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The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-06-10
II. NEISlIaL,, & co,

IL NEW " J ID 4 Co,
WHOLESALE DEALERS II bRt.%. NFptCf>re Cur.5.-
GALS, PAINTS, ciLS. NAHNt>Iias and IDNF->TtfFs
WiNpoW GLASS and PU IIN. GLASSWARE. Pm
FUNERy, FINE SOAPS. FINE II AIR. ronTu
PAINT andW HITEW isI.BRl SHE'S FIELD
GARDE> ana Flower caEps. =, r.
GICAL lSsrRt HENTs Specs
Syt FPS. PArEvT NHBI-
CINES, IL RI WINES, etc, far "a cIcI>tr rUgposFs
FANCY ARTICLES. sUr'R lyKs. i.ET-I:R aud e p Pa.
PER. GOLD and STEEL Pens and srirIoNERy
GOLD and TIH fcii.. aid d great variety
OF other articles.
MS the oldest Drug establishment north Of the Hi
h"is rVef Nc have done business IN TINS city since
~. fhyslcians and Merchants always iinJ NJ this
mouse, REsH ana tNADiL LIBERATED Medicines. and Of
'it FIRST Q ALiTY Purchasers are invited to cNImne
our stock rs II l. larger than other the Northwest
a"d we believe oar prices VIII continue 10 be sat ,fciory
tn any who may trade with us.
Galeha, EoXCul5tr, ISL. :-1g,I
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=. CRAWFORD A. CO.

''HVAts I De MD KLTtIL DRUGGISTS
~ Nam Street, G4jCnn,
AVE Just received A fall supnlv of Drucs Med
" u cihes, Pants OILS, Dye-Stufis, Window Glass
GLASSWARE, fntty, etc. ETC. They viii he cons tartlv re-
c'Vng supplies OF the above and other articles in their
me, anu would call the attention of those wishing ia
purcnase' as they offer to sell Al 81 Louis prices
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MARSHALL g. cos

W uObtSdtt NsIOCpFy anu IRON store.
N connection with our stock of SLIGO Iron, We
Z offer large stock of Groceries and Provisions We
would call te attention of up-country mcrchant~ and
retail dealers generally to which embraces
every thing ignOls excepted, Ia the Grocery and Pro
vision line.
We propose selling for cash NJ Gaena market prices
adding cost OF tar,p oraion, and believe tiat
supply boHrdnghouse keepers and families good
terms a. they cad purchase below.
Our STOCK has been selected with that we can
WARRANT The quality OF all articles sold b, lis
GVGA z .--C ommon brown Refined, A. L and C.
- Crushed ana Powdered, b! .he barrel.
MARSHALL. n Co.'S
AHOLA rs ES--Bel, hers syrup suaar-house aud
VA Plantation. NJ MARSHALL - COS
GOLDEN SYRUP. in losalon kcs> for FAM
~ hes, al II. & COS.
EOFFHE AID TEAS, of every kind At
y Ms Cos.
ELorR--Jasper, Extra and superfne, =,
EDORk--Ciear Mess just put up last week supe-
d nor article for families, At " Cos
SALT--of every KIND aud in any quantity, a,
~ y COS
eSIL--iiHaeed Hlea'hed' Lamp and Lard "ii'e'
<tANDLES-~sfe.n, star and Mould, at
u S Cos
NEHiTE LEAD, Turpentne, Putty, Whiting md
w LHHpblack, at y Cos
NNTiNDOW GLASS aNd Nails Tobprco Goldfish,
MUcAerel. Butter aud Ihoe,e Axes, Cloc ~, Com
Baskets, Looking CLASSES, to Ears, BUGS NILS, Grain
Brooms, Crachvts. Axe iicses, and almost every thug
thar can be named, including ioHs anl Pepf,,auce.
Tor sale Al AE~iIALL ~ Cos.
S-..L aUl, October, 1851. 52s
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G. MCGUIRE, GTSS1yyTU,

thc sym ni me Big can, Third street, ST Phii,
"A neat door 20 Caves Saloon, prepared do any
work IN Is iine OF business prompt! and the entire
Of customers.
luN 81. Il. Il
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ST. PAUL
HAT AND CAP STORE.

