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THE Centennial Anniversary Of GEoRGE
i WAsHINeyoN will be celebrated by
JACKSON LODGE, No. SO, A. +. NJ, on
the 4th Noyember. next, by a public process
s9n. An Grafton will be delivered by one
Of the members. The Brethren are all re.
quested to be present on that occasion, and
the citizcus generally are respectfully invit-
ed TO attend.
DANL. w. BROWN, !
w. w. MOBLEY, }Committee.
t }. r., MAGILL,
Sept 80 ON
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EXTENSIVE BANK RoBRERY.-The
Mount Vernon Bank, Of Foster, Rhode
Island, was entered between Saturday
evening and Monday morning, and SIC, 800
in notes of the bank were stolen.-About
$1,000 were Of the denomination Of $50,
and were numbered mostly from 400 to
800. $4,000 of them had never been put
in circulation. The remainder Of the
notes were mostly Of the denomination
of $40, $50, $50 and 800.
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Head Quarters.
Buck HEAp, 54th Aug

Buck HEAD, 54th August 1852.
TINE BRIGADlER GENERALS are
Il hereby required to make returns. as
directed by the Act Of lS4l, (see Section
l3th.) Upon noncompliance, the law
will be enforced against all defaulters.
BY order of the commander-in-C Chief.
J. w. CANTEY.
Adjutant and Inspector General.
Sept. l5. s2-A
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COMM MERCIAL.
LATEST DATES.
Tho Markets,

CHARLESTON, Sept ls, 1852, TIP. M
COTToS.-T'hs Cotton Market at present
presents very little of interest TO the trade,
and our remarks mnst necessarily b. brief.
The article has been very much neglected
since the date of our last publication, and
prices have, in. consequence, manifested n
dropping and declining tendency, but the
least demand-so sensitive is the market,
owing to the limited amount on saie-wouiS
Immediately strengthen the position of SELL
ers. We therefore think it advisable to re-
new our former prices, and ould refer to
these quotations, under existing circumstan-
ces, AS fair exponent of the value of this
staple. The r, ceipts of the week foot ND
All bales, and the sales in the same time
are estimated at about $50 bales, at the rol-
lowing prices, I'LL bales at 81; 50 Mt 9 ;
l5l at ct; 252 at 81 IL at 81 90 ut lO4 /;
10 at lOe; II at l0t 1913 at lO9 % at II !
10 at IL and few bales Of Mustadon as
high as l2t cents. Among the foregoing
transactions were ten bales Georgia, quality
strictly fair, which brought l2c We quote
ordinary to good ordinary st and 81 mid
ding, l09 middling fair and fair, IL and III;
fully fair and choice, lit and l2c. Nothing
has been done in Long Cotton.
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Important toDyspe epficst--Dr. J. 3. Hough-
toms Pepsin, The True Digestive Flaid, or
Gastric Juice, prepared from Rennet or the
Fourth Stomach Of the Ok, after directions
Of Baron Hebeg. the great Physiological
Chemist, by J. 8. Houghton, "A. d., Phiia-
deiphia This is truly wonderful remedy
for Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Jaundice, Liver
Complaint, constipation and Debility, curing
afteF Natures own Method, by Natnse'a own
Aren't, the GASTRIC JUICE. Pamphlets.
cJntaining Scientific evidence Of its value,
furnished by Agents gratis. See notice
among the medical advertisements. 81
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P E D IG r F. F.

Maringo is beautiful dark brown. II
hands high, years old possessing beauty
OF frame, fine action, and muscular power nm.
surpassed by any Jack of the present day
lie was imported from Spain about sixteen
months ago. and was bought by John Brown
OF Liberty Hill, from the importer about
the time he WAS landed in Charleston.
For the correctness OF the above statement
and further information, would respectful
Iy refer those wishing the same TO the above
named gentleman ut Liberty Hill.
The subscriber feeling an interest in the
raising of fine mules in this part of the State
and having full knowledge of the purity of
his blood offers the services of his Jack on
IN" above low terms with the hope and ex-
pcctatIon that the public will avail them
selves ofan opportunity for improving their
stock, which has never before been offered
WIN. II. PIIIFER.
Lancaster G. H., Sept 1852. 32-Gt.
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NOTICE.
LAND FOR SALE.

