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WELLS, FARGO s. cos
ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC
e X PR II S S.

A JOINT STOCK COMPANY - Capital
n $500 OOO-O1ics in S. Bronnons new FIRE
proof block, Montgomery street, between Callior-
MIA and SScramento.
DIRECTORS.
Henry Wells, William G. Fargo,
johnson Livingston, James Mckay,
Elijah p. Williams, Alphens Reynolds,
Edwin B. Morgan, Alexander NJ Z. Smith,
Henry d. Rice.
, 1852-12-18
GEORGIA,

5000 tons, d. d. Por>r L. :. Navy, Command.
er will leave her pier At the foot OF Warren street
on Saturday, April 24th, at O'Clock, z. NJ, for
Aspinwsl, via Havana.
Passengers by the Georgia will connect with the
well known, lavotile United States Mal steamship
, 1852-12-18

EDWIN b. MORGAN, President,
JAMES MCKAY, Secretary.
This company having completed ts organiza'
ton as above, is now ready 10 undertake general
EXPRESS FORWARDING AGENCY AND
COMMISSION BUSINESS the purchase and
sale of Gold Dust, Bullion and Bills of Exchange
the payment aud collection of Notes, Bills and
Accounts the forwarding Of Gold Dust, Bullion
and Specie also Packages, Parcels and Freight
of all descriptions, in and between the city of New
York and the city of San Francisco, and the prln'
cpal cities and towns in California, connecting at
New York with the lines Of the American Express
Company; the Harnden Express; Pulten, Virgil
& Co.'s Northern and Canada Express and Llv-
ingston, Wells & Co.'S European Express.
They have established offices md faithful agents
in ell the principal cities and towns throughout
the Eastern, Middle and western States; energetic
and faithful messengers furnished with iron chests
for the security of treasure and other valuable
packages, accompanying each Express upon all
their lines, as well in California as in the ATLANTIC
States.
They will Immediately establish Offices at all
the principal towns in California, and run messcn-
gers on their account for the purposes Of do
ing general Express business. As soon as such
arrangements are completed notice will be given.
s. p. CARTER,
General Agent in California.
Sept. G, 1882. ltf
, 1852-12-18

ONLY THROUGH LINE To CALIFORNIA AND
OREGON i-THRoUGu TICKETS NOW FOR
s6LEi
, 1852-12-18

UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP co.
CONNECTING WITH THE
PACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
, 1852-12-18

