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The daily union., 1852-10-28
Beware OF whig Roorbacks.

The New York Tribune OF Tuesday makes mighty
parade OF an astounding Rootback fabricated for the
casion In a leading article, headed "dusfra and hs
for Perez il attempts excite the popu.
lar mind agsns, the democratic candidate by abu.
ous story made for effect on the eve OF the election
Democrats be prepared for such dishonest devices 10
detach voters from your standard.
The daily union., 1852-10-28

Cd 10 the convent sDsI csrme which Is old building
being OF the hsss coaven eyer ou "a inc ely ncs
sss1 nigb, Foo ,he past week have done no
guard du being excused ey ls doctor and have go The
from my cough. A few days since General pIeice
anee with his request wen. found hmN at homes and,
after inqairng about my health, he asked nc y wod I
he had been thinking Of taxing me home with him,
and he wood uy and gel NY dschalgs cene,oi p,s,c.
forgot 10 Inform you tha uensi az rleice
afforded great deal Of assistance on the road allowing
me to ride OF hts horses when was uhsoe M 70 tse
lowing the effect OF my fever and asaeD lof which
shall ever feel grateful 10 hn,
In speaking OF this when recently IN Concord, 40 the
family OF Mr. Lawrence he related similar incident
which he heard hs son rseaIss ~ presence 81 nensia
leo, and which the General had forgotten I'll Il was re-
called by young Lawrence
After Joining Gen. Scott al Puebla, Gen. Pieces com.
mand marchei 10 Lake Chaoo where they encamPed
some time August l647, arriving at the place OF en-
campment one evening alter sunset. Toward nghiia a
young soldier fell behind from indsposton. lleuten.
ant in the regiment trying 10 hurry him, and urged
him onward in rather a peTempory lone. Gen. Pierce
was near, rode back. spase kndly.o the young man.
beckoned the lieutenant 10 his place. dismounled. took
the young soldiers musket helped him his horse,
stepped into the ranks and marched three miles into
camp at Lake Chalco with the musket upon his
shoulder.
This same affinity of feeling for the unfortunate led
General Pierce TO sympalhze with the Washngtonlans
This movement reached New England, II remember, IN
l64l The distinguished features of the measure were'
that lis champions the redeemed victims oil intem-
perance. and their weapons only those Of moral suason
And while they were sligmanzed from hgh sources as
oratos from he guite General Pierce reached out to
them the hand OF brother and lent his name and talents
to their cause
My own minority position in the religious world has
led observe the OF public men upon the sub
ect OF religious toleralion And early discovered that
General Pierce. though sympatbzing from education
with theological school anpodal from mine, was Tar
above all bgolry or intolerance
You will remember that, in the spring OF 1s44, two
Catholic churches destroyed by riot IN Philade.
phia. Soon afler this occurrence had conversation
with General Pierce upon its religious bearings, and
heard him in public speech upon the OCCASION lie had
then retired from the Senate, and candidate Tor no
public favor. Yet he advanced the broades and most
liberal views upon religious liberty in earnest and elo-
quen language and quoted sentiment from Jefferson
which have forgotten, viz that sin free coun
try the only punishment Tor religious error is reua-
tion !"
II nobleness and manness of nature, kind Offices in
private life and gentlemany amenity OF manner in all
social intercourse commend citizen TO public es-
TEEN, adorn public station, your convention could
scarcely have made more fortunate selection.
T. C. BROWNE
The daily union., 1852-10-28
J. w. STEDMAN, esq.

*Young James H. Lawrence, OF this town. after serving
bravey Mexico In the ranks of the glorious nn,h,
went California, where he has since been at work IN the
digglngs late letter from him, after describing lucky
stroke, thus speaks OF the reception of the news oil Sen
Pierco's nomnaton there. We give indication Of
the feeling which the nomination excited in the hearts
New Hampshire boys all the county, Concord Pa
frfof.
Tits le vein OF good luck and the nominarion of Gen
Pierce about the same ne were most too much for me
When first heard OF the nomination work in the
shah deep in the along, and pokng his
head the top said Lawrence, who do you mink the
democratic candidate for the presidency y guessed Cass
Marcy, Buchanan, aud DJuglas, aud then gave il up
Said he, -. is Gen. franklin Pierce, OF New Hampshire
Ididnt 'kick the bucket but jumped into it and
out hoist away, and when got the told the boys
had done my days work. aud stopped running till
got the Express office, the New York Her
aid containing the proceedings of the Baltimore Consen
ton."
The daily union., 1852-10-28
General Pierce's Eulogy ON webster