LAND FOR SALE.
Josiah h' crOStOn' c! ct al. In Equity.
E. B. Ward g. wife, ct al. Lancaster
DY virtue of the decree of the court of
ID Equity in the above case, will sell at
Lancaster G. H., on the first Monday in No
yember, next, the Croxton Lands, Viz: one
tract containing 1924 acres, on both sides
of Rum Creek, and the road from Lancaster
village TO Browns Ferry, bounded by lands
OF Capt Stewart and others.
Also, one other tract adjoining the above,
containing 3204 acres, on both sides of said
creek and road, bounded by lands of Capt.
Stewart, John ID. McCardell, r. Barton, and
j. l.. Caskey. Those two tracts adioin
and form one body ofproductive land, most
ly woodland, with comfortable dwelling
house and other buildings.
TERMS: credit of one and two wears
with interest from day of sale, (exeepaing
as much cash as will pay costs,) purchaser
giving Bond aud two good sareties
JAMES III. WITIIERSpOON
Com'r in Eq l.. d
Sept. %, 1859.
Printers Fee ss7,s7l. 33-6t
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eB~ The friends of J. A. STEWMAN
announce him rs Candidate for the Office
OF Clerk Of the Court, at the ensuing Elec-
ton.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
IN EQUITY-Lancaster Distric,

IN EQUITY-Lancaster District
James NJ. Ingram, Exccutorl
Rev. Elias l.. Fraser Petition
Francis p. Boulwarc. 10 sell
and Mary f.. his wife, slaves
ct. al.
1t appearing to my satisfaction that Fran.
els p. Bonlwarc and Mary f., his wife. de-
PENDANTS in above petition, reside without
the limits Of this State. 1t is ordered ON
motion Of CASTOR, solicitor Tor petitioners,
that said defendants, Francis p. Boulwarr
and Mary T.. his wife, 90 answer, plead or
demur to the petition in above case on or be-
fore the 18th day of November, 1852
otherwise an order pro confcsso will be or
deFcd against them.
JAS. III. WlTIiERSPOON,
Com. Eq'y Ian. Dist.
Commissioners Oticn, }
Lancaster G, H., So. Ca,
August Il, 1852. Saug IS. SIN.
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COM MITT ED

ITO THE JAIL OF LANCASTER Dis
Il trict Negro Boy, who calls himself
Dick, and says he belongs TO. Thomas War.
ren,of Colleton District. Dick is dark Mu-
latto, 81 or % years old, feetI7 or inches
high, and will weigh about lao lbs. The
owner is requested to come forward, prove
property, and take him away.
JAMES ADAMS,
August 18th, 1852. Sheriff l.. ID.
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TOBACCO AND SEGARS,

A SUPPLY of the above articles, of va.
N rious qualities, and at different prices
just received direct from Baltimore, for sale
at WoodvilIe.
Z. c. BISHOP.
Sept ~, 1852. 33-3t.
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7 An OgNCR 90 FACT, is worth pound Of
theory: and the swarm Of conclusive facts
that cluster round that incompatible prepar-
alton, Hoohands German Bitters, prepared
by Dr., G. M. Jackson, Philadelphia, estab-
fishing It's value as tonic and restorative,
are such as would prevent incredulity itself
from questioning Its efficacy. In all cases Of
diseases Of the stomach, whether acute or
chronic, 10 may be recommended for its
soothing, cordial, and renovating inhpeRce.
Dyspepsia, heartburn, loss Of appetite, pau
sea, nervous trernors, relaxation, dcAiiity, &c.
are relieved by The bitters fn very short
spaee Of time: and n perseverance, In their
use never Sails to work a thorough cure,
aQs--9m
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Marriggfs.

At the Catawbn House on Thursday,
the 10th inAtant, by the Rev. d. p. Robin
son, Mr., w. r. HO)D, TO Miss A. II. VII
LINES, all Of Lancaster District
The Editor, Foreman, Compositors and
Devil, return thanks for the CAKE accompa-
nying the above, and unite in heartfelt wish
es for the happiness and prosperity Of the
new couple.
Also, on the 18th instant, by The Rev.
A. J. Cauthen, Mr. NELSON ROBERTS,
to Miss JANE, daughter Of James and Eliz-
abeth LANGLEY, all Of Lancaster Esstrict.
Also, on Thursday, the 9th inst, by Jacob
Funderburk, Esq, Mr. JAMES SISTARE,
to Miss JANE SHEHANE, all Of thia Dist.
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COLUMBIA CoTToN MARKET Sept, II.
CoTToN.-The transactions in Cotton. in
our Market to-day, were 50 bales, all new,
at prices ranging from 10 to l0a cents.
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NJ | 3 { Il l. Il 4 N D 0 U y.
CATAW BA HOUSE.

