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Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1852-11-25
Gen. Pierce i'm Trouble.

The n. Y. Ecening Post, a Locofoco
Journal, gives the following sketch of
the indecent greediness of its party:
"From the very day the election of
General Pierce became reduced to mat
ter of comparative certainty, down to the
present hour, he has been dogged from
city to city, and from village to village,
from his Office to his house, from his
house to his barn, from his barn to his
kitchen, by horde of predatory politi-
clans, determined, at every sacrifice of
convenience of propriety, to make an
early impression on his mind of the value
of their services in the late canvass, and
to show how largely they contributed to
its auspicious result.
"Some 90 in committees, some GO alone,
some with letters, some without, some
with newspapers containing reports of
poor speeches-such men always make
poor speeches-which they had delivered
at some Little Pedlington hickory pole
raising; and some with a patent rat trap
or mammoth pumkin to present or ex-
hibit; all 60 upon one pretence or anoth-
er, to Concord to see General Pierce, and
all expect him to give them his entire
confidence; to tell them, with the under
standing that it shall 60 no further, whom
he has determined to select for his cabi-
net, or, if his selection has not been made,
to aid him with their disinterested advice.
All feel equally at liberty to discuss with
him the future policy of his administra-
ton and to tell him what course, and
what course only, will give satisfaction to
the free and independent electors of Lit
tie Pedlington.
"All these pretences for sharing the
responsibilities of General Pierce in the
formation of his Cabinet, and conducting
the government after his Inauguration,
are presented under all possible guises
but the truth. Every imaginable art or
device is employed to impose upon him.
No one tells him the truth
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1852-11-25

@ appointment By tie County Cam
saiSSioncrS. L. Drake, James II.
Stroud, and Richard S. Staples, Asses
sors for the Borough of Stroudsburg.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1852-11-25

B9~The Wings must now content them
selves with looking on and seeing the
Locos fight for the spoils.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1852-11-25

RS Ex-Governor Shultz, did at Lam
caster on the 18th inst.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1852-11-25

Day- The present debt of California is
s2,O96,2O
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-12-09
CHURCH BELLS.

ENHURCN, Factory. Steamboat and Locomotive Bells
~ constantly hand, and PE.Ls CHIMES of Bells
nf nUmber order Improved cast-iron okes
with movable arms, attached tn these Bells that
they may be adjusted To ring easiy and properly and
Springs also, which prevent the ciapper from resting on
the Bells thereby proionsing its sound. llancings
plete timcluding Yoke, Frame and Wheel) furnished
desired.
An experience of 90 years this business by their
dther enabled HIM to ascertain the best form for Bells
the combination of metals and degree Of heat requisite
tor securing IN them the greatest solidy, strength. and
most melodious torres; which improvements, together
with his very EXTENSIVE. assortment Of patterns,
held by the subscribers, who have up in the BUSH
ness, and who vii! every endeavor sustain the
reputation which the establishment has heretofore en-
JOY ed, both III this and foreign cCunrcs the bells from
which have repeatedly received the highest awards q
the \. State Agricultural Society and American Insti
'V'e; and NJ which completed Chimes and heavy
Alarm Bells ior different parts of hc Union and Canada
hATHENAIiCAL lNSrRt MENTS will still be
manufactured h the .bcTers, of which they will have
constantly on h0hG assortment OF Transit instru-
mcnts, Levels, Surveyors Comprises. (ain, noniois
aud inlToved.) DC. Also, Brass or Composition Cast
ings of any size 10 order.
All communications promptly attended 10.
ANDREW MENEELY'S SONS
West Troy, Albany Co, n. Y, 1851.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-12-09
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itt.i ~ FARMER.
n l. w 70 X II ST y IL f!
SsNpu- Snrlr pricCS =,