DER steamer IT, DORADO, on Tucsla,
hpHl -oIh, the GEORGIA, via llavnana, o
saturday, April 9Th. The splendid steamship
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which the town was hereafter TO be known,
should be pronounced as soon az the flag had
reached lis proper elevation. The cords for
raising the flag were now ad iusted and all wait
ed to hear the chosen name. The flag ascend
ed slowly and gracefully to its place II gentle
breeze Aoated it proudly in mid air; and the
name of Oleona was given tothe new home
of the Norwegans. Thirty one cheers Zone
for each state)were given and three more for
Ole Bull.
Mr.. Bull then started with his engineer to
select sites for mills. They found an excel
lent water power; and saw mill, grlst mill,
cabinet makers shop, &c, will be erected In
season to meet the wants of the settlers; sui,a-
be,plnce was also reserved for a taDnery; prop
err places for a church and school house were
also selected Everything passed under the
eve of Ole Bull; his intutve quickness of per-
cepon, unring energy, soundness ofjudg-
ment, promptness of decision, and capacity OF
physical endurance are beyond that of any hu-
man being | have ever seen.
In the evening, there was a grand celebra-
ton in honor of the founding Of the town.
| Bonfres were lighted in every direction. Ole
Bull made speech to his countrymen, In
which, after aludng in eloquent terms TO the
original discovery of this country by Norwe-
gians, he counscled his countrymen not to
disappont the confidence of the Ameri-
cans; "but by lives of industry and honesty,
to show 10 their new brothers that they have
not misplaced their friendship" Tho writer
adds:
"Thc emotion with which this speech was
rechcd (of which tho o5ovc is but n faint out
| line) cannot be dcscrbed; / he Norwegian,
with bare heads and hands raised to heaven
swore they would obey the laws Of the coun-
| try, and do their utmost 10 be worthy of their
protection. After silence was restored, Ole
| Bull took his violin and commenced an anthem
suitable 10 the occasion. No language can
describe this musc-tho audience. tho atten.
dnnl circumstances, and the occasion, appear.
ed 10 have gwen new and uuearihly inspira-
ton to the great artist; he touched every chord
! of every heart in his audience. Al times tho
Norwcgians wcpt iko children, as the strains
reminded item Of kindred and friends far be-
yond the ocean, and then the strains of liberty
would pour forth from tho enchanted nstru-
ment. In n moment. understanding the lan-
guage of tho music, they would shout loud huz-
zas and chant in unison the war songs and
! hymns Of liberty Of old Norway.
! And the sounding aisles Of III" dim wood rang,
To the ANTHEM OF THE FREE
"At last the music ceased, and when the emo
| lion had snbsided, n gentleman Of Pennsylva-
MIA went forward and welcomed Ole Bull and
tho Norw egians to the ancient Commonwealth
| Iofpennsylyania and to the United States of
America, and ia few eloquent and well.tlmed
remarks, promised to them the protection ot
our Republican Government and the peaceful
enjoyment OF our free institutions
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appropriate othc First Ctass-BoNes ot a's'
buunnts and furniture
Ar7iccs alBropri1te 10 Serona Class.-Boxcs, bales
of v goods feathers shoes saddcry, glass; ponts oils,
drugs and confectionery.
Articles opropriacto Third Gloss Vireinia don"''
tics sugar coffee liquor baggng, rope butter cheese,
manufactured tobacco leather hides, cotton 3arn- cop
per- tin sheet iron. hoow-ware, queensware castings
hardware marble dressed and other heavyar not
enumerated in special or fourth class rates
Ayt,ccs o5pr6Dffale 10 the Fourth C1qss-Fiour Gin
Sac>) rire pork beef fish lard, allow aud bucon, (n
bnxe or -acks) beesvax, bales Of rags ginseng
and dried fruit bar iron, marb 4, (ondreSsed) mil and
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DAILY YIRGINIAN.#
TERRY & SHIELDS, Proprietors.
JAMES MCDONALD, EDITOR.
rEEERpM.5.

The NIRGTNIAN Is Published daily at So and semweely at
annun IN advance No subscription is taken Tor shorter
time than sis month";. and paper discontinued exe ~
option the Propetor, until all arreara9es shall have
len la3l
ADVERTISEMENTS inserted for 80 cents per for
le eyery form insertion and 5 cts for every outer
one insertions is not marked on the Ms 1t
be published l ordered out and charged accarliugly
The YEARLY RATES are-For the privilege Of two squares
$50 sl0 5r square, daily scnWeekly
s2j form, daily so. souiweey S35 Every yearly
advertiser eIicl his advertising to his par
the space stipulated for
le will be charged raahi5 for the excess
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LEXINGTON q Ehromgh

