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NORTH WESTERN BOOK STORE,
Joseph n. Waggonrr,

Joseph \. Waggonrr,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL BOOKSELLER Ann
STATIONER,
No. 90 Main Street, four story Brick Corner,
Galena, Ill.
IS-Agency for the sale Of superior Printing Pp.r ss
""ieha' my -. 3o-y
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The Northwest Express Co.

WILL deliver good Fresh Lime in St.
Paul at Sl.2O per bbl., Supernne Flour, warrant
ed, for S425 Also, any kind merchandise at per
cent advance from Wholesale prices in Gaena ST. Louis
Call on the subscriber on the Nominee W. n. Per-
sou or Z. Re- Rice Co., Agents, ST. Paul.
July ,, 3m J. c. BURBANK & Co.
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TO Females.

You will ffm' these Pills Invaluable medicine In many
Complaints 10 which You subject. lii distractions, ci
fh"r total or partial, they have been found nesmab!s
nit, restoring their functional arrangements heal
Thy lie u Purifying the b ,od AMI other fluid efec-
tuaiy 10 put t. flight all complaints which may arise
female irregularities, headache, gtiness, dinuess IT
ith pain In the side, back,
None unless signed ~. y. Hpb.nslck,' all 9th.
crS being base imitation.
~ Agents wishing supplies, and Store Keepers
DESTROYS Of becoming Agents must address the Proprietor,
J. n. Hpb.nsack, Philadelphia, Pa.
10Y For sale by J. Ii. STEVENS K Co.
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HANf0RD & BRorHER, N.R. TnAYER,
Manufacturers, y. \. st. Louis.
HAN F ORD, THAYER e. CO.,
(S,cccssors 10 Lewis, Thayer y Co.,)
MANUFACTURERS. Wholesale AND RETAIL
DEALERS IN ALI. KINDS or
Clothing, Shirts, Drawers, and Furnishing G Gods,
No. 1870 Man street,
Corner Of Green, one door beio,r ne Tryinid House.
ST. LOUIS, No.
+ ONSTANTLY on hand an immense
~ stock. Minnesota and Wisconsin, L'unbermrn and
Merchants at all times find :. 1907 full supply Of
Clothing got up expressly for their trade, and many
uclcs which can't be found in any other House in
is such as extra szed fine and heavy red, blue, mixed and
Old Colony Flannel Shirs an DfdirtrS extra weight
Satinc and Cashmere Pants, Dnnage Bags, Jumpers,
ais, Umbrellas, Trunks, Valiscs, and Rubber Clothing,
Carpet and Enamel Travelling bags, Satches, and OH
Clothing.
Purchasers are respectfully invited 10 call and s.lvok
through our stck.'' Always on hand the largest and
cheapest stock of assorted shirts and drawers West
Fresh Clothing received from Factory week.
Stock Manufactured expressly for the West market.
Terms liberal. HANF0HD, TiiAYER Il Co.
Corner Main and Green
81. Louis May ~. Boy
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HARDWARE & CUTLERY.

