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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-10-11
A americans, Pnironize Your Own Mnnu
.ar ..I.l4.E s4t fuctures. HGiI aa.L
.H- Wheeling Silk Factory, ,a.,.r

" H6CIfnb D1th = .. eHoUo. >
MRRlCAS Silk, manufactured into superior and sub.
n stan articles of the various fsbrcs now in use NJ
(III,S SILK FACTORY; Main, street, Centre Wheel.
Ing The curious such matters invited TO call AMI sec
the process manufacturing AMI those wishing to rur
haze Silks wholesale RETAIL onn be supplied onreasoI
able terms at Gs Store, adjoining the Factory, or at A.
NJ ALams' j. s Forhs', A. O. Foirchld's Marsh d. Tay-
lors aud o. W. lciskiil's, Wheeling Va. and at James
Richardson's Furnishing Ware House, No 1fo, Main
Street, Cincinnati, o. l. .lI--F. 5a- .-. -,
our Fabrics warrcnted all pure silk and have taken
,be HIGHEST PREM MIUNS, and gold and silver medals
at the Ararican Institute, NeT York, Franklin insinie
phIndclpisa and ghio We are CONSTANTLY
manu,acturfnr and large and scasonabc
comprising many variccs-vclvcts sasiis vesngs dress
silks fnrcs cravats, handkcrchicfs of whitc black
psid figured kl printed NIL the newest styles made ol
hest ttwincd sill, ,SScd and plain. Also shirts, drawers
and half hose for gentlemen. ..-...- ... -.
Please cal! and paroizc this important branch Inner
ican manufacture OrdeIs every variety olsspromrt
Is executed. ffEsA .,, .H.E-.... .
2{'|t59 JOHN W. CHI. .
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NUMBER 80
POETRY
rJ99AbseneeA NIW

III she be gone, the world, in my esteem.
Is but bare wals.' ; ~ S-E fFfEF
miss thee sadly 1ove;-thoush skies are bright,
And birds sing bthely from DER hanging trees.
Though dew.drops sparko in the morning light,
And nature smiles. But what to me, these1 rT
What Life ITSELF when thou, its charm art gone, az
And can feel no bliss 1t has, tqsc tls IN 9br
The rose is clustering round or BAT, i,i nm
Filling tho ambient air with ssi{3 ~ M
On tho smooth lawn the noon meet, l-r,s
And flower, and field rcdu.eiIz 5535pl q .-sf
But what to me- these, and th0d Away EsS i mo
What flower, or fold, or bloom, OF shadows Plsy2 ir
Our children too, are there, and the wild shout ~
Ofjoyous youth proclains their thoughtes5 gee.
Their tasks done, their dismissed, and out
They bound, unmindnul cen OF thee - II. ,,.r1t
But 10! their sports are stayed ah! now they mfss
Their mothers smle,-their rccompensng kiss. i
Soft shades ofsyening close ntois9EeinyST VI
Aid the Kind hour Of rest ia drawing near;
The cheerful lamp sends forth its welcome ray,
,. The opening volume claims the attentive eari
But where's the voice that bodied forth its store III
m And give delight or holy spell to lorc2 uoI}a9lH
Alas for those whose beings so entwined, u nod
Feel but one life in all its varying throes;
In veal and woc-in hope and dread eombined;---
AlasI for such when partings interpose,-
When their integral world, like ear rare gem,
Divided seems eflittle worth to them.
Ellendalc, Va. w.D. n.
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fOr YE.RLr per ann,n 1900
Pnvs rr suaTter, ehangcabe at pleasure, 500
business ana md FtGess't-i ,;,sss eaa 500
eHeefuns snvrRri,EMEsrs liberal discounts will DC
sde .. notices and advertisements for Charitable
tstitutoEs and Fire Companies inserted Eat.ouSiy.
IT1Ii:Wsrriares aud Deaths inserted gratntousiy-
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-roRAcco AND CLEARS.

