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Q1alena advertisements.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. BOOK

I No. 90 Nam street, GQfena, IL.
JOSHUA BRO0KEs
Dealer in Books, Stationery and PaPei Han einss
NTAyING just completed his Fail purchases in the
IL Easunow offers for the inspection Of all persons
wishing to purchase either in large small quantities.
complete assortment Of School, MIscEiI 4NEous Law
AND MEDICAL Books, Music Books, and Musical Instru
nents, BlaDkbooks in any quantity, spd to order
AL standard works IN THEOLOGICAL AND MEDICAL SCI
Their editions of Bibles and Prayer Books 1,
every variety of size and binding.
Country merchants Public Libraries ard the trade
supplied On advantageous terms, and the public gene ay
at as low rates as nj amy establishment in the West
" Hishest price paid in cash for Rags.
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Wholesale * Retail Fancy Dry Goods
House. on the Stewart Plan:
IA lR('EILI.Eb {. ~


Az l. just opened and Ga ~ rec, ipt or the new
IL est ard most fashionable Styles II fc Dry Goods
consisting o SilAs, Shlvls, Barcsos De LANES Potl-
exc, Housekeeping articles such Carpets, Mattir
&C. al '.c most approved 81 les and raiterns
Hosiery and Gloves, and il fact everything tn wav Of
Dry Goods Their stock Of fine goods lar ard equal
in quaity ard prices thing 81 Louis or Fasicrr
markets. The shopping Community Of Miunesota are
solicited 10 examine ths och consisting n
mar of.- "
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GRDt .3RisCS,
At WkOiC.air and EetniI

I'm Roberts Street, saint Paul, next door TO the
~ Worlds Fair. The Subscribers believing that
Goods car be sold IN :SiI.l Paul wholesale, as cheap
rs they can be sold any place above Louis,
opened large stock Of
GROCERIES,
OF the best descriptions for family Nhch they Will
sell Tor cash AT Il very sms profit, by retail and by
wholesale, prices sncl viii warrant all retail deal
ers in Minnesota 10 buy goods at their store Among
the leading articles which shall ofcr, viii be- DE
sides every other kind OF goods usual, found large
Grocery Establishment. whether here enumerated
not) the following:
Flour, Of various brands; Sugar and Moasses all
kinds; Coffee, Tea, Tobacco aud Sal; Salt Fish, Oys-
tiers, Sardines, Butter, Cheese, Lard aud Oil
LlOU ORS-such Brandy Wine, Gin, Whiskey,
Champagne.
PRONiSiONS-consisting OF Pork, Hams, Bacon,
Dried Fruit,
Patent Buckets, Glass, Nails Patty, Shot, Matches,
Candies Soap, Brushes Broons, and great variety of
other goods REY d FARMER.
ST. Paul October 9, 1851. 25-n
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s. CRAWFORD & CO..

''fIOit-oiIt- NEIAI- UtiNTS,
81 -HQiH StTeet, GuiepG,
Ne AVE just received fu!I suppl, az Drue, Med.
u cines, rants Cils. Dyc-StUhs, " irdor Glass,
GlaAsware, Putty, etc. etc lhey VIII be constantly re-
ceieng supplies o The above ard ether liz their
line. and would cs the attention # those wishing 10
purehase' as they ,.tr to sell II 81 Loo.. prices.
Gaena, Oct. 9, I4lI >,
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T0WNpRopERTY FORsALE

OTIS IN 81. Puu1 proper and m Whitney hhd sihth
Addition, finely situated for residences and for bust
ness, for sale ON terms suit customers.
IL We are also prepared 10 buy town property
JOEL WHITNEY,
d. A. J. BAKER.
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The Monkey agreed

