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ARRANGEMENT FUR 1872.

Consisting Of three first cl1ss boats.
NOMINEE. Cant. .. SVITu.
BEN CAMPBELL, Capt. II. ". IODwICk.
DIR. FRANKLIN, Capt. x. ELAKElI.
Leaving GalcHa,
The Nominee, Capt. o. Smith, Mondays at y o'loc
The Dr. FranAlr, Capt X. Dlakcly, Wednesdays u,
- o'clock
Tie Ben Campbell capt. VI ". Lodwcl, Fridays
Y O'clock
The above Boats viii regularly during the ensuing
HaYing the Mail Contract thtir punctaltv rau
he relied They viii remain nj 81 Paul sufficiently
long enable passengers 10 visit the Falls Saint Al.
rhony.
or speed ard accommodation, these Boats are unsir.
an Freight They VIII leave punctual.y at the hon
na ned The Nominee VIII make the trip a. not "a
be sundays.
Goods shipped ia the Agents ST Louis GHlera &c
90 hy this me. Will he tol Nnracd ui charge.
Galeu being the terminus of the great thorough
leading Westward irom thicag" a.G Nw aukce, nearly
AL the travel nom the EasW ard, est ned The PIPER
Mississippi takes passage by Steamboat ON This point
A>o neir, all The steamboats, on he southern tInIc
from st Louis and oiher ports b,ryv come mo iii,
port for reshipn III Tor poiats above.
AGENTS
Il =. Sass, - Louis, Nelson, C.ih2rt X Co.
L. H. CamibeiI "A Co., N,i>un's ,Iud.ng
Ga!ena.c. r REQ, lake rcIin.
IL X " vest Dubuque, l.. HrU1tl poirt Doug class
:. VI. IangworthN do, Churchill 4 Nelson
4 NCt:rcgur, saltwater
NcGregor's lneding j. W. Rabcock st Paul.
V. ". BIshols PIn Chieu.>. II. Sargrant. do
+ ID. towlc>. Lansing. Russell & Rice 81 Anthony
Campbcl! u Smith, Jas TecA & CO. Chicaco
H.. Crosse
ST Paul, March II, ic52. 47-,r
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III. +. M'CLOSkEY.

NHoIESAih Grocer, Forwarding and Cornms-
w SION Merchant, and General Steamboat AGENT.
~ - i'N'e, "aient, III The attention of buy ers j.
cai"d 10 my stock of Groceries, Provisions etc etc
HaNlis received BY lat arrivals from New YORK i.os
ton, Ne" Orleans and ST Louis, which in addition Ia
I"Iiitf STOCK, rem icrs my complee shall
continue I" receive additional shipments from tim, IN
t"lt during hhvSati0D thereby enabling me TO have a
'lcst th iu sttck throughout The seaso ard 10 be able
ut al uics, To nj orders at the lowest market tnte,
me Receiving and Forwarding Business shall m eve
~ instance have my personal attention. ny which 49,
ract and care viii be GUARANTEED and the >ueus, of
NtoraSe AMI Drayage much ~ nu,sbl, ,,xoil,I 49, -
it"i assured ihnt my facilities and long eNperienor in
VIC oh'missioh ana lorwardng business enable me Ia
With their patronage. say
Linetai ash advances Will he made on Produce AND
I sh'pltd 10 me Tor sale III tins market Far
uohar attention VIII be pai 10 the purchase of an arti
Giles not in IN, line NV
agent iu' tiaens and -. Louis and {, ,iens and
-. taul Jacket LINE OF STEAMERS
III. +. MCLOSKEY.
Galtna, April |, 1852. 10
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ENGINES. ROLLERS MILL WORK.
J. I. DOWDALL X co,
W aShlngtOm Foundry. St LouiS Mo

