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WHITNEY'S
DACU e RR Fan GALLERY,

Corner Of Third and Cellar Streets. 81. Paul
YViIS Establishment WAS built by the nr,prietor O.,
Il pressly for taking
DAGU ERREOTYPES
ana IS furnished with the best Instruments Apparatus
anu h@h!caIs, and an extensive sf stock
The AERANSkaENT OF ilgHr Is NEW and b,Iiev.d =,
DC sursioR u any other for producing uniformly bold
pictures No pans VIII be spared q give satisfaction tn
ose ho may iisor The proprietor with their pat
sge fainngs, Engraving and D>gueireot, pes cop,ed
IN NE beat manner Particular attention paid 10 soe
hkenesses oi SICK or deceased persons.
Instructions given in the Art.
stock and Apparatus for sale.
lie pubic are respectfully invited to call and examine
specim j + WUIrZrx,
November, 1851. a1v
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TIME subscribers wish inform the citizens Of Min
nesota, that they have located themselves permsn
entity III Minnesota and are prepared buy, improve
and sell farms and town property also to take contracts
for building and making other improvements. They
now have valuable farm for sale about midway be-
tween 81. Paul and Point Douelass\ containing. $50
acres IS of which wei! timbered the balance
smooth PRAIRIE Of the best quality about 20 under
Improvement, one frame house, and good spring OF
ter. For further particulars, enquire of
w. G.. LeDUC, 81. Pan
Or TO the subscribers the premises,
J. &. &, w. w. ELLISON.
April g, 1852 Stiff
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LII MBER FOR SALE,

HE undersigned will inform the citizens Of St Paul
ana ITS vicinity, that he is opening Lumber Yard,
near the Single Factory Jackson Seventh streets
and Is prepared 10 MI orders for all kinds Of Lumber on
the shortest notice Those wishing Lumber Of any d.,
siliption, i'lihs shingles, would do well 10 cali.
IL Terms easy. one half up and the balance on the
delivery of the Lumber.
J. w. BASS.
Agent FOR the 81. Anthony Mill Co.
ST. Paul, July 81. lo5l l5t:
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ST. PAUL
HAT AND CAP STORE

On IhTd Street. tW0 doors beiom WaJashar
VIE subscriber having just received his Fall stock
u OF HATS q CAPS, would call the attention of
purchasers 10 larger and better selected assortment OF
goods IN his line. than be found north Of ST Ious
lie would invis particular attention ia his
FALL STYLE OF HATS,
when IN form, finish, and texture, has never been
equailed by any thing hitherto offered in this market
lie has also beauti f and extensive assortment OF
CARS, among which may be found the following
columbia six Gaps SILK Flush Caps
rocket 90 do prab do do do
Jenny Lind do do Mohair do do
Army do do Velvet do do
Minnesota do do Fine Otter do
do Plush Trimmed. Russian do do
Military Cloth Caps with covers Sea do do
Navy do do Drab Oregon do
Jenny Lind do Spanish Seal do
Youths Fancy do Hair do dc
Children's do DO
do do Velvet.
All of which he offers FOR CASH, at a small advance
on Eastern prices.
n. B.-Iiats purchased at this establishments ironed
Tree OF charge. X. WEST McCLOUD.
st. Paul, October 2, 1851 2a-6n
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AT ST. LOUIS PRICES.

POSITIVELY AT ST LOUIS PRICES.
cheap Cash Store, for Summer Tr0ie.
! II l.. FULLERTON has now received and opened his
- autumn winter stock, comprising of the best
selected assortmens OF Ready made Clothing, Prints
Satineis Boots Shoes, Fancy Goods, &C. brought
to Minnesota He would respectfully invite Farmers
and others visiting ~. Paul pay him a visit. as he is
has long held of '.Cheap Cash Store"
CLOTHING.
The following few OF the articles on hand:
Extra fine black dress coats Black satin
do rock do Figured do
Black and brown do Black silk do
Brown linen do Fine Black Pants
tweed do do CaS>iiner do
Fine Linen Shirts Flannel under shirts
Bingham do Gotten and WOODEN hose
| iit hory do OF all sizes and sorts.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Mems & boys thick boots Morocco slippers,
do do do shoes Ladies CATERS
Congress and cali boots, Ladies' and Misses shoes
GROCERIES.
consisting Of Teas Coffccs, Sugar Rice Sugar House
Molasses, Sperm Candles, Dried Apples Peaches Soap
Tobacco, SaleratnS, Starch, Goldfish Mackere CHINA
mon Nntmess Gloves Peppermint, and pepper Sauce.
Also, assortment OF Wooden Ware, consisting Of
Tubs and Buckets, w ,shboards, Clothcsins, All
for sale cheap for cash No trouble show goods at
his storCnext door 10 the Pioneer Office and book
n. D Large supplies Of Flour, Oat., Corn, and Pota
toes always on hand.
November, lo5l. HIT
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PROBATE COURT.

