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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-25
The Cuban Prisoners United States Frigate
Susquehannah &c.

BOSTON, Iuesday, FEB 81, 1882
The released Cuban prisoners, Hughes and Hough
who arrived here yesterday from Malaga in the brig
YAK express the "arnest thanks to Mr. Sprague, the
American Consul at Gibraltar, and to Mr. A. Boulon
at Caolz, for exerions made IN their behalf
Hughes was engaged In the first CuoaH expedi-
tlon which fact Was known to the Spanish authori-
ties, but still the Queen included HIN IN the pardon
granted TO others Both II them speak well OF their
usage While In custody OF the Spanish Government
Inc L. > steam f1gate Snsquehannah, Cont
Aulich, arrived at Zanzibar, Dec IS from Johanna
She would sail about the l0th for Ceyon and China
An extract from letter dated Malaga saws:
Another recent elsury order Is that OF impos-
ing tax on provisions consumed BY foreign vessels
while In port. The effect OF such an order would
be harassing in the extreme and conseq uently
foreign Consuls bad entered into agreement. with
the officers here to paw about one per cent per
per diem while vessels remain in port"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-25
The Indiana Opposition Convention.

CINCINNATI, Tuesday, Feb. 81, 1881.
The following are the nominations o. the
Indiana Opposition Convention
For GoUsrTor-Joseph A. Wright.
For Ltsufendnf Gorernor-Mr Wellard
FCr Supreme JYdges-Messrs Stewart LIST District
Roach, IVth District.
For Audit0r-J. z. Dnnn.
For Treaswr-Ehjah Newland
For Seersfary-Mr. HAYDEN
For Clerk " the Supreme Court-Wm D. Beach
For Superintendent Of Pubiie hsfralction-Mr. Lar.
IObee.
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The Aztec ChiIdreu.-A Card.

r.. II, Estw Of The N. Y Tribune;
have been grossly and repeatedly as
..,,sd in the columns of The Herald as an impostor
IA falsfer in the matter of the Aztec Children
MN exhibiting in this City. The main witness
-,.A against me by that paperis Mr.. John s. Addi-
an Of Jersey City. The following statement from
~. aid Mr.. Addison WILL think dispose OF these
-.,,,,nies Yours JOSEPH MORRIS.
MR.. AppIsoNs STATEMENT.
NEW-YoRK, FEB. "a, 1852.
n s,r,s.v Isst nm NV return from Washington City,
Hss visited by an aache Of the Herald ONCE, IN oeaa
of lie EDITOR j. G. Bennett, desiring nae 70 no
.ssment made in The Herald Of that morning respecting
~ Aztec Children This 1 could not do as 'he tlut1
vas otherwise and finding That 10y name n.u oe.n u,'
TO set forth the facts IN the case wnch AZ"
wpcs coanectop with Mr. Silva brought those Aztec
them OF tive spanaTds named velasquez and Ben
Having no nowlsdss o. I'M, Inc .vce Of sDds aud
they persuaded me to exhibit hese ca,u , n ssvs,he
This deeply regret but was IN Csna Amsrsa
nobody would credit il. co o.,u.1or
these children as @ioIesao az San maj stated
= IT, H,rald They we're taken by Velasquez, Bentoso
and other spanards from large ahd nd
pssnoue the fsYthest point of Central America penetrated
M sspbeIs where they mad been reared oy heather Pes
- ~ nom had started win them, Dut died on the way
sors ,eachipg San Salvador At least sucn was tue re-
oort Of those IN whose possession found teem was
%rhsrtold that there al hundred OF these little
.,s in The place they from. and that they were
feut BY the priests for supsrstltou purposes.
n matted with these chiidren because my family were
.yerse to ny devong myself eIhiotons and IN view Of
INV own want Of experience In ina business lhey weIe
hrorshlv purchased from and am happy 10 learn
that they well cared for by their present sqaImsa
Such are the facts in his case so iat as nave any
tsowisdss Of them: and submit 10 the public that
hsys bsep most dragged INTO this controyer
~ ~ j. ADDISON. Jeweler,
~ IN Ind IA
wv ~ Jersey CITY.
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The Southern Maii-Sinking OF n Steamer
Loss of Five Lives.
BALTIMORE, Tuesd'

BALTIMORE, Tuesday, Feb d. 1852
The Southern Mail, as late as due has arrived.
The steamer Caddo struck snag and sunk fifty
miles above w.Orleans on the l4th inst. Five
per,ons were crowned and the boat and cargo
proved total loss.
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From Porto CabeIlo.