AlNG one Of ihc largest aad best inirtshc. Z.
tnniishments III the West, would call the nIt,A
uui OF ali persons interested. IA want ot iil \, ur
!" i"e Tact that We have the largest assortment OF Pat
terms ~ thc city We emrlo, the best 81 lkutnrl
ass 'h' "'-t III r" III The AiuiaciTrr of Wurk a
hNh. brrn constantly increasing our business for .
'et Years, we Halter ourselves that hive gwen ei-
cra satisfaction Engines of ait sizes fitted M un Iron
Frames, ready To run.
Boilers and heavy shcc, ira work of all Kind cast
Hss ana wrought iron work pf al AIads and from! The
hc>t pttItfns now III use, Ter and arist mills
-" aust Burners, AIMING Machines Pickles etc.
NliiwrIahis have y,ufk made 90 SUI thri draw
hAs itrln>, reasonable ano partic uRr HlteIon pa
|" h's The "orA ready ana shipped by The agree
upon.
We refer 10 Martin Mower Esq.. Af5"a Nii.s to
.iI' r IL beiano. saltwater; W.io Gsug worA q
our Manufacture, Tor further inform ltien
May q, lo52, ct
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AN APOLOGY FROM MARSHALL y co,
Allf.N RAN S.ltlSE


WE feel that an apology = Dire 10 The rolc and the
w Printer for not haNin. advertised more. The
truth is large Winter stock weil adapted ca
The market that toners gave tiHe write
advertisements untl II reduced that IL uoi
worth while.
We wi,i. to say to the Public that about o.tt
OF Sugars; orr negibur> Rev Farmer however, hive
good aSs"Itne W have The other leulig
ct family groceries yetiud iuuhg either Usugs
EXTRA COARSE BOOTS AZ SO.
few bills Mess Beet. do Vinegar IL per gal
un; h0i> Aua>St> ~ l. cts; TuuVV Z. COZ
lee - II cts, IRON aud STEEL. Nl>ES (nu th.>c al
incompetence and CNtrayagaHCe but Wikui>ohs su.id
bow lion.hs IL 50. ANY aitir We have, viii be Sold
ri small aaN unce cost uWtl he opening D nayiLa-
ton, hen snail he Un hand with l,st
al in the Grocery and lrou line.
81. Paul. March II, H.. Aft.
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Mechanics Union Association.

OiiCc, No. l. GOodrch's Building, SPnINGFlELp Mas,
NJ. u. DEAN, Frtsidsnt,
WILLIAM P,rToN, g. 4. WOOD, r..
IL Il. j Dki.s. '""fe "a" 'oW-
yHNilS is AN Association Of WoTkugmcn ard others
FOR the ASSISTANCE each other in case o.,
iChncss accident.
y, tie pa, nrct of the following annual deposits Won
viii become Life Member, and be entitled To n week.,
bench; during life If should be disabled BY kn,s
accident from attending to Nonr ordinary business or
occupation. FEMALES insured against sickness common
II, hath
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III f..