On Thru Sreef, t,co doors btio,c HIab1ShU,r
FtNiE subscriber having just received his Fall stock
d of HATS n CAPS, would call the attention of
purchasers to larger and better selected of
goods in his line, than be found north Of Louis.
lie would invite particular attention la his
FALL STYLE OF HATS.
which in form. finish, and texture, has never been
eguaied ty any thing hitherto t,red in his market
He has also Il beaui full and assortment of
CAPS, among which may be found the following:
Columbia silk Caps silk Plush Caps.
Pocket do do Irab do do do
Jenny Lind do do Nohair do do
Army DO do Velvet do do
MDn(s do do Fine Otter do
do Plush Trimmed, Russian do do
Military Cloth Caps with covers Sea do do
Navy 10 do Drnh Oregon do
Jenny Lind do Spanish Seal do
Youths Fancy do Hair do dc
Childrei's de do
DO do Velvet.
All of which he offers for ASH, n small advance
IN Eastern prices.
~ B.-Iat> purchased AT this establishment, ironed
free OF charge. X. WEST McCLOUD.
IT. Paul, October 2, ls5l. 24-Gn.
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AN APOLOGY FROM MARSHALL Il co,
SLIGO IRON STORE.


NV l. feel that apOlog, il due the Public and the
w Printer Tor not having advertised more The
frufh Il, our large Winter Stock well adapted to
the market that customers gave time write
advertisements until II was reduced that IL was not
worth while.
We wish to say 20 the Public that We are abont ont
oil Surars our neighbors Re, 4 Farmer however have
GOOD assortment W. have the other leading art lies
OF isBily groceries etad among other things cass r
EXTRA COARSE BOOTS at S25.
lew bbls Mess Beet do Vinegar, at II cts per GAL
lon bbis Moias.es al 40 cts; Tobacco NJ % cts CT
lee, at ii cis IRON and STEEL, VSES mot those Of
intenperance and extravaganza but Wilknsop's solid
box) Plonghs az ST. Any articles have will be sold
nt small advance un,i the opening of uaysa
ti0p when shall BE hind with iust NyIat = WIT
ed in the Grocer, and Iron line
ST. Paul, March H. ie52. A-,f
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ROCK ISLAND fO{ NDRE md Ma
(N.NA sINH.

II Kt Y : 4 7 J. Q Z d 4 { u.
vANifAtIi RERS -; steam Engines. Water
w Wheels. Mill Gearing. Rotary saw. Horse pow
job wOTk. etc, rtc. Al orders promptly executed.
Rock island. MAY !, is3, 5-if
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sENilkA ln stoves. and manufacturers az every dos
- eruption Of Tn ild Copper Ware, few doors he
low rhc American House St. Anthony street.
June 70. lssI. NM
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CROCKERY AND GLASs,y ARE.

10 ma'berry tea sets 81 Herring, light blue and
6 dozen do tea SpaIElcu sti>--it cuiupi, ic
As 10 plates, ass Il sizes assortment Of the above
% do dishes and naprlcs for lrrlnLts dinner ant
Mulberry tGrNtls ana tea
boats zoe faucy
do batter and Custard plates - dozen & c Iil'es
do Iowing pitchers X basin, 81 10 turnlefs
SahCc plates - 90 glass ramps
DcoantcGs an3 fancy Jap lnncG spttoons and hd
match safes. iack et lamps ianls.
With thousand Other art les 100 numerous to HcI-
ton. Persons wishing to purchase goods, vii fpt II
profitable ca ana examine his stock before bnr has
ing c.>t where. ID. l.. II Li.E,f..
st. pau. December Is ISL
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w n N FAtstsTs htILBL>. n u n LEN \
F1NiE subscriber j. agent of Flour from the above mills
Il and VIII have q constant supply on hand of
fine and extra supcrne which viii he sold ilH prices
reeht added
The superior quality of hi, Flour known all Who
have tried il, and il only requires trial here
a favorite family Flour OF Minnesota.
JOEN HARRINGTON.
81. Paul. MAY %, 1851. 3
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Wholesale q Retail Fancy Dry Goods
House. on the Stewart Plan:
FAtiiCIigLD n cox,