A r. CHAMBLIN returns his sincere acknowledge
LAs ments to the citizens OF st. Paul and vicinity for
the liberal heretofore extended 10 him and has
the pleasure OF announcing to them that he has
ted with him Mr.. }. II. EDGAR Of St Louis. The bn.
snesa Nil hereafter be conducted under the firm and
style OF Etsar Chanblin.
RE MONAL
We have removed to the large store Of Mr. Louis RO-
hers, opposite our old stand, Third street between
Jackson and Roberts, and opening large As
sentiment of Dry Goods, Clothing, Boots, shoes, Hats
Caps, Furnishing Goods, etc. We invite the attention
OF the Ladies to our splendid stock Dry Goods which
have been selected under the favorable circum-
stance; We have re hesitation in ing they will CON
snli their own interest by examining stock before
purchasing else where.
We would say to the Gentlemen that we have iis
opened heavy stock of clothing boots shoes hats
Caps. and Furnishing Goods of every description, which
IN addition To our former heavy stock, makes
Dent complete; every thing necessary furnish gen.
tien,an's wardrobe, can he bought at house
Come and satisfy yourselves, as to sly les quality and
prices. EDGAR * CuAAlBiIN.
A.,,11..l.c Isl1--
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-12-09
SPRING TRADE.
1852.

SPLENDiD Stock of rich Fancy and STAPLE c foods a,
- the ~ y. Store, opposite the American. Having re.
ceIved by late arrivals large assortment Of ENGLISH
FRENCH AND AMERICAN GOODS, COMPRISING n
complete assortment of the beautiful
articles tor the Spring and Summer trade all Of which
arc now ready for exhibition and sale and will he Offer
ca al the lowest market rccs wholesale and retail
III lhis extensive assortment may be almost every
article usually found in the best Dry Good, establish
menis and Also many and splendid les of goods
not to he found elsewhere; they having been selected
with care and expressly for this market Purchasers
are reminded, that IN addition RICH STOCK Of
Staple and Fancy Goods We at all times keen large
variety of Carpetngs and Floor Cloths Of al, the new
and various sly les; also complete assortment of la
dies misses and chidens' shoes We would respect-
ially invite our friends aud purchasers of Dry Goods To
an early examination of entire stock assuring them
that ever! eAerIion will be made render the bsia
calls OF our friends both agreeable and profitable
ID. H. HOLMES.
Galena, April 81, 1859. a-3n,
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-12-09
III. NE\VHALL., & CO..

r III L.,
WHOLESALE DEALERS in DRtGs. MEDICINES Cugx,.
Gals PAINTS, OILS, NARNIsIBs and DYE,sruFFs
WINDOW GLASS and PUTTY, GLASSWARE, PER
FUMEkN, FINE scars, FINE HAIR, TooTu
FAINT andN hiTEw ASH 5nI SHES FIELD
GAKDEN and FLOWER SEEDS SUR
CIcAL INSTRUMENTS, SPicEs
SNUFFs, PATENT MEpI-
cINEs, PURE WINES, etc, for NlEDIcIs.r prRposrs
FANCY ARTICLES, sUrR lNks, LETTER aud CAR Pa
TER, GOLD ard STEEL PENS and STATIONERY
GoLp and TIN Foul, and Il great variety
of other articles.
ms the oldest Drug ESTABLISHING north of the iii,
nois river We have done business ia this CITY .iprs
Ie2'. lhyscians and Merchants aiways find ut this
rouse FRESH and uNADuLrERATED Medicines, and of
The FIRST QUALITY Purchasers invited to exaujra
our STOCK as Is larger IN an other in the Norhwe
and we believe our prices will continue ~ be
TO any who may trade with lis.
Galena, November, ISL. S-29-Iy
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-12-09
THE MINNESOTA REMEDY
FOR CHOLERA MoRBus. DysENTEaY, DIARRHGA, &c. &c
"PESiGUAGOMik,'

INDIAN COMPOUND AsTRINGENT AND TONIC >
rHNlE materials of this medicine entirely vegetable,
u indigenous to Minnesota, and well known the In
dias by whom they have been used from nmcino-
rial, with nvariable success
The Proprietor can confidently recommend this ned
ciBe TO the public certain, safe and pleasant
for Cholera Morbus Diarrhra Dysentery, and all dis
Of the bowels. 1t affords almost
lief IN cases ogripngs cramps, and ordinarily effects
u complete cure in six or eight hours.
To Boatmen, Rahmen and Lumbermen, and all per-
sons travelling the river, this medicine invaluable
Our citizens going below, during the summer months
should not fail to provide themselves with il.
The "PesiSuagomik' Of course derive its repu-
taton from the testimonials Of those who have made
trial oft.
IL Please read carefully the annexed certificates
Prepared by l.. +. Ely, st. Paul,
And for sale nj the Bookstore of LIE DUG ROHRER,
and at w. ii. FORBES Minnesota Store at HICHCOX
kELLOGG'S Drug Store, and at JARVIS, ST. Paul.
Also, nj the Minnesota Bookstore st. Anthony at Rus.
sells Sank Rapids, and Churchill s. Nelson's Still
water.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-12-09

