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TRUMAN Nj. SMITH

TIKI MAN M. SMITH
XXTOULD respectfully inform the Merchants and
w Others having Notes and Accounts to collect,
that he will attend the collecting of Notes and
counts in 81. Paul, 81. Anthony and the surrounding
country. Per centage moderate, and all business in
trusted to my VII! DC promptly attended 10, l
have other business my hands.
References
Capt. A. Wilkin Sec'y. Of Territory s. Ii. Sergeant,
W. Dahl, VIM. Ii. Stillman d. Co.; IL. c. Sanford,
DR.. n. Barbour.
May be found the store OF Cathcart & Tyson,
when not absent on business. All Notes and Accounts
lett in the hands OF w II. Stillman Co. viii receive
prompt attention BY me.
TRUMAN NJ. SMITH.
ST. Paul. Feb. IA, 1852. 44-ly.
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PAINTING.

PAINTING.
CHERMAN MOREY. on Fourth street, St
- Paul the middle of town, in the building of
Mr. Knox, up stairs may be found ready to attend
Painting in all it's departments. House painting sgn
painting, carriage and ornamental painting, all done
up promptly, and with paints of the best quality. II we
do our work in slovenly, unw Orkmanke manner, we
DO not expect 10 get business in the enlightened town of
ST. Paul Siy SHERMAN a. MO1EY.
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GEORGE w. SWEET.
County Surveyor and Land Agent.
sAUk RAPIDS BENTON COUNTY, MINNESOTA TERkIroRY.
M ILL attend to pre-emptiag GLAZING, and locating
W military land warrants, in the County OF Benton
This county presents Inducements to the immigrant, un-
equaiied by any ether portion Of the Territory.
REFERENCES:
! T.
His BHceiency Gov. RAMSEY, Hon. H. II. SIBLEy, j
II. SIMPSON, fiRsr LIEUT.. U. s. Tor. ENG, c. w.
BoRUP ESQ. ST PAUL.
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T.. Il. PRICE.

T.. Il. PRICE.
uOLASTERER, can be found near the corner of Jack.
son and Sixth streets near the lower shngle mill
f. B r has served regular apprenticeship bust.
ness Of pastering and believes he give salts
faction TO those ho may employ him. any branch
his business.
p. S.-TwO good iourneym wanted immediately
st. Paul, Aug. IA, ISL. II
w. III. PARKER,
EJLASTERER and Cstern builder, informs the people
l. OF Saint Paul and vicinity, that he will attend
promptly and faithfully the work entrusted him,
his line Of business which he Processes understand
thoroughly. June l9, 1851. 9-y.
BOOK BINDING.
VuNIE subscriber wOuid respectfully inform the citi-
Of ST. Paul and its vicinity, that he is car
rying the above business in the 2nd story Of r. NJ.
Particular attention paid to binding Magazine,
icals &c. IN plain fancy binding at the shortest notice
aud on reasonable terms.
JAMES MACINTOSH
st Paul, March 25, 1862. 49-tf
NEW LIVERY STOCK.
NDATTlSON BENSON, have purchased, and cx-
Il pect early in May, addition TO their Livery
stock, several and elegant carriages, bugges and
;aiso and horse furnishings ard
eQuIpage OF The most elegant description
ALSO-an additional! stock OF fine biooded, we'll bro
ken horses Query. If spirited" horses in under
the Lquoa Law will they be in danger of being knock
ed in the head,
Our entire stock will over 100000 No
other stable the West, Of Saint LOUIS will be
found a. complete ours.
VIII friends and The public please remember that
at the Livery Stable in the Of the American House
al the upper end OF Saint PAIL they at all hours,
have such convey b. land, wheels horse
back they may desire!
PATTISON & BENSON
St. Paul, Apri, Is, 1852. 52-tf
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w M. 5. COMES,

DooxsELLER AND SrATIoNER.
X EEPS constantly on hand, complete stock OF
N Books and every description of Stationery to-
geiher with fancy Goods nearly opposite the American
House, st. Paul.
April /, 1852. 50-n
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MUSIC.

MRS. BlDDLE, teacher Of music, announces to the
'I ladies Of 81 Paul and vicinity, that she will give
instructions the Piano Forte. Former success in
bringing pupils rapidly forward, promise OF
general satisfaction Tho.e wishing services can
call al her residence, junction Of Hill and ST. Anthony
streets.
81. Paul, May IS. At
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L. h. WAIT L. CO..