HARDWARE & CUTLERY.
w + have now in store complete as
w assortment, making ouT stock unusually large
which ocr purchasers prices, and on best
terns-amog which may be found complete assortment
AxEs-simmons', Collins, HUNTS and others.
ScYThEs-waiirons grass, grain, hemp bush. as
sorted.
SCYTHE SNATuEs--Assorcd, all prices qualities and
kinds. ~
ScyTuE STONES AND RIrLEs-AssortcI, all prices,
FoRKs-Hay and manure, ?, ,, and prongcd ass.d.
CHAINs-Brght on and os ss, l-6, IL and 5-S inch,
assorted.
CHAISs-Brght trace asserted; Gil. breast and halter
assorted.
CoLLARs-lIorsc and mule, assorted, (log and kip
skns.)
HAMEs-Iiorse and mule, steam bent and rive,ed.
HOEs-Carolina, planters, eyed and handled, ID.
RAKES-IIay and garden, iron and wood, ass'd.
KNIvEs-Table knives and forks, all patterns quail
KNIvEs-Tabie knives and Perks, patterns and quail
tiles.
RAzoRs-wade s. Butchers, Crooks, and Others, ass,d
SHEARS AND ScissoRs-ButctleI'S, Luxs, great vari-
ETY. of patterns.
LocKs-Mineral knob, assorted; door, newest patterns
and styles.
LOCKs-Pad, chest, trunk, till plate. assorted.
LATCHES-knob, thumb ami others, all kinds, ass,I.
BUT1s-trcenwood narrow, broad and Congress, assd.
BUTTS-Wrought, narrow, broad and Congress, as>'d.
SCREws-I-4 to inch wood, New England taper.
BELLs-Ox, horse, COW, hand and sleigh, ass'i.
-white-wasi, shoe, scrub6ing and horsc,
sorted.
CHIsELs-Framinc, socket, fner, mortcc, ASIA.
CURRY CoMBs-American, new patterns, ass'd.
COCKS-Cock stops, ass'd brass do ass'd.
FILEs-Butchcrs celebrated mil, fiat bastard.
FILEs-Round, half round, square fiat and all kinds,
ass'd.
GCNS-Dnuhie and single barre shot and duck. as>',
RIFLES AND Observation-Disclosures, cast steel barr l. as
sorted.
GUN BARREIs-Assorted; gun trimmings and ending,
assorted.
MISUNDERSTANDING, lath, bench and claw, ASH.
HINGES-EoOks and hinges, strap and T, aSs'd.
KETTLES-Brass, tea, preserving, glue, ass'l.
M1LLS-Cofiee, Parker's, Adams and others, ass'd.
MATToCKS AND PICKS--Clay and coal a>s'I.
NATLs--W rouGht 10 I'D; horse, q to I'D, ass'd.
PLANEs-Bench and moulding, ass'd, all kinds, supe
rior qualities.
SHOvELs-Ames', towland's and others garden, min
ing and post.
TACKs AND BRAps-Assortcd, all sizes and kinds.
With large assortment of carpenters biac ksmiths
tools, of newest patterns and best qualities.
House and Building Hardware large assortment.
AiSo propretors st. Louis and Scale Factory,
where we are now manufacturing largely Of,
SAwS--Exra cast steel mill, circular, cross-cnt, hand
panel, bow, wood and pit of various qualities and Of
any kind wanted. Also,
SCALEs-vz platform, 100 lbs 1000 lbs; counter,
hays -four packing coal and car, of all kinds and descrip
tons.
Scales and Saws repaired and made to order.
We better prepared to customers pur-
chasers generally than before. Our terms are as IA
vorable and prices low a the lowest.
CHILD, PRATT & co.,
147 Main street.
st. Louis, May 81, 1852. 35-2m
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DEATH OF DAVID GRAHAM, Esq.-The
Evening Mirror announces this event.
1t was generally rumored yesterday fore
noon, and is no doubt so. The distin-
guished advocate went to Europe early
in January, in the hope of restoration Of
his then shattered health from change of
climate. He breathed his last in Italy.
Mr.. Graham was an eminent member
Of the New York bar, as his father, Da-
vid Graham, SEM, deceased twelve years
since, was before him. As jury law
yer, he had few superiors in this country,
uniting an impressive and persuasive
manner, with great astuteness of iudg-
ment and tact, and skill in the manage
ment of his cause. His practice was a
large and lucrative one, embracing many
of the most important capital cases tried
in this city within the past fifteen or
twenty years. Not the least remarkable
instance of his success was the complica-
ted and protracted trial Of Polly Bodine
for murder on Staten Island.
The father of Mr.. Graham was an
emigrant from the north of Ireland. He
was of Scotch descent, and remotely con-
nected with the house of Montrose. Mr..
Graham, jun, was born in the city of
London, while his parents were en- route
for the United States. OF late years
his health was threatened by pulmonary
symptoms, which assumed so decided a
form last season as to impel him to the
European tour, from which it was not
his fortune to return. He died at the
age. Of 43. leaving widow and five child
ren.-.N. Y. Times, 1911.
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Nj I'll Il IN i'm ParVO.,:
NEW DRUG STORE

