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Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-05-06
new DRUG STORE.

- THE subscriber would respectfully inform
~ i his friends and the public generally, that
he has taken the store under the Sagada-
y hook House, next door north of Ballou's
81 Clothing Establishment, where he Offers for
81 sale a complete assortment of Drugs, Med
icines, Chemicals, Fanty Articles, Perfu-
,,sru Patent 1fedjcfnes &c S-c
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-05-06
Commissioners Notice.

Be sure and get The genuine of A. G. PAGE, :,
Agen, for Bath and vicinity epis3m4;
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-05-06
Radway's Medicated Soap

Possesses woudrous virtues skin diseases To the
complexion ii imparrs beauty.
Rad1oay's Circassian Balm
Impars nut rimen; and health the hair makes it very
strong, glossy rich and luxurian Price % per
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-05-06

The following letter from the Hawaiian
Minister OF Foreign Affairs is rather inleres-
ting. The authorities, as appears by this,
rely very strongly on the United States for
nrotection.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-08-19
CHURCH BELLS.

THCRCH, Factory, Steamboat and Locomotive Bells
" constantly on hand and FEALs CHiSEs of Bells
(G LuuIherl cast Ia order. Improved Nutc,
with movable arms attached To these Bells
they MAY be adjusted to ring easily aud properly, ard
Springs Also which prevent the capPer from resting
the Bells thereby piooI gng its sound Han gings
prte (lcudirs \ ohe, Frame aid WheeiD furnished
desired.
An experience of 30 years this business by their late
father, enabled him ascertain The best form Tor Bells,
the combination OF metals and degree u heat requisite
ioI seeming III them the gFentest soiIdy. strength aud
most meloiiors tones; which improvements, together
with his even assortment 81 patterns,
held by the sbsc hers who have up the bust
tess, nd vino VIII dt3vpr sustain The
reputation which the establishment has en-
JOY ed. luh in TN. aid foreign countries the bells from
which have repeatedly received the highest awards Of
the n State Agricultural Society ard American Insti-
tutr ard At which were com! lettd Chimes and heavy
Alarm Bells for d,r, parts ci the ucn and Canada
MATHEMATICAL. INSTRU MENTS Will stl he
manufactured by the subscribers al which they wi have
constantly nn hand, M assortment of Transit nstru-
uents, ieyols Surveyors, COmpasses, (plan nonious
and mproyedJ sc. Also Brass Composition CAST
iAg> ui any size cast to order
All Communications promptly attended to.
ANDREW MENEELY'Sr SONS.
West Troy, Albany Co n. Y, 1851.
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SPRING TR AIDE.
1852.
1852.

SPIENDID Stock of rich Fancy ard STAPLE Goo, . q
~ the " \. store, OPT este the Al eIcan. Having
ctiNed by late arrivals large assortment OF ENGLISH,
FRENCH AND AMERICAN GOODS, CON III is a
complete assortment al the newest and beauIfnl
articles Tor the Spring a:d Summer trade; all OF which
are how reary for exhibition and sale AMI viii tie offer
ed ri the lowest market prices, at Wholesale ard retail.
In this eAtel siVe assortment, be almost every
article usually found III the best pr, Goods establish
nets and also inaly and splendid IT, les of goods
Tot 10 he ouEd elsewhere they having been selected
with care and expressly oI this market. urchasers
are reminded, that IN addition TO RICH STOCK ii
staple and Fancy Goods, at ali times Keep large
variety Of Carpeth g AID Floor Cloths of all The
and various styles; also, complete Of Ia
dies misses al Cbi.dItns shoes. We would respect
fully invite orr friends ard purchasers &c Dry Goods,
early examination of entire stock, sssuTiI them
that every eAertion will he made re,:sr the bush
calls OF friends both agleeab, Id profitable.
d. Ii. HOLMES.
Gaiena AbriI -. 1852.
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Wholesale Grocery nna Iron store