PHILADELPHIA, Tuesday. Feb "a, 1889.
The bark PaeZ, from Porto Cabello Feb 9, has ar
rived at this port The country was quiet when she
left and Mercantile affairs active. The IT, s. ship
Cyane had arrived from San Juan.
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Markets-Reported By YeLeqraph.
New. ORLEANS, Monday, Feb. %, 1852.

NEW ORLEANS, Monday, Feb 70, 1852.
The total COTTON sales to-day were 900 bales, at
a decline OF Ec. since the arrival of the Camsria's
news Low TO strict middllDg is quoted at 7c.07fc.,
being decline from the highest point last week OF
&c "a &c. ~, a. ,o.,
Flour is selling here at % 49, Cloyerseed hss
advanced to So SO per bushel
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Arrival OF the City of GIaseow.

PHILADELPHIA, Tuesday, Feb. "a, 1852.
The City Of Glasgow arrived at her dock this
P. NJ. She brings 40 passengers and over 400 pack
ages of merchandise On the 18th inst, she spoke
packetship Marmon, from New.YOrk for Liver
pOol.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-25

LUUIsNILLk, Uesudy, TUT III IoJZ'
The Kentucky Wing State Convention met this
afternoon, at Frankfort, but owing to the wires bsing
down across the river, we shall be unable to send
the proceedings before 10 morrow.
The trial of c alvin Fairbanks, for negro stealing,
is progressing.
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Pardon OF Alderman Silk-Large Expert Of
Cotton.

CHARLESTON, Monday, Feb. 90, 1852.
Governor Walker, of Louisiana, has granted a
pardon to Alderman Silk, convicted OF the murder
of Alderman Laughlin.
DIR. Hines has also been pardoned by the Governor
after an imprisonment OF 70 years.
Over 25, 600 bales OF Cotton were cleared from
New Orleans on the 10Th inst.
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Consul RecoQniZed.

WASHINGTON, Tuesday, Feb 81, 1852.
The President recognizes Bolivar Danelo, of Bal
timore, Consul for Venezuela.
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CINCINNATI, TUESDAY, Feb. 81, ls52.
hossuth spoke at CoviHgton, Ky, to-day. His
health is improving. and he is to address Union
meeting here tomorrow. He lie ives next Tuesday
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OpeuinR of che Penn.yIvapia Canal.

I HARRISBURG, Tuesday, Feb q, 1852.
The Canal Board, at their meeting this morning,
passed a resolution for opening the canals on the
| 10Th of March
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CITY ITEMS.

RANGE or THE THERMOMETER.
Az Rlsfosy,s formerly Lynch Clarksl 25i Wal st.
1852. IA. M moon. 'f IA III
Febmary A 46 As
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THE LATEST NEWS.
By Telegraph to the New-York Tribuns
aIaycmsnts of Kessuth.

s'niAa rslegrspA oe. e.rn.r q K..ev.r s.a
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New-York Branch Mint.

WASHINGTON, Tuesday, Fec. "a, 1852.
The Committee of Ways and Means mas resolved
to report New-York Branch MiIt bill.
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~ For Markets see Eighth Page. 81
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-08-19
RICHARD MARVIN.
I'm Ehirt Strant Ct pnII