corner thth Jackson Sts.S opp Minnesotian Office
R JARVIS very respectfully solicits
- from the ladas and gentlemen of Saint Paul and
vicinity visit to his establishment. have
hl'hce our career Dispensing Apohccary ami Chem
lst anu from this day forward shall our highest claim
10 puoc patronage to merit only in proportion
'he amount of attention and the faithful discharge
professional duties. The compromising and dispensing
medicines has been with lifc-stWy. the physi-
clan aud private families respectfully urge our claim
10 confidence AMI supportior how much meIi-
cal talent be brought 10 Hear in sick bot the skill
of the stefan and the kndest attention of friends will
be all useless unless the prescription be faithfully
pounded and of pure and effective medicines. These
things we pledge ourselves to the public faithfully sup
ply Tn" next important question with customers
-Doctor, what do charge?'' To these Inquiries
say, "try U.s. Ii has become such common trick in
Trade for advertisers 10 profess profound attachment for
the spindle siNpence' and small profits and then skin
man when they hold of him, again s.fry
us.'' w UJARyIS
July }. Apothecary and Chemist,
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TO JOHN H. BKEWSTEK--
Sir: You hereby summoned
and rcquir to answer the complaint i'll this ion, which
i filed IN the office the Clerk District Court for
the County Of Washington, at saltwater, T. rfitury of
MINES ,aanl to a copy Of your answer TO the
sail complaint on the subscriber at his Office in
OF st lwater county of Washington a:Urcafi, within
twenty days after the service of this on you.
exclusive of the day such service and il you fail
answer the said complaint within the tine aforesaid the
plaintiffs in this action will take Judgment against
the Of three hundred forty dollars and thirty
cents, witt interest from the 26h day Of February.
thou and eight hundred and fifty besides the
this action. ii. L.. MOSS,
Dated StwatnY. JUNO IS. 1852 Plaintfo, AttArncx.
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The Worlds Fair.

x EEPS straight along, now that the
~ Treaties ratified. Nothing ssfright i. from
it, pr0rriety.o CURRAN x LAWLER.
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George l.. Hanks,
3 q 4 4 r q UU = 6 q D
Cincinnati, Ohio,

Cincinnati, Ohio,
[ AS for many years been extensively
1 engaged in the manufacture of BELLS, and 10y
careful observation and study of the principles involved in
producing an article Of
Superior Form, Tone and Finish.
The quality, combination, AMI proportion Of metals
together with the degree of heat requisite tn produce
Compound the most possessing, at the tm
sufficient Density and Strength, also, peculiar outline
Or shape, having correct proportion of the different
pns thereby giving them elegance of form, have been
subjects to which Mr.. II. has devoted great amount Of
time, in critical observation of ecs tro Ugh long Sc
ries Experiments Bells cast by him. are unsurpassed
in their Symm 'trica Figure, and Beauty Proper io
and for Melody, strength and Briancy of Tone, are
universally admired. Mr. Hanks is prfpa ed supply
Churches Colleges, Academies, Public Bulldogs, Stea,-
boats, &c, with his superior Bells sh notice.
ing AT all times an assortment on hand.
Church Chimes Or Peals, and Musical
1Ianl Is lis. TO number the ChroIlatjc Scale made
{" order Bills sold by Mr.. H. furnsie with Yuk.s,
Wheels and Springs, OF the lat:>t and most approved
Plan, AMI the whole warranted in evcry particular
wishing further information will please address
GEORGE l.. HANKS,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
y. B.-Thc Great Bell St. Peters, and the Chime Of
Eleven Bells, st. Peters Cathedral, Cincinnati,
cast at this Foundry. July SIN.
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r USSIA, English. and American Sheet
l. Iron, and 400 stoves and
by =. s. NEWELL.
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HOWARD'S Practice Reports, Mo-
LII ners Practice, Townsend's New Forms. New
Cie.k's Assistant. For sale 10y LII DUO & ROHRER,
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ERESH BUTTER-A very superior
l. article for sale by REY & FARMER.
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BORUP & CAKES.
To Rent.
II. M'LAGAN.

Storage, Forwarding 4 Commission Merchant,
Dealer in Grain of all kinds Fruit Trees, &C.. Main ST.
near the Bradley House, Galena, III.
Refer to b. ii. Campbell X Co., Gaena W. l.. Ewing
x Co., st. Louis. 4Oy
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"ANTED-lSOO cords of wood for
w the Empire Foundry. Enquire at
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MAR EAGLE FLOUR, freshground,
w the best in this Market Just received for
sale By REY FARMER.
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just i'm Time,

gold PENS-Just Received. supe-
~ Tior lot OF Gold Pens-some new STYLES.
LIE DUO 4 ROIIRER.
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w ANTED-3OOO old stoves for Foun-
w dry purposes, BY r, s, NEWELL,
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ELASS-All sizes, Fireproof Paint,
~ Scales, Trucks, &C., in store and tor sale by
i. s. NEWELL,
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FOREIGN MARKETS.
Wrjcht. Candy 4 Co.'S Circular.