In another column publish the eloquent and touch
ing address of General Pierce delivered at meeting OF
the citizens Of Concord assembled TO do honor to the
memory OF Daniel Webster Ia another article we make
this address the subject OF more extended comment
The daily union., 1852-10-28
Letters of 50 Randolph of Roanoke

In another column we publish the first OF series OF
letters from the pen OF writer who, in 1914, by the
force of his arguments and the eoquence Of his style,
contributed much 10 the triumph of the democratic cause
BY the election of James X. Polk
The daily union., 1852-10-28

DssCOvEHy and Exploration OF the Mississippi Val.
Iey with original OF Marquette Auoney Meme
Henneptn and Anasase Douay by John may Shea
The Forest by J. v. Huntingdon author OF Lady Alice
Mens Wwes by Thnckeray. Appleton's Popular Library
Lives o. wellington and Peel. Appetons Popular Library
MANUAL o the Moluska Rudmentary Treatise Shells
1sP Woodward vol, London
octV pnat..,,as. .g = nsa ~ o,h 80,
The daily union., 1852-10-28
From the Nashville Union.
. The Creature is at his Dirty Work again.

% The Creature Is at his Dirty Work again.
II does really seem il the Scott leaders in the
North determined TO corrup, and drmoraze the whg
party entirely, by the instruments they employ and the
received from Ohio The following letter:
HUNTSVILLE, Logan county, Ohio
October H. 1852.
Editor NashpMs Union
SR Lest il may escape your attention, take the liberty
Of enclosing slip from the Campaign Statesman of
the 5h instant exposing the Infamous A. j. Fos OF New
mphre, who is in The northern part of State.
and using his influence induce the soert
their vote for General Scott Tor the presidency.
Your readers will remember that this is the same Bfa
scoundre that assisted 10 the manufacture OF the
New Boston hambug to prejudice General Pierce with the
southern people
He is iraversing oar State in the garb Of free.
soer, addressing free soil meetings, and urging upon them
the Improperly and folly OF throwing away their
Hale, who Is expected get electoral vote, when
they accomplish all friends OF freedom, he
calls the aboonsrs desire, by uniting with the whig.
and casting their sutrsges iof General Scott.
Rest assured SIR that the above In every respect
At this momeat this abolition emissary is In mds
haranguiDg citizens in election OF Genera
Scott II this is not enough open the eyes Of the south
em people to OF their danger, tell me- pray you
what is
Our election off today, and II the democrats are
not successful will be owing entirely the OF
wings and abolllonisis, who have made common
against us.
This letter proves that FoSs, who is an open and
avowed aboliiionls and whose business is aid runa
way negroes in escaping to Canada is actively engaged
in trying 10 elect General Scott. Can southern wings
stand an insult like this
The daily union., 1852-10-28

COMETlfSGs NEW have just received from Troy per sebr
~ D. " stnge~ ~ cottage tfankhn paro burning
coal and wood. They conrncted sh ng
be made close
for offices, closing eiove when rav,n, you,
They beautifully got aud This 4 sher
frst appearance in this market.
Also great variety OF other kinds Of stoves for purposes.
q. WOODWARD.
Pennsylvania avenue between ION and streets.
8-A
The daily union., 1852-10-28

AND warrants wanted.The highest market prices paid
Ia for warrants. HAMtLION ~ 1ANI,
Oct o4-d3m ohce opposite Treasury building,
The daily union., 1852-10-28

The presidential election takes place the second day
OF November.
The daily union., 1852-10-28
nY .. Q. MeeuInE. Anc,,oneer.

NY y. g. Mcguire, Auctioneer.
phEhmrIoRY SALE OF CHESAPEAKE AND ONO CANAL
r :, -, saturday aiiemoon October 30, at o'clock
shsh sen ~ tne auction rooms, without
1o,sV chesapeake and Onto preferred bonds.
JAS @. MCGUIRE,
oetNS-" Auctioneer.
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CHURCH BELLS.