VH IAIIEI-SIlGcI,
ca Jc'0 rods South Of The Court HouSe)
#5 THEabove named House has {itt:4ssA>
LII. been much enlarged and put Iii
in thorough repair and furnished anew,
and is now prepared TO accomodate ali
those disposed to give it call. The sub
scriber makes no boasts but will simply
say that the Public shall be accommoda-
ted in style not cXcclled by any House
i'll the up country.
J. 4. HASSELTINE.
Lancaster, Feb ~ If !
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MIR. EDITOR-Plcasc announce Mr.P.T.
HAMMOND rs a Candidate for the House of
Representatives in the next Legislature, and
oblige MANY VOTERS
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MR.. EDITOR Please announce ]. r
CONNELI. Esq.; rs a Candidate for Tax
Collector, and obligc
MANY VOTERS.
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MR.. EDITOR Please announce JOHN
ii. ADAMS as a suitable candidate for
Cle9k Of the Court, at the next election, and
oblige MANY VOTERS
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SP ECIAL NOTICES

s0- The friends of GEORGE McC.
WlTHERSPOON, Esq, announce nm as
Candidate to represent this District in the
Senate of the next Legislature.
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~ Tho friends of WIN. McKENNA
announce him as candidate to represent
this District in the Senate, a. the ensuing
election.
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H- The friends Of WRLrAa RosEsos
announce Aaa asa candidate for the Office OF
CsRk ofthe Coast Of the Rext election.
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H X. G. BILLINGS is announced n.
a candidate for the Office of Clerk of the
Ceart at the next election, by ..,
MANY FRIENDS g. SUPPORTERS
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MR.. EDlTOR--Plcase announce Capt
A. A. GmLEsPH as q Candidate for Tax Col
leetor Of Lancaster District, and oblige
MANY VOTERS.
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~- The friends of p. T.. MORLEY an
nounce BIN asa Candidate for Tax Collector
Mt the next election. If Is
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TRACDSAOF LAND:
9I,, Mnll@n, deed ia situate in Lancaster
lst. A tract in the possession of DIR. 4.
Bush, containing 900 acres bounded by lands
Of estate of James r. Massey, deed, d. w.
Brown, and others.
I'd. A tract in possession of estate of
James. X. Massey. deed, containing 200 T.
crcs, bounded b. lands of Dr. ID. u. Bush
ID. w. Brown, and others.
3d. y tract called the Glaze Tract, con-
tanning -- acre ;, and bounded by the
TERMS OF SALE.
Cash sufficient to pay expenses of the sale.
The balance on Il credit of one and two Yeas
with interest from the day OF sale, secured
by bond with at least two good Sureties
JAMES IIEMPHIlI, G.. +. CD.
August 81, 1852.
u. ). Persons desiring information, will
apply to James II. Withcrspoon, Esq. at
Lancaster c. II.
September s, 1852. 3l-4T.
Printers fee,--Advcrtising ..$J,C8
Job Work ...2,5O
1918
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-09-09

RAILRoAD TO tiUpsoNs EAy.-lt will he
seen by an extract from the Liverpool Chroai-
cic, in aaother coluuin, that an English Conpa3g
nave cn,racted L. con-trGc, one hundred miles Of
railroad from Quebec towards iiad-0ns Bay,
At ii, 900 per ln,ie, and That the iine IN nded
10 be pushed rapidly forward until II reaches that
great Northern sea. The who.e dls1nce IS SIX
hundred nries For ourselves, me DO hot see
what there ! 10 support railroad in that d'n c.
ton; hut # the Canadian GUvernuent, o. the
BRUSH Government see iil to hund IT.
taIn'y have 10 objection. On the contrary, we
you'd suggest the e2ped'rncy OF a line oi steam
ers from The Northern terminus If the road 10 The
North Pole. Il would be delightful IN bot " eath-
er to run up to The North Po's City, and 'akc
glass; Of ice wafer, fresh from The hands oi O.d
Boseas.--[ Hash RePp5.
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HOPKINS AND BROTHER.