The Monkey agreed
At once TO proceed,
And hopping along at the top Of her speed.
To keep up with the guide.
Who few by her side,
As eager 10 show as the other TO see
Presently came to the old oak-;ree;
When from hefs
In its mighty hole
In which she had cunningly hidden the whole,
One by the Maggie drew,
And displayed her hoard to the Monkeys visw -
a buckle of brass,
Some bits Of glass.
gur,sr dropped by gypsy lass;
tattered handkerchief edged with lace,
The bait Of knife and a tooh-pick case
An inch Of Cordelier' srope,
4 very small cake of Castil;an soap,
And medal blessed by the holy Pope;
Half Il cigar.
The neck Of jar,
couple Of pegs from cracked guitar;
Beads. buttons and rings.
And other odd things,
Such as rarely met with except in The Gu
riosiiy shop Of furnishing Jew
And such as my readers woud think me an ass if
Tried to enuulerae fully or classify.
Enough" SAYS tie provsrb, IS as good as
feast;
And, in fact, though the catalogue might be 10
creased,
And hundred more articles added at least,
Some dozen or twenty
Arc sat sapienti,
Which means, ;f The reader is Use, they are pl. n
".
So why should bore
His patience with rnorei
Suffice it to say,
Without further delay.
That tho long exhibition al length was Ger,
And that, having gone. one by one, through the
whole,
And carefully packed them again IN the hole,
Alar;n'd at the pause.
And not without cu,cs
The Maggie looked anxiousy down for applause.
The Monkey meanwhile,
With shrug and a smile,
Having silently eyed the contents of the pile,
And found ,hs m, ia fact, one and all very vile,
Resolved to depart,
And was making start,
When observing the movement with rage and dis
may,
The Maybe addressed her and pressed her to stay:
''What, sister, pray,
Have you nothing to say
In return for the sight that i've shown you to-day,
Not sylla be--hey!
I'm surprised--well | may
That SO fine collection, with nothing TO pay,
Should be treated in such a coute,Bptuous way.
lock for applause as a matter Of right,
And certainly thought that you'd prove more Do
lite;
But envy and spite,
Have dumbicunded YOU quite
And your siience-l see its meant for slight
e. Well! Pm punished Alright
lis just what nigh,
Have expected from such maleyo,ent snri,s.
And curse my own folly, that made me invite
And take to my dwelling ugly old testy mate
a creature too stupid to relish Sigh, /
Which none bat collectors can properly es,i-
mate
AZ length, when the Maggie had ceased 10 rev il.
The Monkey replied with 0y meal smile:
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NV IOIroHHL q M aII1 o.H'eI 7" WIVES
w liquors, cordias, cigars, tobacco, &c, at
the sign of the Gold Keg, steamboat landing, Ga
lena, Ill. has on hand and is constantly receiving
direct from New York and New Orleans the fol-
lowing articles which he offers for sale at the low
est market prices viz:
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A. l.. LARPENTEUR.
YEAR TIE corner Of Jackson and Third sl eeis ST. raL
AS received and is now opening, a general assort-
n Inent OF Dr, Goods GroC cries, Queen syare Ood
cware, Ladies' furnishing goods, boots land shoes La
os ana Chlldrens shoes aid large variety ofartices
"o' mere enumerated. July 81, ls5L-(l5)
n OOkING-GLASSES-A fine assortment at
- July 81. LARpENTEURs.
NARPETING, rugs and oil cloths, for sale al
X July 81 LhRIENTEURS.
9fLOCkS, day and day for sale very lova
~ July 3i LARIENTELR'S.
HATS, Caps and Bonnets, of ali Sorts at
as July 81. LAKrENTEURS.
HJAiN-Niil Err castor oil, aud borav, at
H. Jelly 81 LARPENTEUR'S.
SrPoRTING tackle and fishing tackle of the right sort
~ al (Juiy 3l) LARPENTEURS.
H9lFl-E powder, Powder and shot ard caps, at
HI July 81. LARPENTEIR,s
UkoubLE-BARREL shot guns, splendid article for
HI sale very low at (July 3D. LARPENTEUR'S.
GUNNER SAVORY-.Tresh and resolent Of
- Aroma-ior sale at LARPENTEUR'S.
Ne USLINS--A beautiful assortment of striped Gg
urea, Swiss, Tarleron and Fancy cplored InusIins
.or evening parties, TO be had at EIFELrs'
nEEDS OF WARRANTED, QUITlLAIM AND
~ MORTGAGE, for sale III The
sept 10. PIONEER Ory7e1
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VVyIE BOOK OF THE SEASON. new and charm
Il ing volume of natural history-epsodes If insect
life by Acheta Domestica, first series insect Of spring;
second series, insect Of summer T. BROOKES,
Galsna oSs. 10, 1851
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100000