(NHIRCIi, Factory, Steamboat ard Locomotive Bclls
- constantly On hand, and pEALs CHIN:s Of Bells
foi any lumber) order Improved casi-iron uncs
with movable arms, attached TO these Bells that
they be adjusted 10 ring easily a,j PROPERLY and
Springs also which prevent the capper resting on
the Bell thereby pro.onging its sound. HauGings
plr;c tMciudng Yoke, Frame and WhcelD furnished If
desired.
An experience Of 80 years i'll this business by late
athcr enabled m To asCcri ain the best Tor bells.
the combination al metals and degree OF heat requisite
Tor securing i'll them the greatest -o,idN, strength and
most meudlous tones; which imurov en1eus. together
with his extensive assortment 81 patterns.
Acd by the subscribers, who have grown up the
)!e>s. ard who VIII every endeavor the
reputation which the establishment has heretofore en-
joy ed, both IN his AID foreign III. bel from
which have repeatedly received The j-hes awards of
the \. Y State Agrio ural Society and American lnsti-
tutc; and ~ which were completed Chimes and heavy
Alarm Bells for oiicrent parts Of the Union and Canada
MATilEMAfiCAi INSTRUMENTS will still 10.
manufactured by the subscribers, which the, W have
constantly on hand, assortment Transit insfr,,-
Eicnts Levels, Surt cyors Compassos, ipain nonous
and improved &c. Also, Brass or Compostun Cast
ings OF any size cast order.
All COMMUNICATIONS promptly attended To.
ANDREW MENEELN,S SONS.
West Troy, Albany Co, \. y, 1881.
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? p. ice F3ty Cents per Bottle l.
CERT EIf.NTES.

have used the ''fesisragolk' repeatedly IN FAM
Nv and can recommend IL the safest we'll
ehcacious medicine IN all arrangements of the bowels
have ever known. II has. 10 nay knowledge, saved
several valuable lives IN obstinate cases o Cholera
Norhas ~ scatter, etc. {. ". BOKIp.
-. ianl, Nav =, 1872.
This may rcri,iy that have used the Vegetable ON
pound AsirlHget pref AIRED BY Mr. l.. T. fy in nv fam
lily. ard have ioud to be the best BY far any thing
ol the Kind have used In instance, yyu doses
gle individual should be without this valuable medic
particularly IN country where the DiarriUa and sum
ner com plants prevalent.
CHARLES II. CAKES
Having used this preparation IA my flnily, most
cheeriu join Mir. Cakes in the above certificate of its
virtues. ALEX RAMSEY
81. AL, May 81, 1859
nsel in my family, Mr.. Eh's Compound Astrineert
and Tonic, In cases uf UiarIha with much success and
especiaiN last suniner III o! summer cumplan
IL an infant oi nine some nine months Old aid cheer
iuiiy recommend is Gse to the public.
st. ,ui. Ma, ~, 1852. WIN HENRY FORBES.
haze used the ldiln Compound A. stringent and Ton
ic my SELL atd IN Inl family, and found il effective
pccia ~ cases Of children trcthing, and consider il an
active AID safe remedy Tor all bowel complaints
II. aui, aug |, 1871. \. x. FRENCH
have used the Indian Compound Astrngent and Ton
ic prepared 10y Mr.. &. 7. El,, aud found immediate
Tclicl; and can cheerfuy recommend as a speedy and
sure cure Tor diseases o the bowels.
81. Paul, May -, 1852 II. 7. MASTERSON
certify that have ustd the Indian Tonic called
pes. sunih, and recommend the same as an excel
lent a,,nsent, pleasant in It's TASTE, aid in it,
] l. NOAH
~. Paul, Aug. 1854.
Z = All orders for The above medicine shoud be nd
dre>se! to L. +. Ely, 81. Paul, Minnesota
jane 3, ! 2. fin,
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1852.
SPRING TRADE.
1852.