Wholesale q Retail Fancy Dry Goods
House. on the Stewart Plan:
FAtHCfGGLD n cox,
30 Nam street, G0leRu.
Az just opened and daily recent of The new
Est and most f's or able L., of rich Dry Gnns
consisting o Silks, SiaIvs Bacgcs De Lame. ponIirs
@c, House hcepIns articles such Carpets. Mating
"c. e The most approved STYLES ard newest patterns
Hosiery and Gloves, and fact thirg in The WAY al
Dry Goods Their stock Of fine goods In ge and "a al
III qnaA and prices to any thing IN st. Ioi, Eastern
markets The shopping community Of Mnne>ota are
respecttuy solicited 10 examine this stool -;
part of 2 Al
Rich brocade silk shawls Dress Goods
white ana coId Grape do Rich chain silAs
" Brocade Hermann do strip. :,
" changeable silk do - SIMMER
bfocadt silk scarfs, y" Turc satins
Col"fel ana black - = Black gro de rhine,
- Wh'e lace Changsahle lustrts.
EInhf odercd linen hdkfs, silk TISSUES
cuiis - Grenadines
collars, Chain berages,
Out. under sleeves Berage muslin lie lanes,
n mucous, &C, French iacoBets,
Rich bonnet ribbons, Striped poplips
= char scablc do do Waier'J non,ns &c &c
matP't> French chntz.
Tapestry brussels Dotted ulon.aius &c &c
Three Ply. Printed lawns ~ - "
Ingram, &c, &c.
FAlRCHIT u & cox
NJ, :, ,o-, 10 Main street, Galena.
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PROBATE COURT.

PROBATE COURT.
~ Office is hereby given, tina, the regular
Y terms OF the Probate Court of Ramsey
county, Minnesota Territory will be holden on
the first Monday Of every month, respectively
at o'clock y. NJ, at my otiice in the town of
st. Paul.
4O-yly HENRY a. LAMBERT,
Judge of Prohate of
Ramsey Co. Min. Ter.
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WATCH REPAIRING,

n NITNVNVNO Tx, duplex, horizontal and VERTICAL
u Watches carefully repaired and warranted. The
subscriber VIII give his personal attention the nice
AID important branch Of watch repairing ard the
and intricate departments Of he Jtwclry bu
sness and hopes 10y strct attention the and
wishes al his customers To their approx ition and
patronage. A. ID. ROBINSON,
Natchnakcr and Jcwclcr.
II. Paul, April p. 1852. 2--tf
EUSr received, large assortment of Clocks. cheap
ss for cash, at ROBiNSON'$ Jewery store
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NORTH\NESEEKN EXPRESS co.
AMERICAS AND OTHER ENrRESS COMPANIES,
States California and Europe for the speed, trans
poratiUn of money and valuable packages collection of
drafts notes, bills, accounts etc purchase and sale of
all kinds Of merchandise.
AgeHts.--C. X. RICE a Co, ST. PAU; OTIS WEST
~. Louis, !. BROok rs, Gaena.
y. B--rsrticuar attention paid to the Forwarding
and Commission business generally 3--tf
NEW GROCERY AND PROVISION
STORE.
ON ST. AntooRg street, fuo doOrs bfiOU the inerica an
House.
VENIE undersigned would pecfly invite the atter-
ton OF the public ia their large and well selected
stock of Groceries and Provisions. Also Ready Made
Ciothus, Boots, shoes. Wines. Liquors, Nails Glass
Hardware, etc, all of which will he sold cheap tor cash
lillease cal ard exam. me before purchasing else
where. IRVINE q BROTHER
81. Paul, Oct. Is, ISL 26
ST. PAUL TEMPERANCE HOUSE.
Nj name is M0FFET Ny Boarding House is on
~ Jackson street, at the lower end of Saint Pau, To
find il, YOU Keep straight az from steamboat landing
Ny house large. and for prompt pas ent every week
intend to furnish good fare the lowest price
LOT MOFFET
st. Paul. May %, 1851. 5-lv
BOARDING HOUSE.
EHARLES CREEK has opened a Boarding
- House in the west end of the celebrated Frcnon;
House Bench street, where he will make Cash Iod-
gers aud Borders comfortable he possibly can at
So,oo per week NOV ISL. BY
SPENCER, KIRKPATRICK 4 NARKLEY
CTORAGE, Forwarding & Commission Merchants
- Levee, Lower Landing, st. Paul, Min. Ter
Fei, -, 1882. z5-lv
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Ii MHER FOR SALE.