PROBATE COURT.
oilCE - hereby given. that the regular
Il terms OF the Probate Court Of Ramsey
county, Minnesota Territory. will be holden on
The hIst Monday of every month. respectively,
at o'clock A. NJ, at my Office in the town of
st. Paul.
40-yly HENRY A. LAMBERT,
Judge Of Probate Of
Ramsey Co. Min Ter
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WAR EAGLE MILLS. AT GALENA
9E subscriber is agent of Flour from the above mills
Il and will have a constant supply hand Of super
fine and extra superne which will be sold mill prices
freight added.
The superior qnsy Of this Flour is known to all who
nave tfied H. and only requires tra! here make II
iavor1e family Flour Of Minnesota.
81. Paul, May %, 1851.
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GaIena aouertfsement.


CONSTANTLY ON HAND,
In large quantities, and for sale reduced prices
cry description Of Drugs, Medicines Paints, &C., esa-
sisDg in part as follows:
Tartaric Aacid, Paint hair 4 shoe brushes
Bi. Carb Coda, Oil OF mon, -
Cream Tartar, do Bsrgamot,
Salt Petre, do Cinnamon
EPSON Salts, do Peppermint,
A%. and Russian Isinsla.s do Gloves,
Bonnet Glue, do Cedar,
Spices and Indigo, do Heuock,
Roll birthstone dye stus rhubarb, jalap, ;recac blue
mass, Calomel, senna mama, scammOny ganbose,
cine, Iod Potassium, chime, verarine all fresh from
Eastern markets, which most respectfully invite tho
attention Of the public
GEORGE C. STROTHER,
Wholesale and Retail Druggist,
July 8 1851. (lD No. 1856 Main street, Cnena.
~ BBLs Iinseed oiI-on hand AID for sale by
II " July j. GEORGE e. STROTUER.
40 BBLs Pu,ty-(In badders) on hand and for sale
Il " by July 81 GEORGE {. STROTHER
4 n BBl.S. Spirits Tnrpentine-On hard and for s.,
Il Oby 0nlys - GEORGE c. yTROTHER
Bb ', Lard oil--on hand AN. and for sale by
- July g. GEORGE c. STROTHER
= BDl.S. Cincinnati Gue--On hand and for sale by
- July D. GEORGE c. STROTHER
= BBls sperm Oil-On hand and Cor sale by
- Jug D. GEORGE C. STR0THER.
n HF tbls. sweet oil-on hsnd ard for .ule ty
n July .. GEORGE c. STROTLlER.
n 9s; Fish oo" e hand s95 r
} n.
cnn KEGS 81. Louis and Cincinnati White Lead
July 3. ~ GEoa stI G srRorura.
Boxes Window Class-(A Assorted sizes) On
~ hand and FOR sale by
July g. GEORGE c. STROTHER
. july D. '0a GEo os's s"a ,S5 sae
Baskets Task, Olive oil-on hand and for sale by
~ July j. GEORGE &. STROTHEP.
% OZS sulph Quinine--On hard and for ,sis
Il ~ by july 3. GEORG Z c. STROTHER
n bbls Qsecn CITY Varnsh-On hand and for vale bx
J n July .. GEORGE c. STROTHEE.
BBiS spanish whtng--On hand and for sale by
! " July D. GEORGE {. STROYHER.
| " hf bbs Castor Oil-On hand and for sale nv
! : July 3. GEORGE c. STGOTJ}rp
CAUTION: CAUTION! CAUTgONu:
II take this occasion 10 inform the public THAI I have
Il the exclusive agency or Galcna vicinity for the
sale OF the following justly and descrvedy populurIFam
! lily Medicines
Graefemberg Medicines, Dr Swayne's svrup ar cherry
DR. WIN Sioan's Ointment Dr.. Swsyres VermiG,ge
Condn pewr, DIR Trask's Magnetic Ont'nt.
Dr. Myers sarsaparia, ROake's Iodine Iiniment
". SuiinaD's hair tonic, DIR. Bragg's remedies,
DR.. Champions Pills, Dr. Merchant. sarrlinr oil
Dr Bristofs NJ d H. IMMINENT, DIR. Narshas cath
ALSO--ON HAND.
Perr! Davis Pain Killer, DR. Christies Magnetic Belts
and Fluid Swa'ns Pgnacea, Jaynes medicines Wistars
Baisam Nowands Tonic MIXTURE q C., &c, for sale by
! GEORGE C. STROTHER,
Wholesale and Retail Druggist
July D. No. lg6 Main street, Galepa
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AMERICAN MILLS.
HYDRAULIC CEMENT