have used the "PcsicuagOmik" repeat edy in my fam
y, and eau recommend il the safest well as most
clcacious medicine III all arrangements Of the bowels
| have ever known. Ii has to knowledge, ed
several valuable lives i'll most bstinate of Cholera
Morbus, Dy sentery, etc. T.. W. BOKUP.
ST. Paul May p, 1852.
This may certify that have used the Vegetable Com
pound Astringent prepared by Mr. f. f. Ely my fam
y and have found il To be the best by far Of any thing
Of the kind have used In tance twO doses
gle individual should he wiihou, this valuable medicine
particularly in country where the DarrhOoa and sum.
mer complaints prevalent.
CHARLES H. CAKES
Having used this preparation in my family most
chcerfuly JOIN Mr. Cakes in the above certificate Of its
virtues. ALIEN RAMSEY
ST. Paul. May 2i 1852
take pleasure in being able to state that have
used IN my family, Mr. Ely's Compound Astringent
and Tonic in cases of DarhGa with much success; and
especially last summer i'll OF summer complaint
III an infant nine some nine months Old and cheer
fully recommend its use to The public.
~. Paul, May 2i, lSJ2. WV. HENRY FORBES.
have used the Indian Compound Astrngent and Ton
ic, my sell, and III my family, and found il effective cs
ptcay in cases OF children tecthng, and consider an
active und safe remedy for all bowel complaints
st. Paul, Aug. /, lo5l A. r. FRENCH.
have used the Indian Compound Asirngent and Ton
&C. prepared by Mr.. E. F. Ely ANA found immediate
relt and can Cheerfully recommend il Us speedy and
sure cure Tor diseases OF the bowels.
st. Paul, May "a, 1852. ii. +. MASTERSON.
certify that have used the Indian Tonic, called
"Pesiguagomk," and recommend the same as an excel
lent asringen pleas i'll its taste, and certain in its
j. J. NOAH.
~. Paul. Aug. 1851.
IL All orders for the above medicine should be ad-
dressed TO T. F. Ely st. Paul, Minnesota.
june 3, 1852. 7-6m
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-12-09
HARDWARE. uARDlV ARE:

. OOklNG GLASSES Table hnves and forks Wait
I erS, Brushes, Baskets, WOO len and hollow ware
iinWnlr. Lamps, etc. Guns, Rifles, Fishing Tacl IT,
and sporting apparatus of al kinds. together with gun
noutngs percussion caps. etc. Fancy goods iogeth,
WITH large assortment of goods winch would require
all iii" columns o the Pioneer 10 specify Doing busi-
ness Oh The CASH system, and having purchased onr
goods very low IN the Eastern mar kcts, invite an
examination of our stock knowing can offer induce,
a.ns to buyers that cainot be found elsewhere in this
market. J, NcCLOUD In A. 90
juiO. 6m
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-12-09
MRS. MERRICK'S
Fashionable Millinery Rooms.

No. 80 Main Street Galcna, III.
JUST received direct from The East the latest sty OF
- Ladies silk, SILK and Lace, and Grape, Dress Hats
Florence Braid straw, lair and Chip Bpnnets in great
variety Ribbons, Flowers, straw Trimmings etc. in
TACT general assortment. of Millinery and Fancy Goods
IL Is the intention that every that gives a call
shall be perfectly satisfied with goods and prices
MANTI AMAZING.
IN connection with The abuyt, all orders promptly
dcd Ia; il is needless puB, well known if not
would refer 70 Mrs III. NJ Rice, Mrs. Hollinshead and
numerous Others. Nset,es, Dress Trimmings etc. for
sale low. MARY NIERKICK
IL Remember the No.; 80 Muin street.
Gaicra, June u. 1852 g-tf
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-12-09
Tin Ware and stove Store.

