. If Mr.. Brot,'s position is ipcons;s
tent with his professions it is not our fault,
SUNDAY.--A white iros. last night Sunnv
and calm all day. Large numbers at the church.
es' st. Paul looks to-day as puritanicaI as old
Plymouth. Steamer Greek Slave stole in sor,lv
after services
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BOOKS FOR CATUof,cs.

Wiz '"deh Annual, new book al slrpassihs in
u i.test
BLACK books for Journals or Diaries ls-al can na-
per Ter lawA ers they need it, New Loyes; the most
fascinating of the times Animals for 1893 of every
EMISSION o the season Lodgers, Day booss Jour
snip God pens, P.qGett's Manufacture the only rel
able gold pen eSant Gloves of choicest furs Fcath-
or busters; show case great variety Of Ies
criptons, Choss-nien bacs CANINE boards Dice and
Dice boxes, PormOhica. card cases, Comedian rir "a
SHAVING implements and materials, Violin and Guitar
suss, Laui"s Dali mead dresses, Tooth brushes Combs
Patent intstands, and he brushes, also a thousand and
one other articles which we vii show TO those who
will DO us the pleasure of a call
COMBS.
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-In0Tr
Mr.. EDIrDR.-iIavino harmed that the ,-a. Of
the late Mes. Keoner has been opened. All, acf re-
mans Carried of for rc-interDicnt IN the Roman
Catholic bury,n- ground, for the alleged rea r,st
she ,0ts mt ProfeStaut. deem it p,oner O.. i-k.
the following statcneut--thc uuh u which Is .ur-
certable # the cl.orc,t proof Mrs kcener a,s t,a
a regular attendant the Methodist churc ia ib'.
place for the last ten months. On the % .,4 &C
last May. she publicly united with the \. .i.-. p
Episcopal church, and has btcn since thar ,-.a.
consistent member. She fne church f. ~.i.-
bath evening before her death, and carried ", 81 hcs
when she lof. for the Mlnnc.a,l river. tlfeate
OF membership. The under gned, s. the Munster
il his dat, to do.
The only question 90 be whether - 4af .
reh to leave the church OF her Fathers an ,fitr
with another. If 80. She WAS a Protestant
I. VI. FCLLEFDN
St. Paul, Nov. 1859.
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Rescue of Fucitiycs.

SANDUSK}. Ohio. O. o.
The most intense excitement prevails her in ..--
sequence Of the escape Of a number Of ,lgitiv. a4
who arrived here last evening. They We asn.
Kentucky, and in reaching this city they We s s~,-
ted by their friends ard others to the steam e-,
on their way to Canada. An attempt was - .. -
arcs, them their departure, but failed o.. ~ IL,
the interference Of citizens OF both oolors ao ,,
vented the slave catchcrs from taking tn slaves
ashore After sharp struggle the slaves snecre led
IN escaping. The slave catchers consider * ..,.
zens are wholly responsible for the failure to cute
the law.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-11-04
TO HDscEKEEpERr.

HAVE Just returned from the states with a new
n stocA OF groceries of nearly every scription The
quantities are generally altogether superior those o.
groceries usually sold l. the towns II the vest
Ny stock Is very large, and " Il probably last me
through The cod season; therefore intend them
AS sst ~ possible, ger quick profit, without holding
on iof large profit My goods well bought, my
expenses are iow and afford goods prices that
ought TO ensure speedy sale Wort buyers step IN
ana inquire as 10 these things,
leg # TYSoN-> IN Roher,s.t
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Flour FOR SALE

II foNSIANTil fn hand At Frank Smith & Cos
~ Clayton, Iowa, (apout IL miles below Prairie d,
this ana an excellent aning) which guarantee a.
good any the market; in quantities Ia sut nn,cb,
strs it-lS fftInNpSnN ~ t-r-
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TO DEBTORS.

LII persons Indebted to the subscriber previous :,
IA the first OF September last either Ly note or bool
account, are requested to call and settle or tn sam,
Will be put in the hands some proner nerson for cal
ieciion Pay up aud save costs Oar motto is cas- ar
or no sdie, as The credit :! stem has run out
ST. Paul Oct. 2s tr MIN com,
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I'VE have smaller pics ol those elegant Shawls and
W those Bats, aud fewer eases OF fluls, and Boots
ai shoes aad nisny other articles thtt want al
tbs season oi the year. Ladies' and Gcntlen but stu
w mast beg leave 10 urge upon you the necessity az
Cleaning out these things entirely. maze way for
incoming stocs. Thrse goods must b. removed, or III,
orlis Fair VIII contain them. Prices failing
CtKRAN & co.
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TuENynHi.D,SN.,p

MOI YET clear of goods, though many hive been
Il tsheh away during the last week. We have MANY
goods ior Tins anu tn coming season. which viii be
waa even aiter'he New stock shall have been gotten
IN ne nave Jisf received great amount of cotton
Iais one ol the most essential articles To vad ay.u,
the winters cold Our French ana BAY State sla,yls
our genteriens clothing and boots and shoes an,
yet inviting your attention ladies and r.utlen,e, hb
an respect OF quality ana rcethe latter BY the way
beng matter u. IilnOr account
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The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-11-04
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