~ EbG6 GkAkHN IDS cItat Cotton and Linen
~ ~ Va ~ " Rags wanted
LIZ piC'S BOOK STORE.
August II, 1851. l7-tf
I. ". DEstEBHER,
a L The store lately occupied by Edward McIaran
"A corner OF Roberts and Fourth streets Paul. has
received ard offers for sale, The lowest prices gen
ei assortment OF family groceries and ether goods TO
wit: -
900 bushels oats, barrels msckerei.
corn, 90 g." Hour
10 sacks dried apples, baton
peaches, 5 :" melasscs,
20 kegs nails. 10 hoxes soa,
ALSO prooms, BED cords, Paten buckets glass; cigars,
wasl-hcards, powder shot lend obacco, starch rasins
coffee rice, tea, behring's, saefats ginger penper Gin
nsmon, Cloves spice Goldfish oysters aaislircs
"ie lead eggs butter, lard, cheese, tumbars,
Ioai SAT-, 'aee SAT- candies, peppctsaace, pickles,
cups, iaefs cracking cheftnuis, vinegar,
June rs, 1851. 1p.Iv
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MEAT FOR THE sIILLrON.

MN. w ELLIS. at his meat market, Upper end
w of st. Paul has for sale the latest, teaderest
heel and the best fresh pork offered for sale in
Paul, and at honest weight and prices Give trial,
will you s-9Otf
We have also Candles, Triple Pigs Feet Head Cheese,
and rather better Sausages than any links ever be so
offered in ST. Paul.
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R O Il Y q

LITERARY FABLES, FROM THE SPANISH
or YprARrE. Br RopERr RocxLIFF. LON
pos: Lorexay & Co.--Tbis volume, the pro-
duction of an intelligent t0wnsman, is valuable
contribution 10 tho department of minor ethics.
In point of aHecu,isn it is entitled TO much more
praise than tina, which is Usually accorded to trans
iations for i, abound' in evidence. that the trans
later has not only escred deeply into the spirit OF
his ao,hor, ba, that he 10 himsei endowed with no
ordinary share Of poetic genius. In the matter OF
the fables theirs IS much to amuse, and IN their
application, mach 20 Instruct Sense, feeling and
philosophy are alike inca'caied, and that IN way
the most eaEnlstsd to make lasting impression
The s;ye of the versi6cation exhibits an agreea-
bic variety. Nr. Rocklif' having in this respect
followed the example of his author, Of whose
work ne remarks, it forms one Of the distinguish
ing charms. The differences of made, howev
nave presented no difficulty TO tho translator of
lriarle. There are many inviting pieces that
ws are at loss how TO select a specimen. Tho
following is 20 tr,ppinsy old, that in ,pic of It's
length, and the in> iruaiion contained in its moral
we are constrained to give il the Preference
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A.. J.. BAKER. NORRIS HOBART. GEO. W. PRESCOTT
La ID A G e - G. ".
RAkER HOBART. a pRESCOTT.

Office on Third street, 81. Paul. NJ. I.
Will give careful attention the duties Of their Of
fee general land Agents. One of The firm has for
thirty years been resident of the West and will
his time Il personal observation of the situation
and character Of the lands in the Territory Office open
sill hours of the day lots bought and sold; taxes
paid ancng the collection OF debts and letters OF
inquiry promptly attended TO.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.: Grant Goodrich, Esq, Chica-
go; Hon WIN. Thomas, jacksonville; Col. Bradford,
Springfield: Hon. Lewis Ross Lewston; John Spencer,
Esq, Rock Island; Rev. 1. u. Randall Alton; Judge
MinshaIl, Rushve. Indiana: Rev. H. T. Kavanansh,
indianapolis. Michigan Hon. q. l.. Pomeroy, Lenawee
Co; Col Hckson, Washtonaw Co. Minnesota Hon.
A. Goo.ricn: Hon. n. NJ Lean Rev. G. Hobart.
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Rich broc ade six sfrav.s.
= white ana cola crane do
" Brocaae Hermann 90
= changeable sil1 10
3 " ErOcadc silk scarls,
/ " colored ard black " ("
" white lace 4"
Embroidered linen hdlfs.
/ Ctlaz
/ - collars.
under sleeves,
;ChimizCttS, &c,
Rich sonnet r.bbcns,
" changeable do DO
il arY,ts.
II Pestry brussels,
Three ply.
Ingram, &c, &c.
Man l2. 1851
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NOW READY.
TIME NEW SINGING BOOK FOR CHOIR> and
Il SCHOOLS--The PsaImista. Choir Melodie---bt-
ing an extensive collection OF anG available Church
Music, together with Of the choicest selections
rom the former publications Of the authors for Choir
and Congregational use, by Thosaas Hastings and III
by ] BRUOKES
Gaena, Oct. Is, 1851. 20
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r. Il. BERGMAN * Co.