w uOttS0sc NsbOCCSy uuO CtOTcs
N connection with our stock ef SLIGO IRoN, we
would call the attention Of np-co,htry merchants and
retail dealers generally To our stock which embraces
evuly thing, iqaors Excepted, in the Grocery and frU
vision line
we propose selling for c:sh Galena market prices
adGn,. Of rr,s ortatio, and believe that
slpli, bUrli.. honse keepers ard fa.ies good
terms Is they purchase below.
Our stock has bee selected with care, 8 that
WARRANT iae quality Of al articles sold by
Ctl-CA RS-.t;o,nInon Drown, Refined, A, u and G,
- Crushed and Powdered, by the barrel, at
MARSHALL Co.'S
MISUNDERSTANDING syrup, sugar -house and
lVA iaiitaton, at MARSHALL. a. Cos
GOLDEN SYRUP, in legation kegs, fer farn
" Its, NJ. d Cos.
COFFEE and TEAS, of every kind, at
ENoU R--JaspeF Extra and sarerilne, a,
DOH K--Clear Mess, just put up last week, a supe-
Il ror article tor families, at NJ Cos.
CALT--Of every kind and in any quantity, at
- ma Co.'S.
nIL--linsced, Bleached, Lamp and Lard Oil, at
" NJ y Cos.
EANDLES--Spcrm Star and Mould, at
~ Mo Co.'S.
XXyHITE LEAD, Turpen,ine, rutiy, Whiting and
w Lamrback, at Nj Cos.
XNJlNDOW Glass and Nails, Tobacco, Goldfish,
w MucAerel. Butter and Cheese, Axes, Clocks Corn
Baskets, oohiig Glasses, Gro Bars, Buck Mits Grain
Blooms, Crackers, Axe Hcyts, AID almost every thing
thai can be named, Including lows and ieppersance,
Tor saie al MARSHALL. q Cos.
Saint aGl, October, 1851. 5-2o
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III. NEwHAII l. CO.

III. NEWHALL, CO..
WEoLEs.LE DEALERS liz DRICs, MEDIciNEs, CHENy-
GALS, PAINTS, OILS, VAHNISHEs md DYE-sTlFYs
WINrow GLASS and PUTTY, GLASSWARE, PER-
fUMERY, FINE SOAPs, FINE HAIR TooTH
PAINT adv HIrEw ,snBKi "a Es FIELD
GARDEN and FLOWER SEEDS SIR
GlCAL INSTRUMENTS, Specs,
SNVrFs, PATENT MEDI-
CIvEs, PURB WINES etc , Tor NEpIcI,At rrerosy.
FANCY ARTICLES, sVF'R INKS, LITTER and CAP Pa.
PER, GOLD III d STEEL l EMS and ST ,TInNERy
GOLD and Tin Foil, and a great variety
az other articles.
This il the Oldest Drug establishment north Of the III.
nOis We have done business in this CITY sipcs
1871 hysioia,.s AID Merchants aiwa,s lind a, this
loise, FRESH ard UNADI LTERATED Medicines al OF
the FIRST QUALITY IurCh asers invited To Z, anime
our stock. as il Is larger than other the Invest,
aid We believe prices will satisfactory
TO any who ma, trade with U.S.
Cale:.d, November, looi. o-a9-ly
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III P,ice Fifty Cents per Bottle. II
CERTIFICATES.