rT,HE undersigned has reopened his stock Of Superior
Tobacco and Cigars at No 1G7 Main street west sue,
n,r MARKET Alley where will be found all the choice
Bands or Tobacco Snuff Cigars of which the follow
;naia nart-Regalia Imperiaes, Canones La NorHas,
Gazadores Panatellas Prncipee Half Spanish Kentnek
Common Cigars. toa1,,o..r .s,i,!s 5tf II. gs 5
Russell and Robinsons. Grants, Dixon's' Jones and
Hudsoits- ud.t u ,,,,,,faf sA ~ 20 s
.-7l-.F ... SNUFF. roid .au ucEs4u e.
Rappe Congress-, Macouba,, scotch, Cut and Dry for
The dersirned feels thankful heretofore be
slowed and would respectfully solicit portion of public
patronage. =, r,r,,,,1,,,
aug2f-1md. n. NO ohf'
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20 8 SEASON 'AFsRANGEMENT.5 5i ii'
Michigan Central Rail road Line!
f .-..s7,s, sss7a=s ssa EzaG nn
@ ssSssSa n Esszssa Sss s EssHass n ;SS s#sA #s

CLEVELAND DETROIT,
HI connection ,rfh The Ciereid2 and Cincinnati Railroad,
Cier<l1na and Erie n. r. Cerfia,h and Pittsburgh r. r.,
and Michigan Central n. R.
Passengers will bc tickotcd through from any point on
Lake Michigan to Cleveland, Cincinnati, Pittsburgh, and
Wheeling either OF those places to any point
Lake Michigan. 14.-Lt 40 s5tffrU v,.. 4l lsL
This line will be composed OF two low pressure
steamers built expressly for the route ~ T. 4. .. 10
CLEV -CArr- Y Y. STASARD.
N' '.t -' AND " '' ~. ''i't'. I
FOREST y. I
boat will leave Cleveland for Detroit and Detroit for
Cleveland every evening at 6 o'clock, arriving In both
cities the following morning in for the morning
trains for Chicao Cincinnati and Pittsburgh nnd
for the Superior and Saginaw boats nj Detroit They
will run from Cleveland in the following order:
L e -s'H stFH FOREST CILY I.iHH s..t. t.+i ]
Monday. Wednesday. Friday
~ WIN CLEVELAND. 't. '
Tuesday Thursday. Saturday
And will leave Detroit:
~ llffff 1uI. -1F CLEVELAND il- -f U-Isn /
Monday. "Wednesday. Friday
mn - '''' FOREST CITY g. -
Tuesday. Thursday. Saturday
The Undersigned prepared TO make contracts for all
kinds OF freight from Cleveland to Detroit Maekinaw,
Saut st Marie, Saginaw, and all ports on Lake
The
8''''.gV OCEAN, CASPIAN, AND ST. LOUIS Fre /
will the line until the boats are ready
lt- uisNa aHiFiul'iBS AGENTS. y" sn.H'. f. 't.-
C. C.BRADBURN & Co, Cleveland, .. T..g,.. . va. Do
'PITTMAN, ,TROWBRIDGE& JONES, Detroit.
IT, Hs 4lulEfi. III GSfl4 f-Has.l'l - .ul &c 3
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New E2sic Store.
sipu of tho e:rccinn Tri2onum, No. 100
u 1Uuin .-

sipu of rhc s:rccinn Triaonum, No. 100
---HI Mnin street. -.n..st1a-f
~ j. FICKlESON would respectfully an
tt anouncc 10 the citizens o: IS Hheclirs and VI;
i II X n cinty that lie has Just oTcncd new and
elegant establishment for the sale OF Violins.
Guitars, Volinceilos, Fagolets Flutes, Fiies Accoiuc
ons Ranios, and Tamborines. Brass Instruments the
Instruction books for all kinds Instruments; and for
singing. "
Music the Piano, Guitar. Flute and Violin, ALSO the
Songs, Duetts etc. and the very best Ronan ana
Italian Violin and Guitar Strings.
CIaroncts Reeds Tuning Forks also Violin anu Guitar
Screws, Violin Finger and Tail Boards. a. .'"iaa
Bows for Volincelio and Violin 1851 - .#Lg.l
~ Kcbers Furniture Polish for rcnovating vanished
Furniture such Pianos Cabinets, steam Boats or any
descriptions of Furniture. ~,
Also for sale by the Agent Keber Pittshurg Pianos
The first and manufacture in the United states such
as Nurns and Clarks grand and square Pianos, H. D,
hams, Ialett and Aliens celebrated BOSTON tanos Hc
Agent for the make of Carhardt and Needhans Patent
MclOdeons. l-i ...ial.us. .EE. ..4-.s. ~. l..
- = oIa..sa. -. ' l-Hf ~ .. as1 tc
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.4s,a.7s StcubenvilIe White Lead. op ~
NTR ARE prepared iurnsh in quantity, Stenben
w VILE White Lead, warranted equal, If not superior
| or Pittsburgh or Cincinnati brands .-.,,,, iit
5tI.,5l, ff t.., I.7 a gents for Manufacturers
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GEORGE MlENDEL.

