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LATEST rRoM LAKE SUPERIoR.--The
Hon. Herman B. Ely, Of the Upper Peninsula.
arrived al Detroit on The 3Oih uii., overland via
Greca Bay. bringing mail with him. lie left
on the 18Th; the " inter bad then fairly set in
For seventy miles son;h Of Lake Superior, iha
party which accompanied h.m, encountered snow
b.,wcen iwo and three feet deep. 'hroagh " hich
the, passed on shoes. They were SIX days
~ accomplishing tins seventy niles. A,igs at
the nlnes are generally IN prosperous condition
though some Inconverience would be sustained
IN consequences oi The large ainocnt of supplies
detained al The Saui. for want of means of ,rans.
poration. From ihe iacretsr cf business The
past season. the present shppin. on Laae Supe-
rior Is entirely inadequate To priiorm the service
required o! H.
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HOPKINS AND BROTHER.

SUCCESSORS OF D4yIEL HOPKINS,
JANE Just opened Thrd-,t, near Jackson street,
general assortment OF family goods and lanily
rOCefts also Crochery, uis ard variety al other
goods such cllicocs, shiig> and heeiinE> linen,
Wooen, and cutton goods ol all uisCfiics Lo0ts and
shoes Ct ali sLcs and qualities Tor men ana women boz
and ciris also. quantities of sugar, Conce,
sacrats aud all sorts OF ready made clothing,
broOs. nuts. moia>es vinegar, pork. mackcrei. cod
fish, clothes pins tobacco c all PiiItIcsi ana butter.
lard oVstcrs Hour crackers, dried also, window
glass aud putv rope bed cords. powder, shot. caps,
bacon soap, canuts-n tact, every thing We intend To
sell very small profit, tor quich pay. Call and oX-
anime Tor yourselves ana Try
DANTEI. HOPKINS,
iul5-!9-lv PETER EOIkiNS.
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IMPORTANT TO SAW MILL OwyERs.-New
Hampshire (Dover) Telegraph gives an account Of a
circular saw recently invented by A. c. George Of
that place, which is iun without aibor, in such d
manner as to cut board nearly the width Of the
saw. Nachinists pronounce the invention as nvalii-
allie, and Mullay Of Bangor, who is interested in
it, will soon introduce the in the pine forests of
Maine, where it will work revolution 10 the lum-
bering business.
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WINTER ROUTE BETWEEN CHICAGO AND
CLEvELAND1he rails are laid, SAYS ihe Tn
bune, between Toledo and Mnnrocville on the
Cieyeland. NoEw;.iIs and Toledo rond, and con-
,iruction ears are nnw running on the track; Inc
Directors Expect io ran regular passenger cars hY
the first Of December. II "a person mus, go over
The route before the frs. and hires not ke a boat
between TuIedo and Cleveland, hc " III find ih,
construction iraIl heller than sinsng. Cnlii tho
first oE January. the route FROM Nonroe,i!ie io
Cleveland " ii be over the Mansfield ard Sam
dusky Cn. Road. frcm Monroeviie Ia Selbv and
by the Cleveland ard Columbus Road from She-
by to Clcveland--a route some ii.irry niles long
er than the direct rold from Nonroev,ile tn Cleve-
land. which l. promised 10 be opened by the first
Of january. The cars have been running beiwee
Cleveland and Buff 10 for week.
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From Arthur's Home Gazette
To Minnie Mary Lee, Of Minnesota.
gY WILMA WEST