have used the "Pesignasomih repeatedly in my fam.
ly, aud recommend il the safest well
efcaciOus medicine IN all arrangements Of the bowels
have known. 1t has, to my knowledge, saved
several valuable lives In obstinate Cholera
Morhns by seDtery, etc. 4. w. BORUP.
st. Paul, Man 26, 1852.
This may certify that have used the Vegetable Com
pound Astringent pre- pared by Mr. f. f. Ety. In my fam
lily. and have oud he the best By far OF any thing
oi the kind have used In one inst
cured obstinate OF Cholera MOrbus. Net n sim
gle individual shoald he without this valuable medicine
particularly in country where the DiarrhHa and sum
iler complaints are prevalent.
CHARLES II. CAKES
Having used this preparation in my family, most
ch"eriul JOIN Mr. Oahes III the above certificate Of its
vlItueA. ALEX. RAMSEY
ST. aul, May 81, 1852.
take pleasure in beirg able to state that have
used In family, Mr. ELS CompUund Astriurcut
especially last summer in OF summer cOmplaut
III an infant OF mine some nine months old and cheer
iul y recommend its use to the public.
St aul, MaN 81 1892. WN. HENRY FORBES
have used the lhdian pound Astrnsent and Ton
c, IN, self, aud in ftmi, and found il eec i've es-
pec,i Ia Of children teething and consider il AN
active al d sale remedy for all bowel complaints
ST. aul Aae |, lo5l. A. K. FRENCH
have used the Indian Compound Astrngent and Ton
c, prepared by Mr.. +. +. II, aid and found immediate
relief; and can cieeriuliy recommend it speedy and
sure cure Tor diseases Ol the bowels.
ST. aul May ~ 1852. II. +. MASTERSON
certify that have used the Indian Tonic called
Il esiguasomk,' and recommend the same as an excel
ei strusei, easalt i'll its taste, aid certain in its
j. NOAH
ST ranl, Aug. 1851.
u All orders for the above medicine should be ad.
dresse. TO Il. + Lily, ST. aul, Minnesota.
jane 3, 1872 7-6m
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Jeptha:s Daughter.