..s WHEELING VA. .gF. g..st.f. (
r now rccei wing LARGE LOT OF CARPETS. RUGS,
| MATS AND MATING. Also, Table and Floor oio
Cloths all widths, and Keeps constantly on hand larg
assortment OF Furnaturc every description Gilt and
Mahogany Framed Looking Glasses. Glass Plaes Nenat
and Transparent Window Blinds BLIND iTmnSs ooeks
Spring Sacking Bottoms brass and Mahogany Stair Ros
ofwhch will be sold at tho lowest prccs Nnssl
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-10-11
DAGUERREOTYPE GALLERY

DAGUERREOTYPE GALLERY.
G. PARTRIDGE T. invites attention to his Da.
n gucrcan Rooms, and Apparatus now the result OF
years OF experience and close application TO the art Con-
he combines in his establishment all OF the
improvements which time and proper tests have
lie promise to produoc lkcnesses combining
all beauty and perfection which has yet been attained
by the Daguerrean process.
For the attractive and cnumodous style in which his
rooms up, he invites the public to call and exam
inc for themselves His Cabinet OF Specimens always
urcu for inspection.
kencsses taken in all kinds of weather, singly or III
rrouus also most nortem taken short notice.
pja well selected sto ock rias-Chemicas, plaes
cases ckets, &C. always on hand and for sale.
Rooms, No. Si Monroe ST.. near the Post Office.
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ARTIFIOIAI TEETH.
. 11DRUGS, MEDICINES ,m

f1a, DRUGS, MEDICINES, ia
Chemicals, Perfumery, &C., &c.
III. CRUHIIACKEIs would announce TO his
friends the public generality that having pureas
cd the interest of the senior partner IN The lately
conducted under the firm OF J. Crumbaekor & Son, he
will continue the same the old stand No. 49, Main st,
and respectfully Solicit and trusts to merit conn-
uance the bestowed on the old firm
He has Just returned the Eastern cities and Is now
opening extensive and well selected stock Of and
were purchased strict personal inspection and with
10 Tho nubIic on In. most rcasona bic terms. Tyr /
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IA si.If tt l-5lf Dupont,s Powder. u ,snu.gadLs
TIME subscriber the Agency for the above fowdc
and has full supply of all qualities on hand -,
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PAPER WAREHOUSE.
',apjg clis Il. o. q OODlIAN 81 co. y ag,.rt
Ir..t H.,l. 1l wHoLrsALE pEALERsis Ia#H-f ...,f