Dear Minnie Lee, my soul claims thee
For a congenial friend:
To all thy sweet poeti; speech,
My heart an echo sends.
I've dreamed of thy dear ficwery home,
Aiar in western wilds,
Where fond loves smiles and gentle tones.
Each passing hour beguiles.
When night her starry curtain spreads,
And winds around me sweep
Sweet mournful thoughts come Ger my soul
Until lain would weep
For thou art as blooming rose,
Bathing in loves bright shower;
And Ia vine all rudely crushed
In mornings rosy hour.
Or, thou art a warbling bird,
The music Of whose wing,
Rcmnheth me, how once l long,d
Mid golden clouds to sing.
And Of thy darling Grace I've read,
my Lily, pure and ialr;
Who now expands mi heavenly dews,
Where flowers immortal are.
Unto the Fathers bosom,
A gentle dove have given;
Her dark eyes in southern grave
Her spotless soul in Heaven.
Her snowy hands were meekly laid
Upon her quiet breast;
One morn amid the dew and flowers.
We laid her down to rest.
And oh! ,ha; time the shadows dark
Upon my pathway fell;
Yet have learned to trust, and say,
''Ile doeth all things we'll"
Thy cup win happiness o'ettlows;
While mine all shattered lies,
Until earth's shadows disappear,
Beneath those cloudess skies.
Where, as we are, we shall be known;
Oh, blest assurance given
To those who have no other hope,
No other home but Heaven.
Full off in sad and weary hours,
Nv thoughts revert to thee;
And though I've never seen thy face,
Tbou'rt beautiful to me.
For thy refined and brilliant mind
Its own impress hath traced;
And b,ami1J smiles in thy soft cves,
Thy joyous life hath placed.
Then touch again, the strings which thrill
Within my breast
Some strange sweet chord;
Thy long conii1ue silence break
With thy sweet notes.
Thou western bird.
ApRIAS, Mich, Oct. 1852.
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f. .ENlTCEE,