,,orresuordclcs If The \. Y. Tribune.
Irvr'RpocI No q CHAPEL-sr. lucSlaf at .. lh14
clnv CorrcN markst closed on FFicy AS IN better
aso'.,s tut ethont s2iYlt. On Sltnrtar t1s sales
ee ~ fc6 paes sCe 4 " hlch we're spectators
,rf eynarcrs the trade opera Ing sc ably plf eren
svev Tn. Niagara arrived On sunday evening hef al
,r 40 nor bring eges from Ssuhe-n 50 - loving 70
me If ne malsl % he scrunns 90 the rrencn reyon
TO- tent hence gu the 6h Dec and ron.el isnty al are
~ gnorarce OF lie eec such would have cn tls ma Ast
80 an lie probable extern. 20 al CD orders nay be
esecr;ed IA the meantime The decline IA lle Mes hsr.
market beng paratyelg trng 10 Nhft ekpecieG
,ouid he the case together -ne hght rccrif and
an hruueIrs this country, ias impaired ler zone
10 o. market without, however. swelling ne nsasss
which resfeIdss amounted to 7lt bales go o eE2or
ar To daY Go,0 bales 500 q expsrers Holders con-
tnue 10 offer freely AID prices are unchanged ARR "a
Nrddlng Orleans NAV he lne,ed AID. p, Atlantic
4sd l. b the demand confined Principally 20 grades ~
fafid p. -,..-
ma b .637 ha rs mostly Amsrc n.
fu TIE raulfaCtgrr dlstucts heafJ laff .rtfA os
No great amount n Lfw business DOM
me lmprurenert noticed "A our last crci'Rf IN me
GRtrN ntfk.f has n1f only beer ma tiinci Dps st' B.
vauced the latter 90 e Dbl su1 former lc iH To- y" p a
-l BUSH dong il each article. aad Which pr'ss 'o
cor tuue. Tldiau Corn csnt.nles n - s''ef-
AsHEs-Qus 20 2js. f'r montreal pts an+ Us * oa
B,ES-Slss Of 90 Ahds frs, PHILADELPHIA at ., az. 81.
s. CVt. .,.. . o.,
TAIoW-lCohlts good and iae re Liked J1' 9ta5'' Gu
t. cvt -,
Run9rs Of important political changes aye fecf cl J.
iafll and vhirh tend O. krepln chcrS me A'''t ~.
ing that the abundance of mousy Is cfa al p -i
sre Yours resrectfaly WRIGHr. GtSoT Toe
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Emigration 20 Liberia.


GENTLEMEN take this method to reply
70 All article puohsasa II your paper VI the 29gb OF
Dee which aimed 20 connect me with an Asso,ia-
uon With ~hich had nothing 10 do, exceeding vi
the PRESIDENCY. Liberia Agricultural and Emigra-
ton Association" : Colonization Society IN c,p-
necllon With II. object Of improvement. a2d know
ing as did that no company OF co.0ce1 men could
succeed IN competing With White men Ia The same
Inc cld not resign nv position As President but
applied myself to the object herewith submitted.
which Is The cause OF the publication referred To-
Ibe White man who was the llstlgatOF Of tia art.
ace has done all that he could 10 cripple nv ene-sx
curirg the last three years bus assure Inn thlT
Will never abandon my cause as long as am slo-
ported BY That class OF persons who appreciate nv
efforts 10 pFoMotehe interest Of nv Oppressed rso
pie. have never had any money for any other AZ
Socia1on excepting this, and feeling myself o,un5 n,
act IN accordance with the counsel OF those ho ave
supporting me, VIII do my duty lG me face Of the
caumny published against ne sen: II M resig
Nation as President OF the Association referred Ia
am, Slrs, Jour OBJ servr l. H. PUrx,y
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nnn,e.,ic Ports.