AZ III AEINtH D VIN 1T VasFa ID
ssz:5:;5aasz T0bUonAHASs;I = n y TWO Day, n +,
ona Lgpcd5urg On and after the 10TH our Bouts will
leave Richmond daily Sundays excepted, at the usual
nour P NJ. and arrive in Lynchbufg in "a hours and
in Buchanan in AZ hours
Returning, leave Buchanan at y A. NJ, every day
except sunday and arrive in Lynchburg at 81 P. NJ
LesVe Lynchburg nj S p. M and arrive in Richmond in
30 hours in time 10 connect with the Norfolk boats eav
ing NJ 81 A. NJ. and the Southern and Northern Rail
Road car. leaving at A. NJ.
Passengers for Lexington, connect with daily line
of Stages at North River Returning. lcave Lexington
every day except Sundays, and arrive in Richmond in
Al hours.
Passengers ror Farmville, fare 50; Buckingham H.
fare So 25; Charlottesve fare 81 aud Stmnton fare
ga will leave Richmond in Mondays, Wodnesdays,and
Fridays Boats
Below see card of time of arrival at Intermediate dis
tances
Leopc Richmond dailv, eycept Smdogs, At p. m.
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These vessels all Of the first clus, built IN the city
of Batuore expressly for tins nnde, and have snPcr
accommodations Tor passengers They are con'
manded by experienced Captains aud qualified for the
trde,and who will spare exertion to accommodates
They will be towed up and down the river by steam
aud may be relied To sail promptly MS advertised
Merchants going North or ordering goods from New
York. will find tito their interest to ship by this Line
is the only regular line, and freight viii always be
taken the lowest and every effort will be made
by the agents in Richmond and New York, give snt.
action. unexpectedly nsk and hop to succeed in o
tanning full share of patronage. Goods shipped bP
ibis line to New York, will be forwarded free Of
mission to New Orlenns Mobile Savannah Charleston.
or any other port The vessels will be in Richmond AT
Rockets in New York nt berth No. |, Coffee House
slip. foot ol Wall Street.
DAVID CURRTE, Richmond, ! 81.
CifAS. II. PlERSON, n. York. ) ''s' '''
Richmond. Aug 2S-dt. No.61, South Street
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PIPES.-5'UUU W"odaII PIPes'
w superior article, just received and for sale by
SEP 22-.is LEE ~ JOHNsON.
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Arran.ement A of tIAe Mails, Aug. '52.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. from Charlottesville on the
same a ys as heretofore, Tuesdays, Thursdays and
4aturdays Schedule time OF arrival, a m. Leoves on
SUNDAYS, Wednesdays and Fridays, at am.
PACKET MAIL-Ihe Packet brings Way Mail
Wednesdays, Mondays and sundays, and takes Mon
days, Wednesdays aud Fridays On Monday morning, a
Richmond and Northern mail is received by the Packet
RAILROAD MAIL-Hiails dispatched by the
Railroad daily at 30 m, for Forrest Depot Liberty,
Buords, Big Lick Salem, &c. and Tor castle and for
the present, all the watering places
BY the Railroad also sent, Tuesdays Thursdays
and Saturdays, mails Tor Bedford Floyd and Franklin
LEXINGTON AND PATrONSBURG MAIL-Ar-
rives daily, except Sunday, at Gap. m.
Leaves daily, except Sunday, at half-past six,
FARMVIILE-Au -es daily, except Sunday, about
midnight, bringing the mail from Richmond, and parts
North, South and West OF thai city. Leaves daily from
IL to IL p m, except Saturday night.
DANYILLE-Anives, as her 'ofore, Tuesday :, lhurs
days and SATURDAYS Leaves ~ heretofore, MONDAYS,
Wednesdays and Fridays, at a. M .Iz
PEDLAR MILLS-Arrives, as heretofore, Mondays
and Thursdays between 10 and IL Leaves about
l p. M, same days:
= Mail closed at 6 p m
~ On Sunday morning. the office wiz be kept open
for one hour after the Mail is ready for delivery.
Aug 1S-dts VIM M bLACkFORD. J.. M
BLANKS FOR SALE AT THIS OFFICE.
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CARDS.
tNsssasE HOTEL, MAN STREET
HOTEL. Corner Of


EABEEE HOUSE, EymcsiburS, va.
" rbe undersigned takes this method ointorning ms
friends and the public generally that he has leased Tor
II of years the CABELL HOUSE, and that It Is
now open for the reception of company. Il has nn-
dergone a thorous 1pair from T. tn bottom, and IS
1urn shed with NEW FURNITURE OFT AND OUT
All he asks call and fentre satisfaction Is not given
10 charge will be made. He has also leased EHoh's
Stables the best in the city. which will be furnished
With plenty of Pruvender. and attentive Osters.
G. ". 4. RAINE, Proprietor.
\. B.-I have made arrangements with the proprIe-
tors of the .VIRGINIAN READING Room, by which my
guests will have the pleasure Of visiting that resort OF
news and literature Cards Of admission will be OBJ
taiued at the Hotel. " l2-dtfl W Ak,
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BLANKS FOR SALE AT THIS OFFICE.
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LYNCHBURG,
RAILROADS AND CANAL.
MAZE TRAM.