TO buy second hand iurHiturf, II too
:. = sl2s much ike huN iug second hand gar
.j-|@.s.@@s,E acnts. W { u for granted, that
HE PEOPLE of our Territory, Woald
rather prefer have their chairs. wiisl> tas, beu
and tables order and expressly fer the
Use; although old fIrturc might be bought for less
ncN. 1Htn tnink people would rather havear
Giles made of the ier that grows here The IerriIO-
~, manufactured by mechanics, who have cast
their lot in Minnesota, tor better, Tor worse.
We Will make promptly To order whatever articles of
furniture may Ue wanted Of have What is desl-
81 iird) ar viii goods better AID all
things con>loered cheaper, than they can be imported
UAdc.taniHg promptly attended to.
SrEES X III Mt,
Manufacturers of Cabinet Ware and fufltiie, laird
street, 1t. aul.
~. Paul. May p, l6l2 eff
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PRiScELY LIerRALIrY.-It is stated in the n.
y papers that Nj. Peter Cooper, # tia, city, has
appropriated 800, 800 lDr the e,'iL hmcnt oi IN
Institution To be knnwa the mon - for 'th.
Moral, Mental, ard Ph, seal mrrovcm, mt Of y ouih"
The luiil ling i, % b. six sio ips ~ a. and acel tho
whole block bouded ~ the sih Aycnic, Astor Iia,e,
81 Avenue, and TN steet 1t will have an obscrya.
to in the uprer story, and large lecture room ia
th. basement. The stone be laid in atl,,
three months and when the building is com, Ic,ed,
is to be made I, the people as free gift The
only reuu site to become member Of the rstitno,
viii be od moral cha actcr laws for the govern.
,nent will b. made by ;hems Ives and expurions viii
oniy be made maicrt, vote of the whole body. A
arg, T. he set art fr the Of ladies VITO
NAV meet for discussion, and 500 are annual, set
d, ait, to b. given by vote of the n9mIeis Of tie
Institute the female who proved I, have exhiti.
ed the ucst he,oIs, the eacst >eC sacr ilce in
the cause Il suffering humanity. A Boaid cf THUS.
tees is to he appointed, comprising the Jrdge Of the
United States Court residing in New Yoik. th,eo
Judges of the Superior Cout, the Ma,or the oldest
male members of Mr.. Cooper's family tn President
of the Free Academy, the President Of the NJ chan.
les So:iety, and the Editors Of the rinlraI day
and weekly rapers of the city, who have one vote Il,
the Boa, d. These Trustees have power 10 arpnint
the Pr.fessors, and Supe, ntendent who must make
an annual repor, to the Board, the Corpo attn AID
to the Legislature.
There has been another small earthquake away
dow east in the state Of Maine.
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LOVE, NILLAINY ANDR REvENGE.-AP Pha-
delphia paper relates incident, similar to- The
one at aliiwau ce the Other DAY, of u Young g.si
shooiins her betraycr IN that city. The Scoui-
drels name was Becker. the unfortunate girls
Marilcna Messer
He had been paying her attentions four or five
years. II appears he was comni.,t d 10 jail last
July; that To ct him oui she paid S5S ou, Of her
own hard earning. and that IN September, he bor-
rowed S42 from uhSeQuentiy seduced her
and then refused 10 marry her. and tha, he took
up his abode IN some place unknown to her. On
SUNDAY nlght she Went 10 the ieldence of his
parents IN search Of him, and remained ali night
suppo>ins he might come there. In This she was
not mistaken. He made his appearance there
about day light, aud size accosied him. He re
fused steadily 10 tell ber where he lived, and tod
her to go away, as ha wanted rnihns more To do
with her. He tade her good bye, and ~ he
lurnea to leave, she eyeiIed pistol at him. pull
ed The trigger and he fell The bail struck hm
on the hari bone behind The glanced upward
between the scalp aud the skull for several
inches. Had II gone one-haif inch lower down
he would have been instantly killed. The woman
was at once arrested and taken before Alderman
buchanan, who committed her Ia prison. On Mon
day afternoon the wounded man. being able 10
walk, proceeded To the Aiderman'> office, where
upon The magistrate sent him 10 prison 10 answer
charge OF iornlcaion and bastnrdy.
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CITY OF CAIRo.-We had the pleasure, yes
terday, of an Interview with :. Stats TAYLOR,
Esq, the Agent for the Trustees of the Cairo city
property, and also "i examining the plot Of The first
division of that city. recently laid ou, hy MIlor
Long, Engineer of The Company. The plan which
has been agreed upon 10y the Trustees, we UNDER
stand, has received ,he approval of the most
scientific and experienced corn,nersai nlen in the
Eastern cities; and for convenience, beauty and
symmetry, must strike every one as unequailed
an. where. The wIuie city is laid out on plan
Of fairness, hberallty and magnicence, we'll
worthy OF the commercial importance which it is
uimaiey destined to attain.
lie hr>i DIVISION % the city Of Cairo. the
vcv of which has just been completed, compre-
hends about four hundred acres, and is laid out
INTO seveniy-nine blocks "r squares, making alto
gether tN enty hundred lots. he cross streets
running from the Ohio TO The Mississippi, are al
terna,ey fifty and sixty feet wide, and eighteen
IN number. The avenues, r,diate out from the
JUNCTION Of The two rlverSto - be extended when
the oh.r divisions Of the city shall he LAID out
are each Of them one hundred feet wide. I hese
avenues are uirsected by streets running at right
angles 10 the cross streets, and parallel TO each
Other A number oi pubic squares and parks
are also olecied in different paris of the city
one Of nearly fifty in the centre. and anoh-
er crescent shaped at the point, snar in some
respects, 10 the Battery Of New lor city
According 10 an agreement with the Central
Railroad Company, the track Of that road is 10
make divergence about five miles above the
point. and circle entirely around the cry For
this purpose, a raroad avenue. l25 feet in
breadth, j. reserved for the Of the company.
There Is also reserved strip $50 feet in breadth
immediately upon the summit Of the ieyee, for
a double Track. There are to he depo;s on both
sides ot the river. as we'll a> extensive buildings
at the point Of divergence Of the two tracks.
We understand that the p!n, of tins division Of
Cairo, after Il few unimpor,ant alterations, will
be recorded, and that in all probability, lots viii
he ready for sale by the first Of January a large
number of applications for The purchese Of lots
have alread, been made, and many wealthy in
dlvlduas preparing 10 huild WAREHOUSES; and
establish themselves in business a, This point.
-Alinu Inl
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Dotels and Boarolmg nouses.
ut. III. HnT-CE