'kHE Undersigned will in form the citleuS OFFS; Paul
ana rs iciu'tN, that he j. opening "a unl,.f art
ht ar The single Factory on Jackson seventh streets.
ana Is PREPARED II h orders for all kinds Of Lumber II
the shortest rotice. Those wishing Lumber Of ANY ne
stripiiun lail,S or shingles, Womb 20 VEL - call
y Terms easy, one half up alj sc balance On tc
delivery OF the Lumber.
J. ". BASS.
Agent for ,he ST. Anthony Nil Co.
ST Paul, July 81, 1851. l5-tf
'HNiE Subscribers wish 10 inform the If Min
n nesota, that they lave located themselves pcrnsu
envy III minnesota, and are prepared To luN, improve,
u II arnis ard town property also 70 tsbt contracts
ioE thleiaT and making other improvement =. THcy
ROW have vsua j. farm for sale (ahuIf midway ne
tween st fanl and FONT Douglass -oniariHr go
acres. > OF which acres wci1 tmh,re III balance
smooth prairc of the be-, qualit, aaoni = under
Improvement one frame house, and good spring ri
ter For further particular, enquire Of
W. e.. fcDi e.. st Paul,
Or to the Subscribers on the premises
J. G. 4 W. ". ELLISON.
April g 1852 stiff
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ARRANGEMENT FOR 1892.
AA.z
.SsSa.<.:.is
LENA AND Minnesota.
UNITED STATES MAIL LINE.
Consisting Of three frs class boats,
NOMINEE, Capt .. Ss,IIH.
BEN CAMPBELL, Capt. NJ. W. LoDHicS
Or. FRANKLIN, Capt Il. BLakEiY
Leaving Gsiena,
The Nomuee, Capt o. Smith, MonJs.. ut 2 olock.
The DR.. franAin, Capt Il. Blakely Wednesday :, at
u O'Clock.
Tie Ben Campbell, Capt. N. " Lodwick, Friduys,
The Above Boats viii run regularly during the ensuing
Having 1he Mai conttaet their Punctaiy can
be relied They Will remain ~ 81 paul sufficiently
long 20 enable passengers to visit the Fails Of SAINT An
thoay.
or speed aud acoonnoG alton, these 8oats
passed aud every attention Will he paid Passengers
au ii Freight. They will leave punCtualN al the hour
IN ms4 --The Nominee VII make The IMP 50 a. not 40
be ouI oI. sundays.
Goods shipped 10 tie Agent, at s. Loui- Gaena 20
60 b, this line viii be forwarded Tree OF charge
,.Gena being the terminus OF the great thoroughares
leading Westward from Chicago aud Milwaukee, nearly
all The travel the sfd, destined Tor the tpncr
Also. all the Steamboats, the southern trade
from 81. LOUIS aud other ports below, into this
port ior TrsaipmeGt for points above.
AGENTS.
r. F sass, st Louis, Nelson, Gilbert x 90.
D. H. Campbell, & Co. Nelson's Landing.
G r. West, Dubuque, =. Herizol, Point Doug ass.
s NJ Langworthy, DO, Churchii 4 Nelson,
A. Mctiregor, saltwater.
McGregor. Laedfne J. W B4bcock. ST Paul
p. w. Brishois, P.du Chicn.S Ii. Sergeant, DO.
1. ID. COwes. Lansing. Russell IL Rice,St. Anthony.
Campbell Smith, Jas. Peck y Co, Chicago.
ST Psul, March II, 1859. 47-tf.
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GaIfnd ADVERTISEMENT.

CONSTANTLY on HAND,
large quantities, ard for sale at reduces. prizes
i cry description df Drugs, Medicines, Paints IA
sisting in part as follows
Tariaric Aacid Paint, hair n shoe brushes
Bi. Cub Soda Oh! OF lemon,
Cream Tartar, 30 bergilaot,
Salt Petre, do Cinnamon.
EPSON Salts, DO Peppermint,
Flour sulphur, do Wntcrgrcen,
Am. and Russian !singass, 10 Gloves,
Bonnet Glue, do Cedar.
Spices ard Indigo, 10 Hemloch,
Assorted PrrfamtTy. do Spruce
Roll birthstone dye stuffs rhuierb, iaap ipecaC bre
mass, caIoSat, senna nanne scamnony ganiboge,
OPIUM camphOr, blue and whits vitriOI nOrphia saia
cine lo1. Potassium stryChninC, ycrutrirc, ali fresh from
Eastern kets which most respectfully invite the
attention OF the public
GECRG K {. STROTUER,
Wholesale tnl Retail Druggist,
July 2. 1851. Cd No. l95 Main street, Gni.ila
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w. III. STIEI.tEAS y co..
No. 3 Roberts Street. have hand
25 bbs. Ceniton Apples.
IS do Dry do
) do Buokwhtat Flour.
% do Onions.
1900 Heads prime winter Cabbage.
3 hoNts Lemons,
And every thing found in The Crocry l.Hc; ch viii
he sold for cash low any hols- SAINT al. Call
and see. ". II. 81 ii.t.MiN d co.
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Rio ANA Java Coffee
Young ii son, Imperial and
ShI>houg jCas of II sGp'r
Qualit,
Regui.a. Principe and Cuba
stgaTS
Refined Ian! and li-h-pi.
Fine cut chewing ana smok-
ing tobacco
Essence Of peppermint
Caste: oil
MAYNARD d Moves ina
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sharc o ht ptbiic patronage IS respeciulIy solicit
"a.
y. II No charges lof Horse Shoeing when Not salts
factory to TONERS.
~. raul Feb. ;. 42-tf
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BLANK BOOKS,