tt. szA-s F-T---ssr1
4 .a- - 3 's.,....ss;.:. -; ...s.,...s.,ys
VIRGINIA AND TENNESSEE RAILROAD.
FHNHE MAIL TRAIN will leave Lynchhurg daily,
Il (Snnday's cxcepted,) at O'clock A. NJ, and re
turning will leaye Bonsach's ut ; o'clock, NJ.
aug 10-dts THOS. .1EI1IS, Ae't.
Accommodation Train.
f-TI nEE zEas5ssgsszz.s7 VIRGINIA AND TENNESSEE
szzs sz1z--Ez--1sn2 RAIL ROAD-A Freight Trnt
with Passenger Car attached, will leave Lynch
burg daily Saturday Sunday exceped) at 24 ocloci
P. NJ. and leave Bnord's daily Sunday and Monday
excepted) at o'clock.
Freight intended for this trim accompanied by two
day tickets be delivered in the Depot before sun
the previous evening All freghls must be prepaid
aug l0-dts THOS. JElIIS. Ag't.
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ENREE ExGlBaEEON.-The subscriber 6av.
e. ing obfine5 nt considerable expense. from Mr.
Whitehursts Washington Gallery, Dagneneoiypes OF
the following distinguished characters mostresPectniy
invites the public call and examine them, in eonntc
ton with inrge number of his own productions al 'he
Whitehur-t Gallery
President Fillmore Gen Winfield Scott VIM A. Gra-
ham, Gen Franklin Pierce, Wm X. King Gen, Lewis
Cass, Judge Stephen a Douglass T. d Gibbs
july I9-dtf Proprif''"
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. Furniture Ware-RoonIs,


~ NEON EEaenspOftthIOEa bbhf
F=ss~1ssaznoss 10 PiYSjUrg oad he IReH-The under
signed would respectfully inform their friends aud
toners, that the Penns ygana Canal will open on 18th
March, at whichtme will be repaired to forward any
amount of M7chondase 10 all points the Wcstern
tcrs, with dispatch, at the very lowest rules.
Pate on Tobacco to Pittsburg, Coo per 100 lbs from
17t Alay.-lime days.
No Commission charged FOR forwarding at Baltimore
or Philadelphia e, H. kOONS,
March 4-ds Agent Union Line, Baltimore
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lNs sURANCE COmPAN

VALLEY OF VIRGINIA, At WINCHESTER.
Cdarlc,cd Narcd I'm 1852 Capi,ai 5000
wirn POWER TO INCREASE THE SAME TO 5000 900! E!
rTyHIS COMPANY having been duly organized, is
Il ready toreceve applications and issue Poi-
cies and offers the citizens Of Virginia the inducement
of "A home Company for the safe insurance of all kinds
of property. merchandise, &c, fair and equitable
rates. The Directors the public that this Com
pany will he conducted with view pcrmanency, and
the striete.t principles Of equity Justice and close
regard to economy and the sntety Of the insured
PPFsIDENr-JOSEPH s. CARSON.
SEcRETARY--G. s. FUNK.
AcTuARY-O +. BRESEE.
JosEPH s. Carson, = WM. l.. CLARK,
JAMES Z. RELY, JAMES II. BURGESS,
LLOYD LoGAN, n. W. RGcHARDsoN,
JoHN KERR. =
Fg Office Piccada street, near the Valley Bank,
Winchester L. ID. CHRISTIAN, AGENT.
Sept2--dly Lynchburg.
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JAS. D EDWARDS THOMAS c. PIGH'
Failand vyinterEas!liOHs for 1923.

VNDWARDS & PUGH, 3 doors 0bore j. g. Meem and
VI opposiie S. B Ihuman, Nam 81. Lynct>ufg Va,
have lust received their stock of Fall and Winter Cloths
Cassmers pnd Nestiugs; which consist of the latest
Styles and finest quality of French and English manu-
lacturers aud will he to order, with warranted
Workmanship and fit. My old customers and the pub
lie generally are invitedto call and something new
and beautiful JAMES b. EDWARDS, Agent
semi 254ts1 For Thomas c Ppgh.
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Accommodation 'Erain,