THE subscriber having been appointed Agent for ih'
above Mills, VIII keen constantly on hand q supply q
Extra Family Flour" Warranted superior to an, iou
sold IN this market ~ L McCIOSkEY
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REH a. FARMER,
Wholesale and Retail Grocers.

and well selected assortment o. Groceries and Pro-
VISIONS consisting of sugar Coffee, Tea Pork, Flour
Lard, Bacon, Hams, Shoulders, Dried Fruits Cheese,
Rice. Candes, Soap, Salt, Wooden and Willow
ware and "iN receive fresh supplies BY ever, loaf,
rect from 81 Louis, all the Those wishing
purchase Will find it to their advantage 10 call and
Inc before purchasing elsewhere.
laul, April REV 4 FARMER
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SPRING SALES, 1852.

SHALL be receiving upon the opening OF navigation
large and well selected assortment of British
French and American Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes Tea
and TOtocco and great variety of fancy articles which
will be Offered the trade lower prices than the same
STYLES have usually sold in this market. And would
suggest purchasers who have formerly visited other
markets. that much time and expense may be saved by
purchasing their goods here. An examination Of ray
stock and prices is respectfully solicited.
n All aE
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Inc dboVe enumerated Goods comprise only 4 II
portion OF my stock shail keep constantly hand q
large quanty OF
PROVISIONS.
such hams shoulders bntter lard -four pork peaches
apples, potatoes, corn and oats AiAo
WINES AND Liquors,
consisting Of wskcy brandy, pore madeira gin porter
c!arcf champagne and ale. Also
CLOTHING,
a complete and fashionable assortment made M IN the
best manner and of the test material among which are
o'ercnais dress and frock and ali kinds
tcors and sizes; uIderC ohirg great variety Also
BOOTS AND SHOES,
very large aim well selected assortment, Numerous
10 mention Also,
HATS AND CAPS,
embracing all the fail and winter STYLES
Also, general assortment of Hardware Paints Glass
Tinware, Cutlery, Oils, &c.
81 raul, Nov. 1850 JOHN HARRINGTON.
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NORTHVy EsrERN EXPRESS co.

