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MRS. MERRICK,S
Fashionable Millinery Rooms.

No. 80 Main Street, Galena, iii.
lust received direct from the East latest sty les Of
- Ladies silk, silk and Lace and Grape, Dress Hats
Florence Braid straw, Hair and Chip Bopnets in great
variety; Ribbons, Flowers, straw Trimmings, etc, in
TACT general assortment, OF Millinery ard Fancy Goods
IL IS the intention that every that gives call
shall be perfectly satisfied with goods AID prices.
NfANTi A.NAkaNG.
III connection with the above, all orders promptly
God 10; il is needless pun, well known if not
would refer TO Mrs IL. NJ Rice, Mrs. Holnshead and
numerous others. Nisettes, Dress Trimmings, etc. for
sale low. MARY MERRICK
u Remember the No; 30 Main street.
''alona, June l.. 1852 eff
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Harlow ARE: HARDWARE

r OOKING GLASSES Table knives and forks. Wait
crs, brushes, Ea>kets, wooien and hollow ware,
ImwaIe. lamps, etc. Ours, Rifles, Fishing Tackle
ahd sporting apparatus oil al kinds, together with gun
ouiliEs efcussion caps. etc. Fancy goods together
Win iufge assortment OF goods which would require
All the CO INNS OF the Pioneer Ia specify Doing BUSH
.ess on tue CASH system, and having purchased our
goods very low III the Easiern kcts, invite an
examination ut our stock, knowing ciier induce
mens 10 buyers that cannot be found elsewhere in this
market }. McCLouD, Jg- - co.
julU. SIN
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hIssIssiPrI R,lLKoAD CONFERENCE.-The
convention lately assembled at ST. Ions, adouted
resolutions in favor of the construction of Il IA road
from the city oi New Orleans to = central point ~
the Territory of Minnesota, m the direction # the
Red river Of TIE North. and with Il branch To the
FALL al 81. Anhonv; SAID road pass by the CAPT
tai Of the State OF Arkansas, The Iron Mountain, and
the CITY OF 81 Louis, the STATE Of Missouri, and
the vsllry of the Des MoiHes, in the State of Iowa
To construc' this road they ask from congress a
qnntit, Of lard elual alternate sections Tor ten
miles IN width on each side If ad road Throughout,
it, entire length, th the privilege Of selecting ether
lands TO make up the quantity of such as ma,
have been sold, subject to rre-emption within
the distance Of ten miles from the Tne.-(ll Wis.
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l.. BLUM'S NEW YORK BAZAAR.
At the Daguerrean Binding.