APALNCwCoL 4, Jan. 5-c,a ship cblrl's I'm, L'-
BALuNOHE. Jan. l8-Atr 'hp yanslls, Fosor-
Now.NoI. b.f. Fccord Ihfl Pueblo, Cala., scars
Sol.re 4 a.cihefs. fowusc.d New NoIk, via Norfolk
Mana Iefouret-e. hew-Soik. CD. bue Pomona (bri
Mckay. HfliiaI. \ s.. sch1 hHy, CoDsft. Nassau,
Nhry Fciker, Smith. New London. SID. Dark
Ge1rie Henry Codn. sad schf Wa.nisg IN, Patterson
ST thomas GA SATURDAY scs l. Ola GIBBS Tor Pte'l-
derce: Anna Jenkins. y, Iurs Arr 20h, stmf Bevdete
{, n I'd H. M Richmond Reports on the Payment two
ri Tbonss' POINT bark Hs1ev Kent. henee for Boston
aud ola Kent Island. abreast of hlran1s. steamer MAT
MAhl lion Myers. heice for James RIVER, astlIe Inc
oldeSosed 70 render her stance bur could nSi IN
ccLstCuerce Ot the thickness u the 100 Also on Nora
POINT two Prov Gelce packets ana i've arge schoones Az
'CAARIFsTOH. Jan BAR. brig GnlnSre, Philips,
Cadenas: scms II nj Canon e, Nh0d, Bait more :
Viilage Belle Pu'chett. o. Truth, Groves do Cid ship
John Holland, Wilson, hss.e, backs Lucy EhfaoeA'
Crosby PCfton SaraIac, BniIen. NoN Orleans
NEN-ORIEANs, Jan Sod. ship Java, NJ lntoe
Iiytrpo l. Hr sin RNCfGl, maxwell de-; Br bark !o'
sepha, Robinson COX and marset; big Union kado'
ssiles. fchr. T. h Bosc's Ashay Drazcs santiago dh
cid simr Philadelphia Mc9oFan. Chatres, VIA lisV.na
AR stmr Alabama, Aud, Ca,sres, va San Jlaa de NJ
nTagua. sh-ps Junn s Lucy, Cu'nlhK, view YORK nun
RES amhsrt 81 iverpool: brgs Nm Clark, -, Cura-
cos W ". b. Nam, schrs. Jenny Lind AshoI 81
MARKS. Venus. App'ehy BlaSas Sanuas, lWh, ga br
AIaloney, Vera Cruz schrs Coah Porter, S-0me star
Parker, Afarsis aud Corpus Chihti Susan, WILSON
PHIIADFI PHIA. Jan sl-Arr brig Flaucis Psbar'
One bridge DeluNars. Jan. 81 - AR steamship Chv o
Manchester. Leifoh. Liverpool ~,
NIININGTON, Jan. ii-Au brig Ansfhe ibrl Nor'
man Hsyaua. l5,h schr SLsal Cannon, Dasais Is. Ba
more (Yd iita. big Mar re ~, NirAsroa, Ne foiN
schs John G.. FaNCn. S'eahen. tprtcoai Ryat Purple
Williams Plymouth, \. q lo'l sch s1no,4, h'ritne
beih Emery. Boston, iTih. scLs, wake, Bnsgs, New
York Jane Q. Patterson, Pesc =. Pal abel )h.a
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TpE SING SING PRsoN.-The Inspectors
= r,is,,s rel4 A session AZ The AIbarn Prison Dn
~. stb MT and removed JsNss &. hALE, CLERK
6orrR- LFxr Architect, and WILLIAM ssLcHsR'
rsysirtan nf Sins sing Prison. TIE rem9yed ON
-. usre Wings and IN Their places .he tolioNlas
democrats nave been appointed.
ci,,f- C1sPERC CHILDs. Jr, OF New York.
pt,,i-1aas-Dr HAsBRoUcz OF Iar'yio~n.
The Inspectors Gid not appoint anY person 70 .ae
c4f.e Of Architect. vacated ~ the removal 81 NJ
Iryr Thsy voted 20 retain the present hs,f9l o.
~ Female PfiS9n-aud remove al tae " Ais
deputy keepers and guards hVNsoS l. LoSH o. -
,bs oIe,eDt agent II i sad, vii be removed a. me
nex. session Of the Board. to make room for gen
tleman irOm this CITY. iiiNSs
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pasxsugprs Arrived