d Co, 81. Louis.
NORTHVV ESTERN EMPRESS co.
CONNECTING AT GALENA AND ST. LOUIS WITH rur
AMERICAS AND OTHER EXPRESS COMPANIES.
Two and from all The principal cities in the United
states, California and Europe, for the speedy trans
ortaton of money and valuable packages collection of
drafts. notes. bills, accounts etc; purchase rnd .,c of
All Kinds Of merchandise
Agents.. X. RICE & Co, St. Paul; Otis WEST,
ST. Louis, j. BRoOKEs, Galcna.
n. B.--Par,iCular attention paid 10 the Forvarlinc
and Commission business generally. 3-tf
NEW GROCERY AND PROVISION
STORE.
On ST. Anthony Street, two doors 5eio,c the american
House.
vBNHE undersigned would respectful, invite the s,ren
ton OF the public, to their large and well selected
stock OF Groceries and Provisions Also, Ready Made
Clothing, Boots, Shoes. Wines, Liquors. Nails Glass
Hardware, etc, all of which viii be sold cheap for cash
T. Please call and examine before purchasing else
where. IRVINE a BROTIIER
st. Paul, Oct. l6, 1851 Dc
T.. FRENTRISS.
GtROCERY and Provision Store having removed to
u Sd stlst, nearly opposite the Post Office is now
prepared ,6ber old new customer. The choce rs,
selections in his line including hams, perk tea coffee
sugar rice every thing in fact, that wanted ior
10 anies ana boarding houses, at the very lowest Hv
St. Paul, March 2s, 1859 Soft
ST. PAUL TEMPERANCE HOUSE.
VI Jackson Street, the lower Of Saint Paul To
hrd II, YOU keep straight from the steamboat landing
to the sgn OF Triangle at the north end of the bridge
Wy house Is large, and Tor prompt payment every week.
intend to furnish good care THO very lowest price
LOT MOFFET
Fspl nay ~, ls2t. sly
BOARDING HOUSE,
GBARLES CREEK has opened q Boarding
~ House in the west end of the celebrated Fremont
House Bench street, where he will make Cash Lodi
gers and Doarders as he possibly can at
>a.oo per wees Nov. 1851. 32y
sPENCER, K!RKPATRICK MARKLEY,
STORAGE, Forwarding & Commission Merchants
- Levee, Lower Landing, st. Paul, Min. Ter,
Feb r. lsSS. Az,
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w. III. ST1LLMAN n CO..
No. ), Roberts S,.eet have band,
25 bbls- Geniton Apples.
Is do Dry do
do Buckwhcat Flour
25 do Onions,
1900 Heads prime winter Cabbage.
boxes Lemons,
And every thing found in the Grocery line which will
be sold for cash low in Saint Paul! Cali
ana see. w. II. SrII.LMAN X co.
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LEW JEWELRY!

EWELRSs JEWELRH!
V'HE subscriber has Just received from New York. a
large assortment Of rich and fashionable Jewery
consisting in part of the following articles gold chains,
finger rings lOckets rings cuff pins ladies and gents
breast Pns bracelets for seals and buckles gold
and pencils which he will sell reasonable terms
WATCH REPAIRING.
&NHRONOMOTER, duplex, horizontal and vertical
/ u Watches carefully repaired aud warranted The
subscriber Will his personal attention TO the nice
ana important branch Of watch repairing, and the
and intricate departments Of the Jewery bu
sDcss and hopes by strict attention to the and
wishes Of his customers to merit their appreciation and
patronage. A D. ROBINSON,
Matchmaker and Jeweier.
: st. Paul, April %, 1852. Eff
lust received, large assortment of Clocks cheap
- for cash, at RODlNSONiS Ieweiry store.
LOOK SHARP!
1 HpORSES shol according to Nature, and shoes made
/ i for all Kind of Diseased Feet, by
BROOKE 4 ARTHUR.
AZ their new shop, ST. Anthony street, above Fort
street, where they are prepared TO do all kinds Of
BLACK SMiTHING.
\ share Of the public patronage respectfully solicit
| ed.
n. g. No charges for Horse Shoeing when not salts
! factory to customers.
| St Paul Feb s. l2,f
G.. INQUIRE. CT NSMITH.
4 the sign Of the Big Gun, Third street, ST Paul
N door to Caves Saloon, prepared TO DO any
satisfaction OF customers.
IA,
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SPENCER, KIRKPATRICK Il NARKLEY.
STORAGE, Forwarding & Commission Merchants
- Levee, Lower Landing, ST. Paul Min. Ter.
Fsb. 10, lsSs. xt,v
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T.. FRENTRISS,
BOARDING HOUSE,

rBARLES CREEK has opened q Boarding
~ House in the west end Of the celebrated Fremont
House. on Bench street. where he will make Cash LODI
gers and Doarders comfortable he possibly cam at
SasoO per wees- Nov. 1851. by
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HAY BOOKS, Journals, Ledgers Records and every
~ size OF memorandum Books, for sale by
w. 3. COMBS,
Cor. st. Anthony and Capitol Sc.
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PEv y LEAHFy. A CONVERTED NOSE. wiz,