<r,xr~s1s.s hAVE on hand complete
AiffHf4sH IL H. assortment of Furnturs
s3s Ts-tS consisting in part Of
Inc Mahogany Sofas Mahogany Chairs
Divans Cane Seat do
DINING tables Sc '' Rockers
:" s. Breakf't do Common
=" Card do - Chairs
d" 6 Bureaus V,hIea
4" &C Work Tables Chi,drens' Cribs
4" g Wash Stands Chars
Walnut and maple tables, stands, wardfo,.
and desks, and every article kept in a well fur
nlshed cstablisiinentull Of which are mapuf,c.
tured by themselves and warranted 10 he of tho
best material and Workmanship maI2-3,f
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LVN II Mud DIX
S.. Paul, Minnesota, April 2s.-ltf
PROBATE COUXT.

PROBATE COURT.
Office is hereby given. that the regular
= terms Of the Probate Court of Ramsey
county, Minnesota Territory, viii lie holden Oh
the iis; Mondays in March. juno. September
and December, respectively at O'Clock ~. NJ,
al my office in the town Of 81 Paul.
4c-yly HENRY a. LAMBERT,
Judge of p,ol,ate Of
Ramsey Go, Min Ter.
VAR EtGl4F1 MILLS. st GAII.NA.
SNiE subscriber is agent Of Flour from The above mills
q and VIII have IA constant strppl, on hand of suner
Inc aud extra slperine which viii be sold mill prices
freight added.
The supe or quality of this Flour is known to all who
have ticd IT, and it Only requires trial lse.c make
taNorc family Flour of Minnesota
JOHN HARRINGTON.
St. Paul, Ma %. 1851.
BOOKS! BOOKS! BOOkS.::
large supply OF the latest SubliCatios and q stock
n OIL the hucs stationery opcne this kct,
has been just received from New York. and IS for
sale positively al New i ork prices, at
LIE DUC'S BOOK STORE.
y. B.--Hayiug purchased Of the manufacturers no
rents 10 ma selling for cash, customers may de-
pend upon purchasing goods the very lowest prices
CyC!ean Cotton and Linen rags taken in exchange Tor
goods. {Oct- 2 ls5I-.t
FURNITURE.
GNlIAIRS BUREAUS.
" dozen Windsor chairs.
Scroll Back DO
- Cane Scat 90
l-2 " Ch,irels do
Rocking do assorfcd.
Bureaus, dressing and plain,
For sale by ]. ". SIMPSON.
DOO.O0O ,ss: clear Cotton and Linen
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WRIGHT s NTNASS
Successors IF G. ~ J0hnsor ned~ Steamboat L,,,,;,
GGicua Illinois,
kFFEK TO the friends and toners OF the oil es,
" lshmen large and well selected sssortfncn, q,
HATS, CAPS, MiTS. GLOVES. I'M
NCFFS,
In iaci every thing usually kei by concern of The k
comprising in part The following:
COZ fashionable Nc. 7, extra mole skin SIX IIa,..
" No. z,
No. s.
p" Angola =
20 dozen home-nanuilciured Russia TGs Hats fa retail
trade; ''-'
large assortment Of Fashonabl, Nuris aid Be,x.,
Hats and prab soft Bcasei. and Ot;cT-a p.,, Iii,
Gle;
Also, large supply Of son-brush FIR Calfor, Hat.
Plain Fur California Hats, Boys' Fur Hats, Rovs}
Ashland Fur Hats, Childfens Fancy Hats Me-.
soit-w0o! Hats, large assos tDent Mems Saxony n
fine articles
Also, very fu supply Of Cloth Cops different STYLES,
Mems, Boys and Childron'S iaacy Caps:
An assortment OF Leshorn and Panama Hats a,-,,s
Icshorn Hats, and Mems and Bosd' straw do;
Also, on hand large number OF OtIer, seal mira and
Muskrat Fur Caps, at cost.
one OF the Tim having been engaged n manufacturing
for Messra james s. G. NJ. Johnson or 2. scnrs nss =
fully warranted in promising satisfaction 70 al who a
patfonIze
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The Maybe and the Monkey.