SUCCESSORS or PANEL HOPKINS,
AVE- Ju>t opened lairJ-si. near Jarhson street,
Il genera; assortment OF family goods ana family
groceries; also crocAery, mails and variety OF olhev
goods such as cacos shirtings and sheeings linen,
wuuen and cotton goods of all descriptions, boots and
shoes ol all and Qualities. Tor men and women boz
girls; also various qualities OF sugar. coffee, tea,
saeTus, and all sorts OF spices; ready made clothing,
broois, nuts, nvldsscs, vinegar pork, mackeTe. cod
clothes Nins, tobacco al all qualities: and butter,
lara ., sles Hour crackers, drCd fruit also. window
glass abd putty. rUes bed CORDS pow DER >h"t.
bacon soap candiesin fact, evers thing We .;el 10
sell a very small profit, Tor quick pay. Cu aud ex-
,lniie Tor ourselves AID Try
DANIEL HOPKINS,
iuI5.-l3-iv. PETER HOfhlNS-
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GREEN-iIoRN from the country, vent TO a
nenscerie to examine the beasts, The birds, and
creepm; things there congregated. among which
an ourang- outang, particularly struck his a'tentnn
several gentlemen we're c"nv'rs'ng about the
animal. and one Of them expressed the OPT non
,h,, il was "A lower order ot The human species.
Jonathan did no. like this idea, and strlding op
to the gentleman, expressed his contempt for il
thus: s.Pooh pooh . he's no more human spe-
cies than be.''
STEAMBOAT SUNK I'VE understand tha
the steamer Lamertine struck snag recently be-
,,yeen Alton and St. Louis, and sunk. The boa
,v;l, he a total Ioss-Potosi Sig.
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THE, RICE IJUESE.

vgNlE Three Story Brick ST. Anthony St, lately
h occupied ns The OF ii. NJ. Rice. is now con.
Fe.ted into Hotel; which with such additions 10 it
are cohtct plated, VIII make very spacious and con
Nehiett e>tai.shmcnt ENery Effort VIII he serted to
make tbs house HSt rate such VIII gratily the
wishes nj al and travellers. Oar cOche. vi
take guests and the:r baggage, and iron, the
irec oi charge. Strangers III st lnu before cretn
the report that oar 'rOonls all ti 90
cal unon Perhaps, they will ind better room bet
ter furniture and better fare than tl"y anticipated
JOSEF II DANIELS.
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= [. Paul March g., 1852 I.
NEW LIVERY STOCK.

HlATfIAON q BENSON, have purchased, and ex.
pee. early in NaN, IN addition 10 their Livery
stock. several and elegant carriages bH.gic,. ana
blro C.lcs also aari and horse furnishings
cquVace Of the Iao>t ces ant dtac. plpn.
A.~O-8n additional stock Of fine blood.l well bro
ken horses Query. II spirited horses ia under
The Liquoa Law, viii They be in danger oi being knock
"a ia the head.
other stable ln the West, ut SAINT Louis, Viii be
ioUnd Is complete
VIII friends and The paLic please remember III Al
at the LIVERY Stable IN the of the AI.ccan House
at the upper cnd of Saint Pal, they all hours
have such conveyance BY land, wheels or un ho.-,
back, they may desire,
PATrlSON g. BENSON.
81. Paul, April l., lS52 52-u
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TO THE LADIES OF, ST. PAUI.

~ VI
NEEPLl sensible of past ayors, ! again invite your
Ht attention to my MiALiNEk ESrA BE-
LASH HMk.NT. confidently assured that | show
you variety OF materials and trimmings VIII repay
inspection.
My facilities increased for supplying you with
the latest les and hope to be able every de-
mand which taste and sts IL may require
My arrangements for the season, persuaded, i'll
fully that winch the Ladies of Saint
Paul willing contribute, when punctuaity and
anSciy please, blended with knswledse oi what
Their excellent taste requires
NJ. A. MARVIN.
Third Street, ST. Paul., Noyember go, 1851. 81
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Notels ano BOARDING pouses
ST, PAUL HOI<E.