Sa, stood before her f.taci : sorgrou, tent,
To li.t.n To-. his co,nug. lie. loose hair
Was res,,ng IN her sho HIS, hkc cload
FiJatil a, a.oal "A stat lie, All t.is WIND,
Jist sway,n; he. !, ,lt rcbe. revealed shape
Piaxitei.s IA. III worship. She had ciasIcI
iisr .ali. u)on = BIS IN, anl hal raised
II r beaui Il, oak, Jcw.sn, eyes 70 n ,dven,
I'll. tie Ion ASA = lay ujon IN b on,
Nsr / p Il. AT, parted, like taa ri L
Ora 10 n. gran az blossom al her neck
JUS; VII re the chick m-i.n To It's curve,
" ,th the ,ea.,y bea@sy s.netines there,
Was shaded. as II li,at nj E.'i.n Of,
lis 81 C,,e polished. Sh, WIS st,'Eng
Her Ii ht quick b. ea;a .l-il an! Ia, Whit rose
Scare moved upoa her b. IN, Il sweliel,
I.k. notAn; b;i oyei, wave q! H.,
To meet tns d. Gang oi hes queenly NIX.
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nEMIJHOHNS--l50, !, ?, 3, i and gall. reed pc,
~ Excelsior, and Tor sale by ii + McCi.OSkET.
ANyHISkEY-lCO bbls Cd Rye reed and for sale by
w II + McCLOSKEY.
GNOFFEE-S5O bags Rio Coffee, reed Per Golden Era
~ and for sale 10y HF AFCLOSNEY.
VANoBACCO-l25 bxs Virginia, reed and for sale nv
ii MCL0SnEY.
/. IGs--5oo drums, received and for sale by
EDICE-2j tierces, reed per Golden Era, for sale by
IA app MCLOSAEY.
- tLERATUS-25 bXs Boston Saerains, received ara
~ Tor sale by II MCLOSkEI.
rs ASKS nrow1 c s'G" rc London rorsr Scotch
app ii Nl'CLOSAEY.
NNACKEREL--75 bhs No. l. d. 8 Mackerel reed
APP HF MCIOsKEY.
VHHEA-l5U hf chests G Imp and II Tea received
Il Per Golden Eta, aud ior sale by
app Ii rCLOsXEY.
HtURRANTS-25 casks Currents reed per Golden
~ Ira, and Tor sale by Ii MCLO SkEY.
kERkINGS-22j b IS Scotch Ilcrrngs reed per Col
q Il den Era, and Tor safe by II M'CLOSKEY.
- IolNS250 BIS NJ Iiasins, reed and for 81 by
~ app III MCLOSkEY.
NNTINE-l5O casks Ciaret and White Wine, reed
w and tor sale by liz M'GLUoKLY.
DACON-50 casks Hams and Shoulder, reed PEI
H bon Accord, iof sale by III MCLOSkEY.
NEOLASsES-IOJ b5Is reed and for SAFE bv
A'A app If MCLOSNEY.
EANDLES-l5O bvs Star Candles reed per Wiscon-
X sin ami Tor sale by Ii MCLOSAEY.
rTAR5O bbls Tar, reed per Wisconsin ard for sale by
app III M'CLUSAEY.
4 ARD--5o bbs Leaf Lard reed per Wisconsin, and
n Tor sale by IF MCLOSkEY.
DRANDY--9o casks Brandy reed per Golden Era,
- and for sale by + MCLOSAEY.
~ BOXES Pint and Quart Flasks, reed and for
wv sale by Ii r M'CLOSKEY.
ENIDER VINEGAR-Received and for sale by
~ MCLOSKEY.
IUNN1E '-l0OOO Gmny Sacks reed per Bon Ac-
N cord, and tor sale by HF MCLOsKEY.
1RlED BEEF-l0,U00 lbs Dried Beef reed per Bon
~ Accord and for sale by HF MCLOSAEY
nRANGES-5o bxs Oranges, received and for sale by
" Ii + MCLOSKEY.
kNOUR-5o bhs Extra Surerilne Family. reed per
Il Excelsior, aid Tor sale by II + McCLOskEY.
= KEGS prime Leaf Lard, reed per Excelsior ana
- ior sale by ii McCLOSkEY.
ANS AND SHOULDERS--20 casks reed per Ex-
u u ceisior ana ior sale by III Nee LOSNEY.
MESS rOKK-aoO ibis on hand and for sale by
An n McCLOSKEY
SoAP-250 bxs yellow, reed per Excelsior and for
~ saie U! III McCLOSXEY.
CANDLES--l5O bAs Mould, reed and for sale by
~ III MoCLOSkEY.
SREEN APPLES-lCo bbls in and for sale by
~ HF McCLOSKEY.
SUGAR-55 hhds Fair to Prime n O. Sugar. reed per
~ wyoming aud for sale by II MeCLOsKEY.
ElGARS-I0,ooo La Union Rpgala Cigars; 10000 Ma
P''N', "" u''' 'V.VvU W dsHiigtOu 90: tU,utV
bioones do dos 1900 Tres Maria DO do, 900 Union do
90; 1000 La iuia do do; 10000 La Athena do do:
I,coo La Nscoiai DO Dis; 5000 Principe assorted do;
ceivrd per Wyoming and for sale by
MUS HF McCLOSAEY.
4 NHhESE-l25 hys Western Reserve Cheese reed
~ per Highland Mary and for sale by
ap3 r AIcCIOSKCy
EtLAss-3oo bxs assorted sizes Window Glass. rec,l
~ per Excelsior, for sale by IF McCLOSxEY
NAiIS-515 kegs ass'd reed per Excelsior. and fur
sde D! hlh29 McCLOSkEY.
ARD OIL-2j bbls Lard Oil reed and for sale nv
- ap2'-i-2 + MCLOSKEY
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AN APOLOGY from MARSHALL s. co,
&IllsO MN SiNRk.

AKT feel that clog, is due the ubic and the
w inter Tor lot having advertised mere. The
truth Is, our large NiIer SiIch well &daped TO
the rset thai gave time To write
advertisements uiiil ii reduced that it
worth while.
We wish to say to the rublic that are about out
Of SaSas our hr,ghbors hey q Farmer however, have
good n srneit W e have the other leading articles
OF family groceries Yet aid among other things OF
EXTRA COARSE BOOTS al so.
few bbis Mtss Eeci, do Vinegar, at Ia cts. per gall
loi; hbs Moiass.s, III At cts; T,,acco AT ~ cts
tee, II cts; IRON AID TEEl. NlSES, Dot those
mtenrers and extravaganza, but NilknsoI.s i'll
be. lionghs at ST. Abl attic have will he sold
nj small d,iv u.tl the OpsIng IL Luvsa
tun, whe shall be hand with Just what is want
ed in the Grocery aid Iron lilc
81 anl, March ii, i-52 41-tf
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Galera, A?i.l q, io5..
NOTICE
TO the lISyepoeTs Or tie - n

