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The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-05-20

THE SroSE BREAKEa-On Thursday
last, Monsieur Gre..oire. The Hercule. of
;he Franklin Museum, called al our ntiire
to give US ocular proof of his enUr,nuti>
strength. We had provided hnlf-a dozen of
the largest AMI toughest kind Of paving
stone--Guar,-, granite ami flint--for him TO
spar With. One Or Two Of them we thought
would bother hun; but they did not -
He wrapt a course O>naburgh towel around
his ight hand. 50 As to leave wad OF II
resting upon The lower part of the pal
and raising his Immense arm, the upper part
OF which IS as Thick as an ordinary mans
thigh, he sn.oGe the s0.,d granite stone we
had gwen him 10 experiment uron, with
downright blow that made the office
culver. AT the third stroke the solid mass
Was riven in twain. Some of the stones he
shivered into many fragments. /, was in
deed wonderful exhibition Of muscular
power. Gregoire ~ a native of Corsica, the
birth place OF NAPOLEON. The island, we
think, may now clam To have produced the
strongest man rs well as the greatest man
of modern times. We understand that the
force of GregOire's perpendicular blow is
equal to 200 pounds; aud he can give n
man punch on the side OF the head, hori-
zontally, equal to COO pounds. No guard
couiJ stop the iunge Of that arm; aud
full blow from it would tc-to use the
words Of MIR. Forrest-"sudden death
We believe the force of Tom Hyer's hori-
Zontal blow is about 200 pounds. Fancy
one of his straight lunses multiplied by three
and you " Ill have some idea of The kick
Of h-rse or one of Gregoire's blows.
I here is very little difference between the
.wo.-N Y Sunday Times.
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III. r. M'CL0SEEY.

NETl!OIESALE Grocer Forwarding and Commits
w sion Merchant and General Steamboat Agent,
No. 81 IoNce Gaiena, Ill. The attention OF buyers
called 10 my stock OF Groceries, Provisions
laNiFg received by late arrivals from New York, Bos-
ron, New Orleans and st i.ou,s, which il, addition
former stock, renders assortment complete. shall
continue to receive additional shipments from
time during navigation, thereby ehab ing have
fresh and m stock Throughout the season, and be rblC
at ali times, iil orders IN, lowest market
The Receiving ard Forwarding Business, shall in
~ instance have my personal attention, b, which cs
patch and viii be guaranteed, and the eNpca>e of
Storage and Drayage much possible oi,ed.
feel assured that my facilities and ieng experience in
the Comm ssion and Forwarding business, enable to
warrant entire Satisfaction To amy That may
with their patronage.
Liberal Cash advances viii be made Produce and
Merchandise shipped to for sale il this market. Par
t:cuar attention Will be paid the purchase Of al arti
ces not IN my line
II Agent for a f;acBa and ~. Lous AMI GseHa and
81. paul PACKET LINE OF STEAMERS.
IL. 7. M'CiOSkEN.
Gslcn0. April |, 1859. 1T
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Aurora BoreaIis on the Northern Lakes.
FROM THE CLEVELAND HERALD.
Back in the woods, about midway between sun
down and the North Pole.
KrSuPERIoR March 10.