| O. i'lyI t4i tS. %. eseVDIRAN cSOo' ~ a.f..rt
| Ir.tHyl. r wnoLrsALE pEALERsis fIa.H.-f lid.
Paper, Cards, Card Boards, Ink,
BLEACHING POWDERS, YELTiSG, WIRE CLOTH, DC.
| Pearl Street, Cincinnati, o.
MONti their stock. may be found WRITING, AMI
| IN BLANK BOOK PAPER, the largest assortment IN
| the West, ofcvery description ......-.
Printing Paper. all sizes. Eng eAmcr. Tissue Paper.
Cold Medium & D'hlo. Med Hlotling $3.50 20 ]"
Ass,d iFiltcring '..- rec
Envelope. l'a -.r Druggist --. s.sft. q" "
| Plat and Jithopranh Marble H4ltIlb.. H8I go
Manila genuine Glazed and Gilt a"
Hardyynrc Paper Cloth I asstIa '..saH "a
Ham ai Card a4f 4r a.
Match Box 4..,. 5 Roofing Paper, prepared and
To, 3 unprcpored. 20 ilAgas .NE
Shoe "a. Wrapping Paper all sizes.
-. Envelopes ofevcry description, &c. DC. f.'
ROARDs. .e-
Perforated, linders Bonnet, Press and Straw Boards
Also, Agent for liyhtbody's SUPERIOR PRINTING INK,
Book, AND CoLORED INK, Nc. ... W -,I
.. Cards. and Card Boartis.a Ha.,
.a.. EXTRA PEARL FAcEpCA t lHu,.- ,.-.
ExTR. PEorLEs % Ht /. ... aHF-
.. PRINTERS .' . .. - ... ..'- ''s %. ...
PORCELAIN '' " ''7 .' '''.-
S,TIS Srnr,crp CARD BoARps.
IVORY .e =. .-
PRISTERs - s..-' '' -
H SyrIS EsAMELED '' NH, le 90 81.
a,=iaNs Pr,rL Srrp .crp CoLoRrp CARD Bo.Rps
The above Cards and Card Boards, are manufactured cS
ourselves AMI OF most c1it lace anu
insh they not peel in working and arc afforded at
lower rate, than Cards heretofore offered ~ THIS mar
kct and as low they can be purchased IN the Fast
Dealers and consumers in Paper anu Cards arc res
pecly invited 10 examine our stock All our goous arc
received direct manufacturers. which enables us to
sell low, fmot lower. than any other house IN the est
| uJ-Papcr made to order.
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WHEELING, VA, MONDAY MORNING,
CITY BUSINESS.
COPPER, TIN, 8, sIIEEr IRON. WAKE
= -'.--l., Manufactory. H.. rr4,It.r

l ..l-.a.Il o. .g Manutactory. i4a usl liutl
THANKFUL for the liberal patronage heretofore
e7 bestowed him, the subscriber would respectful
I'd " inform his friends and the public generally that i
Sconnues manufacture the above named articles IN
their variety which he has always onhand good as
sortnent for wholesale and retail at very low priccst
He also keeps hand cooking stoves OF the most ap'
proved patterns for coal and wood. l!'i HG -
Job work will continue receive hs particular attention
and be executed with proptncss and in style that Will
please the most fastidious. .,,,..,-sf
aug2i " T. NARNEf, NOS, Main ST.
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TIIOs. 1I0RNBROOK,
Dealer in Real Estate,

"As onhani building lots and improved property for
II s,lc on nccommodatn: terms. Two Brick houses
ONCE and one Hall Societies otherwise for Rent
lyd. AohocSt.' -No'@ @i.' w a'di'S-
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q, Observation-Disclosures have been divided into four
classes, The first may be compared to an hour
glass their reading being as the sand-t runs in
and runs out, and leaves not restge;behind.1 A
second class resemble asponge; which inbibes eve
~ thing, and returns it nearly in the same state,
only little drtier. A third class may be likensd
to Jelly bag which allows all that pure to pass
away, and retains the refuse and the dregs.j The
fourth class are like the slave in the
at Golconda, who casting aside all that is worth
less preserves only tile pure gem. -r.['...,,..
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ANTIQUITY OF. THE Onp- p-FELLows.--The origin
of the order of Odd-Fellows is of an ancient date.
twas established by the Roman soldiers in camp,
after the order of the Isaelies during the reign OF
Nero, the Roman Emperor, who commenced his
reign A. D. 90, at which time theyiwere called Eel
low Citizens. The name of Odd-F Fellows was Civ
en- to this order Of men 6. D. 79) by Titus Cesar
Emperor of Rome from their singularity notions,
from their knowing each other by night as well as
by day, and for their fidelity TO him and their coun-
Try. In the 18th century it was established in
France and afterwards in England by John d'Ne-
vile. Es.a l2iil--a 1ill tl 5litS'l HH -'5l'geE
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u ,,ai ,2tHt!5a Jnyne's Medicines. 5"I y y
/ r HAVE the Agency for Dr. Jayne's Medicines and wi
furnish Druggists and others on liberal te rms ~,
e2i .tis1LI u, GRO! WILSON
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[ ,rJA gentleman in conversation with Mr. John
Wesley once used The expression VoI PopuR sor
dei He at once replied, it cannot be- the
yoce of God for it was Dor popuE that cried out,
Cruelty him, cruelty hin.ii s.4s5o at YsI .aoina
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MADAME, what age shall put you DOWN."
mo direct answer.) ttHow old is your husbandP'
t.Sixty-one." ."And your eldest sonaa Twenty,
seven" .And the next?" "Twenty-one." Sand
how old!do You call 2yourseIfs'' "a do not know
exactly;o but it is about thirty "Did Il under
stand you, madame, that youredest son lwasitwen
ty-seyen2n, eyes" sYou must surely, then, be
more than thirty?P "Well, sir, quite snappishly)
told you about thirty. can tell exactly 1T
may be thirty-one or two; but Iampostive tits not
oyer that 81, III 40 M nt,l ,,n.t,t .nnY., sdi
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nJLies are hiltiess swords, which cut the hands
| that WELD them. = - - ! - ''t"s
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-09-09
RICH lard NAEV ~.
On Third street. st. Paul,
IL NOW ENG tGED EXCLu sivELN A. DENiER IN GLASS,
GLASSWARE, CHIN w ARE, QUEENsWAH ARE AND
CRoCkERY, on TOE >ot TAI *IDE
STREET. MKT BooR TO rRE~IEN's,