DEv. y LEAHEY. A CONVERTED MONK. WILL,
~ with divine gernission preach IN the Evsnsohc
Broadway He submits the following testimonials 20 his
ehascer usefulness Of bis Lectures from clergy non IN
Amerca occupying high place in tho different dement,.
D. D. Professor Rev, ID. Leonard Woods aud Juetn Ed
wards Andover, Mass; Rev. u. n Kirk, of Boston Drs
Wyo Ramsey, Of Phil delphiS Row. Dr. worcester OF
salem Rev. pr Paraon Cooke. Of Lynn Rev T. Whiting.
of Lawrence Kov. Dr. Cannon Professor AZ New Bruno,
sprnsGeidi Rev Marx Traiton; Alien Steele; Rev Dr. l.
emitb. Of Ncupeet r. Row DR. L. Reynolds and Rev.
j. D. jester of 81. Louis Rev. b. Brown OF Washin gton,
d: CT Rev. A. webster and r. Iiill Of Baltimore From
chsraer these lectures select the following from
Rev Dr. Potts Of ST. Louis clergy whose standing
'A''''' " sr. LouIs. M.rch g. 1850
Tho Rev. E. Lesley having requested to certify tho
facts the acknowledgment Of certain books med by him
this city as genuine published with she probation Of
the Catholic Church very oheerfuy give he fol-
lowing satemenn consequence Of certain acts of vio
hence offered TO Mr. Lesley when leoturing ~ Cernthan
Hall this city meeting OF the ctizoDs wae held in the
Court House the evening Of the 18th OF February 1901
20 take meaauree 70 prevent infringement OF the ree
mistee, Consisting Of MAJOR VIM stewart A. W. snurit
and Dr. James NJ MCDOWELL. appointed 70 procure
Bishop Keudroks MORAL Theology and The Garden OF
the sou published under tho sanction OF Behop Hughes
New York. which Mr. Leshey had as the foundton
Of his lectures and present hem TO Archbishop Kerdrek tor
his ratification The committee subsequently reported the.
lecturee and presented Thorn TO tho Archbishop At ns
dsnce thai he frankly and chesuly acknowedeed me
works TO be authentic and Them thar they mes WIN
his appova that he also adduced eoo cosens
In of their pure morality, snd Of their great utility IN
Thorough examination Of the conscience The report WAS
published the signatures * two OF the oomitee SEQ
date, been questioned. WV. s. PORTS.
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REWARDS.
az 000 REwARD.0Tri,seE', gAs ss Issa y,ss

ms 900 REwARp-oFFICE Bank OF vIa-
DO,UUO ginia, Portsmouth,. Jan %. lS,2-ths
Bsneh Bank Of Virginia At Portsmouth, wa robbed on she
and fNoteo CT Bank Of yrSina payable AZ
Portsmouth, of the denomination of 500 Sld9o other
Nominations, $3.50 total sT760 In other noses OF
the Ban OF Virginia and North Carolina Sl7s IN COLA
81 7s3 g. In all S667 -. A. the time Of she robbery
hero in ercnl.on ony eleven nosee Of tho bsss o.
Viz VI, II tie den omss alton OF Si
and IL earnestly requested that those who msy be is
holders OF tie eleven notes viii not circulate them, bas
forthwith them this Tor redemption. The
pulo ed sainss vins note. Oft donomiaa,
Of $780, pay able this ofoe the OF all
notea Of this ominAon toher than the eleven no.es
mentonedl viii resisted, ana other notes OF the do
nomir alton Of 100 bic at this office will be put cir
es,ton hmeni the notes absrsctea payable 81 osher
banks 500 OF counterfeit of which $50
Of the Farmers Bank Of yirg MIA SIS note
Bank of valley The gold was nearly all American, o.
all dcnemn stons, and among il C0J in dollar pie
There were also SI6 aecrga IS peees aud PoeeuSnc
faf The shove reTard ~ IS 200 will be p,id for The
may be recovered. Wn. II. WILSON, Cashier.
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According to this there has
falling of in the value Of foreign dry goods put
shc market during the month of January, 1852 Of
i520l42 This is favorable feature, and the result is
Enuch more satisfactory than anticipated There are
Jcvera steamers due at this port from Europe with vs.
luable cargoes Of dry goods Had they arrived
have been entered In the month of January, the aggre
gate importations for the month this year. would have
exceeded the corresponding month in 1851 The steam
ship Humboldt from Havre, han large and valuable
cargo the Niagara and City Of Glasgow, from Liverpool
haye heavy freghts and they will be entered in the
aonth Of February this year. the imports that month
Gre likely to be unusually large.
L The Merchants Exchange Company invite proposals
loan of eight hundred thousand dollars ($8o0 0oO)
\ which bonds in sums Of one thousand delars each,
y interest at six per cent payable half yearly, the
ecipa payable in twenty years, will be issued The
syment Of these bonds will be by first mort
gage upon the property known as "the Merchants Ex
change" in the city Of New York, in favor Of three
trustees The present net income Of the property is
about sixty five thousand dollars is presumed that
It can be increased to ninety thousand dollars. No
proposals will be received for less rate than par The
proceeds Of these bonds to be applied to the payment
Of the liabilities of the company now due.
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ADVERTISEMENTS gEsEWRE EVERY DAf.