sLst ls lss His...is;4 .issz.4 SEsSnE s,ayRRoAD,
NOTICE TO OWNERS OF SLAN ES.-Nn Shave
will be permitted ride the Railroad with
Sp6c0i acritea permission from bis or her owner,
the agent guardian o. the owner unless accompa.
service. Such permit must he given in duplicate one
of which will be retained by the Conductor of the Train
CHAS. +. M. GARNETT.
march l8--ts Chief Engineer.
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Z OCkS! EOCkS!-Receivod, direct from the
EA manatpctory, a complete assortment Of Locks, of
all kinds, qualities and prices, from piece TO
$3.50 Having determined to keep thorough and well
assorted stock of al kinds Of Carpenters Hardware,
and tn sell at moderate profit, invite all those in want
to give me call before buying elsewhere.
sept l1--dts A. WINSTON
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Yoar committee are OF the opinion that contests
of this kind, are better settled by the people
themselves, and were !, not FOR the fact, that the
session il more i6un half gone, and the imposs-
hility of Benton co., 10 send another Representa-
live for this session, they would say once, the
seat now occupied by Mr.. Beatty, ought to be de-
clared vacant. But as il is, and for fear injustice
might be done Benton county by being rnrepre-
scented; esht
Your committee therefore beg leave to offer the
following resolutions:
Resolved, That James Beatty. is not entitled
to seat in this House:
Rssolvsd, That WIN. W. Warren u entitled
TO seat in this House.
w. p. MURRAY,
j. w. FARNHAM,
JAS. M. BOAL.
Committee.
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Nor Vicious BUT PLAYFUL" Is your
horse perfectly gentle, Mr. rrouer!"
" Perfectly, sir. The only fault he has
go,-lf that le a FAULTS playful habit
Of extending the hinder hoofs now and
then"
"By extending the hinder hoofs you don't
mean kicking, hopes''
"Some people caIl'it kicking, Mr.. Green,
but it is only slight reaction Of the mus
cles--a disease rather than vice"
Exit Mr.. Green, whistling.
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JOHN MORGAN,

.Midwa, bet,reen st. Paul and StilI,cater,
DEGS leave 10 say to strangers whiting Min
- nesota, and the public generally, that having
now made his arrangements complete for the ac-
commodaton of the public. and being situated
in the midst Of the most delightful scenery, sur
rounded by lakes that abound in fish, and IN an
atmosphere of unsurpassed purity-he hopes to
see company from abroad, as well as from neigh
boring villages. They will find the charges
moderate. WHO
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p. X. JOHNSON.
II. IA. JOANSO%.
Drarer ard Tailor, en- Jackson street, nearly o7-S
Minnesota Store :.

Draper ard Tailor, Jackson street. nearly o71ese
TIE Minnesota store 4 ft
ED ESf ECTFULLY announces 10 the people u MiIa;e-
IA Territory, that he Is carrying on :hc Merchant
Tailoring business, where he offers for SALE AID employs
experienced workuen to make into gsreLts cheap Tor
cash, the following named articles:
French English and AHerieHn Bread Ciets lain aid
Fancy Cassimeres, great variety Of Iich Nr=sgs IRE
Shirts, Collars, ErawcTs UndeI-sairts, SaspcDdor-y
Gloves, CTavas, hats; variety of gocts for summer
clothing. aud mary articles not relinnel, which for
nentncss durability ard fit, b. sifp.ssec b. any
ia the trade. Thankful for past iavois, he aoci,s
continuance Of the
r Z. JOHNSON.
81 Pant JrGc 8 1851.
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ELFELT g. BROTHERS,