~ the GAYS OF Dives, ice evidently not in use: or
that gentleman would have called for IT, instead oi
i"f drop OF cold water; for NOT only Will il cool IA,
parched tongue Of the invalid bur il viii give life and
ANIMATION TO all Iced is alone fl for drinking
iheh' no" can you keep your butter your cucumbers
your MIX ana cream, and rc>h meat cool wjtho,t
zee fon can have IT, every morning delivered TO Won
warranted sweet and fresh, a very small advance nm
the actual cost Of MANUFACTURING Of ~ ~
hsrT b"H9 cHAahES SYNONs
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nEMiJnoHNs-i5c, !, , g. and 5 gals, reed pc
H Excelsior, and ioC sale h1 III McCLOSKLY.
WHskEi-lo0 tbls old Rye, rec'i and for sale b,
w McCLOSKEl.
GNOFFEE-35O bags Rio Coffee, rec 4 per Golden Era
~ and for sale by ~ 7 NCLOSKEA.
iVUNOBACCO-l2j bXs Virginia, e,d and for safe by
II 1 M'CLOSkEI.
>lGS-5eo drums, received and for sale by
ap. III + NCLOSKEI.
ESlCE-25 tiercos, rec d per Golden Era for sale by
M APP ii MCLOSKEi.
| SALERATIS-25 bXs Boston Saleratus, received and
- for sale by II r MCLOSkEY.
~ CASKS Brown Stout, London Porter Il Scotch
CV Ale recd pei Golden Era, ami for sale by
APP II MtiOSkEi.
NACkEREI-75 bhls No. !, d Mackcrel reed
app Ir N'CLoskEY.
,NNEA $50 If chests e p lap and IL Tea received
! per Golden Era, and FOX sale b!
app ii MCLOsKET
TURRANTS--25 casks Currents, reed per Golden
~ Era and for sale by II + NrCLOSKEY
EyERRINGS--225 bxs Scotch Herrnss reed per Col
! Il u Gen Era, and for sale 10y III M'CIOSkEE.
AlSlNS250 bNs VI Raisins. reed amd for sale by
II app II MCLoSkEY.
NJ lNE-l50 CASKS Caret and White Wine reed
w and Tor sale By ii NCLOSkEY.
DACON-5o casks Hams and Shoulders. reed pcr
~ Bon Accord, Tor sale ny II MCLOShEY.
NAOLASSES--i0o bbl, reed and fer sa!ehv
~ an| IL HCIDSNEI.
~ DLES- $50 b.. Star Candles. reed per Wjscon
~ sin aid for sale by II L ArCiOShEI
VAk-50 bbis Tar, reed per Wisconsin aud for sale b,
app 4 MCi.OSkhY.
4 ARD-5D bbls Leaf Lsrd reed per Wisconsin. and
~ for sale by III TCioSNEY'
HJRANDY-9O casks Brandy reed per Golden Err,
- anu Tor sale by + NCLOShEl.
HA BOXES Pint and Quart Flasks reed and for
wv sale by ii r MCLoskEI.
(NIDER ylNEGAR-Receive4 and for sale h,
~ II M'CLOSkEY.
tuNNiE&-i0d0 600 Gunny Sacks, reed per Bon Ac-
~ cord, and for sale by II IF M'CLOSkEN
HIRED BEEF-lo,0 900 lbs Dried Beef reed ner Ron
- Accord and Tor sale BY M'CLOSkEY.
4 hRANGES-50 bNs Oranges, received and for sale b,
~ M'CGOSkEN.
LNOUR-50 bbIs Extra Superfne Family reed per
J. Excelsior, and for sale by II L M1CLOsKEl
- Kegs prime Leaf Lard, reed per Excelsior and
- Tor SAFE b! III McCLOSkEl.
HANS AND SHOULDERS-20 casks reed ner En-
u cesior and for sale by HF McCLOSKEY
ESs POKk-3OO bbls on hand and for by
~ II McCLOSkEY.
&OAP-25O bAs Yellow, reed per Excelsior and for
- sale by IiF McCJ0skFy
GANDLEs-l5O bis Mould, reed and for sale by
~ IL MCCLOSkEY.
4 tREEN APPLES-l00 bbls in store and for sale by
~ MCCLOSKEl.
SCUGAR-55 hhds FAR to Prime \. o. Sugar reed per
~ wyoming ana Tor sale 10y ii MoCLOSKEN.
6NlGARS-l0,0o0 La Union Regaa Cigars; 10 600 Ma
~ poleon do do, 10000 Washington do do; 10 900
Bioomers do dos 5000 Tres Maria do do: 5000 Union do
1o 1900 La Luna do do; 10000 La Alniena do do,
1000 La Nacona do de; 5000 Principe assorted do re-
ceived per wy OmMg and for sale by
mh2o HF NcCIOskEY.
ANHEESE-l25 bys Western Reserve Cheese re,-d
- per Highland Mary, and for sale by
ap3 n +; NcCJoSEEy
NLASS-3O0 bxs assorted sizes Window Glass reed
~ per Excelsior, for sale by HF McCLOSkEY
NAiis--375 kegs assd reed per Excelsior. and for
saie oy mh2S ii McCLOSKEY
ARD OILS bbs Lard Oil reed and for sale by
- aPz'-fz II II + MCLOSkEY
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THE SAINT PAUL.