10 the passengers % tie y. b. Goc. Ramsey.
Q"G Ire tf0tetitSg putitc generaiiy.
nN Al after "Wednesday the l2th inst. rnmfort y
~ h. l. :. MAJ Coach vii, leave Saiik RAJ ids Tor
i oTi Rii!ey, ever, Wednesday morning ciuck,
letHrriis m une 10 meet the boat uk Ralds every
atutdas- shond there be passengers for the Font ur
l.,t!nenlae points o the arrival al the boat frda,
aterl'"oin, a - g. VIII cave on saturday u.nn M
"c-oCh, ittGTlL IN tlle IT, meet the boat We'd
ht.iaN moran IS iassCigcrs VIII be cov.yeh 10 the
""dsc ~ w T. Co.bSit, ttar The steamboat Gii.,
wiIeIe hey Cal. be accommodated.
J. w. CORDETT.
Sauk Rapids, May :, 1872. ST
Ham
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AKstANGEniit t'olk 1852.
UNITED STATES MAIL LINE

Consisting Of three irsl class boats,
NOMINEE, Capt. y. SMITH.
BEN CAMPBELL, Capt NJ w. LorwlcR.
DR. FRANKLIN, Capt. X. BLAKELY.
Leaving tia.oaa,
The Nominee, Capt. o. Smith MONDAYS ut i2 olock
The Dr Flalrlin, CAPT. r. Ii kelly, "Wednesday 5,
liz o'clock.
Tie Ben Campbell, Capt. r. w. Lodwick, Friday S,
1T Il o'c ock.
Ia above Boats will ran regularly during the ensuing
Having HE Mail CuhII net, their puuctality
he lied they Wit remain nj 81. au su.cei.tlv
Ion TO enable passengers visit The Falls of
thony.
or sneel aud accommodation these Beats are ursur-
pa sed and every aiteI to- viii he raid Ia usseI gers
AZ d Fcci.ht They will leave puncInal Y the hou
hsinol.- rae No aimee will make the trip So not to
bt sundays.
Goods shipped 10 he Agents ut st. LOus CaIeua to
60 b, this ne. will lac TO- war,lci free OF charge.
GdrEa heinz the terminus Uf thr great tho, uush fares
!cadn u esl ward Il ON Chicago Milwaukee nearly
all the travel from tile Eus ard, desti ed Tor the PIPER
Mississippi. takes pa. by Steamboat from This ui
Also, nearly All the Steamboats, the Southern trade
from st Louis and other ports below, come This
,ort Tor rcshi'mrnt Tor poL {, above.
AGLNTS.
Z. + Sass, st Louis, Nelson, Gilbart 81 Co.
.. II. CAM bell, Il Co. Nelson's Landing
Ga!ena c. r. Red, lake ! elm
G.. West, HHhuqre, L. Hcuzrll, ONT LoEs lass.
NJ larswor'h! do, Churchill " Nelson.
\. NcClegnr, SIT luntcr.
Mctiregor's I:eiing J. w. IIabcocS ST iaul
u. W. Bri>bui>, P.da ChenS II. eargeant, do
F. d. Cowits. Lansing Russell {. Rire,;st. Anthony.
Cam bel & Smith, Jas. cck q Coz hicaao.
81 arl March H. 10 . SUI
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ENGINES. BOILERS MILL WORK.
J. T. DOWDALL 4 CO,
Washington Foundry, st. Louis, Mo.

HAVING one Of lie la.ges; and best furnished e.
tabI!sinets IN the West, we wo, call the atten
tIo oi ali t sso,s Interested. of mill work
10 The fact HAT have The largest OF Pat
terms IN The city. We employ the hest OF wurkmen, and
Use the best Of iron in the manufacture OF work aud
having been constantly Increasing business for fl
teen ears, fater ourselves that have given
eral satisfaction. Engines Of a fitted up Iron
Frames, ready to run.
Boilers aud heavy sheet iron work Of all kinds, cast
iEgs Sid wrought iron work Of all kinds and from the
best patterns now IN use, for aud grist mills
saw dust Burners. Cartng Machines, ickers, etc.
Nillwnghts can have work maze TO suit their draw
iEgs Teruis reasonable aid particular attention paid
TO having the WORK read, aid shipped by the time agreed
upon.
We refer 20 Martin Mower. Esq. Arcola NILS. or 10
MIR. +. X. Deano saltwater; who using work OF
our manufacture, Tor further Information.
May %, 1852, e-u
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. C. BURBANK Il Co. ST. Paul. w. l.. FAWCETTE
d Co, st. Louis.
NORTHWESTERN EXPRESS CO