CONTRARY 10 the general rule, night here is more
beautiful iaan the day. Indeed, compared with
this cloudless cline and starry sky, You never had
IA Cleveland "a nghr night You new
er SAW the beautiful ble Of tie sky, is flashing
mettors. or Wildly dancing Norlh.rn Lights.
shal. never forget the night Of the i9lh Feb
ruary last. We were the North Trap Rock
Range, seventeen n,i'es IN the weeds. There
IVES no moon nor spec; Of cloud, but over the
whole wije iirmanleut the beautiful stars were
scattered broadcast with splendid liherailty.
About eight . clocI, the northern horizon began to
glow w;h unusual ichi. and IL A few minutes
the whole magnificent phenonena of the Aurora
Boredlis burst upon our view. thousand CO.
uuins oi hight, like ihiag> Of life, moved saIy rp
ard down The sky, keeping time To The electric
music of The fisid zone. as they atrrlIy danced
the dances Of the upper world. Ii was almost
alarGing 10 see with 81 hat rapidly they Increased
in number and briliarcy, flashing wilder and
grander, up towards ard across the zenith and fer
down The southern SKY At nine 'clocl> az i.
by preconcerted arrangement, ali the dancers sud
deHiN gathered ia.medInie'y over our heads, and
spreading out IA Sc. 81 Il nr radatrd 1T every
p"I:t oi the COMPASS, pnu every portion oI The
ssy 'nten-el, illuminated b, tin. elccrIc light
from ihis common Centre. And 81 it continued
for tNo hnur--'he Wti--l, gr-adrSi exhibition
thai ever g.2,d upon. iunua.rr. h I columns #
light would II IN Wild, from one horizon to the
olner, making the forest around IS bri .iant as
the mouniasi:-iop AZ noouiay. But Ill ,o, al
tempt TO describe IT. vas dazzled and over
whelmed by lis nagnifcense. he sky wa. on
fire, blazing m nv very face. The snow ,ras
red like blood, aud The ilsran Of the uill cur
ru>cataons Of that burning ;irnament rolled and
tunhied Ike The waves of IN angry ado,,n the
wInier-c'ad bluffs and uodn;ain. around nc And
when. late at night, s"ugh, the land of dreams,
my soul was tnred iii visions. Of blazing dis
trlcis and burning worlds--,he masnifce eahi-
bnons OF ,le North.
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REEt LAR PACKET FOR ST. LOUIS,
ND INTERMEDIATE FORTS.

fFs<>sA The new and sqlrndid pasScn-
g. - ger Steamer GOLDEN FRA
VA. NTl.A ., HIRAM BENslE, Commander,
t,-.asry-ss has mcnccd her regular
SA-A>-1----'--A -A=7-v scky trips between Galcna
ST. Ions leaving Gacna every Monday evening at .
oclock, ard st Louis Friday cniss 1T O'clock The
Golden Era has been Cited ap win ever, regard 10 the
safety and comfort of her passengers, and her stan,
Rooms and saloons furnished with elegance and pro-
vidcd with every Improvement For freight passage,
apply on board or to
JAMES CARTER a ca Agents.
Calcna Apiii p, lSJ3. 2-tf
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f!li, SAINT PAUL.

c-NvNe> This superb new steamboat, nearly oi
g,-vL-sl- the sire oi the hcohuk Packets aui
z-S-y, with acc Nmul odations equal tn the
80 z.1Ef best boats the viii he III the
regular CalcBa and Paul trade the ensuing
mah'g TWO trIps per week, II possible Tho SAINT Paul
will be ha Ia beat. The times of arrival and depar-
t.t uf TN. boat. Vii be announced regular
trips commenced. VI. h: HARRIS, Master.
Feb Ill lSjZ
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GAI.ENA STORE,
w. ~. Stillmau Il Co.

NXTOUiD respectfully inform the citizens of Saint
w Paul and vlCinit,, that theN have opened IN th,
lower fresh and wo selected stock OF tirurcrics
which supplied week from (alena ami 81.
Louis and which they pledge themselves sell for cash
low be bought north of Gaitna Those deslr-
o! bU ing retail, will find il to tAer advantage to
call and examine their prices
Constantly un ha'd--Butter, Cheese Pork, Fish, Su-
sar> Teas. Coitrs ana all articles found il THIS lle
IA genuine article OF Family Flour CONSTANT,
hand W. II. :. 4 Co.
SAINT Paul. Ane. -, 1851. 10
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stem Ia stern during the winter has again taken her
regular pace Ia the Upper Mississippi trade between 81
Louis and 81 Peters and ali iternediate findings This
boat is well kown this river, and heretofore, her
officers and determined thar effort shall
be made on their part ensure the utmost comfort and
safety TO passengers, and full aCti to shippers.
Thankful Tor past tyors, hope by strict attention
10 business to mcIIt a continuance of the same.
For freight "r passage, apply cii board.
Agents at -. Paul-c. I. Tracy and VIM. CCnstais.
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Have hand the largest and best selected Stock oi
Drugs etc. in rh,s State, to which "" shall make large
ldiiIcs dpoa the opening oi IsHt"n. and sell ~ 81
Louis prices, III ogucr 10 make Il 10 he Gdy outage o,
those no haze hitherto punch abrDadt To buy Of
Every effort VIII o. made t. give tall satisfaction
PRICES, ProMPr ATTENTION.. ant shipment OF Goods
Dealers respectfully invited to examine Goods
and plccs.
Galeua Narcl6 lS-2. Se-,t
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MARSHALL g. COS
III hntpSlfG (.rOcpyV ami Irnn Store