ELF FL T g. BRO He RS,
w citizens of ST. Paul, and its surrounding country,
to examination Of their large and splendid stock of
DRY GOODS,
Lately received from the Eastern Cities, which they
now offer for Cash at unprecedentedy low prices A.
ong their assortment may be found the following being
Only part OF their heavy stock:
EAE JAMESON every quality from 60 cents to
EH IS cents, at ELICIT & BIOS.
GAsHMERE--Aa beautiful assortment, TO be had
u at ELFELT BRos.
ALPACAS..PIain, Figured, Black and ChangeabIc
IN may be found at ELFELT q Bios.
nRESS SILKS--Black, Figured, and a variety Of
~ Styles to be found at ELFELTs'
CATiNS and Fiorences, for Bonnet LinEgs-every
~ color. For sale at ELFELrs'
VELvETS--Rich silk, and Cotton do, to be seen
at ELFELT & Bno's.
UpTDBONS..Bonnet, Neck and Beta beautiful
Z assortment. For sale at ELFELTs'
ERAvATS AND SCARFS--Gent's black and
" Figured silk and satin--an elegant variety
For sale at ELFELT & Bios.
CCARFS-.Men's and Boys Woolen--a large varic-
~ ty, from 20 Cts 10 81, at ELFELTs'
HNLOTUINC..A large assortment of Clothing and
~ mems wear, TO be found at ELFELrs'
GARPETS--Floor and stair Carpeting, very cheap
~ at ELFELTs'
NASSIMEE ES--Black Doeskin and Fancy Cas-
~ simeres, tor sale at ELFELTs'
GNLOTHS--Bue, black, and Fancy colored Cloths,
~ very cheap at ELFELrs'
XNINDOW CURTAINS--A superior article
wv for window curtains, at ELFELrs'
EV.ANNELS, Tickings and Iinseys--7A Large
IL sorthpent to be had at ELFELTs'
DUCkSkIN MITS and Gloves for 80 cents at
IL .t ELFELTs
6NLOvES-Mens and W omen's Kid, silk, and WOOL
N en- Gloves, ut ELFELrs'
"OOLEN IIalffIose-a good article-only rs
w cents, at ELFELTs'
K DkFS--Lsdies Linen Cambria kdkf., from - cts
IN TO S3, for sale at ELFELTs'
ACE Underslceves--A superior assortment, to be
La found at ELFELTs'
ENDGINGS and Insertings-A Large stock of silk,
IL Cotton, Cambrc, Swiss and Jaconet Edgings and
lnsertings at SOD BLFELrs'
vVNOYS--A great variety OF Toys and Fancy Articles
y for the approaching Holidays, TO be seen at the
Toy Room of ELFELr a. BRo's.
November, 1851, 32y
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SAINT CHARLES HOTEL,
1t Saint Aufhony

1t Saint Anfhony.
vWyHE subscriber has taken lease of this large Ho
tel with all its Surroundings and appertainings--
sensible that there is demand at the Falls, for public
house of the very first Glass; the subscriber promises tc
come 10 the highest standard, Us tnc marKe.
Minnesota will admits and will endeavor having an eye
all the premises ascertain all the time what
ting to make cacs guest contented.
d. L. MOULTON.
Sept. 4, 1861. 2o-ly
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ANE Of the Oldest and finest Farms in the Territory
\ ID of Mi.nescta, known the "CAEorHERs' FARM
situated in Washington County, on the Cottage Grove
road about twelve lies from Paul. This place in
the centre of thicly settled farming community, aud
contains $50 acres with about eighty acres under cuiii
vation, ne wood ard water privileges together with
farm house. barn, and other oahouses. It is anariy
known as the Thumb Farm and viii be let 10 an indus
trious practical farmer upon easy and advantageous
terms For further information, apply 10 Gen. James
Nice. Bo2!.
St. Paul. November II, 1851 3ltf
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RE manufactured by the Subscribers and warranted
IN be Of the best Quality, AT IL cents by The box.
For use they actually worth twice much any
other candles, sold for tallOw candles at Saint Paul
Terms cash Candles OF our manufacture be found
at J. Z. Fnerton's Store, the junction 0. Third
and Bench Streets al the OF Fort and WALNUT
streets
NJ CROFT,
A. KIRKPATRICK.
ST. Paul, Oct. 2, 1851. 2i-Sm
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( AMERICAN HOUSE.

<EA RODNEY PARKER, late Of the American
Isssm House, Lowell, Mass, having lease Of the
.'AA large hotel at the upper end Of st. Paul. with
everything in roper order for the convenenc Of trav
eers boarders families desiring urnised apartmt nts
respectfully invites his friends and the pubic to give
him call, believing that he do much for their
comfort be expected "a new country" not yet
supplied with regular markets. day