S~A This sEperb ncw steamboat. nearly q
T-+---S1z II the size of The kooAuk Packets ana
&C.,: 49, with ao Recommendations equal Ia Tic
e&f SH h1 best boats on the river, VIII he in the
ftsnar Gnicna ali -. PAl trade. the t,uus >e-,on
litA'@ nv" trs per week, II possible. The SAINT Pau
VIII be hard To beat The times of arrival aud dear
'f.hS ar, commenced. VI. X: HARRIS, Master
Fen II, ISL
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AYERS CHERRY pECroRAI

WIS uhrNaiied cure Tor coughs, colds hoarsness
. bronchitis, whoopng cough croup asthma an,
os"hpioh now too well known TO require any certif
cafes Is constantly kept for sale Hichcox a Axtel.
where. 10 ~
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AMERICAN MILLS.

'I'iE subscriber having lecD appointed Agent for The
above Mills VIII keep staniiN hand IA supply o
Extra Family llour Warrant ed superior to any riou,
sold ia this market. IL. +. NCCIOSkFl.
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GROCERIES, PROVISIONS HARDWARE. BOOTS
SHOES, HATS, CARS ~ nTIIING. PAINTS
OILS, GLASS +, RNlTIRE. BOOkS
AND STATIONERY.
VSNlE SUBSCRIBER by late arriy ais i in re-
n ccipt and opening in his Store ou -. AnthonN
Srcct, near the "Aucrcan House." large and most
complete assortment of the ahovc-named Goods wniCh
Viii post ely be sold lower prices cash tan ever
before offered in this place HI, entire stock select
td Win great care and purchased IN the Eastern and
southern MAJ hcS Tor Cash. that he safely
MS frord, and the public generally that il Wi sc q
their interests 10 call before purchasing els, where and
examine his STOCK which consists part follows
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REFERENCES.

REFERENCES.
J.. thouteau. Jr. q Co, New York,
i'"Eihz, Sterling s. Co, Pittsburgh.
James Peck 4 Co, Chicago,
Hridge & Lewis, Detroit,
Ray, Keith s. Co, Cincinnati,
Chouteau q Valoe, 81. Lpuis,
james Carter & Co, Galens,
Stiliman 4 Rood,
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HYDRAULIC CEMENT,

THE subscriber having been appointed Agent for til,
sale OF Louisville Cement. Will keen a large su,p.
hand, and will lie sold small advance from Man
uEictnrerS prices. Ii. L. McCIOshEY
Gaena, March 23 1859.
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Have To oher large variety of new, choice goods
III 'her line, including stock OF sugars Of yarious
auahiesi also, lot Of prime w. r. CHEESE also III.
nes STOCK OF crackers aud soda crackers ever in
80 ~ wi sait very NV N29-u
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a. TTk
M,r,u,ar tri,,t, T,nhrn,t't - 10y '' H.
Cochrco ,n irih - "i'sS's'
Uni,n do I- 'i 49,
Spragues do noes and ,irinos
phil .teus A. 81. ,,-;,,,. -,
Bluo an, a. .n,. 10 n, - "'''i>'
Hickory s,,I,s ,r,.,:..,, ,,,,
Heavy lrny,n sbo,,;r, ~ ,., '''
- u" >nirtng Iude>' e. g., boupe.s
Fine 7' i' ~ ",'"'''s,
, Brown drilling NL..i :. ~ .''N
. 4 :. fIL.,r,,a, -, L.;
4i.,d :. ~ "'"iN'>i
B,ue drjlipqs 1,.ni - -, Az =,
Gus deninls Poru.ol.
faI> 70. Umbrellas
Gable twists, Linen table covers
TAUNTON ichiL:, Union
,' ""rs'ed
ti,sr and ,ii.,n.r. ,;' -"
Known linen. :. ,,t..' -
Ero,,, lp,.u ir;I-..o ~ '''" '4,'eSi
800 i'', .,',u uI'i''''-'' Misses
pm, .nJ ,.,,,.,' r,,., NJ, ~, ''e'
i, Ia'l a'' I"'': i"ttHS, MthH haii hose,
rf'.'N VasSiiieres, SILK pocket hdAi's,
i,, ,:, tih hey req
60, W. "'S"a"''i Linen rtiIhc
NIus,n II, l,ir.s =. , I.oNSS'
Raj ~. Ia,,.o' -, - "ic'i H'oNes,
n '!e iaihe>' cotton
ror,smo,,1, ,,,, $50
Frrrcb s.I;,n.,
NJ ',.I i,,-,, O. ii'ie Unread gloves,
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Agent for IA CaIepa and st. LOuis. and
Galena and ST. Paul Packet Line OF
Steamers.
Galcna, April !, 1852 a.
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Galena advertisements.