'hSiiS house, formerly Kept by j. w Bass being the
original hotel OF 81 fanl, the corner Of Third t.
1a'ksoh streets, opposite the Minnesota Quilt,
roughly repaired and remodelled and with the additions
now made 10 II, Of the spacious and conve-
iebt hotels IN town. Having taken lease OF it, and
htted it up throughout with furniture, invite the
travelling pubic 10 call upon me; believing they VIII find
ths house equal to the BEST all poets The charges
WIN be very moderate GEORGE WELLS.
81. Paul July % 1852 tf
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SIGHr TO THE BLiND.-Mlss Sarah Hanley
Of Milahde, Canada, aged twen,y-one years.
who had been born blind, WAS recepti, restored
10 sight almost insan'ancously. by an operation
of ii surgeon, DR.. Caldwell. rhe account saws,
40 descrlb the sensations Of the young lady,
when the first welcome ray of hight entered her
hlthe,io sishilc>- orbs. woud be beyond pow
CT. In an instant. new and bright world, full
oi light ard IIe-terrIhle. because hitherto un-
known IN II, EeaiIzed beauty. rose before ner.-
She looked and lreuied; she shook from head
10 foot like an aspen leaf. and unab'e to utter 4
word, she .azed in Wild a>ioni~hlnrnt on the
scene before her u vas found TINT when her
e,notions had >o;newhrt subsidized vhcn ARTICLES
were shown with which she was perfectly 'im,-
lar 10y tough, she could not recosnIze them be-
ing the Ill >h. had (elt ihem.-[Gal. Ad.
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THE RICE HOUSE.

VRNb Ihrtc story Brick on ~. Anthony St, lately
n occupied as the store Of II. NJ Rice. is con-
verted into Hotel; which with such additions il
arc contemplated will make il very spacous and con-
Nenien establishment Every effort Will be eNerted
make THIS house first such will CRAFTY the
wishes OF all guests and travellers Our coaches will
take guest and their baggage, and from the boats
free OF charge. Strangers IN St Panl, before crediEg
The report that our roon.s all f may do well
call upon Perhaps, they will find better rooms, bet
ter furniture and better fare than they anticipated.
JOSEPH DANIELS.
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MAIN STREET, Opposite GALENA HOTEL.
N1ANtFACTtRE and keep constantly on hand n
~ complete assortment OF fancy and w indsor Chairs
Also. bureaus, Tables, Stands Writing Desks Looking
Glasses, Bedstcads, DC, &c. Persons wishing 10 pur
chase viii do well cali before ie buy elsewhere,
prepared to sell good article and terms
are invariably cash, alotd 10 sell "a, cheap, OF
cheaper, than other IL the city reasonable de-
dnction made to PERSONS buying 10 sell asa All orders
from distance .unctualiy attended to.
Galena, May, ic5I 81
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E,sGs.kI EtlA Err Z.

NOV shah have hand, AT al hours OF ,lay and
~ night, loaNes crumpcts, cracaers, cakes ul all
surts,-tNery tiIig III my hne, done up ;ircorung
"a. best ol nay skili. Thanking oar pnbh' for past
encourage semeit shall continue your custom
Corner VI ST Anihony and Fort
April 10, lcj2. (j2-tD GEO. SPENCE.
ST. .PAt K. Ba II FIR N.--G.OOD EATING.
Ii who love good ealing, call the Il. Paul Bake
"a ~. where ;iley DO things up White, not BruWn.-
We si al have hand all tines Bread aud Crack
Cahe- and Cutes OF every description, tce Ctetn
and small Beer, and every thing else in ne. Cal
and see for Yourselves. 4 & W. BATES.
81. Paul, Avul 20, iS52. 2-tf
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u. LII. hE ERS.