~ :. NEWELL informs the public that he has re-
moved from his old stand, 10 his new store near
The Post Office s. Paul. Having now sufficient room
lor his wohmen, he Is prepared to any orders
Tor wares III Tin, copper, iron zinc, &c He is prepared
also 10 perform job work, III fitting ues, furnaces and
sttting up stoves.
Wares ready made and on hand. He has in his from,
room large and univallod stock Of and iron ware
ready AT hand.
Also stoves Of several Of The latest and most
Patterns which can't be beat by anything extant
lie assures ms patrons that he Is disposed get down
III once from tc early eNorbitant prices of Indian
times, ana MAKE hlS profits ont OF more numerous sales
lie can aHo,d TO sell so that the purchaser can live ia
call again. and he viii 40 IT,.
Obser'c our Place is on the side with The Pos,
Oflce ana near By.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-12-09
X. q. w.
A LARGE Enll and Winter stoCk at the ST. Paul Hat

A LARGE Fall and Winter stock ut the 81. Pan Hat
IA and Cap store, Third and Wabashaw streets
Walk III and examine for yourself-prices astonishing
low Latest les fur and slk hats otter, seal, musk
beaver, brush cashmere and wool, kOssuh every
sly le variety and priced caps, silk, velvet and velvet
plush travelling Russ, otter, Rocky Mountain, cloth and
Clildr&n.
n. n Al hat. purchased at this establishment ironed
free,f:t txcai WALKERS.
oSt7 25--w
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-12-09
Mechanics Union Association.

Office, No. ], GOOdrich's Buiking SpnINGFIELD, Mass
NJ. ID. DEAN, President,
WILLIAM PATTON, &. c. Woop -.
III. B. JUDKINs, }P"""c"f com.
vENilS is an Association of Workngmcn and Others
for the assistance of each other in case of
sickness accident.
BY the payment of he following ANIMAL deposits Won
viii become Life Member, and be entitled to a weekly
benefit during life, it should be disabled by sickness
accident from attending ordinary business or
occupation. FEMALES insured against sickness common
both
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-12-09
Cheapest and most Economical Stoves
Eyfant

He would again repeat that has the slightest hesi;a-
ton in recommending this stove standing the est,
nation of competent Judges, without a rival the most
distant approach to rivashp; and would confident
ly challenge the entire trade the trial Remember if
It does not suit just bring back and your money will
be ready for you.
have also on hand large assortment Of PREMIUM
BOX AND PARLOR STOVES, al reduced prices; Tinwure
wholesale and reail job work done the shortest
by III BYERS
sept2o-o3-y Corner Pobcrts and vh;rJ s,r.nt
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-12-09

LARGE RoBBERY.-A letter from Cairo. III
says that quite an extensive robbery occ,r,,d nn
board the steamboat Forest Citv at the poutl or to
Wabash on the night of the I7lh inst. NJ III
al New Orleans was roi'sed of his trunk and ev,ry
aud money to the amount Of S2D.0NO Hs t-,nf
WAS sitting IN the ladic cabin and the day ,,re y,s
To the day of the disappearance of the t,oI
air. i'm Was ove'hauing everything in il So ,ha,
any one could see his money, diamonds and ewclrv
which no doubt led to the rotlery Some say ,h.,,,
the trunk Was thrown into the river i,h buoy At.
tachcd. 's "''
general search was concluded yesterday after.
noon with no little distu Lance. Pistols were d.,
and at one time general fight seemed ineytable '"
Dir. Fisk yesterday despatched an agent from Padu.
cab to the place where we LAZY by, the night of the
robbery, and he (Fisk) proceeds to ST. Louis to s,
the boat for the loss How it will end remains to l
seen. Mr.. Fisk the sole owner Of the s,s,u,'
ship Alabama, wrecked long since, and is rem.
ted wealthy.-[Lo,iisvilleC Courier, Oct. p.
Hon. Abbott Lawrence, late minister to Eng,n,
arrived in Boston on Thursday, Oct 81, in the r.;
agara, from Liverpool.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-12-09
THE NEW AND UNRlVALk,D COOS
STOVE. CHARTER OAK.