HAY BOOKS, Journals, Iedgers RI cords, and every
~ size OF memorandum Books, Tor sale by
W. =. COMBS,
Cor. 81. ANTHONY aud Capitol SIS.
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THE subscriber having been appointed Agent for the
sale Of Louisville Cement. VIII keep large supply
or ha"d. nd VIII be sold ii small advmce from Wan
uflc t1Irfs pr.tc-. r.. L. Mc(i.OS,Ei.
l..l. ,-c,l
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CLbl HING.

Mems \ boy thlck boot, Morocco slippers,
do do do shoes Ladies rttrrs,
Congress and calf boots, Ladies and Misses shoes.
GRDs' CRIES.
consisting Of Teas. toce- Sugar, Rice sugar House
Mola>>o>, sperm Candies, Dried Apples, Peaches Soap.
tobacco, SilcrLius Starch. Goldfish, NaCkcrti, lima
mon, Nutlnc-s, clio Pc per,unt, ara Pcpper
Also. an ass,rtUcpI If " OGDEN Ware, consisting Of
Tubs iHd BackcI> Wa>htoaTd>. Clohc>'fit~, sc. Al
FOR sale cheap for cash. 10 trouble tu show Goods,
his door 10 ;ho iuutcr utic, and book
\. b. iarEo supplies Of Flour, Oais orn, and Poia
toes always hand.
November, lsjl. lI-f
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AlERICA% MILLS,
IEDRAtL.C CENIENT,

l'F subscriber having been appointed Agent Tor thc
above Nils viii he constantly TON hand supply of
"ENtg'. Faill -Four Warranted superior any lour
IN IN III. I-l.ll,ni. II 4. Mo- I.OEklN.
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tgcnt for Il Calena and st. Iouis. and
Ga!ena aud 81. Paul PACKET Line OF
Steamers.
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large qnanty of
PROVISIOES.
snc hams shoulders butter, lard flour pork peaches
apples. potatoes, corn and oats. Also.
WINES AND Liquors.,
consisting Of ~hsAey, brandy port madeira, gin, porter
oiaret, champagne and ale. Also,
CLOTHING,
a complete and fashionable assortment made NJ the
best manner, and of the best material among whi,
overcoafs, dress and tfock ard If all kinds
Colors and underclothng great variety. Also,
BOOTS AND SHOES.
large and Wal selected assortment, numerous
to mention. Also.
HATS AND CAPS,
embracing all the fall and winter stNes.
Also, general assortment Of Hardware Paints g ass
Tinware, Cutlery. Oils, &c
-. Paul, Nov 1880 JOHN HARRINGTON.
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Mems cal', grained, kip and thick Boots and BrOgans
boys and Youths do do, womeEs calf kip goat
elled, Jenny Lind and Kid Booees; Ladies' goat kid and
cameicd Buskins, Ladies' fancy cord Caters and half
Caters and Biskins, of every quality AMI price ili
and complete Of the different STYLES Of Mis-
SOL l..Iil
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-06-24
Tile Markets --latest Dates,