CONNECTING AT GALESA AND ST. LOUIS WITH THE
AMERICA! AND OTHER EXPRESS COMpA MES
vUNO and from all the prncpaI cities in Inc u,;,.d
IL States California and Europe for the sreedy trans
toraiion OF money and valuable packages collection of
all kinds of merchandise. - ~ "
Agents.. X. RICE 4 CO., st. Paul; OrIs wEsr
ST. Louis, J. BaooKEs, Galena.
N. B.-Particular attention Maid IN the ro,v.r,;r,
e"o COMMISSION BUSINESS genera j. S-ff
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THE MINNESOTA REMEDY
Fen CHOLERA MoReUs. DYsENrERy, DIARRHGA, &c &c
"PESICUAGOMlk,'

INDIAN COMPOUND AsTRINGENT AND TONIC
TIME materials Of this medicine entirely vegetable
indigenous minnesota, and well known to the In
dtiis by who they have been used from time imnemO
rial with iL,a .iule Success.
The roprieror confidently recommend this med
icie To the public CERTAIN safe and pleasant
for Cholera Morbus. Diarrp, ID, sentery and all dis
Of the boweis IL aoris almost
lief in ofgripings cramps, and ordinarily effects
II complete cure in 81 eight hours.
To bOstien, RaitnIen and i.unbermen, and all per-
sous Taveirg the river This nedicine invaluable.
Our citizens going below durng the Summer months
shoid lot itil II provide themselves with il.
The .Pe,igaagoDt" Hisi of course derive its repa-
taii,m from the testimonials oil those who have made
trial OF II.
ar lease read carefully the annexed certificates.
lIei AIRED by T.. +. Ely, st lauI.
And for sale at the Bookstore Of LIZ DUO Il ROHRER.
and AT w. u. FORBES Minnesota Store, at HITCHCOCK
a. KELl OGG'S Drug Store, and nj JARVIS, st. Paul.
Also AT the hnncsOa bookstore ST. Anthony; at Rus
sells, Sauk Rapids and Churchill 4 Nelson's, Still
water.
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REGULAr. PACKET FOR ST. LOUIS.
AND INIEE MLLlATE NRTS

tfst.tSa The new and splendid passen-
q So &c. Steamer GOLDEN ERA
Vxnct.--r.r7'~-Sr,G HIRAM BERsiE, tunlnaIoer.
SETzSS|:.41-s<-ry.:-IE4 has commenced her regular
.this tri;s between Gal.i.a
~. Louis leaving Gaeila every Monday even,I NJ
ocIocs, tud ST t"ui, f,iiay eveiii O'Clock The
Goldei Era has been fitted with every n.
safety Id comfort oi her pas>e gers; aud her State
Rooms and Saluons furnished with elegance ANA pro-
vIdrd with every imrr"veei. For freight ptssage
n Is beard
JAMES CARTER & CO, Agents.
(;nlcrn, Avn q. ioJz. Ii
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ii. T.. I.CI.OSEEy.