%tpOkl
f. III. Il III. p. CORWITH,
Wholesale Dealers in Dry Gods, Boots
and Shoes, Clothing, Hats, Caps, Il c.
NO. IS LEvEE, GALENA, ILL.
RE now in receipt of their large and well assorted
IA stock of Goods for the Spring and Summer; which
they offer to the trade the advan
The following goods included in their assortment:
BROWN SHEETINGS AND SHIRTINGS,
Of the following brands:
A. T.. A. Siiswmut, Old Colony,
Indian Head Family,
Winchester, Appleton,
National, Lower, ETC., etc,
BROWN AND BLUE DRILLINGS.
Casco A, c. A. superior, Salmon Falls and Premium.
BLEACHED SHIRTINGS.
All the desirable brands TO be found IN The market, and
al very 10" prices" PRINTS.
Cocheco, Hamilton,
do I'd, SpTague's,
Allen, Dunnrfs,
Briggs, fioyle's
Adams. Blue and Orange,
Carr and Richmond, E,ue ard White,
English, Union,
Shirting Mourning
And chcap Prints of ever, variety,
TECHNICS.
fall assortment.
SHUTTING: STRIPES.
OF all brands aud qualities
Cloths Cassimeres Sattinets and Tweeds, including
American, English French and German Cloths; blncl
striped, plaid waved and fancy spriuy syl of Csss
neres anG TSeeds
EESTINGS.
large assortment of Gne Sk, Satin, Velvet and EN-
broidcrod, Mdrseilies aud Buff Goods.
COTTONADES.
a fine assortment oi the different brands, Of every
gnaiity and IyIce.
Wooden aud Cotton Fianness, Cmbrcs dress SILKS
Muslin, Thread, Buttons, Hooks and Ewes. Hak-, Sus
psnders, Hosiery, Cloves, TowClfng, S.Ik Cs$i,
Bonnefs Ribbons, lr-i and Brown i.insHs TaiAe Gov
err, Diaper, Naidmg, Candle WITCH, Tvia., Whale
bone, enc, etc.
BOOTS SHOES.
Mems calf grained kip and tldck Boots and Breza.
boy and ous Dc 40, womels caf, Kip, goat. eHtn,
ell;d, Jenny Lind aDd kii Bootes; Ladies goat hih ant
ennuIted BL>kIns I.adie. fancy cold Caler. AID hnI
Caters and Bnskibs of every qna'tY AID pIicc. fui
and complete assortment of the different syI. cf Mis-
80 iLlL clIllrn,.., WI
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portion OF ny stoch >hail k,cp constantly hand a
large qudhty Oi
PROV gSiCSS.
such "a hams shoulders butter lard nur nork nrachc,
apples, potatoes. com and oats Al,n
" INES y Liz OR%,
consisting al "A-kty tidN port ii.aler, gin, porter
ciarei chaH!ag ana ale Alsn
tIDTnI Nc.
4 com ete and Fashionable assortment male IN in the
best Ihahcr and 81 The best material, among wh ara,
ONtfc"atS, dress ana rock and Of all Kinds,
fo"Ts ana szes: lmdcr-l othn,G great variety Also
ECOIS i NJ SHOES,
very large and well selected assortment TOO numerous
to meniiui Also,
HATS AND CAPS.
embracing all the tall ant winter STYLES
Also general assortment Hard Paints Glass
Tinware. Cutlery. OILS, Nc.
ST. PAU, Nov. leJO JOHN HARRINGTON
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Mems boy y, thick boots Morocco slippers,
do un DO SHOES iadics' CATERS,
Congress aud cali boots, Ladies and Misses shoes
t:EOtERrf les.
consisting at Teas tollces. Sueir Rice. Sugar House
Mo!ases, S'erm Candies, Dried Apples Peaches SOAP
Tobacco, oaIeratus, starch, Goldfish Mackcrel Cinna-
mon, Nnthegs Cloves, Peppermint, ana Pepper Saice.
Also an assortment OF Wooden Ware. consisting of
TUBS and Buckets, Nas'iboards, Clothes Pms &c An
Tor sale cheap Tor cash No trouble to show goods at
his store-neN door to the Pioneer Office and boob
n. - Large supplies OF Flour, Oats, Corn and Pota-
toes always on hand
November, ic5I Tiff
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REH Il FARMER.
Wholesale and Retail Erncers