X : Q
APlE%DID stock Of rich Fancy and Stable Goods at
~ the y Y. store. opposite the American Having
ceved by late arrivals large assortment Of ENGLISH,
tRENCH AND AMERICAN GOODS, comprising "a
complete assortment of the and beautiful
articles Tor the spring aid Summer trade; all OF which
are now reaoy for exhibition and sale and will be offer
ca al the lowest market Prices at Wholesale and retail
III Tins extensive assortment, b, almost
article usually found in TIE best Dr Goods establish
es, ana also inHny and splendid les OF goods
rot IL be found elsewhere. thev having selected
with care aud expressly for this market nTchascrs
reminded, that III addition RICH S1OCk Of
staple and Fancy Goods, all times keep a arse
variety Of CarpctEgs ard Floor Cloths of the rev
and various styles; also. complete of la
dies misses AID cliidres shoes. We would RESPECT
fu, invite ouI friends and purchasers Dry Goods TO
ali early eNsHi,aion of our entire stuCh, tue III
that eNertiou will be made render the business
calls OF our friends both agreeable and profitable
ID. II. HOLMES.
Gdlcna, April p, l~-2. 3-3m
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-09-09
THE MINNESOTA REMEDY
FsR CHOLERA MoRBus. DysENr cry, DIAnRuGA &c O. c.
"PESIGUAGCMik,''

INDIAN COMPOUND ASTRINGENT AND TONIC
vUNE materials of this medicine entirely vegetable,
Il indigenous to Ninnfsota and well known to the In
dans BY whom they have been used from time nlneno-
rial with invariabe success.
The Proprietor can confidently recommend this med
icne to the public certain, safe and pleasant
for Cholera Morbus, DarrhWa, Dysentery and all dis
of the bowels II affords almost instantaneous
lief in Gases ofgrpings craps and ordinarily effects
complete cure III siN Or eight hours.
To Bontmen, Rattmen and iumbermen, and all per-
sons tray cling the river this medicine invaluable.
Our citizens going below, during The summer months
should not fail 10 provide themselves with II.
The PeSiguaSOrat" must of COURSE derive its repn-
tation from thr testimonials Of those who have nude
trial OF IT,
IL Please read carefully the annexed certificates.
Prepared By T.. =. Ely, st Paul,
And for sae az the Bookstore Of LIZ DtC * ROHRER,
and nj w. II. ioRDES Minnesota store ut UlCHCDX
~ kEIi.OGG'S drug Store, and al JARVIS, 81. Paul.
Aso nj the MinnesOta bookstore, 81. Anthony Rus
sells, SauA Rapids, and al Churchill Neisons Still
water
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MARSHALL g. cos

w hOieSalc ksfOceTy ana iron STORE
Nm connection with stock Of SLIGO Iron, we
offer large stock of Groceries and Provisions. We
would call the attention of ucountry merchants and
retail dealers generally stock, which embraces
every thing Liquors excepted ia the Grocery and Pro
Vision line.
We propose selling for cash (;alena market prices,
adding Of pOrtation, ana believe that we can
supply boarding house keepers and families good
terms they can purchase below.
Our stock has been selected with that can
WARRANT he quality of AL articles sold by
CtUGARS.-Common Brown, Refined, A, and C,
- Crushed and Powdered, by the barrel, al
MARSHALL s. Co.'S.
Notwithstanding syrup, sugar-house and
VA tliatg,ion IL MARSHALL & Cos.
4 GOLDEN SYRUP, in lo-sallon kegs, for ianl-
QH lies ~ NJ 4 Cos.
COFFEE and r i.-AS, of every Kind, st
u Ms Co's.
OyR--Jasper, Extra and superlnc, al
4 M Cos.
kGOR Hat leag Mess, just put up last week, surc
riUr article for families, AT NJ d Cos.
&, ALT--Of ever hind and in any quantity, at
- NJ y cos.
6hEL--Linseed, Bleacl.ed, Lamp and Lard Oh, at
~ y cos.
GNANDLEs-~S2erm, Star MI Mould, :,
u MS-Co's.
NKyHlTE LEAD, TGrpcntne, Putty, Whiting and
w iamiblack, at NJ a Cos.
MRvlNoOW Glass All Nails, Tobacco Coiisi,
y" NHCkCrtl. Butter and Cheese Axes, Clocks, Cugu
Baskets, ioohin. GLASSES, Gro Cars, Back Ais, Grain
ShoYtis, Coffee Nils icrCussI+u Caps, log Chains,
tIOoms, Crackers. Axe iiclv,s, and almost every thug
that be named, including lows and TcpPcrsauce,
tor sale At MARSHALL q Cos.
Saint / anl, October, ISL. SIS
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III. NEMIlALI., Il CO..