y connection with orr stock of SLIGO lEuN, We
uner large stock Of Groceries and Provisions. We
would call The attention o. u-couniry merchants, and
retail dealer. generally to ,iutk, which embraces
every thing Liquors excepted in the Grocery ANA Pro-
vision line.
adding cost of trans poCtauun, and believe that
supply clearinghouse keepers ard i,nilie. good
terms : they pnrchas, below.
ON stock has been selected with care tlat
WARRANT The quality at all articles sold nH Us.
~ IGARS--Common Brown, Refined, \, b ard c,
- Crushed and Powdered, by The barrel at
MARSHALL Cos.
%NOLASS ES--Eel,ncr's syrup, sugar-hou>c and
iVG Plantation, 1t MARSHALL ~ COS.
GOLDEN SYRUP, IN legation kes<, for f.rui-
N 1T. NJ. y Cos.
CotFEE and TEAS, of every kind, at
sTAoU R--Jasper' Extra AMI s"reffne' a! .
kDORK--Clrar Mess, jus, rut up last week, supe-
= r.Ur article Tor families, nj VI ~ Cos.
- AI.T-.Of ever! kind and nj any quantity, 1T
~ & COS.
nIL--Lin>ecj Blcachcd, Lqlnr aud Lard OF, At
~ VI y COS.
EAIDL.S--Spesm, S,ar AID Moull, a,
u VI " Cos.
NXyHIrE LEAD, Turpcntiac, Putty, Whiting and
w Lampbiuck, at VI & Cos,
NNlNDOW Glass aud Nails, Tobacco, Goldfish,
w Mackercl. Batter an1 Cheese, AYES, Clocks, Con
Baskets, ionkias Gts-,s, trp frs EGch Mis-, Grai.
>hovei>, Coffee Mills, Percussion Caps, log Chains.
Broom>, Crackers Axe firivos ana almost every thing
hat can he named, including flows and Fcppcr~auce,
Tor sale II MARSHALL q COS.
I.,,l l.,
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The Liquor Law, rs amended, passed the
Massachusetts, Legislature, by 26 majority
Pieces Of looking glass placed near trees.
shrubs, cornfields. &c, are said to be the most
s.fectuul WAY 10 drive of birds
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CHEAP CASH ST02 F,--NV UOi.fSALf.


GROCERIES. PROVISIONS HARDWARE. BOOTS,
SHOES, HATS. GAYS ~ rr'iiiNG, rAlHTS,
OILS, GLASS, ~ HNlri re. BOOKS
AND STATIONERY.
T9NiE StUSt RiBIR hy haze arrivals is N re-
\ ceirt ard opening IN lis Store ST tutE0ns
street near the "American lIonse.' large and most
coIhp t. of he ahuNt-namcd Goods which
viii positively hr sold lower price, fer cash than
Lciore offered III tits place. His entire stock select
al with great care, and purchased ia The Eastern ana
southern markets Ia: t;s tia; he sal, !,
hi, friends and the puhc generally that il will be
their interests cal before pure ha>ng elsewhere and
cAaniue his stock Wliich pant follows:
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" AR EAGLE MILLS.


TEN1E Subscribers havu. compile led their
n Nill under the above name, situated below The
lower Hrigc, the OF Galena. be" leave call the
attention. o dealers III Minnesota. their stock % Flour
always hand, feeling confident that tcy will able
~ supply them upon iIN CRADLE II favorable
terms than an! mill whci. has sold Hour the NJ
country.
l.. HEMPSTEAD j 60.
CaleHa, March l., 1851. Pol.
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s. CRAWFORD & co..