.t Il. b WAIT CO.,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GRoCERt AND COMMISSION
.f MERCHANTS.
"AVE opened al the store OF G.. F. Tracy, on Third
II j street. general assortment OF Family Groceries
and provisions which they will sell low prices for cash
in exchange for country produce They respectfully
solicit share OF patronage. .n.
CHAklEs NILBURN. L.. D. WAIT.
ju2i N ~ u yI a- l0-f
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:. J. KOvITS 4 CO.

G.. y. KOVITS 4 CO.
UIVUR Manufactory; everything in the fur line made
II in the best Ladies firs, sleigh robes, fur
coats, caps and gloves. Upper Town nearly opposite
The Brick Hotel, st. Paul, i5-t
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w. s. SWIMMER,
LAS THOMAS IR,S
VIRGINIA TOBACCO AGENCY.

VIRGINIA TOBACCO AGENCY.
l9AHD21 WASHINGTON AvENpE, ST. LOUIS, NO.
OknA PACkAGES Virginia Manufactured To-
OOO bacco, i'll store and TO arrive, and ior sale
by the undersigned, comprising the following brands:
Jesse Hsres Id, Lumps; Jesse Iare's S Lumps:
w. II. Hares Id. Lumps; W. H. Hate's Lumbs,
james Thomas, jr's. Diadem Twist ...
do do Plain Ibj
do E Dorado, Natural Leai;)
do "Sl" Virgin Gold Leaf, l-2 lhsj
do Plain do do
do Nectar,
do Luscious Luxury, lbs. and l-2 lbs;
do Gem pf The Old Dominion, lbs;
Jas. Stevens h.; Seth Halsey's AAAA AAA;
Geo. Metcsl, ,h., and & a. c;
Willis McErys, Manps, etc. etc., together with
sortment Of Missouri Manufactured Tobacco. He would
beg leave call OF buyers his prcsen,
well assorted stock of Tobacco; n is all direct from the
manufacturers, and offered at their prices aud ON liberal
terms THOMAS MULLEN.
iyi lift
a LION LIMEM 81 Is per barrel, kept tly
n ei sale. Apply 10 C. W. BORUf
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WILLIAM TAYLOR,
n-.A>~ A~nA EIASr-ulRnAaAR

WuAS built and fitted up = SHAVING SALOON, on
III Third street. next door west Of the new Post Of
Saint Paul. to the increasing luxury, style and
elegance of the growing metropolis OF Minnesota where
he will be happy serve citizens and strangers in Saint
Paul. in every branch Of his business according 70 the
best Of his ability 'n
, June 1851. h.rf.t. .r.fI t..i-rf.
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Saint Eouis.

P. CHOUTEAU JR. JAS. HARRISON. FELIX VALE
IRON MOUNTAIN IRON AND NAILS.
ChOteau. Harrison & Valle,
uDROFRiETORS OF the 81. LOIi Is ROLLING MILLS,
u Will keep on hand ,ull supply Of merchant bar
on, boiler plate, sheet iron and as manufactured at
their establishment, from the OF the Iron Mountain
and viii also keep all other articles usually kept
iron store, which they invite the attention Of country
| me chants.
T. WAREHOUSE, No. l2e Second street, ST. Louis, Mo.
CHAS. w. BORUP,
Agent AT ST. Paul.
May s, 1851. 3-t.
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JOHN HOLLAND & CO.,

AUCTIoNEERs AND GENERAL AGENTS.
LNURNITURE Warehouse Bench street, Saint Paul
II Improved Farms, Town lots, and houses for sal.
rent. Advances on cOnsingnmeDts, and prompt pay
ment on sales. Good references given when required.
Sc. Paul April Is, 1852 52-ly
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& LANSING


hEALEHS IN stoves, and manufacturers OF every des
H cription of Tin and Copper Ware a few doors be
low the American House, 81. Anthony street.
IIuIe DC. IShl {lM
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EAGLE BAKERY

Nov shall have On hand al all hours Of day and
~ night, loaves, crumpets, crackers, cakes Of all
sorts,every thing in my line, done up according TO
the best OF my skill. Thanking public for past
shall continue 10 Your custom.
Corner Of ST. Anthony and Fort
April Is, 1852. t52-tD GEO. SPENCE.
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T.PAUL LBAkERY.--GOODE EATING.
A LII who love good eating call at The ST. Paul Bake
n ry, where they DO things up White not Brown
We shall have hand at all times, Bread and Crack
ers Cakes and Candies of rption Ice Cream
and small Beer, and every thing else in line. Call
and see for yourselves. c Il w. BATES.
ST. Paul, April 90 1852. 2-tf
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Saint autI)onn.