TIME subscriber would respectfully inform the public
l. that he has, after great difficulty and expense pro-
cured large stock of the above and elegant Cook
Stoves This combines in trnction and ar
ransement, all the modern improvements Of the age, in
greater perfection than any other market
lie is aware, putting every thing is the order of the
day; but there is none of that this instance. This
is all all its friends claim for il. and simply
and only that il Is infinitely superior any stove now
extant Purchasers are distinctly and "a plcly inform
ed that, 1t III Its operations, utility and tnrbtV il does
not meet their entire and unqualified approximation their
money viii be Refunded 10 them upon return Of he
stove Every article of furniture i the best qualit,
IL wei kmaiship and of the latest improvements.
All who DESTROYS Of procuring Of the best COO
offered for sale this mari ct or ary where
else, are respectfully invited to call ana examine this
stove for Themselves before rohasing elsewhere: if
they do rot. they viii assuTed be sorry for IT, the
r-.li lAa ..4l... Ii i. 4
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-12-09
CLOTHING FOR THE MILLInN:


NNy1NNE& COOLEY, AZ the Cash Furnishing Store
w on Roberts street, ST. Paul, having Just returned
from the Eastern markets now ready 30 show the
citilcus Of st Paul. and al! who may favor them with a
CALL the largest and most varied stock of Fall and i'll
Goods in their line, brought TO this market and
which Won rcspel fully invited To call and examine
This stock consists in part of the following articles
Cloths, CassimcTes NestngS, Read -Iladc Clothing.
snd GcnIemens' Furnishing Goods. Mcrino, WOODEN,
Wurstod, Cloth and Flannel Wrappers and drawers;
Hosiery of all Kinds, qualities and prices; Gloves and
Nitcns in endless variety such BGck Worsted Ber-
lin, Mcrno, Cashmere, WOUen, &c. Also very beau-
tiiu assortment Of white and colored Kid and Silk
Gloves The newest patterns of Collars, Handkercies,
Scars, Ties, Cravats, stocks. &c.
SHIRTS.
Fine Linen Boscuis, of the latest French and slsh
fashions, Flannel Calico, Check and Hickory Shirts,
great quantities Duck aud Drill Overalis.
READE.MADE CLOTHING.
Cheaper than ever but TOO numerous TO mention, cali
and So for yourselves.
BOYS AND Gil Ii.DRENS' CLOTHIN NC q.
We have very fine assortment made up IN the neat
manner AMI very low prices Duckskin MIttcis
and Gloves, Fur and Driving Gloves, Rubber and Oh
cloth tluthing, Carpet aud Travelling Bags.
In the Il ~trM DEPARTMENT.. may he found all
te ~ Is of Cloths, cassmercs pOc>im NestiRgs
and Trimmings match; and venture to say. that
can give you good and fashionable work
hal west IF New York aud Warranted 10 suit, no
sale.
DON'T forget the place, Roberts street, next door
10 W. II. Stllmans store.
WHINE COOLEY.
mil {b,f
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-12-09
III. F.. M'CLOSkEY.

XXyHOLESALE Grocer, Forwarding and Commits
w sion Merchant, and General Steamboat Agent,
No 30 evee, Gaiena, Ill. The attention of buyers
called my stock of Groceries, Provisions, etc. ETC.
Having received by late arrivals from New York
ton New Orleans and ST. Louis which in addition my
former stock, renders my assortment complete ! shall
continue receive additional shipments from time "a
time, during navigation thereby enabling have
fresh and full stock throughout the season. and to be able
al all times, fill orders at the lowest market rates.
The Receiving and Forwarding business, shall in eve
ny instance have personal attention, by which
patch anj care will be guaranteed, and the expense
Storage and Dravage as muoh possible avoided
feel assured that my facilities and long experience in
the Commission and Forwarding business enable ne Ia
warrant entire satisfaction TO any that may favor
with their patronage.
Liberal Cash advances will he made Produce and
Merchandise shipped for sale this market Par
tcuar attention VIII be paid to the purchase OF all art
Giles not line.
u Agent for a Galcna and 1t. Louis and Galena ard
ST. Pan PACKET LINE OF STEAMERS.
II. +. M'CLOSKEY.
all Arr
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-12-09