ENGAGED EXCLUSIVELY AS \ DEALER IN GLASS
GLASSWARE. CniNAwARE, QUEENswARE AND
CRoCKERY, on THE SOUTH SIDE OF THE
STREET Next DOOR 70 PREsLEY's,
Ard nearly opposite the Post Once
HBELlEVINt; that the trade of town viii now war
, establishment devoted solely to this branch
OF business, subscriber calls the attention OF his
friends and all who are OF goods in his line to the
liberal and accommodating terms. ard has on ad, and
arriving, large and well selected stock oil
goods orde red expressly for the market comprising The
usual varieties, and many other articles not to be met
with elsewhere in this town.
&. C. blue edged, dp painted, printed, White granite
flown, Zine and mulberry eaIthenware.
Pure white, ennmelled, lusre, blue figured and gold
band, English china:
White. gold hand. and decorated french china;
All the varieties Of American cu plain and pressed
glassware of Eastern aNd Western manufactures;
German and Bolemisn glassware, great variety;
English 7. ID. pipes; American pipes and pipe heads;
Aargc assortment OF looking glasses, ant apanhec
tea trays of our own i'm rortation;
Britannia coffee ana ieapots, Casters, pitchers, etc,
great variety Of first rate quaiiivi
large ard elegant assortment of Cornelius n Co
celebrated solar lard lamps, chandeliers sranGoes etc
gilt olive, aud dama>k;
Together with large variety Of articles not usually
imported for this IaarKel
am prepared 10 offer large stock of goods ordered
expressly Tor this trade on unusually favorable terms
Assorted crates PACKED for the cOutry trade in the
best manner, Kept cor stantlv on hand.
NJ, goods nut up in the best manner, by careful
and experienced packers and may be transported any
distance b, wagon or otherwise without isK break
gge
Gall and examine our goods for yourselves.
Particular atteni0A is invited TO stoch OF Window
Glass Of AL and qualities. which will be sold here
for less prices before offered in 81 Paul and nj
small advance the cost AT I'll. manufacturer
Tor cash IN hand RICHARD MARVIN.
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ELEEL1 g. BROTHERS,

NE est REsrEcrFuLLy solicit the attention of the
1VA CT zens OF 81 fanl, and its surrounding country,
10 examination Of their large and splendid stock OF
DRY GOODS,
Lately received from the Eastern Cities, which they
offer for Cash ut unprecedeI teddy low prices. A.
mong their assortment may be found the following, being
ony part of tleir heavy s,ock:
ME LAINk,S--Of every quality, from 90 to
BY 3 cents, at ELFELT g. BRo's.
ANASHMERE--A abeauliil assortment, TO be had
u at ELFELT & Bios.
"a ma. be found at ELFELT & Bros.
hRESS SILKS--Black, + cured, and 4 variety OF
EI 81! les, 10 be found at ELFELrs'
StATlNS snd Florenccs, for Lonne, Linngs-every
~ cOicr For sale at ELFELTs'
NELyETs--Rich silk, ard Cotton do, to be seen
at ELFELT d BR0's.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Neck and Beta beautiful
4 assortment For sale az ELFELrs'
gNRaYATS AND SCARFs--Gent's black and
a Figured silk and satin-an eiegan, variety
For sale II ELICIT & Bios.
GCARFS--Mens and BOYS Woolen--a large varie-
~ y, from 20 Cts 10 81, al ELFELTs'
fNLOTHING.-A large assortment of Clothing and
v mems wear, TO be found ELFELTs'
TARPETS--Floor and stair Carpetng, very cheap
x at ELFELrs'
EASsINIERES--Bia Doeskin and Fancy Cas-
~ siineres, Tor sale q; ELFELrs'
ELOT!IS--Blue black, and Fancy colored Cloths,
- very cheap at ELFELTs'
NNvINDOW CURTAINS.-A superior article
w Tor window curtains, at ELFELTs'
EILANNELS. Tickings and Linseys--A Large AS
Il sorimcnt, TO be had at ELFELTs'
DICKSkIN MITS and Gloves for SO cents, at
H1 ELFELT's
tLOVES--Mcn's and WOmen's Kid, silk, and wool
Va en Gloves. at ELFELrs'
NNTOOLEN Half-Hose-a good artcle-only %
w cents, at ELFELTs'
* de. ES--Isdes' Linen Cambria Kdkfs, from IS cts
N Ia 50, for sale at ELFELTs
ACE Undersleeves-A superior assortment, to be
a ioul Il al ELFELTs'
kSDGiNCS and InsertiugS-A LarIe stock Of silk
"a Cotton, cambiic, Swiss and Jaconet Edgngs and
INSERTING ELrEIrs
FESOI S-A great variety Of Toys and Fancy Articles
fox the approaching Holidays, TO be at the
Toy Room % ELFELT a. Bros.
November. 1851. sly
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NEW GOODS.
ICE CREAM SALOON GENERAL
ESTABLISHMENT