WHOLESALE DEALERS III Dir, os, MEDICINES. CiiEs,-
Gals, PAINTS, OILS. NAkNIsHfs ana DVE-sTIFFs
WINDOW GLASS ana PUTTY, GLASSWARE. Per
FuMERY, FINE SOAPS. FINE HAIR, TooTH,
fAiN and w HiTEw ,sHBat SHE'S, FIELD
GARDEN and FLOWER SEEDS, SUR
GICiL INSTRUMENTS, SPICES,
SNrFFs, PATENT NEDI-
cINEs, FIRE WINES, etc for MEDICINAL PURPOSES
FANCY ARTICLES SURF lNhs, LETTER and CAP Pa
PER, GOLD and STEEL Pens and STATIONERY
Col D and TIN FoiL. and great variety
OF other articles.
This the Oldest Drug establishment north Of the Il,
nois Ter. We have done business III this city s..e
le2f FhA scians and Merchants always iird at This
House FRESH and lNADpLTERArED Medicines. and of
the FIRST at Atty Purchasers invited examine
our stock, as Il IL larger than other in the
and We believe our prices viii continue 10 he satisfactory
10 any who may trade with
GaleBa. November, 1871. o-2o-Iv
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NNUOiESiLE Grocer Forwarding and Commis-
w sion Merchant, and General Steamboat Agent
No 81 LeNee t'ai,na, III. The attention of BUYERS
called to my STOCK OF Groceries Provisions etc etr
Having received by late arrivals from New York Bos.
ton, New Orleans ana ST Louis, which in addition To nv
iofncr stock renders my assortment complete | shall
continue To receive additional shipments from Time ia
Inc. daring haNIgaiion thereby enabling me Ia have
iesH aid u stock throughout The soason ard able
NJ all times. To- I'LL orders at the lowest market rafes
The Receiving and Forw arding Business shall in eve.
instance have my personal attention hy which dcs
pa ch and will be guaranteed and he cxpepse n,
Storage and Drayage as much Is possible avoided
leel assured that my facilities and long Nperence in
The Commission and Forwarding business enable me 4,
warrant entire satisfaction any that may favor IN.
with their patronage.
Liberal Cash advances will be made on Produce md
Merchandise shipped 10 for sale in market Par
ticuar attention Will be paid the purchase OF all art
Giles not in my line.
~ Agent for Gaicna aud ST. Louis and Galena and
It. Paul PACkLT LINE OF STEAMERS
H. i. M'CLOSkEY
Gzlena, April |, 1852 I-tf
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TO sou THERN AND WESTERN poox.
AELLERS AND MERCHINES

R1SAf.L trade. 1881 Books and S,s,ionerv -, w,,s
safe higgins Il Kellogg. Publishers. Booksei,,
S'soers una Manufac of every variety of IsnI
nooss % Jci street, corner Gold New York inyits /,
can from merchants and booksellers examine tl,
ana Qualities OF their very large stock of
BLANK BOOKS, MEMORANDUM ANo PASS BOOKS =
Embracing ever! variety needed; school and
ooohs oi every knd used in schools and academies II,
ot'uS am niisceiianepIs books tor public il, stuta,
seh"os, ianiiies ard Sunday schools; bibles urnvr
OF binding. f-A.'s ""a s.yies
S'a,e!o.ery o. every variety Of foreign and domestic
ply as low a, any other house in the trade wy
y. b.fooiscap, letter paper and slate, r, mil, nrc.
New YeTk, July l.. " nun Prey
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To Mary.

I love vou--'tis the simplest way
The thing | iael to tell;
Yet if | told it all the day,
You'd never guess how well.
You are nv comfort and my Light
Nv very life you seem;
think OF you all day; all night
lis but oiyou ] dream.
There's pleasure in the lishtest word
That YOU could speak T. ne;
Nv soul is ike the Eoliaii's chord,
And vlbrstes stiil to thee.
] never read the love song yet,
81 thrilling fond, or tue,
But in MY own heart have met
Some kinder thought FOX you.
bliss the shadows Of your face,
The light upoa Your hair
Ike e.. hours 10 III and trace
The passing cha1gos there;
love to hear your yci,c's tone.
Although vou shaul not say
A singh word 10 dream upoa
When that his died away.
o.. vou are kindly as TIE beam
Tnat warns where er IL plays.
AM YOU ave gcHt'e as a dean
Ofhappy future tlys--
AID y0u arc strong + do the right,
AMI ,wii, tAe wgo'C 80 flee
And ii YOU were not hiif 80 bright,
YoI'ie al tn vol! to ne.
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MRS. MERRICK'S
Fashionable Millinery Rooms.