"DrAs Madam, pray"
Quoih Magpie one day
To Monkey VINO happened 10 come in her way !;
For a Maybe can prate
Al as ready ratio
On trifes, as if they were matters Of state,
Never caring lot,
So that hearers lie got,
Whether her talk may concern them or not
IF yon'll venture with me.
Dear Madam said she,
lFrom which phrase Of Dear Madam" instead
ol'.Dear Sir
An intelligent reader perhaps may infer
That the Monkey was not Of the masculine gender
An sgly, hirsule,
Disagrecable brute,
Bat one Of the sex.
To which We annex
The epithe.s '.lovely.'' and gentle" and '.ten-
der,')
''Dear Madam" quo,h she,
IL You'll but come with HE
To nv snug little home in the trunk Of tree,
IL show You such treasures Of art and virlu,
Such articles old MEDIEVAL. and now,
As lady OF TASTE and dscernment like you
VIII be equally pleased and asonished to view
a collection SO large and so excellent, too,
That, unless Won bcheld it, and rummaged i,
through,
As trust that Won will without further ado,
You'd scarcely believe
How adroit!y thievs,
And carry away, spite Of baiiif or reeve,
Each waif and each stray
That lies in my way,
As roam through the forest by night or by day.
Ia an sak-tree hard bv have slowed all these
rariiies;
And if you'll come with me. III soon show " here
il is
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y II -.
Mems boys thick boots Morocco slippers,
do do do shoes Ladies' CATERS,
Congress and cali boots, Ladies' and Misses shoes
GROCER
consisting OF Teas, Cofccs, Sugar, Rice Sugar House
Moasses, Sperm Candies, Dried Apples. Peaches Soap
Tobacco, Saeratus, Starch Goldfish, Mac erci CHINA
mon, NutDegs, Cloves, Peppermint and Pepper Sauce.
Also, an assortment of Wooden Ware. consisting of
Tubs and Buckets, Waslboards. Clohes'Pins &c. All
for sale cheap for cash. No trouble show goods at
his stOrenext door the Pioneer Office and book
~ D. Large supplies of Flour, Oats, Corn and Pota-
toes always on hand.
November, 1851. lift
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IL. L. N,slLOSE EI.

~HOIESALE Grocer, Commission and Forwarding
w Merchants, and general steamboat gent, has IN
store and 10 arrive by early arrivals the following art
ces which lie offers to the iIade TIE lowest rates for
cash, al Nc. 81, Steam Boat Landing Ga!ena.
q ID g. I'll Ir,-r;,
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POSITIVELY AT ST. LOUIS PRICES.
Cheap Cash store, far Fan and Winter TFade.
B l.. FULLERTON has now received and opened his
81 autuDIn winter stock comprising of the
selected assortmcnts of Ready -ade Clothing Prints
Satnes, Boots shoes Fancy Goods, &c, brought
TO Minnesota lie would respectfully invite Farmers
and others visiting 81 Paul pay him visit, is
determined TO retain the which his establishment
has so long held, of 'Cheap Cash store"
CLOTHING.
O1he following II few of the articles on hanG
Extra fine black dress coats Black satin vests
90 frock do Figured do
Black and brown do Black silk do
Brown linen do Fine Black Pants
Tweed do do Cassimer do
Fine Linen Shirts Flannel under shirts
bingham DO Cotton and " oolen hose
HICKORY 90 Of all sizes and
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'tsts OF VVrfy biNI. quality and nr,cc.
Flannel shirts and drawers hickory shirts &C.
Hats and Caps.
I'usa caps--mens' and boys, Caliiorr, a Hats
/ Fur do - $40
large assortment OF gentlemen furnishing goods
E II. { H. : CORN I'll.
oct25 No. 81 Steamboat anuing, Galrn1 III
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~ BBi.S MESS BEEF; Also any quantity of
MI fresh Corn-meal; also Indian for sale very
cheap for cash. the Upper Landing bridge, in Saint
Paul, by (35t3) J. W. BABCOCk.
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FENE Undersigned having purchased the interest OF hi
Il brother, III Il e concern of II. w. TRACY 81 Co
VIII still continue O,is mess AT the Old Stand for hs
account, where H., will be happy his friends an
the public generai: He VIII give his entire atentic
exclusively 10 Family Groceries, and viii all
tic,cs in his line.
n. Il. Books LAID A5IDE-Tcrnls CASH.
arr
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S. NJ. HART & co.
rXTHOLESALE DEALERS in GRO