THE subscribers in returning their sincere thanks 10
their patrons and the public in general for the liberal
encourage aient they have received desire % inform
them that they have opened Ice Cream Saloon in
tn building formerly known lchcoS & Kellogg 5
Drug store, Third street. They VIII always have Ice
Cream and every article i'll The confectionery line La
dies and Gentlemen please give us call
They viii also inform the public that they have al
hand Their Confectionery, near the Ameti-
House. fall assortment OF fancy and plain Candies,
which they will EEL almost rs low il bc bought
in Iou.s Merchants Will find il 10 their advantage
to call before sending below All orders for cakes
promptly filled. REM ~ kARCHER.
81. Paul InlN Z. 49, ~.
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TIE y. N.EXpRESS co.
SHERIFF'S SALE.
Territory of Minnesota,
N uShinUtnn EplufX 80

Territory OF Minnesota
Washington County.
by virtue of execution issued ont Of and under the
- seal of the district Court Of Wasine County, ia
the first judicial district of said Territory, directed
and delivered, upon judgment rendered By said Cont,
the twenty third day March, A. d. 1852; in
lion wherein JohE Hoon is pll aud John ii. Brewster is
de in favor OF the said plaintiff, aud against The said
defendant, have Oh this fourteenth day of July A. II.
1882 levied upon the following described places and a,
GELS ofrea estate, viz:
Lot No. 2, in block No IS in the town OF Saltwater.
according 10 the and plat OF said town. made by
Harvey Wilson ESQ., and duly recorded in the Office OF
the Resisrr of deeds OF Washington County; with the
building thereon stualed-and all the appurtenances
thcreuntO belonging. And the northwest quarter, OF
the southwest quarter Of section No. "a, in township
No. 80 north, Of range No. % west containing forty
acres more or less. Which real property shall sell
with all the right title, interest and estate OF the said
Johu IL. Brewster Of in and to the public
tion the highert bidder for cash. Saturday the 4
day Of September, A. D. ls52 nj IL o'clock in the fore
oithat day front Of the Lake House, in Still
water in said County and Terrory SO much there
OF may be sufficient to satisfy said execution.
WIN. c. PENNEY, sheriff for Washington Co
Dated at saltwater, this lith day of July A. D. 1852
pr. fee Sc, IS. l4-6t
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EMPIRE SAW WORKS.
w. l., F. GAGE.

n
Formerly Lee, Gage & Co..
Manufacturer OF every description of Saws,
No. 43 Main Street. st. LOuis, Mo.
y6NHE firm of Lee, Gsge q Co having been dissolved
by mutual consent the 2lst da. OF January last,
| would inform my friends and customers, that have
made arrangements with Messrs. Bridge 4 Brother ard
will the manufacture of saws in a their
". No pains have been spared in fitting up machinery,
and securing experienced workmen and the stock
purchased direct from the manufacturers, beth in Eu-
rope and America, for cash, am confident that can
hold ont such inducements that dealers will ind il
their interest TO encourage home manufacture
As to the character aud reputation of saws bearing
stamp, nothing need be said, as trust that both
dealers and consumers have had sufficient opportunity
10 test the a. sy Of my manuac ture, while partner
in the late firm OF Lee Gage Co.. as not To doubt for
a moment, my ability 10 compete successfully in pcint
of price, quality finish, with any mandatory Of
the kind III the United States. Being now IN re eipt
Of every description Of STOCK ] am prepared to NIL
all orders with promptness snd despatch.
All orders addressed 10 the undersigned, or 10 Ncssrs
Bridge * Bro, will receive prompt attention.
Particular attention paid 10 all kinds OF repairing
NAV 2i-A-ctf W. L. + GAGE.
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HARDWARE! HARDWARE:

4 oDHNG GLASSES. Table knives and forks, Wait
els, Brushes, BASKETS, wootop and hollow ware,
iiiwa5c. Lamps etc. Guns. Rides, Fishing Tackle,
aff sporting apparatus of all kinds Together with gun
nHru tGes, percussion caps etc Fancy goods together
sVilh Hr-e OF goods which would require
A lie iunins OF tie Pioneer to specify. Doing busi-
ness on t'e CASH system, and having purchased cur
Goods !ow in tbc Eastern mari ets, we invite an
e.ainaf ~ 81 onr stock, knowing offer mdpce-
,uNers that be found elsewhere IN this
marAet. J. McCIOU y, Ja- & 90.
lulp s-Sin
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FIRST il DsGkAL ID, y sHiCr.
Charles brewster ! Territory Of Minnesota, First Jul
ags'i dicial District, Washington L.
John II. Brewster. ~.
70 John II Brewster defendant:
You hereby sGmmonsd and required to answer the
complaint of Charles Brewster, plaintiff ~ this action,
which cOD plant filed in the Office o! the Clerk OF the
District Court Washington county, and serve copy
q! to the said complaint at our Office
in saltwater in sid county, witiia twenty days alter
TIE service of tins summons YOU, exclusive OF thc day
OF such service and you fail the said COM
plant within the time aforesaid the plaintiff in this
ton VIII take Judgment against you for the sum OF two
hundred and fifty dollars, with interest thereon at the
rate oil Ten per cent per from the second day 81
November, in the year Thousand eight hundred and
fifty, besides
ANES g. NELSON,
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
Dated at Saltwater TINS 23d day of july 4. d. 1852.
iy"9. lpr. fee 81 o. l5-sw
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IrDNARD STEWARD, Efjckayor and ArChiiect
IL thankful the cZcas of St Pau, for a1 ors since
he commenced sness would respectfully inform them
re il prepared contract for, and erect store
trick bBi,dr 9 ard furnish materials il required, on ai
terms. Having permanently sytteOm st. Paul. be 81
lots n share 81 ihlic patronage Drafts snd specific
tions Furnished On reasonable terms.
\. B.Ordors 10Y work left 81 the store cf II. e STnd
fort. the Post Once, Wi receive prompt atten o
InlN - il2.'f1 EDMARD nrEWART.
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SAINT LOUIS
BUSINESS DIRECTION z.
Persons visiting =. LOUIS VII md this
valuable guide.


valuable guide.
HAYDEN & WILSON, Importers and Manu-
III factrera OF Saddery Hardware, Carriage trimmings.
sadetrees. hog SKINS kruS, harness sad bride leaih-
er, wood and iron names, &c, No. IL \. Main s..
AMERICAN HOTEL. Geo. Wood, on Vine,
"A bet Main 4 Secon1 The above house Is situated
In the most part of the city, being In the nne-
drte vicinity Of the principal business esistishn.ents
NNE DOLLAR DAGUERREAN GALLERY
~ 40 90 Fourth st. ". II. DeShong VIII furnish
hghy finished DaEurre0tye Likeness tr one colar IlNe
hin, trial. lie guarantees satisfaction or no charge.
TARPET EMPORIUM, Wholesale Il Retail.
WILCOX & Mcdowell, No. g. y. Main ST. CarpSts, ou
cloths hearth rugs, India mattnGs, House and Steamboat
furnishing goods, and general asooi tIent CT eh i"'1s'
SIX, Damask and eulLroldered curtains, &c.
CARRIAGE MANUFACTURERS & DEAL
" ers. Osborne Camp Co., No. Al Third ST. success
o late Albert Jones, offer to nanuaci IRE or the
citizens of ST. ou and vicinity 70 their entire satisiac-
ton. carriages Of every description, In the constrncton
of whchwith the bet of materials, taste and Durability
viii especially be combined. They have always an hand
& choice assortment Of new and seoond-hand work.
y & c. TODD, No. 2i7 n. Main ST., dealers
" IN Plaster OF Paris leather betting, rubber betting,
rubber hose steam PACKING, wire mill stones, mill
picks, rl sp!ndlcs, min screws, regulating screws oain-
q. irons, proof safes, portable srst mills, &c.
TUAKLES HOLMES. Cracker Bakery fac
y torv No. lo5 Green It. Pilot bread, Boston, soda,
hut,er Water, Wine and Sussr crackers, Constantly On
and, made of the best materials, and waTTahtto sIpe
Tor article. - ----------
T. DOWDALL & CO., Washington Foun-
dry, Engine Machine Aanuacory, cor. ct seeona
ard Morgan sts., Manufactures q Steam engines ana
hoilers Saw and rrlst mill machinery building castinss'
lard kettles, screws, sc. Wool oardne machine sna TX
lures. warranted give satsfseton. Agents iol JANUS
Smith & Co... Superior Machine oaIls. -----,-
7 CLARK, No. 40 Main street, Currier and
j. dealer IN all kinds leather, Tanners OIL ana ssea
kcrs nndipgs, pTters promptly ATTENDED 70. -,rY
". WTGHIMAN, Wholesale dealer in Wood
" On Ware and Groceries. COIanissioE 4 fo'~sfd-
,.g sisrci,snts No, lsh Lssse'
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THE STONE STORE.

