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The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-12-02
THEODORE r.. PARKER,
Attorney n Counsellor at Law,
NflLliL Iter. MinnnSO YerritOru.

THE LAhk House.
NEATThEW TAISEf Proprietor,
4tA Saltwater, Minnesota Terriroy.
March ), 1859. A.
MARBLE WORKS.
EEyM- W NiLLIM, agent for Matthew Lawton, Marble
w Gutter, of Pittsburgh, is prepared to receive
orders and furnish all kinds of Monuments, Tombs and
Grave stones, Of tho best workmanship and material
WAi. WILLIM.
Saltwater, APRIL o. 1852. If
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". II.
EORCE' & OAkES.
VENIIE undersigned having formed copartnership for
4 traiisaCng Exchange and Banking business III all
its various branches, VIII be prepared TO furnish sight
ln time exchanges the East, and principal cities OF
the West. ReniittaCcs to Great Britain Ireland and
continent Of Europe made i'll sums TO su!t purchasers.
Sight and tine bills and European exchanges purchased,
collections iaot and proceeds reIted usual
of exchange All other business committed to
puIctGally attended to.
BORUP * OAkES.
i,I lift
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JACOB }. NOAH,

Attorney at Lac aHi Solicitor tn Chaocery.
EkOMAi>>iONER for STATES OF Name Rhode Island
z Connecticut, New York Fcnnsl lyunia, Virginia
Alabama. OHIO AID Louisiana.
--yAil Instruments to be used recorded in any o
tie above STATE. may &c taken L. my Office in ST. fau
Iuly 81, ISL. l5-u
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FRESH MEAT.

have arrangement now, for kee ping fresh
II ice, in WINTER temperature; and as shall b.
ihg, neither OF pains money to have the choicest,
beef pork mutton lamb. sausages ana other varieties,
Gus may seLd III their chdrem for a
Bat of tenGerlne steak, roast, Somcug else that
good, and they shall have the best the shop,
honest weight. My shop, remember is ~. Anthony
street, just few steps above fuileI's stor. brch
! NAV 1I--Gn WM. WELLS.
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GEO. E'ERt.t son

Il. McLagan,
Storage and Commission, Water street. between
Green and Washington streets, Galena, Hi.
). 5. MERRILL & CO.,
Wholesale Dealers in
Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods,
Boots and shoes,
No. SO, Steamboat Landiag, Galena.
l.. >. FELT, Galena, III.
Wholesale and Retail Dealer ia Dry Goods Gro
ceries, Hardware, Boots and Shoes,
Crockery, i'ousefurnlshng Goods,
Mattresses, &c.
Ai.SO-keeps CONSTANT, OF hand large stock
OF Rifle aud Bastin. Io" der and Fuse 2-l0
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fEAT STALL,

THE subscriber has just opened the OF Third
i and Jackson sts., BUTCHERS > STALL, i'll which
will be Sound usually variety Of the best that
can be obtained 1t will be his endeavor the
o his customers promptly and to deal Justly aud
honurably with those who may tv or him with CALL
His experience him OF his capacity 90 justice
to a which than many Others req uires pTac-
tce and skill. Ii. L. WOLF.
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HSLASTERER, can be found near the corner OF Jack.
soa ana sixth streets, near the lower shinsle mil -
l. ID j. mas served regular apprenticeship at the bu ST.
ness ct pia>tering and believes he can give entire salts
isc'oh 10 those who may enpioy him. in any branch
his business.
=. s.-Two good journeymen are wanted Immediately.
81. Paul, Aug. Il, 1851. ~
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Saint ijaul Business CARDS.
DIR. j. ID. GOODRICH
DIR, y. BARBOUR

A-el-l u r,> l-ciiuy inform Tie citizens Of Saint
v Paul a.d yicnits, that he hH, returned after 4
,lnrGry absence O !e~ months and Offers his pro-
ices sal s.rscts 20 tle public ThsAAnl Tor pa, fayors
a So. l share At public patronage, he viii pcsc
r- ,.4uA tat EctCc Reform Principle, discardins
sr, a. al tomas. lie Will be found IL his old stand
4. al Lou~>. ,>,, q when professionally engaged.
Apn. .-yi. 2-5i
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j, III. HEicRS.