HOLLSALb AND NtINiL UHIGCIsTS,
81 Main StrCct GOiFn1,
NAVE just received Il full supply of Drugs, Medi-
q a Cincs, Paints, Oils, DNe-Stufs Window Glass,
Glassware Putty, etc, They VIII be tantlV
ccvng supplies Of the above and other articles in their
line, aud wodd call the of those wishing
purchase, they offer to sell at -. Louis prices.
Gaicna, Oct. .. 1871. >
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LUMRER EOR SAI.E.

EuNlE undersigned will inform the citizens Of ST Paul
II and MS vicinity, that he is opening lumber y ard,
near the Shngc Factory jackson & Seventh streets,
and is prepared To ill orders tr al kinds of lumber
the shortest notice. Those wishing Lumber OF Any de-
sCripton, laihs or shingles, would do well TO call
Terms easy, half up ana The balance the
delivery Of The Lumber
J. W. BASS,
Agen, for the 81. Anthony Mill 20.
St Paul. July 81 1851. i5-,f
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GEO. FERRET CON

WHOLESALE and retail dealer in Hardware and
w CUTLERY, Cast steele, Nails, Mechanics and Nil
ners' tool, Rope and Farming Implements, No SO Main
street, Galcna, ILL., i-tf
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IL. NE1VI!iLL, Il co.,

IL. NEW HALL, co..
Wholesale DEALERS in DRUGs MEDICINES CuENI-
GALS, PAINTS, OILS. NARSISHEs and DVE-srUFFs,
WINDOW GLASS and PUTTY. GLAsswAR PR
FIMERY, FINE SOAPS. Fi.E HAIR. ToorH
PAINT andWHITEw sHiizvsHEs, FIELD
GARDEN aud FLoW tn SEuDs. SUR
GICAL INSTRUMENTS. SPICES,
SNUFFs, PATENT ME1i-
ciNEs, Pure WINES, etc, for MEDICINAL r.rrcSEs
FANCY Articles, scP'g iyKs, LETTER and Car PA
FER, GoLD and STEEL FENs and STATIONERY,
GOLD and TN FoI, and a great variety
of other articles.
This il the oldest Drug establishment north Of the Hi
ros We have done business in tins city since
le21. Thy siCiaIs ard Merchants ALWAYS frd at this
House, FRESH ana tNtDuLTERATED Medicines, ard Of
the FIRST o. Atty. Purchasers invited
our stock. il Is larger than any other III the Northwest
and believe prices WI, continue To he
Who trade with us.
GaleiG, November, lsJl. 3-29,l
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riiE subscriber having been appointed Agent for the
sale of Louis, lie Cement VIII keep large supply
hand and VIII be sold 4 small advance from Mali
uf.ctnrer, prices. II. +. McCLOSkEl.
L, -enn Marrh % I'D
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Ii. +. McCI.OSKEI. Agent.
l--u Opposite :. Is. Landing Galena.


NILLIN Try.
MRS. MERR!Ck has just received direct from
AVN the East, great variety oi satin Bcnnets also a
splendid a>scr ent of Nelvets, sans silks, Flashes,
Ribbons, flowers Tabs Ruclos, Plumcs in great variety
French worked collars and cuffs black sik Laccs from
X inch IL Yard wide in fact every article usually
kent in a MILLINERY ESTABLISHMENT, and she would
respectfully invite the citizens OF Saint Paul ANA the p
River towns give rIc Call.
MANTAl.MAkfN
In connection with the above, done a, the shortest
tico and in knankt Mrs. NJ. is confident
in saving that in noatne<s of lit and workmanship she is
not suppressed Dress Trimmings of every kind on hand
and Tor sale. Give me call.
MARY IEFRICK.
Rooms over J. Brooke. Book store, Calcna. 3-29y
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SPRING SALES, 1852.

SHALL he receiving upon the opening of navisaton
y a large aud wei selected assortment o. British,
French and American Dry Goods, Boots anJ Shoes Tea
and ro1ncco and great variety Of Fancy articles y hch
viii hC Offered to The trade mt lower prices t the
stN les have usually sold in this market AHd would
suggest purt asers who have formerly visited other
markets. that much time and expense be sawed by
pure hasng their goods here. An examination of my
stock and prices i respectfully solicited.
4. H. i'm I'LL. ..rnr,s., IL
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REFERENCES.