Ne,o Goods at Lo,c Prices
4 ~ SIMPSON, corner OF third and Roberts streets,
90 has Just received entire stock OF Dry Goods
Boots a ahoes, Hats, Gaps, Hardware Woodenware,
Qucensware Furniture large stock; Farm inpe-
uents az all kinds, etc. which he invites the at
teniion a purchasers.
June 20, iojl. 40
q <ROCERIES-Tea, Sugar, Coffee, 5. II. MoIasses.
va Rice, etc. For sale low by
June i6. QO J. ~ SIMPSON.
"a ETCElUPS Pcppersauce, Pickles, Preserves, Sauces,
IN Brandy Cherries, etc. For sale low by
June %. 90 j. r. SIMPSON.
4 large loi Of Bedsieads constantly on hand and for
EpACON, Hams, Shoulders, Sides, Mess Pork always
AZ on hand and for sale by
June i6. (W J. ". SIMPSON.
H,TAMII.Y FLOUR, Elkader extra and other brands;
u always On hand ard for sale by
June l6' 90 ~ SIMPSON,
fine assortment Of boots and shoes, polka buskins
IN booces, misses, boys and ciidrens shoes to which
particular attention is invited By
June 20. (Io) IN. SIMPSON.
EpEADY made clothing, large lot, Tor sale by
T. June 20. j. ~. SIMPSON.
E.WESii butter and eggs, meal, western reserve
Il cheese, etc., for sale low by
June 90. (v) j. ". SIMPSON.
HOOKING stoves, Ohio premium, for sale by
u June 20. J. ". SIMPSON.
ElURE and No lead glass, putty aud nails always
j. on hand and for sale by
June 20. IF. SIMPSON.
THE X w. EXPRESS co.
NbvIII deliver good fresh lime ST Paul for 81 20
w per bbli superine dour, warranted, al 81 %; al
50 ANY KIND oil netchaIdLe AT five per cent IRON whole
SAFE priCes in St Louis Call Oh the subscriber on the
Nominee, or ". NJ. Person c. -. Rice n Co., agents,
st faul. dyo-l2tO J. &. BURBANK.
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tn. usler>isned having been appointed b. the Pro-
tlt. Court of Washington COUNTY, as commissioners
70 receive. canine and ~ d., al claims and demand.
srxr.t Ale estate o Jacob SCrest late OF Washington
county, iced, HEREBY give notice that they Il. attend
o. i1ti o thee. appointment, NJ the Office Of b :
r. sic: 4 ID. IDS. in Saltwater Saturday the fourth
ticmbef next. All persons having claims against
st-s, are requested 10 pro sent The nj the time
lul .4ec Above mentioned, properly authenticated.
MAHLON BLACK,
JAMES ID. McCOMB.
L.
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j. 4 &. MAGJlks E'S

CONpoJND EXTRACT OF BENNE PLANT.
vHNIi% medicine having been i.td extensively IN the
States OF Missouri and Illinois for the last five
has gained reputation unrva,d 10y any preparation
producc and the proprctors viii warrant il % Ne
efectual for Diar.hpa, D.sentery Cholera H.
IDtuin, summer complaint, and soothing remedy fer
children When cutting tcehln iarf when u hd~ beer
used mothers have hal little trouble with their
chdren In the city of ST Louis alone, over five hun
bred certificates might be gwen tcsii ing 10 he efficacy
of tn medicine bat tie pTuprlctOrs deem II uiECc
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