Corner Third ant Eo5ertS SIS, Peal, Min.
NEANJFACTt RER Of z,uc, lin, she ei iron and cop
4Va per informs the citizens of 81 Paul. that he kecVs
hand large assortment of stoves. which he VIII sell.
very low for cash Call and before buy elsewhere
also, tin ware OF the best quality Al wholesale and
tail Indian traders would do wel TO cali ald examine
s,t. Paul Junc J. I5J. .-ly
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c.. INQUIRE. CUNSNTIrfF.
have y0u good Understanding /!

MARVIN. Invites the public examine the
10 best stock of materials in his line that has ever
oeen seen in the Territory. lie challenges either side
the Atlantic 10 produce better quality of French Cali
SKINS, specially adapted for the winter season.
On hand, also, Ladies' fine custom made shoes and
Giers Also Gentiemens Calf and Kip Boots, the best
that can be made. You know the staldIhird street,
Roberts street.
SantPaul November. ISL. 81
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DIR, Z, IL, VICCIFERS,
DENTISTRY.

G ". RIDDLE, late Of Fittslu:g, Pa ,
l. g. hls permanently located in Sain; Paul.
>gtr-t <sxs Fourteen years close application 10 ms
~---LL1y profession, together with large and
beau assortment OF plain and gum teeth! enable nm
=, insert from cne entire OF teeth by atnOs plerc
pressure w,th beautiful representation OF The naiutal
Yuri. "a, oring Tie mouth 10 lis natural shape.
Diseased teeth permanently saved b. plugging; useless
teeth extracted with little PAIN possible. Teeth
..snsc1 and diseased gums restored 10 health.
O.ice at junction of Hill and saint Anthony street
Y. Bah Jobs warranted.
St. Paul, May I3- fly
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SHOE STORE.
- NN HcbEL Is now receiving extensive
II /. gLs E0 assortment of Ladies' shoes, com
prisi!g al the latest and most fashionable STYLES. Those
wishing to purchase will please step in early avoid
the great crowd Store opposite the Library.
st. Paul. Nav g. 1852 3-tf
NATHAN SPiCF.R,
Matchmaker and .jeUeler, Tird-st., 81. Paul,
EsAS just received and keeps constantly on hard a
q general assortment Of Clocks, Watches and Jew
eIry. Aso Periunefy and every other article in his line.
Gentlemen and Ladies respectfully invited TO call.
..ovember, lo5l.
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a LUCKY DIsCovERY.--On Mondav last say.
Paris paper mdrchand de vim, named Molizet, re-
siding at Port Creteii, his cellar hen all al
once the earth gave way beneath him, and be was
pfeciptaed about twe.,e feet into ii lower cellar tho
existence Of which he suspected lie cried on,
oudy for help, and the noise bcng he ard above Il
ladder and light were let eown to him TO enable him
to ascend. lie found, however, he could nc, move,
having fractured HI. thigh. Casting his e,cs around
he discovered that the cellar in which he av was Of
'mmense sze, and adnirabl. provided with casks Of
vine laced in order. lie Immediately ordcfed one
OF ms men 10 come down and what they contain
ed, and IT WAS found that they filled with tho
very finest vines Of France and Srau. The result
consoied him some hal for his accident as he could
not doubt his ni tune made. An inquiry into the
matter has proved that this cear formerly belonged
to small house called the Rnde>rous lie Chase.
which the Prince de Conde had caused to be built.
close II his property If La Narrcne.
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BOOK HINDlNE