n 'oRNER Of Third and Cedar streets, St. Paul Min
" nesota Territory
la SIX weeks returned the second time from yorL
Win an entire new stock of goods.
inis IS the most complete assortment Of Ladies' Fan
,Dfy Goods ever brought to Minnesota. The stock
I"oe, from New YORK. Was purchased at cash prices
aiu WI DE sold at the Cheapest rates 1t comprises
Velvet Clocks, Coin CIo.Ls
nnr a''n ccered Broshe long and So. shaws
Egix1S prices i'm;nings-all descriptions
,ioN'i ali Kinds s. Collars all prices
Hosiery. every variety = Gloves Kid and (,axh,,aro
Delanes Yankee not;ons "e'o
senet ior e!oahs Real French Pcriimery
Ladies' Wooden Jackets All kinds oi "a hit cd
D Diss siiS veiis, Tor 50 cts and upwards.
Cord hid gloves, tor 65 cts ard do
" nte and cold linen dainask table Govern,
~ go 60 60 naph ins
unlleacied linen table covers
Ladies, please call and examine for Yourselves. en-
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NEW GOODS--FAIL AND WINTER TRADE.
XKTINNE q COOLEY, at the Cash Furnishing Store
Wv on Roberts street, ST. Paul. having just returned
from the Eastern markets. now ready 10 show the
citizens OF ST. Paul, and all who may favor them With a
call, the largest and varied stock OF Fall ana w M
ter Goods their line, brought TO this Market and
which you are respec fully invited 10 call and examine
This stock consists in part OF the following Articles
Cloths, cassimeres, Nestmgs, Read, -nade Clothing,
pnd Gentlcnens' Furnishing Goods. Merino, WOODEN,
Norsted, Cloth and Flannel Wrappers and drawers
Hosiery, of all Kinds, qualities and prices; Gloves ana
Mitens in endless variety, such BucF Worsted Der
lin, Merino, Cashue Woolen &c. Also a very beau-
tlul assortment OF white and colored Kid and silk
Gloves Tie patterns of Collars, Iandherciies,
Scars, Ties, Crayats, Stocks, &c.
SHIRTS.
Fine Linen Bosoms, Of the latest French and English
fashions Flannel Calico, Check aud Hickory Shirts, in
great quantities. Duck and Drll Overalls.
READE-MADE CLOTHING.
Cheaper than ever but too numerous TO mention, call
and see for yourselves.
BOYS A y ID CHI ILDRENS' CLOTH n g g..
We have very tine assortment made up in the neat
est manner, aud at Yer, low prices Buckshn Mittens
and Gloves, Fur and Driving Gloves, Rubber aud OIL
cloth Clothing. Carpet aud Travelling Bags
In the CUSTOM DEPARTMENT., may be found all
the les OF Cloths, Cassmefes Dceskin NcsliRgs
and Trimmings TO match; and venture to say, that
give Won good and fashionable work can be
had of New YORK, and warranted to suit, Or no
sale
~ Don't forget the place Roberts street door
10 w. H. Stmans store.
WHINE COOLEY.
ST Paul, Oct. 2s, 1852. i2S-tf
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CAIRO CIrY.-Seyen h,r;lred hands are now at
work raising aud widening the leyces around Caiio.
Tor the better protection OF the city Fat from inc-
ton. When completed, these leyces will be twelve
feet above the point reached BY the food of ~ and
eighty feet WIDE on thc top. The Contra, Railroad
will pass entirely around the city, probably on the top
OF the leyees and the matter of maxim. all reuairs
required upon them, deyolves upon the railroad com
pany, the good people OF the future city will rest at
ease inside, bidding the floods outside defiance.
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Mechanics Unien Association.

Office, No /, Goodricli's Building SPaNafIELD, Mass
NJ. u. DEAN, President,
WILLIAM PATTON, G.. C. Woop, ,,., ~,
II. Ii. j DKINs. S'''' '''
FENlS is an Association of Workngmcn and Others
for the MUTUAL assistance of each other in OF
sickness accident.
BY the payment of the following annual deposits YOU
will become Life Member, and be entitled "A weekly
benefit during ie it You should be disabled by sickness
accident from attending to your ordinary business
occupation FEMALES insured against sickness common
both Sc
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COMMISSIONERS, NOTICE
SFR AIEn

an sbon the 18th OF September, sorrel poney
y bald face, PAGER; one bay poney, white stripe N
face: one grey poney, dsppe; black and colt
long maie; stud, long name Any person giving in
formation of the above horses that get them
again, VIII be rewarded.
C.. RICE & co.
St Paul. Dec. J. lS52-tf
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RHUBAgB CHAMPAIGSE.-We annually pro-
duce, SAYS the Scienc American, fifty mil IONS
OF bot;iss OF genuine champagne besides besides
any quantity Of lermente cider sold rs such. j. is
is stated fom good authority, that one estabi sheu
alone annually manufactures, ard sells the gtiune
sinf, 100000 bottles made prncipa, fon.thc stocks
Of Thuba b..
We'll. perhaps these do aoou, well, aud possibly
sone dock roots would do better but think OF Is,
We wine -bbbers, WHO suppose YOU are sipnns the
pure Juice OF The gfape.
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A son Of Lnther Corse, If Dover, y. H., II wears
OF age ON the 18th ut asked permission Of ms father
TO 60 to turkey shooting which the father refused
The son went into the wagon house took a halter.
tied II 10 iaist, and standing in the wagon eaned
forward, aud put has chin INFO the halter, in which
situation ne found shortly after but not until rt.
was quite extinct. Ii Is supposed that the bov
intended to commit suicide, bit TO Tighten his father
I0r Ielusin. hun pelnlis son 70 90, as he wished
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Eurbank'S Northwestern Express,
ukLRlNG tac close oi navigation will dis patch spc-
y c4l messengers 10 and from st. Paul tsalcua,
sean monthly. Er,ights iaryS aTdcd twice a weeA--all
Kinds oil Express business udins renittances OF
hey. collections, purchase sale Of inercl: ndize and
property, q C., promptly ATTENDED to.
{. X RICE. u co, -.
CONSTANS Il BURBANK. Hs'S
st. raul. Dec 9, 1865 --if
\. Il. \ messenger viii leave for Calena. Monday.
Dec % Money and orders should be handed in before
o'coch Of itai morning.
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WEBsTER's OPINIoS OF DicKESs.-A report
Of conversation at Marshded, says. dickens,
SIR SAID Webster, Dickens sir, is profound NH.
!osopheI, great philosopher. " wilkins Macawb c
10 the tnes' prosressionist ever heard Of In some
things, sir, Dickens as inferior 10 noae but Shak.
spere.
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THE an AINE LAW" ~ EERNoNT.-Thc Yer.
mont Legislature, before adouruiug on Wednes.!a,
last, passed liquor b,l on the Maine law principle
with prosiso that ii b. Submitted TO the people in
March and If sustained by them, that it shall take
effect in December Of next wear
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81. Faul. November IL, is5a-ew