Corner Ihird 0ad Roberts SIS, Paul, .Nin.
NE AM FACTtRIR ui zinc, tin sh, ct iron and cop
We per- informs The citizens Ui st fni that lie Keeps
hand lIsc assortment OF slaves, winch he viii sell
low Tor cash. Gail and EtiurC buA m else where:
also, tin ware oi he best quality al Wdoesale AID re-
tail. Indian traders would we'll to c4il ald examine.
1T. Paul Ji ne = i-3< 1-ly
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SE. PAUL FERRY.

vENIE subscyibers have ready new horse boat
n and all things complete order Tor cros>iIs the
st. HAUL Lower Landing, with al. Passengers
amd t,alns We shall he Attendance at the Ferry, al
the usual hours of b>css and possible, shall
secure the attendance OF good Ferry mar The
rates of fen3re aie lower here than any other ferry
itcm ST Louis 81. latil
JAMES " COODHI +,
ISAAC \. GOODHUE,
iv2o EropIic;ors.
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GEEA,I ENEIlHIIION.

AT JOHN NoLLA Ds FURNITURE AND INDt sTRItL SALE
ROOMS, EETCH ST, SAINT PAUL.
LARGE stock Of Chairs, Lounges. Eedsteafs. Cen
"a trc Gard and eating fables, Bureaus and other
ucies that's wanted Ito num- Ladies and gentleDen
you that's InaIrIti tid aint come aud sce-ad
miitance Selling cheap Tor cash. or oats, free
trade More arrivals By Grsc& Shave and other boats
Work made To order JOHN HOLLAND,
kept30 3i3n FAINTER
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NO. XXXVIT.

SIMPLE CURE FOR CRoUP.--We find ia the
Journal of Health the following simple remedy
ior this dangerous disease. Those who have pass-
ed nights OF great agony at the bedside of loving
chiidren, Will treasure II up as an Invaluable
piece Of information. ii child is taken with
the Group, Instantly apply cold water. ice water
II possible, suddenly and freely 10 the neck and
chest with sponge. The breath will instantly
be relieved. So soon as possible, let the sufferer
drink as much as II can; then wipe 1t dry, cover
1t up warm, and soon quiet sun,ber will relieve
the parents anxiety, and lead the heart in thank
iulness 10 the power which has given to the clear
gushing fountain such medical qualities
We publish the above for the purpose Of bear.
my witness 10 the efficacy OF the remedy, with
slight variaion.' We have repeatedly, IN our
family. arrested attacks Of this terrible d,seasa
upon child who Is subject 10 Il very violent and
stubborn form Of the disease by the following
simple method. Al the first symptom Of The dis
ease, wet napkin or towel, folded to about four
inches in width. and wind around the naked
throat oil the patient, aud then take about half
pound of clean dry cotton battling and tie 1t ever
the ma pkn so as to gela,n the animal leat. Give
The patient plenty of cold water 10 drink, and
cover IL up in IA warm bed. The cough will cease
the p1tlent will sleep all night. and awake well
IN the morning. Wash the neck IN coId water,
and dress usual. There is no danger Of taking
cold, and the dreadful effect of cn,etics are ali
avoided. We have tested this remedy by at least
twenty trials within the past FIVE years. and it has
never failed. II Is equally eihcacious in qunzy,
If taken when The disease first maniies,s Itself
as 1t is also in any other infamaion of The throat.
In trying the experiment. don't take into vour
isead that flannel, an old stocking. or soue
oiher substitute will answer in place Of the cot.
ton. Dry cotton WOO! and plenty Of it, is a per-
feet non-conductor Of animal heat and hence it
Is the best article and cnly sure reliance.
After the dt'ease has made great progress. we
will not undertake to say ha, even this remedy
would arrest the disease; bot In such cases We
have 10 doubt that It would have most potent
aid 10 other remedies. Buffalo TX.
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NATHAN SpIEEH.