BOOK BINDING.
vi subscriber would respectfully inform the ,iti.
q zenS oi St faul and its vicinity. that he is now car
rting on the ABOVE business, in the End story OF r. NJ
Spccers new building, o 5th and Robert street
Particular attention paid TO tiiding Magazines Period
lcas &C. IN plain fancy binding, the shortest notice
ana GA reasonable terms.
JAMES MACkINrOSH
81 taGi, March p, 1892. G9-tc
NEW LIVERY STOCK.
EDATTlSON a BENSON. have purchased and ey.
n pect early in MAY, n addition to their Livery
stock, several new and elegant carriages buggies and
bafca esso HARNESSES and horse farni,hinas ar
eqniptse of the most os CANT description.
AlSO-an additional stock OF line b!ooded, well bro
ken horses Query. Ii ''spirited horses come I under
the Liquoa Law, will they be in danger OF being knock
e. in the head,
Our entire stock will cost over 100000 No
other stable in the West, OF Saint Louis, will b..
found a. complete
VIII friends and the public please remember thai
II the Livery Stable in The Of the American House
al the upper end Of SAINT fasl, they all hours
have such conveyance by land wheels or on horse
back, as they may des..c?
PATTlSON & BENSON.
81. Paul, April l., 1852 52-tf
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THE RICE HOUSE.

IENHE Three Story Brick on ST. Anthony ST., lately
d occupied as the store Of IA. NJ Rice is con-
vered into Hotel; which wih such additions il
are contemplated will make a very spacious and
Nenient establishment. Every effort VIII he eNeTed
make this house first rate such viii crafty the
wishes OF all guests and travellers. Our Coaches will
take guests and their baggage and from the boats,
free of charge Strangers in st Paul, before crediting
the report that our rooms all iu, may do well To
call upon Perhaps, they will find better rooms bet
ter furniture and better fare than they anticipated.
JOSEPH DANIELS.
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}1iNNESOTA PIONEER.
t-sLisHED EVERY THURSDAY MORNING
BY JAMES Nj. GCODHUE.
yt.s Bssch s., near the Juaetioa Of Taird.
fE X NJ s:

t!iI plONEER will be furnished to subscribers
s. .~' pr.IARs per anBun, nVaEiabl, in advance.
subscriptions received for less than one wear
e.! .,ttcr> 10 This olcc, must be PREPAID TO re-
Iti.if'lon.
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REV ANS & LANSING

sEAlERA i'll stoves, and Inanuiact Of every rs
az cnptior OF Tin and Copper Ware, few doors be-
low the American House, ST. Anthony street.
June 20, lc5l. (lO
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NtELE. RAkEiSI.

EAGLE BAKERY.
NOW shall have hand, all hours Of day ard
1V night. loaves Crumpets, ctacaegs, cakes Ct all
sors,--cvery thing III my line, done up according TO
the best of my shill Thanking orr public for past
encouragement, shah continue to Your custom
Corner OF -. Anthony and Fort streets
April -, lc52. (52-u> GEO. SPENCE
ST.pAIL HAkERY.--fsOODE EATING.
Ill. who love good eating, cali at The ~. Paul Eane
"A. ry, where they do things up White, not Brown.-
We shall have hand at al times Bread and Crack
cr Cakes and Candies of every description; Ice Cream
and small Beer. and ever! lining else III our line. Call
and for yourselves. L IL w. BATES.
81. Paul, April %, lSJ2. Eff
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ST. Paul, March 25, ls52. :

ST. PAUL.
Door, Sash, and Blind Manufictory.
Corner of Fourth ard 81. Peter S;treets.)
Nj. WISE CO.,
F7NER grateful for the liberal patronage heretofore
extended 10 then, Les leave to inform the bclors
OF 81 Paul and The rest of mankind in general that they
are always hand, and preparepared make any
cf Doors, Window sash, Blinds md Frames to
NJ Tie most reasonable pIicc for cash. Give call.
December 25, lSJl. MICHAEL WISE,
Soy JONAS GiSE.
G.t1ER MAN riOIIEE, OH Fourth street, ST.
~ Paul, near the middle of town, the bu dinp Of
Mr. Knox up stairs, ma, be found really attend to
Painting III all its departments. House painting sign
painting, carriage ard ornamental painting, all done
UP promptly, and with paints OF the best quaity II
do our work in slGvenly. unworkmanke manner, we
do not expect 20 get business in the enlightened town OF
~. Paul. 3Iy SHERMAN & iD.EY
TRUMAN NJ. SMITH
NNOCLD respectfully inform the Merchants and
w others having Notes and Accounts To collect
that he will attend to The collecting OF Notes and Ac-
counts III 81 Paul, -. Anthony and the surrounding
country. Per centagc moderate, and all business in
trusted 10 my clre VIII lie promptly attended 10, rs
have no other business on II, hands.
References:
Capt. A. Wilkn, Scc'y Of Territory; $. H. Sergeant
". Dahl. VIM. II. Siillnan d Co; II. &. Sanford
DR.. \. Barbour
MAY be found over the store of Cat,lcart & Tyson
when not absent business. All Notes and Accounts
LETT in ihe hands of w. II. StiIan Il Co. " Il receive
prompt attention by
TRUMAN NJ. SMITH
-. Pau, Feb. II, 1872 il-iy.
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w g b S ter.
By MISS ANNE c. LYNCH.