No. 90 Main Street. Galena, III.
CST received direct from ;ie East the ates .tves Of
- ladies = X. SILK and Lace ll!d Craze Dress hats
Florence Braid straw. Hair ard Cip Bonnets in great
variety; Ribbons, FiUNes, straw Trimmings, etc, in
fact general assortment. Of Millinery and Fancy Goods
Ii Is the intention that thai gives d call
shall be le.fect, satisfied with goods and prices.
MANU- A-MAkbNt..
Iii connection with The above, all orders promptly ai;e,
dc to il needless puff. well huovn if not
would refer 10 Mrs. II NJ Rice Mrs Hollnshead and
numerous Others. \lsot,os, Dress Trimmings. for
sale low. MARY MCRRICE
j. Remember tho No; 80 Main street.
GaleIa June Z, 1852 eff
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AN APOLOGY FROM MARSHALL & co,
SLIGO RON SlURh.

M !etl IhH; al apology due 10 The ubc and the
w Printer TOR lot having advertised more. The
rutA is, our urge Winter Stuck we'll adapted Ia
the naI he that our gave Us 10 tlnc To write
advertisements until II was reduced that il WAS lot
worth while
We wish 10 say to the Public that about out
Of Sugars; nts ilors Re, d Farmer however, have
good assortment. " 4 have the other leading articles
o. family grncere, yeaud among other t.ngs 0i
EXTRA COARSE BOOTS AT 50.
few h5ls Mess Beet do Vinegar at IA cts. per gal
Ion; h3s. Mola>ses, 10 Tobacco, % cts Col
lee, at ii cts; IRON and ~TEEi NISlS, (nut those Cl
mtonptrinCc AM cAtrIN agarce, bat Wiihiu>Ois sold
boN) llogbs at So. Ann articles have, will be sold
small advance Until the opening Of naviga-
ton, whe shall be on hand With just What is want
Cd in the Grocery ana lion line.
ST. fanl, March II, le52. Att
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u ~ r
No Gt r
10 the U0SSeRgcrS u tie =. Z.

To The passengers Of tie y. b. Gor. Ramsey.
amt The FareitHS pati,c geaefaiir.
AID after "Wednesday the l2lh inst. a comforta.
" be |. :. MAJ. Coach WI, leave Sank Raptls Tor
Fort X fey, every edhesd,, mon ing a, : O'Clock
returning IA time 10 meet the boat sank Raul, every
,aufda.. should tnere be passengers tor the tou o.
intermediate points oh the arrival a the boat al, Fra,
Afternoons, st;se VIII SATURDAY morning NJ
"coch returning ia time tO meet the boat on Wed
hc>dat INNINGS n>>riger- Will be- COVE. ~ 10 III,
house oi w L. Goblet, near the steamboat ln,aiug
where they he accommodated.
J. W. CCRBETT
Sauk Rapids, MAY :, 1850. If
Democrat copy
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GROCERIES,
At Wholesale and Retail.

\ Roberts Street, saint auI next door TO the
~ "oIl"s Far. The subscribers, believing that
Goods car DC sold III SAM a, wholesale. rhca
they can be- SOLD al ANY place above Louis have
openeI Ii lis STOCK OF
GROCERIES.
OF the best de- ripiiohs ani, use which they will
seli loi cash AT ver! small profit b. retail and by
wholesale, at prices such viii warrant ali retail deal
ers ~ Minnesota TO buy goods at their store Among
the lending articles which shall offer, will be- (he-
sides every other kind OF goods usually large
Grocery Establishment, whether here enumerated OF
nOt.) the following:
Flour, of various brands; Sugar and Moassos all
Kinds; Coffee, Tea, Tobaoco and Salt; salt Fish Oys
tiers, Sardnies etc; Butter, Cheese, Lard ana Oil
LlQU ORS-such H. Brandy, Wine. Gin Whiskey
Champagne.
IRON iSlONS-consistins Of Pork, Hams, Bacon
Dried Fruit, etc.
Patent Buckets, Glass, Nails, Putty Shot, Matches
Candies Soap, BRUSHES Brouas aud great variety OF
other goods. RES A FARMER
ST aul, October @ ISL 25-if