EBy3OyiLs
MIR ROBERT WEYGaFD. FROM oEDERAU, WILL
I'VE pieaeo call on. send his address to
GRQSMANN BROTHERS, 40 Broad street.
INFORMATION WANTED OF A hoy NAKED VII.
liam WvGiame who left his fathers protection In
January 1851 then residing in 46 Greenwich s New York
Bald boy native Of England, ten old slightly,
made iuteigen and had deep soar upon bis right ebow
ont information OF him would be received
should this meet his by applying TO David Henderson,
jersey CITY, he iii hcar cf something to his ADVANTAGE
ANY GENTLEMAN GOING TO HAVANA, NEW OR.
n leans Southern city, who has $1,000 can hear Of
good investment by addressing r O., box 245S stating
nhese interview be had ALSO be told whese
partner is wanted in PLEASANT business.
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MORE EVIDENCE OF DR C. ". soBs,

hORE EVIDENCE OF DIR. c. W. RoBsCKS Won
Iva dorui PouotsThe following letter TO Dr. w. Ro-
back ne DISTINGUISHED swedish nttrooger No. While
street. haa just reached him and 10 ccmnlanoo With tho
wishes Of the writer he presents u she ppbcDo Kuyte
Jan. ~ lt52-Prof. q. W. Robaok- Desr Sir. Phe
i0uring IL Philalo phs summer spilled you for
counted in peousr case q nine which, an happy TO
say terminated you predicted Whom applied you
deadly in love whth apgec woman II tbe world
n spite ny 70 have that love reclproesed
che car all nv PLEADING. no shall ever
6 ray you for the great lndnta you have doGe mo- Your
timely counsel lhe voice iro Heaven, rentOred nv
thrhtcd Gaycd ye.rs OF unted
II needless that have been msrried these three
months and hsrfer man ana obigng vito cannot 6e
found II shy douet the truth o. this statement lot item
cN rpop ne ana VIII convince II en- Inst all have said
m tue with the bgteit esteem for Your superior wisdom
! rtmstn Your humble servant A. VAN CLYCKe.
FS-Wii YOU publish ths IN tho New DAILY Tribune
or the heneh,o those similarly afflicted. trust you viii
20 Tor the rolet ofmy friend Fencer
tsent that unless he obtains relief he lie ruined will
guarantee that YOU shsl be paid. A. VAN .,
at letters TO G, W. ROBACK. No. White street will
bereNgooay attended 10. IL pre- paid, For more
cali ano get an ASTROLOGICAL Almanac grh where Ger
-. ~ - s,la
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poPAmgn NOTICES.

$4,000 w r., q .a gsda .s,.
cal buaassf msn q hesn yeAsg eHpeIoate in This t 10
I&g ABOUT TO remove aud large sad fashionable w
holsery eetabli shmns. would like 70 form connection
wlt some person having the above This Is ds
rabe Opportunity for wishing c engage la by tge1
IS h could DO Silent o. sekive he ADVERTISER would s
the loan q S6,OrO or upwards, on good security Also
wanted 20 l.e stoke in Eocd location for retail o.
well Wholesale. Also wanted person clerk O
5rgmen; he hia ousnoo3 BIO % good "a
dfes and Ok Industrious habits. married prefer d
ANY person answering either of the above by addrel
with zeal snd place Of abode explssng she- WaCa
90 hvtnees Uox 9 Post Ohoe IL Satisfactory all have
an interview wish the sdvertieer
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NOTICE TO CALIfoRNIANs.-A MEETING OF CA
~ lifornans visit to the Atlantic Ststes, will be
held in Washington the 9th Of February 1852 report
will be presented by tho meeting TO she President And CAb
RET and 70 beth Houses ofho under
when We now suffer Is people, snt The wants and into
reefs Of the west coast generally All persons from Cali
ofpa and Oregon are be present. atters Of
great interett 10 all will up for consideration
Committee of Arrsngemonts-James NJ. Crane Demos
strong, A. Smith, David Alexander, N. Huntington.