''Whcn and all those that hear me, shall have
gone To last homes, and when the mould may have
gathered on our memories, as il will on tonbs" !"
-[Webster's Speech in the Senate, Jul, 1880
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BEN. w. BKCNSUN.

~,,. BEN. w. BRONSON,
no|Eh AND PROVISION DEALER, at r. NJ.
-, HFencers Old stand, THIRD STREET. Keeps con-
c. i. on hand prines and other fruits; queensware,
aflcies; all kinds of thread, knives and forks
s.a looking glasses, window glass nails tobacco
ers and families. Prices reasonable and s,ocL such as
will please ali customers '"0 ''0NA '">' 10
q = 81. faui, Nov. LILO 3-tf
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NEW ,GROG ERY AND PROVISION
.'EaREN

NEW GROCERY AND PROVISION
STORE,
On 81. 4nfhOny street, tro doOJs 6etoU the ieTtc
House.
rYViIE undersigned would respectfully invite the atter
Of the public, tlcir large and well selected
stock Ui Groceries and Provisions. Also, Ready Made
Clothing, Ee0ts Shoes Wines, Liquors, Nails, Glass,
Hardware, etc. All C which Will be sold cheap tor cash.
= Please Gail and examine before purchasing else
where. IRN IN Il ~ DRO IHLR.
-. Paul, Oct Is, ls5l. 20
K. fRENTEfSS.
KtEOCERl \ and PROVISION store, having removed to
"a Sd street. nearly opposite the Post Ohoc. -
prepared TO offer Old and CUSTOMERS e choicest
selections lii his line; including hams, pork tea coffee
sugar, rice every thng III fact, that is wanted ior
in anes' and boarding houses at lhe very lowest lt
/ ing prices
81. Pau. March q. 1852. 5C-tf
WAR EAGLE MILLS, At GALk,EA.
yENiE Subscriber is agent al Flour rom the above mills
n and viii have constant supply Oh hand of super
ne and suPerlne, which Will be sold at mill prices
ireight added.
The superior quality Of this Flour is known ali
have tried IT, and il only requires trial here make ii
a ftvort. family Flour OF Minnesota
JOHN HARRINGTON.
1 Paul. Nav % lS5l. .
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ST, PAUL TEMPER ANCE HOUSE.

ST. PAUL TEMnEEANCE HOUSE.
NEY name j. MOFFET. Ny Boarding House is on
IFH Jackson Street, at the lower end of Saint anl TO
find il, you keep straight mp om the steamboat landing
the sn OF triangle at thcnUrth end of the bridge.
Nv house large, aud for prop, payment every week,
intend furnish good fare at the very lowest price
LOT NOFFET.
st. Paul, May p, 1851. Sly.
GALENA HOUSE.
veNIiE subscriber has provided for the aCcommoda lion
of boariers; both BY the day and by the week. with
without lodgiug-at very moderate prices Inquire
for the Gaeua House, the first building Roberts
street above Third opposite Winnie Il Coocys Clothing
tore. Ju1I-S-ly VIM IRtScO W.
FREMONT HOUSE.
Josiah WEAVER, PROPR e TOR.
TNNHlS well known stand Bench and corner Of Cedar
y has been thoroughly repaired, and all new
furnished, and is open TO accommodate boarders
and travellers, wiki comfortable quarters
iyi. lit.
ST. ANTHONY HOUSE,
Corner Of Main and Wood streets,
Upper Town Falls st. Anthony Minnesota Territory.
ISAAC BEOwN, Proprietor
v4NliE above House is conducted strictly temper
Il ance principles.
y. B. St.bling for horses also.
March {, 1852. i--tf
ST. CHARLES HOTEL.
J. c. CLARK, OPRIETOR.
Sr. ANTHONY FALLS, MINI Esor, TERRITORY.
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5ti!luetrr BUSINESS Caros.
Henry l.. Moss,