HANE Just reed by The first boat Nomiuee- q I,roo
and well selected assortment of Groceries and Pro
visions, consisting of sugar, Coffee, Tea Pork Fl,ur
Lard, Bacon, Hans Shoulders, Dried Fruits Cheese
Rice, Candies, Soap, Salt, Wooden ware and Willow
ware; and VIII receive fresh supplies hy every boat d.
rect from st. Louis, all the Those wishing ia
purchase viii find their advantage 10 call and x
me before purchasing elsewhere.
Paul. Aurii REV L. E.p\rCp
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SPRING SALES. 1870

snail. De IectNn. upon ihe opcHng of navigation.
n large and vel selected assortment of British.
frcch ana American Dry Goods Boots and Shoes Tea
ANA Ipborco; and great variety of fancy articles. which
VIII be offered "a Che trade lower pric, tan The same;
II! les have usually sold IN thus market And vsuhi
suggest To purchasers who have formerly visited oa-
markets., that much Iinc and expense BE- saved N
purchasing thcif foods here. Al examination of my
stock and rrlCes l. re>pCCtiuiIs solicited.
ltll OHM. lfi....
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WESTERN REFERENCES.

His ENCelleuc,, Al STIN A. KING, Jefferson CITY Mo.
lis EyocileuCH, JosEPH \. WRlGur ln,iiananolis IA
Hts E,celicncN. REVEEN WOOD, Columbus OHIO
His ENcciloncy, ArG. G. French, Springfield, lis.
E\Env. DAVID W tLLACE Indianapolis Ia.
Hon. john w. Davis, Carlisle, Ia.
Hon. Geo ". Jnlsln CentcryilIr Ia
Prot. = NJ. Smith, NJ. d. COImtis Ohio
ST. LOUIS. MO.
NessrS. Chambers Knapp. Editors Mo Rerublic,n
Geo. N. Bldd, Edition 81. Louis Inielli,enrcr
Iiillip H. uoChddgv. Aeatmau. Pullman \ Co.
Wm. Z. Henry Co., Prof. los y. Mcdowell VI D.
Angierodt n Barth Gaiy, Mcclure \ Glasby
ST.PACL, NIINNESOTA
Ills ENcelltnCy, ALIEN AMBER RAMSEY.
Hon. VIM. II. Forbes, Hon Henry 4. Lambert
Rice, Bo!Iinshrud Il Becker. ]. w. Bass T. NJ
ST. ANTHONY.
Hon W. j.. IarIcd, Hon. y. W Farnham J. w North,
a. t. AnIea Geo W. Bro;t
3-2o,1 A. WHITNEY Sr pa,
GE>ERN AGENT for the Territory of Minnesota
Office in the New Gothic store. Third 81
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Chfdp CGsh store, for Sufsmfr Tr0de.
h FULLERTON has received and ODcned hi.
- autumn winter stock, comprising one Of the hest
selected assortInents Of Read, made Clothing Print,
rtiihets. Boots. shoes. Fancy Goods &C. ever brought
10 Minnesota He Nouid respectfully invite Farmers
ana others visiting ~. Paul TO pay hun II visit as he is
determined to retain the name which his establishment,
has 80 long held, of "Cheap Cash store
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Yearly Deposits Of Members under so
wears of .,~e