"HOLESAt.E Grocer, Forwarding and Commits
W sion Merchant aLd General Steamboat Act
NO 70 Levec, Gaena, l. The attention OF bu,e,s Is
ca led to my stock OF Groceries, rovisoIs etc e,r
Having received by ,,c aIriva from New York Bos-
ton, New Orleans ana st LGIs which in addition 10 my
former STOCK, renders my assortment complete shall
continue 10 receive additional shipments from time 10
tine, during navigation, thereby ehab ing ne to have
resn Az" l stock ironahou' the aid able
a' ali times. TO I'll orders the lowest market rates
The Receiving aud Forwarding Business, shalt in eve
~ Instance have my personal attention, by Which des.
patch ard care will be guaranteed, ard the expense Of
Storage and Dray age 5 much a. Possible avoided
ieei assured that my facilities LOT "a perence in
me Commission and ForwarliIg business enable me 10
with their patronage.
lihern Cash advances will he made on Produce ard
MercbaIdtse shipped sa'e in tins market ar
cular attention will be laid to the purchase of all ami,
Giles nos in my line.
~ Agent tor a Galena and 81 Louis and Ga,ens and
ST Paul PACKET LINE OF STEAMERS
Ii. +. M'CLOSKEY
Galena, April ], 1852. IF
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Mechanics Union bsSociatjOn.

OIce, No. l, GOodrch's Building, SPRINGFIELp, Mass.
N. b. DEAN, Presidsnt,
WILLIAM PATTON. G. &. WOOD,
ii. b. JuDkINs, T"0"e'"' eo"''
TUNilS is an Associations of WOrkingnen and Others
for the MUTUAL 0ssistace Of each other in case Of
sickness accident
BY the paN iei If the following annual deposits Won
will become a life Member, be entitled to u weekly
et duri hi il should he disabled bv kmess
accident fom attending to Your ordinary blsless or
occupation FEMALES Insured against sickness common
TO both
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AMERICAN MILLS,

THE subscriber having been appointed Agent for the
above Mills viii keep constantly on haHd supply Of
Extra Famiiy -Four" Warranted superior 10 an, -four
sold in this market. II. +. McCLOSKEY.
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the days OF Dives, icr evidently not in use; or
II that gentleman would have called Tor it, stcn, al
ivf drop OF COD WATER for oEiy will n cuui The
rarched tongue VI ths invalid, but it will give lie ana
aiiatol, ~ ali. Iced alone lit Tor dr kim,
Then, how can you keep butter, Your cucumbers
your milk and cream, and fresh meal cool wthoui
ice! You can have it, every morning delivered to Won
warranted swcef and fresh very small adv &c ON
the actual ccst Of manufacturing of ~
maa7 (s-sD CHARLES sYMoNs.
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HYDRAULIC CEMENT,

TIE subscriber having been appointed Agent for the
sale of Louisville Cement, Will Keep large sappiy
hand VIII be sold d small advance iiom Aiti.-
Gftcturers prices. Ii. +. McCLOSnEY.
Gaena, March %, Is 9.
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GROCERIES,
At Wholesale aud Retail,

\ Roberts Street, Saint aui, next door 10 the
~ NUild's AR The subscribers, believing thai
1outa Cal he Sold III o"i ail, at Wholesale cheap
rs they can lie sold al any place above St LOUIS, have
opei.ed lat Il siocA vi
GROCERIES,
of the best descriptions tor family USE which they will
sell loI cash very small profit, b.. retail ard b,
Wholesale, at prices ouch VII all retail deal
tis ia AiibhtsUth III buy goods at their Among
The ira' ariclts which shall offer, will be- (he-
sides every other kid goods usually iouh0 in large
Grocery Establishment, whether here enumerated or
L0t,) the following
Flour, OF various brands; Sugar and Molasses all
kinds; Coffee, Tea, Tobacco and Salt Salt FISH Oys
tefs, safdlies, etc Butter Cheese, Lard and Oil.
LlOuORS-such is Brandy, Vine, Gin, Nhiskey,
Champagne
lROViSlONS-consistiIg Of Pork, Hams Bacon
Dried Fruit, etc.
fateni Buckets, Glass, Nails, Putty Shot Matches
Candles. Soap, brushes, Bruons, and great variety OF
other goods. RLY q F>RMrR
~. 1 aui, October 9, ISL l5-,r
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ATER'S CHERRY PECTORAL.

WiS unrINaied- cure Tor coughs, colds hoarsness
- bronchitis, whooping-cough croup, asthma and
consumption, now too well known, require any certi
cafes constantly kept for sale at Hichcox Axtes
IN 81 Faui; and by dealers in medicine every
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