VENiE subscriber has i'll that Old OF honest
4 pute, formerly Kept BY Mr Hopkins, a stock of
good. which he brought here with him bargain, the
advantages Of which he is disposed share in retail
with amy good citizens worthy ef the offer lie has
general assortment OF Dry Goods including Blankets
Coats, Pants Stuff Boots and shoes of all sizes and
MANY other articles in this department. not common
lie has Also Tooacco. Tea and some other Groceries,
which can be sell, glance b. those who viii make
HIM II New Years call. H. {. WOLF,
decg--s!n Corner Of jackson aud Jliro sis.
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OPIUM ~ NEW loRK.--A ply stefan Of NJ y /.
asserts that thousand pounds Of opium are sold b.,
retail IN thai city every week; and that the terrible
practice OF opium eating is iea,iuly increasing II
snere IS anything worse than alcohol opium is the ar.
Aicla =
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WARNING NOTI(,I3V

Ioaon Of Hastings otisrWise called Oltrcr's Crore
&AHEREAS. Alexis i}aiily, sen, of Walashayy vii
W lage, has Just caused la be surveyed into Tow
Lors, piece OF land the side OF the Mis-
r'e near the mouth OF the Ncrlion river at or
the important point heretofore called divers Grove
nov Hastings
his Is therefore TO all persons from purchasing
or contracting to purchase, OF said lots, OIL slc,
piece or land, Chat is TO say, the piece immediately
below the claim OF Henry q. Bay) rs the said piece
o. iaha ana lots are in part owned by Edward r. Parker
III pursuance OF an instrument OF writing signed by the
said AieAis Badly, sen, as W ell as by residence
Persons purchasing any Lots from Alexis Bal,v SEN
whic may have been surveyed the tract of land re
erred TO, viii do their peril he having no right in
law OK equity 10 dispose of the the prejudice
shhi Claimants; and the validity of any such sales by
MN made Will be contested in every legal manner.
EDWARD +. PARKER,
~ THOMAS FOSTER.
Hastings, Wabashaw Co. oct ol-273m
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ENGINES. BOILERS & MILL WORK.
J. I. DOWDAIL s. CO,
Washington Foundry. st. Louis. Mo.

N2ANlNG one Of The largest and best furnished q :.
Il tabshnents in the West. we would cal, the alter
non OF oil persons interested want of mill ork
10 the fact that have the largest Of Pa,
terms IN the city. We employ the best Of worknen ard
use the best oi Ia the manufacture Of our work md
having been constantly increasing business for If
teen years, we Halter ourselves that have given gen
era satisfaction. Engines Of ali szcs fitted UP on Iron
Frames, ready TO run
Boilers and heavy sheet iron work Of all kinds CAST
nss ana wrought iron work Of all kinds aud from the
best Patterns now IN use, for ard grist mills
Saw dust Burners, Carling Machines Pickers etc
Nn!Wuetts can have work made 10 suit their draw.
ings ferpis reasonable. and particular attention psd
I" having the work ready and shipped by the time agreed
upon.
We re.er to Martin Mower, ESQ, Arco,a Mills or to
'iF' l.. Delano, saltwater; who using work of
our manufacture, for further information
May q, 1852, e,f
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NOTICE.