NTHOLESALE DEALERS in GRO
w ceres Provisions, Western Produce
and plantation supplies generally-Receiv-
ing and Forwarding Commission Merchants
Baton Rouge La.
In resuming business it is oui purpose to
purchase supplies of Provisions and Produce
in the Western Markets, ard to make our
sales exclusively for Cash, or satisfactory
paper, at prices as low or lower than the
same goods can be purchased for in New
Orleans, with cost of transportation.
From the Planters we solicit call, and
assure them that any article they may desire
in our line, we will make it to their interest
to purchase here.
GIVE will purchase or sell Sugar. Mo-
lasses, Cotton &c, or will make Cash ad-
vances on consignments to our correspond
ents in New York. Philadelphia, Pittsburg,
Cincinnati. Louisville, Nashville, Memphis,
st. Louis or New Orleans. June lily.
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conNrR OF LAFAyTTE AND CHUROns
u~uTpr IS NO AUCTION GOODS -
- sselI ior COST and 3less than cost. ~
goods are well selected and contain az , -
s istest and most fashionable patterns seIsc-
ted BY an experienced purchaser in the New
York and Philadelphia markets: ! navs
no article that has been forced ap.c mokss
~. under the hammer on occount Of change Y, !,
fashion, or damage. The public msS 'e: :
satisfied that what they purchase o. M
ew and fashionable. / do not profess g
~ in competition with the vendors o.
. ~ Goods.n LIDO however pretend %
ali as : heap as any retail House OF stand
s ;nn q Il; I' the Union. II you do not think 70
in ap, III aa s,'e Go june 22ly
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Just Arrived.

WE HAVE now in store, besides our
w large stock Of Western produce, y
fine assortment OF Groceries, selected with
special reference to supplying the TRADE
of this city, which we feel confident Of be.
ing able to do, at as fair price as can b.
done elsewhere.
OUR STOCK CONSISTS IN PART OF:
Salt, coarse and fine. Coffee,
Candles, Sperm and Star,
Rice, Soap Sugar crushed and loaf,
Starch, Butter, &C., &c, &c.
Merchants and Traders will please give us
a call, before going to New Orleans or else
where to purchase. s. NJ. HART & Co.
Corner Of Front and Laurel St.
july 90, If. >.
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TO PLANTERS.

4 IKIN'S Corn and Cotton Cultivatoy
"A This truly useful agricultural imple-
ment, has been fully tested by highly res
pectable and practical planters who after full
trial, say that by its use, in the cultivation
Of Corn, Cane, or Cotton, there is 4 saving
Of at least one third the labor TO man and
horse over the common plow. It new
invention, Patented March 20 1S49.
Planters are invited to call and examine it =
A supply on hand and for sale by
may l. y. w. +. TUNNARD.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1852-11-12
II. B. vIBBERT,
Druggist and Apothecafy,

II EEPS constantly on hand large and
N well selected stock of fresh Drugs and
Medicines. All his preparations are pre-
pared by Northern manufactures, and put
up in the very best manner to preserve their
medicinal virtues. In a climate like this
persons should not overlook this important
consideration.
~ Prescriptions filled with care at any
time of night or day. Jan 8.