Attorney and Counsellor at Law, and genera
Land Agent.-Stillwater MINI. Ter. Land
Warrants constantly on hand and for sale
l0drranted genuine.
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John }. Dewey. M. d.,

EEt- ,> elise ia OF L. Sloans Store, where
4 z hc N4 - really attend To professional calls
-. 4, Pau. November. 1851. 52y
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+. $. ELL,
Commission Merchant.

a ND Dealer i'll Foreign and Domestic Hardware,
IA cook, paror ani heating stoves OF all kinds, Sc
ieced from the Troy, Cincinnati ard ST Louis markets,
comprising the varied assortment of double oven
stoves and ranges the Eastern market affords Hollow
ware, kettles, pots, ovens shets furnaces frying pans,
waffle irons shovels, tOngs, &c.
AlsoFarmng utensils, plouels, cradles rakes hoes,
shoNcls scythes, snaths axes saws, sad rons zinc,
spring balances coffee mills Wire, nails, tacks, &C..
Japanej Na'e OF all kinds, lamps and caudescks, Of
brass, iron and tin; brttania and kitchen ware and
cohce pots, spoons ladies' shlncrs, coffee and
gar boxes scrub, bckng and other brushes, hN drauc
apparatus; well, cstc.n and house pumps OF all
water rams, lend pipe sheet bar and pig lead &c,
1T ny stand Third, Rolerts stIeet, SAINT raul,
Minnesota L. 5. \.
September l. 1851 21-tf
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ABRANI VAN yORi;Y

attorney and Counsellor at Lap and Solicitor in
CdQRceTy.
VIII attend all professional business entrusted his
care. Saltwater, Minnesota Ter. 62-tf
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JOHN t.sAIiS WARREN,
Attorney and Counsellor "a. Law and
Solicitor in Chancery,

ST. T I T., " \ y 7. : q \,
WILL attend with diligence and care 10 ali business
w entrusted 20 him, the different courts Of this
Territory he viii give strict attention TO the locating
Land WaIra the sus,>tsntIalon OF cialls, the
boy Jug aud selling OF real estate and tie collection o
,ebts Isis arrangements in the Clty aud State OF New
York enables him take ClHrge of AID successfully
prosecute demands III that section of the ULion once
he Posi- Duice. oye, SaudfnrJ', A3.-lV
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4. T. aMiS - IL H. ~
ANIV,S 4 NELSON.

A TTORNENs5 AND COUNSELLORS AT LAW
a and Solicitors H. Chincery. st. faHl, minnesota
l attend prom ptness ana fidelity 10 all law busi-
nes, entrusted their III Minnesota, and The adoli-
ii. cucnties Of Wisconsin,
/ Particular attention Will be given TO the collection
Of ucbts. and tie location Of Land Warrants
st ~. l., lSJi 22-y
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.VINC; made ST. Paui his permanent residence, VIII
n attend calls Of in his profession III town and
country He be io I'D n the store OF W H. lorhts
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MAIN STREET, OPPOSITE GALENA HOTEL.
NEANtFACTtKE and keep coIstantl, hand a
Avn CONF lctc assortment of fancy and iud-Or Chars
Also, Bureaus, Tables, Stands, Writing Desks Looking
Glasses, Beusteaos. &C &c Persons WISHING 10 pur
chase viii 80 wen call before they buy els, where
prepared to sell good article and
Invariably cash, afford sell cheap.
cIeal than other IN the city. 4 reasonable de-
Gucton made To persons buy To- sell again. orders
RON a distance punctuaiy attended TO.
Caiena, May, lo5l. ga
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w vi. :. COMES,
EOOKSEl.I ER AND SrATIoNER.
H EEFS constantly haf,d, complete stock of
kA Books and every description of statouery to-
aeIer with fancy Goods; nearly opposite the American
lioEsr, St. Paul.
Aln l, ic"2. 5O-ti
J.. Il. WAIT CO.,
WHOLESALE GROCERs AND COMMISSION
MERCHANTS.
EaAVE opened at The store OF G. F. Tracy, ON Third
street, general assortment OF Family Groceries
ad which they will sell at low prices for cash.
in exchange for country produce They respectfully
solicit share OF patronage.
CHARLES NILpUKN. l.. .. WAIT.
iu2t lO-tf
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-03-23