A PPIICATION having been made to the prohate
N Cont of Washington County by A. Van voorhees,
Esq, administrator OF the estate of John Couer, ae
ceased late oil said county, for extension OF ms
letters OF administrations hereby give notice that said
application will be heard at my Office in saltwater, on
Monday the 9Th day OF december, A. D., lso2.
Ii. WILSON,
Judge Of Probate for Washington county
Saltwater, Dsc, 7, 1882. lof-1t
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
TIME undersigned having been appointed Cominsslon-
L ers receive, examine and adjust the claims Oh all
persons against the estate OF John Collier, deceasec
late of Saltwater, IN the county of Washington, aud
all claims exhibited in Offset thereto; hereby give no.
tice that they will meet at the County Commissioners
Saltwater on the eighteenth day oil January
next at ten O'Clock, A. NJ, attend to the duties OF
said Commission. The time allowed for the prcsefta-
ton of said claims is limited the 1h day OF June,
A. D., 1853. JOHN MckUSICK, }c,u,,is-;,,.rs
OLIVER PARSONS, ''ii'"s ''o"e'S'
saltwater Dec. z, ls52. 3i--4t.
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CHEAP CASH sToRE--vnoLEsALG

AND RETAIL.
GROCERIES. PROVISIONS HARDWARE, BOOTS,
SHOES, HATS, CAS- CI orHING, PAINTS,
OILS, GLASS, FtRNIriRE, BOOKS
AND STATIONERY.
yENHE SUBSCRIBER by lsfe arrivals Is in
n ceipl and opening in his new Store on St. Anthony
Street, the "American Hoise," large and most
complete assortment of the abovenemed Goods, which
will positively he sold lower prices for cash than
before offered in this place. His entire stock select
ed with great care, and purchased in the Eastern and
Southern markets for Cash. that he safely
his friends and The public generally that it will be III
their interests TO call before purchasing esew here and
examine his stock which consists in part follows;
~ q II n M-NSs-
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An ENTIRE NEW STOCK.