IL NOW ENG tGED EXCLusivEiy A. Err IN GLASS
GLASSWARE, CHIN WARE, QUEENswARE AND
CRoCfERN, on TOE >oi tn sIDE
STREET. MKT BooR TO rRE~LEN's,
And ItaIly opposite the ost Oiicc
xDEIlE\l\G that Nh, trnde al our town WILLOW war
, ril tStahii>hluel dcVuten solely to thS hrC
oi business, the sbSc .iher calls the aitCtu ii It's
iirI,> AID all who IA # Goods j. his c the
liberal aud aCc0Enl",atu ter has TN ha,d. AID
arrivii very lagc AID Wei :, lrctcd stock OF
goods or red expressly Tor the market comprising the
usual varieties and many other articles 10 be LIet
with el>.w here in this town
L. & blue egcd ~ painted, printed, White gran
flown, tihe al nuIbcrr, ca.thruwarc'
are White, eHhin,lled, lusir, blaze figured and gold
band, tngish china;
White, geld bat H. and Decorated French chm a;
All the ylrirtles If American cut. piain W;d pressed
glassware 81 LustcrI and Western manufacture,
German u,d Bohemian glassware. great yaicty;
English I. D. pipes; Az rlican pr and pipe hcuiS
Aiha" aS-oriuet of lookn. glasses, elegant ApAhne'i
tea tray ID. oi our own iin! ort,ii"ni
Butahiu coffee ad tetpot> casters, pitchers, etc,
great variety oi fast rate qua IiN;
large and rt CAN'T assortment Of Cornelius X Co.'S
celebrated solar lard lamps, chandeliers glfadoes etc
-ilt. olive. AID ddIash;
Toerih"r with large variety of articles not usually
imported tor this tnarl-et
am prepared In ocr large stoci, oi goods ord, red
expressly tor This trade ou unusually favorable terms
Assorted crates paChtd FOR the country trade an the
best Inni,ner, Kept con staitN ~ hand.
Nv goods pat up III the best manner BY careful
AID eNjcrienced racncfs, al ma, he trans otfeh any
distance By wagon Otherwise. without breaA
Call and examine goods for Yourselves
Particular attention. j. invited 10 my >ock ~ ndow
Glass of all AID qualities; which VII be sod here
for less rTces tan before Offered ~ au and at
ii small hN;n upon the the
Tor cash III hand. RICHARD MARVIN.
-
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NEW GOODS.
ICE CREAM SALOON GENER, Al.
ESTABLISHMENT.

TIE subscribers, in returning their sincere thanks 10
teir pat ard the public i'll eral for tue 'trai
encouragement they have received desire To- Inform
then that they have opened Ice Cream saloon ia
the building formerly known rs lichcoX q kfiog =
Dru. store. Third street. They VIII tiwa. iave ice
Cream ard every article III the cunrctOnury Ihc La
die and Genie utn please give ~ u call.
They viii also inform tt public that they have al
WAYS on han.i Al The Confectionery. hear the AGeii-
can House. flll assortment OF fancy AID riln Candies.
wIic! they VIII >e almost a. low be bought
iu Louis. Merchants VIII iild their advantage
to call before sending below. All orders FOR cakes
promptly led. REM - hANCllLK.
st. laul, July G. lS-2- w.
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KITTsON.s ADDITION TO ST. PAUL.