AL5U,
1890 lbs. Of good Bacon;
$50 Bushels Of Corn;
4 Mich Cow, &c, &C.
TERNS.-A credit Of nine monts will be given
on all sums over So that and under Cash bond
and approved security will be required before the
property is removed.
Esy~sale to commence early
JOHN W. STEWART.
Gerardstown, March G. ls52--tds
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COMPtNY ORrERS,

NORTHTOWNC Company parade in front
Nv OF Rawns' Hotel on Saturday the 3rl
of April. al 2 O'Clock A. M.
Mill Greek Company, parade at the usual
place, on Saturday 3rd OF April, at 2 O'Clock
p. Nj.
Cross Roads Company parade at the usual
place, on Saturday Sc Of april, 2 o'clock p. M.
Dry Run Company parade at the usual
place, on Saturday 10Th Of Apnl al O'Clock
A. NJ.
Iledgesville Company parade at the usual
place, on Saturday 10Th OF April, 2 O'Clock
p. NJ.
Darkesville Company parade at the usual
place, on Saturday l7th Of April, al | O'Clock
A. NJ
Gerardstown Company parade al the usual
place on Saturday 18th Of April, al O'Clock
PM.
Soulll-Town Company parade al the usual
place on Saturdy Eth Of April, al O'Clock
p M.
Little Georgetown Company parade at the
usual place. on Saturday 2fth Of April, at I /
DEL ok A. NJ.
Long Lane Company parade at the usual
place. on Saturday 2ith Of April, 9 O'Clock p.
M. By order ofIhe Colonel.
L.. CREIG HTON TABB.
.adI. 9Th Reg =. NJ.
March l6, 1852.
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OILS, 'EALE.Osy e.es EASE
AND OHIO MINERAL PAINT.

300 n B.. RI asio Machinery OIL Price =
25o0 gallons Machinery Oil, in casks of various
sizes. Price IS cts per gallon.
200 Barrels Boiled Paint Oil. Price SIS cts, per
gallon.
5000 Gallons Boiled Paint Oil III casks Of various
sizes. Price IS cents per gallon
$50 Barrels Tanners Oil, various kihds and quail
tiles. from IS to 60 cents per gallon
1900 Gallons in casks Of various sizes. Various
kinds and qualities, from IS 20 50 cts. per gal
Ion.
so Tons Tallow Grease. for heavy bearings, and
coarse Machinery, in Barrels or Casks, Of any
consistency required. Price 6 cts per ID.
100 Tons Ohio Mineral Paint, in Barrels, at ihe
lowest market price.
Machinery oil warranted hot 10 thili In the cold
est weather and considered By those using it equal
to Sperm Oil. ar
Boiled Point Oh, equal to Liiseed Oil other
than for white.
am constantly receiving large supplies of The
above named articles, and my motto is '.small
profits and quick returns
b. r. POND,
Sc Water Street, tiader Tie I'easts ST, House)
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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-03-23
BERKELEY COUNTY COURT, March Term, 1861

BERKELEY COUNTY COURT, March Term, 1862.
nRDERED that an Election for Oversecrs Of
Y the Poor be held on Monday the 9Th day Of
April next
me Court House Underthe superintendent
ofJaeob Vincenheer and B. Doll or either of them
Al Nal Cfee&-lAt the Stone-nouse formerly
Tavern,) under the superin,endencc Of Samuel
Maiheys and Alfred Ross, or either of them,
al Rojiasons NH ION Back Creck) under the
superintendent of d. NJ Kitchen and Lewis Gran
than, or either of them.
III Falling IVafer, lat the House lately Greeg's
Tayern1 under the superintendent of Geo Chris
man and James l.. Cunningham, or either of them.
Copy-Teste,
JACOB VAN D0REN, c. nc.
March tG 1Sj2-3t