gUE Subscribers just received by the last boats
III the richest and most fashionable stock Of DRY
GOODS TO be found in the Territory; consisting in
part of
ENGLISH, Swiss and French Embroideries.
LACE GOODS OF all kinds.
FIGURED and plain De LANES.
r. DGINGS Inserting and Flouucings.
LONG Shawls and Wool Scarfs-
TRIMMINGS, for ladies' dresses.
A LPACCAs and Nohair Lustres,
EEDLEW0RK, Cuffs ant Collars.
DRESS SILKS, black and co'or,d.
BOOK, Swiss and Cambria Musl ms.
lcH, heavy watered silks
y IL Cloth, Drugsets. and Window Shades.
TAPESTRY anc Ingram Carpetng.
III OtSERY, Gloves, Drawers and Shirts.
ENGLISH and India Silk Pocket Hdkt's.
RIBBONS, Nelvets and Fancy Goods.
Besides many other articles which, through the hurry
and press OF business cannot take time to eiuner-
Ladies and Gentlemen look your interests by
giving us a call ELFELT d BROTHERS.
puui. Nov. IS52-ff
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markets. that much time and expense may be saved by
purchasing their goods here. An examination of nv
stock and prices i respectfully solicited
The following articles comprise part of my stock:
Meffitnac prints, Embroidered dresses,
Union Dina'0 Do 10 U tt,s.' n llIe.'-'
Spragucs GO Laces and edgngs,
ihiI. Aliens * Sons prints, Embroidered collars,
Blue ard Orange do Dress buttons
Hickory styles, Artificial fDwers,
Heavy brown sheeting, Band boxes,
shifting, Ladies far.y bonnets,
Inc me ~ :" Florence braid
, Brown diiliing Misses
ia bleachei M sin, " Fancy bonnets,
81 and IS Bonnet rit ous,
blue dfililngs Cap and SIX ribonx,
Otis donims, Para.ols.
ais Co Umbrellas
Cable twists Linen table covers,
Hamilton tichIs, Union q
AnGskcag Worsied
Apron checks. Jaquard diaper,
Crash and diapers, Ladies miyeu hose
Town linens linens 49,, - white aid black hose,
Kentucky jeans, - mixed h,se,
Plain and fancy Tweeds Mems half hose,
FANCY casslnieres SILK pocket hdki's,
+ Saiinctts, I'll, kew red
Lancaster Cinghams Ii.aen Gamble
Scotch Ladies hid gloves,
Muslin dc aincs, - Isle thread gloves,
barage dc lanes, cotton
Plain barages, Misses
Portsmouth lawns, Mens
French . - Isle thread gloves,
BIN and figured SILKS, g hid gloves,
Colored grapes, Silk cravats,
Grape iisses. Summer shawls,
White Illusion, Linen thread,
tolorcd " Cotton
Check canhrcs, Spool threaj
Jaconett Knitting cotton,
Swiss and BOOK muslin, Needles. pms,
Bishop lawns, Percussion caps
Iophns' Brtids, sus lenders,
Tapes. steel ptrs, Peal buttons.
Ihnblcs, asoIs, Agate
Razor strop>, Coat and vest buttons,
Hoo@s and eyes, Pencils
Violin strings, Gold pens,
Violin bows, Tea and table spoons,
NioliGs, Table cutlery,
Ivory combs Pocket knives,
Back Scissors aud shears,
eide Toys, &c.
Riding q
TEAS.
Young hyson, Gun powder,
Imperial, Black.
VIRGINIA TOBACCO.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Mems Kip boots, Womens' morocco ties,
thick - Jenny Lind
" cal CATERS Il IL dS
Womens kip bootees, ChIdrcns shoes
Misses =" Boys brogans,
Nomens enHmeled" Mems -
Woinens' morocco boo,ees, pumps
Misses palm leaf hats, White shirts,
Bows, FLANNEL -
Mems leghorn
y. A. PACKARD,
JOf Main street., Galena, III.
Galena, March oth,ls52. 5o--if
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RAINS IN EYGLASp.-When it stated by
The Europa TIA, flour had advanced in consequence
ct the very wrher, it seemed surprising at tns
season OF the wear; vet from the following tom The
London core ponnen. Of the y. Y. Commercial. it
appears that the rams like deu-e than
angling else, and Therefore excite general alarm.
IL is dated November lbta.
''The prospects Gt me weather are very unfavora-
be. No similar continuance q rain IS remembered.
Mot Of the valley Of tie mi hand con,irs uader
WATER aad several OF the principal lines Of rail
way, communisation has been suspended There
have abo been numerous Instances OF loss oi lte and
destruction OF property besides suspension Of work
a. many important mills and manufactures Cattle
ald sheep have been washed away in large numbers,
and up Ia the present ne there is iite indication Of
permanent change. The temperature Throughout
the entire mont has been exceedingly warn
We have also had de!Iginy aims in this country-~-
but not serious in Ia land We cc:tainl, nave
had more than cnop-h in isconsin--bu these have
been evea moro anp.e ia New York and all the mid.
ole aud southern states. As We might reasonably
expect, tae drought e the summer has been
followed bs very WEI autumn.
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HYDRAULIC CEMENT,

TIE Subscriber having been appointed Agent for the
sale Of Louisville Cement will keep large supply
q hand and VIII be sold at a small advance from Man
uiacturers prices. ii. L. MCCLOShlN.
f,aleua March %. lS52
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st. Anthony, June IS, 1871.
TO SOETIERN AND W ESTESS T.OpE
SELLERS Nd MERliI ANIS