Those over 10 Years of age charged p per extra
~ 90 admission fee is charged in addition TO The above
the first year, and must be paid the time Of making
application and the first Years deposit within 30 ,>s
REFERENCES.
toN bo'rNIiI, Mass, Gov liz BpARD Augusta, Ne
EN-GoS. WILLltMs, \. H. l.. ALDEN, VI ~, Randolph
/ Z Woe, NJ D. Randolph, Hon y French. urairtree
Hon Morrison, BfantTec, Hon l. IiaILawl, Free,oyu
Ii itock"al Ellington ca Hon PWashhurn, Middlcboro
Hon -. Nood 'cmers, e Woodbury. & Curtis provid
W Clifford. New Bedford, Steph. Rev nolds Troy \ Y
HOnT entwp,h. Lowell A Sc picus, Roc Al land L. Ike
SPRINGFIELD ERENCRETEs.
Wilcox, Pres Chicopee BinkJos { Pynchon Esq
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The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-10-14
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-08
Marine Affairs.

FoR ST.. THoMAs.-The Royal Mail steamship Petrol,
Capt. samson, left yesterday, for Bermuda and st.
Thomas, with fifty passengers
THE STEAMSHIP MARION Capt Berry, arrived yesterday
from Charleston bringing us late papers from that city
UNPRECEDENTED Observation-Disclosures SHiP JACOB BELL
We visited yesterday this splendid vessel and spent
hour most agreeaby in inspection of her various great
improvements her beautiful model, and taper spars
Three weeks ago last Friday she launched and last
Friday her enormous cargo in and slowed for San
FranciEcoan instance Of unparalleled despatch which
will place Messrs Booth Edgar at the head Of the list Of
clipper agents. There many points about this beau
tu) queen OF the to admire but have time and
space to glance but ut few. The spacious main and
quarter decks attract the attention at once broken only
by gallows frame which slowed the handsomest
life boat and launch that have Her large cop
per pumps Of the greatest capacity and admittance
to her pump well is afforded by large hole that
any defect impeachment may at be discovered.
Her chain lockers have the excellent arrangement
On Friday her set from truck rail and
Wskrg aft upon her quarter deck will be struck at
the beautiful platform for the steersman 1t is in form
of heart, Of composition, and exquisite workmanship,
something entirely new and quite feature Of the ship
Her cabin. though not large fitted up with chate
and to minds perfect good tastes and in Of the
large window sashes we noticed most finished portrait
OF her builder Jacob Bell Last. though by no means
least is the beautiful fitting of her rigging which pre-
nounced by old knowing ones the Plus ultra of that
department. Under command OF George kiiham, Esq ,
who superpteDded the building suggested and planned
most Of the improvements this magnificent craft will sail
to-day for California and India.
go In thy glory DER the ancient sea,
Take with thee gentle Winds thy sails to swell,
Sunshine and JOY upon your streamers be,
Fare thee well bark, farewell"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-08

MADAME ANNA THnLoS At NrBLo's-The first appear
ance Of this charming vocalist Monday evening" drew
one Of the most crowded and shonsbe audiences of the
season There are few ~tises nov before the public
Who possess In 30 eminent degree as Madame Anna
Thion those three great essentials to successgreat
musical ability, dramatic talent, and beauty This
Madame Thion in one Of her most popular cbaracters
ara Do sot doubt that the result will prove equally ra
jug " Nv ~ass " ths UAsagcRsst, aSS.R tks gub1s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-08
~, The No Riddle solvsd-.How Elegantly Cs.r-

Henry dreses Mnoe his retNra Europe that rook
fits like glove said OF his friends How can he
ford IT, ssid smother; his insome small and he
Paris, expect added The Srs everything is 50 cheap
there" You are both wrong interpo.ed third Tho told
other two. Certainly Gentlemen, convinced
that the most elegant wearing apparel bought
course like the thing become fashionable 1t simply
street." . =
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-08

respectfully invited examine the choice selection Of dress
combs at the subscribers establishment The variety is be-
yond all doubt the largest in the city Combs made and
paired. A. &c j. SAUNDERS,
3S7 Broadway between Walker and White streets.