Matchmaker and Jereiier, THIRD Street, st. Poui.
Xmas just received well selected stock OF Cloc&s,
Watches and Jewelry, consisting IN part. fol
lows: Gold Bracelets ochets Breast Pms, Scarf Pins.
tut Rings, Ear Rings Finger Rings, Gold Pens Pencil
Chains, Buckles. Slides. Silver and German Silver thin
bles Spcctacles and f. Protectors Clocks and Watches
of cry kind, quality and price. Combs Cutlery, Per-
iUmlry, &C. which for sale very cheap for Cusl.
Clocks, Watches and Jeweiry repaired in the best
manner aud warrautej
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Democratic irndpLs, Dmprat alsn snano Imouun PLEASURES
81. paul business Gar0s.


fsNlE Subscriber, corner of Fifth and Aipneso
n u streets, IS now Mock Mock Nockiny, Old
rags INTO handsome cheap aud dnrabe Carpo Ladies
anu geniemcn please call and those spiritual knock
ings, will not intruae
large quantity Of carpet warp IN hand, and carpets
made order. + NJ WaJsrTpa
81. Paul. May Is, 1882 1tf
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Galcll...

GEO. Eki.Et son.
~ EOiESAl.E and retail dealer in Hardware and
w CUTLERY. Cast Steele, Nails. Mechanics and Nil
ner>' ooi, Rope and Farming implements No. 9G Main
street. Caleua. III. 1T
GEO. G. C.STROTUER,
Sole gent in Gaiena Tor sale of Sloan
Medicincs-Mainst street. Galena III.
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THEODORE r.. PARKER,
Attorney a. Counsellor at Law,
StiiiWater, Minnesota Territory.
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NEW GROCERY AND PROVISION
STGTsE

ST. Anftony ySueet, tao doors bcioO the AmtricGn
House.
yEzIE undersigned would respectfully invite the aten-
Il ton Of the public, their large and well selected
stock Groceries Provisions Also, Ready Made
Clothing, Boots, shoes, Wines, Liquors, Nails Glass,
HARDWARE, etc, all OF which Viii be sold clcp Tor cash
a lease Cali and belore purchasing else
where. IRVINE n BROTHER.
St Paul Oct l6 ISL. 26
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EEE,Ss1 MEAT.

have all arrangement now, Tor keeping fresh meat on
II ice winter temperature; and as shall be spar
ing neither oi pains money, to have the choicest,
beef pork, muton lamb, saUsascs, and other varieties,
send i'll their children, for
bit o tenderlne, steak roast, something else that
is good, and they shall have the best the shop, aud
honest weight. My shop, remember, Is ST. Anthony
street, just few steps above Fuiers story brick.
maya1-OU WIN. WELLS.
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vENlE subscriber s agent OF Flour from the above mills,
n and viii have IA constant supply on hand OF super
tine AID extra superne vhc! will be sold at mi. prices,
freight added
The superior quality of this Flour is known all who
it, and II only req trial here make 1t
a iasorite family Flour of Minnesota
JOHN HARRINGTON.
81. Paul, May %, 1851.
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have changed place of business, and now occupy
u the room Ben. w. Brun-ons store, on Third
street, between Jackson and Roberts.
Persons wishing 10 send me i,ignmcnts viii please
leave them at the OF Ben. W. Brunson where
shall sell during the winter
F.E. COLLINS Auct.
81. Paul Dec. 3, ls52--it
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r.. T.. PRICE.

EDLASlEKER, can be found near the corner of Jack
son and sixth streets hear the lower single mill
T. B T. has served regular apprenticeship at the bust
ness OF puSenng and believes he can give entire satis
iacuon to Ihose who may employ him, any branch
his business.
r s.-Two good journeymen are wanted Immediately.
St PAM. Ans. Il, losl. T.