TO SOUTHERN AND W ESTEHN ROOE-
SELLERS AND MERCHANTS
E1AIL trade 1852. Eooks and Stationery M Whole
n sale. higgins kellogg Publishers booksellers.
ctaioners ard Mauiac tIers Of every ynrety OF Blank
BOOKS, 81 John street, corner Gold New York VIC
call IRON merchants and booksellers yamine the prices
and qualities OF their very large stock Of
BLANK BOOKS, MEMORANDUM AND PASS rooKE
Embracing every variety needed school and ci,s;oo,
books OF every Kind used in schools and academies; IL
brry aud miscellaneous books for public Institutions
schools families and sunday schools; bibles nryer and
hymn books, OF great variety and sizes prices and
of binding. 49,
Stationery OF every variety Of foreign and domestic
Manufacture all of which they pledge themselves IN
ply as low any other house the trade i
y. b. oolscar. letter paper and states at mill nrces
New York JulY ]. ~ 80
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III. f. M'CLOSk Ell,

ENHOLESALE Grocer, Forwarding and Commits
w sion Merchant, and General Steamboat Agent
No. 81 Levee Galcna Ill. The attention of BUYERS is
called my stock OF Groceries. Provisions etc. etc
Having received by late arrivals from New York Bos
ton, New Orleans and ST. Louis, which in addition my
former stock, renCrs assortment Compiete. shall
continue to receive additional shipments from time TO
time, during ation, thereby enabling me to have
fresh and full stock throughout the season. and TO be able
all times ill orders the lowest market rites
The Receiving and Forwarding Business shall in eve
ry instance have my personal attention. 10y which, des
patch and care Will be guaranteed, and the EXPENSE Of
storage and Drayaee us much as possible avoided.
feet assured that my facilities long experience in
The Commission and Forwarding business enable
warrant entire satisfaction any that NAV fay or he
with tleif patronage.
Liberal Cash advances will he made on Produce and
Merchandise shipped for sale in this market Par
tcuar attention will be paid the purchase of all art
Giles no, in my lire.
II Agent for Galena ard II. Louis and GaleEa and
81. Paul PACKET LINE OF STEAMERS.
IL. L. M'CLOSKEY
Caena, April |, 1852. 1t:
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REY & FARMER,
Wholesale and Retail Crocers.

EEAVE just reed by the first boat. Nominee large
and well selected assortment Of Groceries and Pro-
visions, consisting Of sugar, Coffee, Tea Pork Flour
Lard, Bacon, Hams, Shoulders Dried Fruits Cheese
Rice, Candies Soap, Salt, Wooden ware and Willow
ware and will receive fresh supplies BY every boat d-
rect from ST. Louis, all the Those wishing to
purchase will find il to their advantage call and exam
inc before purchasing elsewhere.
ST. Paul, April %, REY Il FARMER
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FLOUR FOR SALE.
INSTANTLY hand at Frunk Smith 4 Co.'S
~ Clayton, Iowa, (about IL miles below Prairie du
Chen, and an excellent andng) which we as
good any in the market; In Quantities to sit Drch,
'c'" ts-ss s0l THOMPSON DAVIS
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REFERENCES.
r. Choutesu, Jr. & CO., New York,
Lor'nz Sterling q Co, Pittsburgh,
James Peck 4 Co., Chicago,
Bridge q Lewis, Detroit,
Ray, Keith & Co, Cincinnati,
Chopteau d Valee. st. Louis,
James Carter y Co, Galena,
Sfillman & Rood. AZ
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NOVICE.
WYE the uudersigned having been appointed Com
Wv mi-<toncrs receive. examine and adjust AL
claims and demands against the estate OF William Bow
en-. deceased, do hereby give notice thar tAe must
scented Ia and that VIII meet for the purpose
Of Xalnning and adjusting the the oi Jo-
seph T. Fullerton the last Saturdays OF November,
December. January, February, March, Apri and first
Monday al May following: and that the 2it Cf Miy il,
1858, is the time limited by commission receive,
examine and adj just said claims
S ). I. r u GIaH1n }com,r.
JOHN MCKEE.
81 PAM Nov D IS52-S3A A.
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Co,I,I;sSioyERs yoTTCE.

tDN MEs>IONEES NOIGtE.
n he undersigned having been dns appointed Com
uissoners. To receive examine Sud adjust all claims
and demands against The estate ei James NJ Geodhue,
late tt St Paul, deceased, will The store of j.
E. Fullerton IN II. Paul. ON the first Monday OF each
month, for the settlement Of the same.
j. Z. FULLERTON,
H. L VANCE.
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