'NNlis house, formerly kept by J. w. Bass, being the
original hotel OF 81. PHul, 81 the corner of Third 81
Jackson streets opposite the Minnesota Outfit, is tho
roughly repaired, and reoelic and with tic additions
no" made 10 it, Is OF the most spacons and
nent hotels ia town Having taken lease OF it, aud
hted 1t np throughout with new furniture, invite the
travelling public To call upon believing they viii fni
this house equal 10 the best, in all The charges
VIII be very moderate GEORGE WELLS.
ST Iaul LII, Il
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PAINTING WITH MILK INsrEApoE OIL
We remember in f,fn:er days that some people
used to paint IN different coorS by using Skinned
milk instead of oil This would not stand weather
and merely used for work that was projected
from ram and sun. We have been requested 10
publish recsipe lor pan.ng III this way.
The Farmer 0nd .NechGRic, OF New NoG>,
contains the following direction, and SAYS:
This MODE Of 'uing has been used wish
success in Europe. 1t Is made from mix and
lime, has no smell. and dries up quickly
fake fresh curd. and hruisc the Jumps On 4
grinder or in ear'han pan or mortar Wl!h
>patua or spoon Put j. into pot with an eQnal
quantity of lime that has been well SACKED @lh
water. 10 make II Iu>t ,hica enough ~ be hnead-
ed Sllc ,i,ls mixture without adding any NOR"
water. aad white colored Guid viii be obtained
which will serve rs paint. 1t - !ald on viii,
"A brush any other paint; II spreads easily, but
should be used on the same day ii Is mixed. or II
viii become too thick. Some coors, aS t'ru>'lan
blue. for instance, are changed hy the action of
,he lime, bat the Ochres do well, such a the
red or yellow. After becoming dry it may I've
ruhhed down with clean wooden cio'h, when il
viii become as bright as varn'>h II may BE-
,aiuished OYER with The whites of EGGS, whirh
viii give it lusire, and II viii last very long ~
dry and une1posed places.
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FASHIONABLE MILLINERY.

r ARCE stock pf Bonneis at Mrs. Maryn's Millinery
Establishment. Third street at reduced prices The
Ladies Of 81 Paul are respectfully Informed that Mrs
Marvin has received nrge and very elegant stock OF
BoDnets, which she opening. and TO which she
invites their attention. She has hand large
variety both in and material which she is offering
st lower prices than ever before III ST. Paul.
II the Ladies' will call early, Mrs. NJ has doubt
that they will be induced TO purchase.
81. Paul, Msy 26.
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WHITNET'S GALLERY OF DAGCER-
REUIl PES.

fHNHE subscriber ba, recently made great improve
nchls arrangement Of light IN his giicrN, and
having procured the latest improved apparatus, which,
togethe Win his before makes he
a # his Caller, equal, not superior to any
III the West, is HOW prepared 10 execute DaserrtotNpe
likenesses IN sly le unsurpassed 10y amy operator
Lille uncertain, and persons health should not de-
In, one moment procuring more oi these me-
uentos II life, which. Gnder the trying ciGcumstances
of final separation oi friends, price can purchase
Miniatures taken any weather aud neatly SCI IN lock-
cts pins rings bracelets cdueS large vaTiftH oi
which are kept constantly Oh hand, and new paiirfps
being Consistently received. All re-pect.u .us invited
o call and specimens
81. Paul, Aug. 3. ls12 l6-u
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CASH FoR BLACKs,r,rl,I>c.

WE have bought ort the brick blqchsmita shop o:
MI IaN and te piOyy shop adJunc II, lear n :
uuction F,rt Hill and II Autiony streets, Paul,
where shall carr bachsmIthng eHu piow mak.h
IN all pirmcut> OF the business, either furnishing
NOT he desired. W intend do vorS strict
ll upon cash principles, while, Ihc reiore sa! gid
!, eNact prompt pay Heat, The prioes OF our abor Wi, be
vLRY Low. VIII ttt public II! our work ana our
pri.ess ABBOTT "a SONS.
JgIJ. lS-y
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w. =. SWIMMER,

GENERAL NEWSPAPER AND ADVERTISING AGENT,
4 'OR\ER Of Second and Chesnut streets lover n
y Post Once, 81. Louis, No.
REFERENCES
Messrs r. & w Campbell. Messrs HAYDEN q Wilson
d" Adorhns Mclefocoi HARE VI h,tteuior,
ST. Lous, Iuie l.. 9-li
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-09-09
M. II. PARKE Err.

VDLAsTERER and cistern-builder, informs the people
II OF Saint Paul and vicinity, that he will attend
promptly and faithfully TO- the work entrusted him,
his line OF business, which he PROCESSES understand
thoroughly June -, ls5l e-y.