REFERENCES.
u. CLouteau, Jr. q Co. New York,
loThAZ, Sterling Il Co, Pittsburgh,
James reck q Co, Chicago,
Bridge & Lewis, Detroit,
Ray, Keith s. Co, ti1cinnau,
Choutcsu {, Ns.l.e, - louis,
James Carter u Co, G1icEn,
Stillinan Il Rood. -
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CROCKERY AND GLASSWARE.

10 mulberry tea sets 50 Herring, light blue and
dozen do tea sparglcd sets--a complete
- do plates, as~'d sizes assortment of the above
30 do dishes and naples tor breakfast, dinner ard
Mulberry sauce turtcls and
boats Toe fancy
do butter AMI tustard plates 100 dozen plates
do flow lug pitchers II basins 50 do tnmbl,rs
sauce plates . do glass lamps
nccUutcrs and fame, mugs Japauncj spiIoons and be
match safes, Jacket lamps lamps.
Win thousand other articles too numerous to men,
ton. per>ons wishing purchase goods, viii find il
profitable to call and TN, stock before pure
Ing elsewhere. ID. l.. IL Li.ER.
st Paul December IS iSJI
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+. f.. BERGMAN & CO.,

No. 100, MAIN STREET, GALENA,
-----r----> FAVE on hand a complete
~ t-..ar, arsatss Il = assortment Of Furniture,
s's-,------ ---ssS consisting IN part Of
Fine Mahogany Sofas Mahogany Chairs
So :" Divans Cane Seat do
. &C Dining tables - 80 Rockers
81 90 Breakf', do Common
6 - Card do 90 Chairs
* - Bureaus Tables
- - Worl, fables Chi drens' Cribs
- - Wash Stands Chairs
Walnut and maple tables, stands, wardrobe.
and desks, and every article kept in a we'll fur
nshed establ ishmen,-ui of which are manuf;ic-
tured by themselves ard warranted 10 be OF The
best na;cria! and workmanship mal2-3tf
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SAINT pAULTO FORT RIPLEY,

NM h now undertake Ia carry through the mail
w ulmly, hetween -. Paul and Fort RpIey and 10
convey passengers, i'll comfortable stages leaving St
Paul regularly, every Monday morning Line o'clock
with the mail and with any passengers Express bust
ness inrsted tn our care, between ST. Pan and
Ripley CORBITT.
Jan. 20. AIR
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Rio and Java Coffee
Young .iN son, iHnpensl ard
Shushong teas of IL sup.
quality
Hegaiia, Principe ard Cuba
SFgarS
Refined lard and Gsh-ni
Fine cut chewing and snok-
ing Tobacco.
Essence of peppermint
Castor oil
N,,r.,J 4 Nnx.s' ;uL
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Steel pens and backing
Curry combs and brushes
Shoe, cloth and HAIR brushes
Knives and !orhs
Carving, butcher and long
buffalo Knives
Fur. otter aud cloth caps
; A fine aud large assortment
of silk hats
Hunts and Collins axes
Sar,ilnss, Holsters, CLANS 4
49,. I. l..
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New Goods and New Prices, at the
WESTERN EMPORIUM.

ENC LLER has Just opened for exhibition at his
II NEW BRICK STORE, directly opposite his old
stand, large and splendid assortment OF Dry Goods
Clothing Indian Goods Hardware Cutlery, Glassware
and Crockery Boots and Shoes Hats and Cups and H.
dia Rubber Goods with every article usually called for
III ii Western Establishment which he offers at whole
sale and retail al prices much reduced. Merchants in
the Indian iI.e find every article they may wsh ia
the trade, and with the that the charges Will
he moderate and satisfactory Orders at all times
be filed any amount.
To the Ladies' we would saw we have few pieces ol
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W. IL. Srif.L.IAN ~ CO..
No. 3 Roberts street, have on hand
p hbis. Ceaiton Applcs.
Il do )rN do
3 do Buch wheat Flour,
p dc Onions,
1909 Heads prime winter Cabhage,
hoNc. Lemons,
And every thing found in the Grocery line; which viii
hc sold far cash low house at Saint Paul. Cal
AND see. ". III. STiiI.NAN g. 60.
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PROBATE COURT.