VUIS desirable ground lying in the most central and
u advantag. part Of the basn Oi St. Faus, where
must inevitably lie the principal river business OF TIE
town, and aAorn al-o most choice and delightful LOIS
the rear, upon the bench for dwelling houses is
ed into Lots and offered for SALE with titles
disputed aud nds able, at reasonably low prices a
upon liberal terms Of credit, for most OF the purchase
money, and Lsmber for building Lots sold in the adj
dition will be furnished the rotary saw-miil
terms CHARLES IL CAKES,
Agent for ProprietOrs.
81. Pani. July 81, 1851. Is
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-09-09
DIR. STORMS SCOTCH COUGH CANDY.
EMPIRE SAW WORKS.
W. l.. F. G. AGE.
formerly Lee Gage & Coz
Manufacturer OF every description Of Saws
No. 43 Main Street, st. Louis, Mo.

Formerly Lee, Gage & Coz
Manufacturer OF every description Of Saws
No. AZ Main street, st. Louis, Mo.
fNNiE firm Of Lee Gage Il Co having been dissolve cd
by mutual consent The 2i,t day Of January last
would inform friends and customers, that have
made arrangements with Messrs Bridge \ Brother d
vii continue the manufacture OF in all their
". No pains have been spared ia hitting mp machinery.
and securing experienced worknen aid the STOCK
purchased direct from The manufacturers, beIh in ElI-
rope aud America for cash, idrnt that | can
hold ont such Inducements that dealers w i.d il
their interest to encourage hone manufacture
As 10 the character and reputation ut bearin 7
my stamp, nuirg iced he said ~ trust thai both
dealer, and consumers have had ricicnt opportunity
To test the quality OF my manufacture, while part
in tie late firm Of Ice, Gage Co.. doubt tor
moment, my ability tn compete successfully in puiit
of price, quality finish with any Inrl uE,cocy Of
the kild III The United States Being now H. cipt
OF every description Of stcch, aa prcpaIcd iii
al orders with romptitSs and despatch
All orders addressed L. The signed. Nessrs.
Bridge N Bro viii receive prompt attention.
iarticulat attention aid 10 ali kiLd> OF repairing.
2.--4-1u w l.. f. GAGE.
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CENTRAL LUNIBER YARN.

VHNiE subscriber agent for Messrs. s. w Farnham e.
u Co. OF ST. Anthony, will open a yard rs soon as il
can be stocked, in the and Of the IGO IRON
STORE, and will keep complete assortment or white
rne lumber. From The central location Of the yard
lumber can be delivered in all ports Of the more
conveniently than from any any other point. Orders foi
unusual dimensions will be promptly filled bills for
entire buildings respectfully solicited keeping
good stock Of lumber carefully sawed from the quail
y oil logs cut by the manufacturers themselves the sub
scrber hopes TO receive a share of patronage.
ju y. 1859 WaR MARSHALL Agent
DIR. STORMS SCOTCH COUGH CANDY.
agreeble and useful compound for diseases Of the
IA chest and ungs-tiereral Agents Barnard. Bro d.
Co, St Louis, 1o For sale by the Druggists of Gale
ma; at ST. Paul, by J. w Babcock HchcOy s. Kellogg
and VIM Consians; at St Anthony, by j. p. Wilson.
LOOK AT THIS!
VUNHE WASHINGTON UNION INSURANCE COM.
n PANY, Cleveland, Ohio, commenced issuing oil
ces in March last The number Issued up TO Juy LIST
was--le5l
Amount of Property Insured, Siile 307,C0
" Premiums received, 32.Ol5.76.
Business is conducted upon both the Stock and Mutual
plan, and the Farmers Department is entirel, separate
from the Merchants Department. Great caution
erciSc in taking risks, and eXtrn hazardous property
refused.
~ Tbs undersigned is prepared to issue Policies upon
either plan, III either department.
GEO. W. PRESCOTT, Agent
St Taui, Aug. 81, 1851. lS-tf