nEMIJHOHNS--l5o /, 2, 3, and gals, reed per
~ Excelsior, and for sale by ii McCLOSKEY.
NXyHISKEY-loO bbls Old Rye, reed and for sale by
w ii McCLOSKEY.
6tOFFEE-350 bags Rio Coffee, reed per Golden Era
~ and for sale by III MCLOSkEY.
FUNOBACCO-l25 bxs Virginia, reed and for sale by
f MCLOSKEY.
cs 3c4 DRUMS received and for sale He BY
ED ICE25 tierccs, reed per Golden Era for sale by
IA APP ii + MCLOSkEY.
SsALERATUs-25 bxs Boston Salcrat'ls, received and
~ for sale by III + MCiOSkEY.
HH CASKS Brown Stout, London Porter 4 Scotch
eVO Ale reed per Golden Era, and for sale by
APP HF MCLOSkEY.
NJACKEREL-75 bbls No. l, & NlackereI reed
4'A per Golden Era aud for sale by
vUVEA--l5O hf chests P Imp and IL Tea received
app FM'CLOsKEY.
E1URRANTS-25 casks Currents, reed per Golden
~ Era. and for sale by ii + M'CLOSKEY.
HERRINGS-225 bxs Scotch Herrings reed per Col
Il Il den Era, and for sale by ii + M'CLOSKEY.
~ NsINS-25O bxs Raisins, reed and for sale by
HI ap1 ii MCLOSkEY.
NINE--15O casks Claret and White Wine, reed
w and for sale by He MCLOSKEY.
DACON--50 casks Hams and Shoulders reed per
- Bon Accord, for sale by III f M'CLOSkEI.
lIoLASsEs-loO bbls reed and for sale by
w app IL f M'CLoSKEV.
NtANDLEs-I5o bvs Star Candles reed per wiscon
- SIN dlG Tor sale by III MCLOSkEN.
TAR5O bbs Tar, reed per Wisconsin, and for sale by
app ii + MCLOSkEY.
4 ARD-5O bbls Leaf Lard reed per Wisconsin, and
IL for sale by II L M'CLOShEI.
UDRANDY-9O casks Brandy reed per Golden Era
- and for sale by III + M'CLOSkEY.
= a BONES Pint and Quart FIasks reed and for
eIO sale by IL + MCLOSkEY.
(NIDER VINEGAR-Received and for sale by
- HF M'CLOSkEY.
G>UNNIES-10,O 900 Gunny Sacks reed per Bon Ac
IN cord, and for sale by HF M'CLOSkEY.
nRIED BEEP-lOOOO lbs Dried Beef reed per Bon
A. Accord and for sale by HE M'CLOSKEY
nRANGES-!5o bxs Oranges, received and for sale by
" + MCLOSkEI.
LVLOUR-5O bbls Extra Superfne Family reed per
IL Excelsior and for sale by III McCLOSkEY.
- for sale by III McCLOSKEY.
HANS AND SHOULDERS-20 casks reed per En-
Il cesior and for eale by Ii McCLOSkEY.
MESS POkK-3OO bbls on hand and for sale by
VI III McCLOSkEY.
SOAP-250 bxs Yellow, reed per Excelsior aud for
~ sale by III NcCLOSkEY.
EANDLES-l5O bXs Mould, reed and for sale by
~ IL MoCLOSKEY.
(.REEN APPLEs-Ioo bbls in store and for sale by
" II NcCLOSKEI.
ctUGAR-55 hbts Fair to Prime \. O. Sugar. rscd per
- Wyoming and or sale by ii McCLOSkEY.
(NIGARS-lo,apo La MON Regalia Cigars; 10000 Ma
- poieon 20 d.; 10 D10 Washington do do; 10000
doi 5000 La Luna do do; 10000 La Ameina do do
1000 La Naoiona do de- 5000 Principe assorted do;
ccivcd per Wy oming and for sale by
mh26 If McCLOsKEY.
lNHEESE-l25 bxs Western Reserve Cheese reed
~ per Highland Mary, and for sale by
aps HF MoCLosKEY
GtLASS-300 bXs assorted sizes Window Glass, reed
u per Excelsior for sale by ii McCLOSKEY.
NAIl.S--375 kegs ass'd reed per Excelsior and for
~ sale by mh29 il MoCLOSKEY.
ARD OILS bbls Lard Oil reo'd and for sale nv
~ APPLE tf Fl MCIOSkEY.