10 D. g n se4r4 1fD til54r4f ron SI-V i'f. b y
lady a. ssTvsst; v. h4n AID sA', CAP .i~s'' "ay
- -. a.. II = -..s MIS- &. u. Lal p t-- d a.
- -dsiss. Us K NJ B. Wsym'ua j. kef' ".
, Wa'ser i walker N,issr' -. ,,s5,
! E.rsrs A Angur Mr. l. Sts'af .nl sil,
" Prsst "a r. X C.rter, l' a. H4,i,f. u j. 49,
Tbrs Rsbau W sears = n 81 80 - - ~
Tsv'a-.Jr. A Wsim.rs, " Banson Iso- oatN' aaa &.
IN ne s-terage -. ..r.r...f ,,,.-,
yfr,-,oi " Glrlnsr Lend 10, Ns, onu-f, FA tlr
ma Mr. o'Doursil D.blu. Pr ant ~ D.'..s a,
an Nr. Poole Mons and Do 2ue IA, - AIS /, Il =
r 7, Xec-e, issv ana , rh. tran Mr. Mas 'nd ca.i
III Eess. Mss S'oss Mr. weish. Ella 'os NJ ' o3
ssn - "a Irp,trang Frederrk Bfafnr''Ns, sooa. =
ON, 7 j R.n,-lF = Hufr1n. Aairsg .il- un, Ny.
1aRkrs Hssr, N.'ll Ilnss Br--.er. Autae.na .n,
Rodgers :. H'lsrd. VI h,e-istt' 'AI' 'sHA'
hes ard jos Stokes fetal, Us qssseAgt!s
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Oo Monday u5ruip-. Jan. 70. DE WITT HUNT, san of
Jaue sud she rtc Rev CHRIS D1lcr Huns, in s n - ~
The funeral Nli lake place an Thur it 2l .nsi, q.
P d.. fsrrn ffs Reformed Dutea Church 1 branAi'-t
Tie friends and ~ The family are res c,-
q v invited % attend rirn0gt further n0-c3. The f1c
ully and students Of the Newly UageIstY are Ryo3
O. attend. ..-.,. ia .
the lite Peter = Horn, aged years t-i
The relatives and friends OF the an spe italy
ivi funeral Ga ihrf,dsy, ~ 2ociet if1m
he residence Of MS uncle, william smith No 3 o.i-ay
81 81 -,
JANE SCHERME hHORN, AGED tj years and 3 months
The friends and relatives OF tae family ae respectfully
invited 20 attend her funeral from Grace Church, On ThuTs-
day morning Jan. y, ! o'ci1cs 7. N.
A, Detf0r, Mich Jan 6, ELIZA g., daughter ei joan
End Mana L. Hubert, aged 20.
Suddcniv on "Wednesday morning, ol scarlet l3Feft
WILLIAM HANEMEYhh ou.y clu OF George ". ana
Ann AUGUST Lano, aged Two years ani stN months.
The funeral wi iase place on Frday, Jeu IS, AZ 5
O'Clock ron the residence Of his parents 40 ~ West
on TUESDAY Jan 49, MS residence ia Cro,on CouL
lapdtogn Wesrchos.er Co, Y Y, GEORGE y STE.
PHENs, Esq. III peace aad triumph, after is" days
illness. .,,o,,-, ..r,,r, r,.,.... 90
"A L DeYu civ.
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,,r vopv NAVY TRIBUNE. THURSDAY JANUARY %. 1852

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6dles 81 AntIion.

ANTHONY J. BLEA.gER. Auctonesr
~ IL Il & II URIC II OF THE HOLY
n EVANGELISTs. on Vsrds vatsr-s 81, at auc,ios AN
THCNY BLEElkER ' ll ssll a. auction on THURS
DAY January o. a. ~ Ococ AZ the herchan Etchtags
the following valuable property, vz-Chufch Of $40 HOLY
Eyanee large ana valuable lot 81 ground ~ IN the
bu dug thereon known the thmch 81 the Holy EYanfe
sts situated he Bothef side OF Eande atef 81 BE-.
r. arl and Fraa k0rt st. sud lot having front of ~
n Yandtwater-st ire nhole property containing
2t square IT, equal 70 3y0it41cy lots. For foi partc'
MA ply 10 tie Auctions e. No B.oudst where sur
veg Nd . ~ The premises can be Ieen. llIjgl Jus
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BALED.-EnOch Cook, whose arrest WIS
notices a few days since, charged with pas,lp- IS
counterfeit BANK oLis On the state Bank OF Hartford
Conn.,. was yesterday liberated on bail-ur John
n. Bugs becoming his surety N the sum Of 700.