NASHVILLE. Tenn. -Thr river is gradu-
Ialy getting shallow. There are now about
thirty inches wa,cr on liarpelh Shoals. and
none but the smaller class of steamers can
gel over Them.
There has been no change in the con-
dillon OF business. which is suffering from
the usual inactivity e nd torpor peculiar to
the summer months.
Cotton. There has been but lille do
ing in cotton. The fluctualing advices from
Liverpool have depre ssed prices slightly,
but THE cause Of The lightness OF the sales
is attributable 10 the fac, that the supply is
nearly exhausted. We quote prices at
708Ac.
Rags. -. There is considerable demand
for gs. Whleman is paying 23c cash
for all that he can gel.
CINCINNATI, o.-W Risky al Isle Lard
al 94c.
NEW ORLEANS. LA.-Cpuon. !. 1900
bales sold, prices very irregular. Rio COT
fee. 1900 sacks sold ui 81 -. Flour firm
i. Shoulders u; Sides IT,. W Risky
800 bbls sold Ut lie.
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The man oflimited capital will have
his tax increased some but not a
great deal, they say; while the man
of riches will be comp elled to "fork
over largely To be sure, this is
all true; but is it fair way Of cleo
pioneering for your side of the ques-
tion2 Isn't such a course well cal
culated to engender animosltles,
heart-burnings, strife, and jealousy!
1t seems to us that every one will
answer yes, unhesitatipgly.
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,1cr1Roy CRAWFORD,

6@0 HAVE recently received 81 theli
\Essrj DRUG Store. North side OF the Public
eTF SQUARE. Fayetteville. fresh from KIM
* adeIphia and New York an Audubon
al supply o. GENufNE Medicines, Drugs
Paints, OILS, Varnishes, Dye Siutts, w mao"
Glass, Putty, PeIlumery, hne Soaps, Ieas'
Wines Brandies. SnufTs, Segars; hne, COM
mon and smoking Tobacco. Surgical lnstTu>
ments, &c. SC. which makes theH stock un-
surpassed if equaled by an establishment
outside Of city.
They have on hand, and are daily receiv-
inc. an extensive collection of the best
Patent Medicines extant. Their stock
of This kind Of Medicines embraces most Of
the popuIar preparations OF the day HaV-
ing obtained our Drugs and Me'liclnes-in
facf, every hing we have IN store-fEom the
most reliable Druggists East, we leel no he's
i,ancy 10 recommending Them TO the public,
physicians. and merchants generally, as pure
and genuine, Being resolved TO continue a
permanent, reliable Drug business 10 Fay
etteyille, our customers and the community
generally, may rely upon our statements wnh
most implicit conhdence-ail ailIcies shan
come up 10 the representations gwen
The ladies' 10 particular. and the puoFc
generally, are invited 10 our unequaled Sc
Isc,,an Of Pcrfusuery. lis varied and
decidedly tasty. Come the hrst opportunity
and view Them. f..
Farmers, Merchants, and other business
men, will be supplied with Castor OH, Sweet
do Snirits Turpent,ne .Paregoric ,Lasdanum.
Essences. Patent Medicines, sc. &c. by the
dozea If desired. :.
The orders of local physicians and all
others promptly attended to. and the n pre-
scriptions carefully compounded.
Tie liberal trade we have heretofore en-
loved. encourages the belief that with our
e tensiye and well selected supplies. we can
meet all demands IN our line, 10 desired
increase OF our business.
MAY 20, 1852.
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Still they COME

Our best thanks are herewith
rendered to the many noble friends,
who have recently used their inhu-
ence to enlarge the circulation OF
the Observer. Quite a revival has
taken place within the last two OF
three weeks-m any new names
have been added TO our subscription
list, embracing some Of the most
influential and solvent citizens OF
the county. For this, we are pro-
foundly grateful. Roll on the ball,
lriends-it has begup most en-
couragingIy-and we will do our
best to continue the Observer "the
best paper ever published IN LIN
coin County" We are under OBJ
legations especially TO Mr.. John ~.
Bearden, the gentlemanly Post Mas
ter at Chestnut Ridge, for the names
he has recently sent us
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4 Pleasant Residence =

By reference to an advertisement
in another column, those desiring a
pleasant residence iii the suburbs OF
Fayetteville, will lear that an oppor-
tunity is now offered to obtain such.
Perhaps there is not more COM
handing and desirable place near
the clown we live in" than that Of
fered for sale by Mr.. John Z. Morgan.
1t is situated on the Fishing Ford
road, near Capt. RingO's.
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C0pDersmith--

Those desiring be services Of al
experienced and reliable Tin or Cop
persmith, will do well to call on Mr.
j. ". Form lcaEl, of our town, who is
prepared to m nufaeture everything
in his lin e of business; besides
doing all kinds of repairing Nc
need to go els ewher e-for lie can dc
your work as well and as prompt as
any man. Shop ne Jar Norris Creek.
on the road leading out to Winches-
ter.