PROBATE COURT.
~ Office is hereby given, that the regulal
/ Y terms OF the Probate Court Of Ramsey
county, Minnesota Territory. will be holden on
the first Mondays in March, June, September
and December, respectively, at O'Clock A. NJ. =,
a, my office in the town Of 81. Paul.
40-yly HENRY A. LAMBERT,
Judge OF Probate OF
Ramsey Co Min. Ter.
FIRE! FIRE: FREE!
VyNiE "Od EtHa Contnuo~ TO dir penst 'a,d and corn
iort' to the unfortunate - USUAL Il, the Saint Paul
agency.
CAPITAL STOCK. S3OOO,OOO.
THOMAS ~ BRACE, Prcst =. L. LOOMS Sec'y
x. X. NELSON
3-3Oy Agent for Minnesota Territory.
BILLS or EXCHANGE.
ND DRAFTS al parts Of the Iui,e! States at
N the Office OF the Minnesota Outii, BY
Mas /. lcjl. CIAS. W. BOEtP. 2-,V
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Galrma ADVERTISEMENTS.
r.. III. n Ill. Il. CORWlTH.
Wholesale Dealers in Dry Goods, Boots
and Shoes, Clothing, Hats, Caps, &c.


+. III. III. Il. CORWlTH,
Wholesale Dealers in Dry Goods, Boots
and Shoes, Clothing, Hats, Caps, &c.
NO 80 LEvEE, GALENA, Ill.
RE now in receipt Of their large aud well assorted
IN stock Of Goods for the Spring and Summer; which
they offer the trade the advantageous terms.
The following goods included i'll their assor,ment
BROWN SHEETINGS AND SHIRTINGS.
of the following brands
A. &. 4. Shawnut, Old Colony,
Indian Head, Family,
Winchester, Appleton,
National, Lowell, etc, etc,
Boston,
BROWN AND BLUE DRILLvNGS.
Casco, A. G. A., superior Salmon Falls and Premium.
BLEACHED SHIRTINGS.
All the desirable brands to be found in the market, and
az very low prices.
Cocheco, Hamilton,
do I'd, Spragucs,
y Alien, Dunncis,
Briggs, HOylcs,
Adams, Blue and Orange,
Carr and Richmond, Bue and White,
English, Union,
Shifting, Mourning,
And cheap Prints OF every variety.
TECHNICS.
A full assortment
SHIFTING STRIPES,
OF all brands aud quail ties.
Cloths, Cassmeres. Satinets and Tweetis, including
American, English, French and German Clotis; black
striped plaid, waved ahd fancy spring styles of CASH
mares and Tweeds.
XESTINGS.
large assortment of fine silk Satin Velvet and en-
brOidercd, Marseilies aud Buff Goods.
COTTONADES.
fac of the different brands, Of every
quality and price.
WOODEN and Cotton Flannels, CaMbrics dress Silks,
Muslin Thread Bntons Hooks and Eyes, IJkf's, Su.-
pcnders, Hosiery, Gloves Toweing sewing silk, Crash,
BonueIs. Ribbons Irish and Brown Linens Table Cow
ers, Diaper Wad1ins, Candle Wick, Irvine, Whale
bone, etc. etc
BOOTS ~ SHOES.
Mems calf, grained, kip and thick Boots and Brogans
boys and Youths do do womeLs' calf Kip goat. eane
etd JENNY Lind aud Kill Bootees Ladies' goat had and
cnamclled uskins, Ladies' fancy cod Caters and hall
Caters and Buskiiis of every quality and price. fan
and complete OF the different styles of Mis-
ses' and clildrens wear.
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AIytEIC,\ MILLS.
HYDRAULIC CEtIENT.

l. subscriber having been appointed Agent for the
above Mills viii keep constantly on hand supply Of
ira Famil, Flour" Warranted superior 10 any floHr
in Tins market II F. MCCIOSkEN
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