}. Il. WILSON
Saint Anthony Falls, -
nEALERs, in Dry Goods ready -made Clothing, Hard
~ ware, Boots and Shoes Groceries aud Provisions
&c. &C.
Saint Anthony Falls Nav 90, 1851. 6
ST. MATTHEW RICHA RDSON,
ATTORNEYS Law, NorARIEs PUBLIC, AND LAND
AGENTS.
ST. anthony, Minnesota Territory
Oct. g, 1851. 25-ly
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nlillomyipcr.
Calcllu.

II. McLagan,
Storage and Commission, Water street, between
Green anu Washington streets, Galena, Ill.
5. S. MERRILL g. CO.,
Wholesale Dealers in
Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods,
Boots and Shoes,
No. So, Steamboat Landing, Gaiena
l.. $. FELT, Galena, Ill.
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in Dry Goods Gro
ceries, Hardware, Boots and Shoes,
Crockery, Houseiurnishing Goods,
Mattresses, &c.
ALSO-keeps constantly Oh hand large stock
of Rifle and Blasting Powder and Fuse. 2-IO
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FREMONT HOUSE.

JOSIAH WEAVER, PRoPRIEToR.
VUNIIlS well known stand Bench and OF Cedar
j streets has been thoroughly repaired and all new
ly furnshed and is open to accommodate hearders
and travellers, with comfortable quarters.
iy1. lt-tf
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Democratic prinapLs, Democratic PLEASURES
ST. PAUL. MINNESOTA TERRITORY, THURSDAY AUGUST 1880
(MECHdNICdL.)

MILLINERY.
| Mrs. L. M. STOAKES. wishes to inform tn.
4vl Ladies OF ST. Paul and vicinity, that she is thank
fu TO them for their kind patronage during the precesn,
year She has just returned from the East with the La
TEST Fashions and u SPLENDID assortment of Good,
She has Ribbons that be surpassed both in bcaut,
and quality this side Of New York, Aricin flower, any
plumes, Velvet and Velvet Trimming of every color
etc. She may be found at her old stand few rods wes
Of the Presbyterian Church. where she would be happy
10 attend to any order in her line OF business.
November, 1851. s-2syI
TO THE LADIES OF ST. PAUL.
hEEPLY sensible Of past avors, again invite your
- attention to my MILLINERY EST A B.
LISHMENT, confidently assured that can show
You variety of materials and trimmings that will repay
inspection.
My facilities are now increased for supplying you with
the latest Styles and hope be able meet every de-
mand which taste and styl may require.
My arrangements for the season, persuaded will
uiy ensure that success to which the Ladies of Saint
raul are SO willing to contribute, when punctuay and
anxiety TO please blended with knowledge of what
their excellent taste requires.
NJ. A. MARVIN
Third Street, St. Paul, November 20, 1851 81
JEyVELRY! JENVELRY!
'I>HE subscriber has Just received from New York
large assortment of rich and fashionable Jewelry
consisting in part Of the following articles gold chains
finger rings lockets ear rings cu pins ladies' and cents
breast pins, bracelets for seals and buckles gold pens
and pencils which he VIII sell very reasonable terms
WATCH REPAIRING.
6NHRONOMOTER, duplex, horizontal and vertical
~ Watches careiu'ly repaired ana warranted. The
subscriber will give his personal attention the nice
and important branch Of watch repairing and the va
rious neat and intricate departments of the Jewelry
siness; and hopes by strict attention the and
wishes OF his customers TO their appreciation and
patronage A. ID. ROBINSON,
Matchmaker and Jeweier.
st. Paul, April %, 1852. Eff
vCST received large assortment Of Clocks, cheap
- for cash, at ROBINSON's Jewery Store.
LOOK SHARP.
"ORSES sho according to Nature and Shoes made
~ q II ind pt Eee NV
BROOKE g. ARTHUR,
AT their new Shop, ST. Anthony street, above Fort
street, where the! are prepared 10 DO all kinds Of
BLACKS SMITHINC.
share of the public patronage is respectfully solicit
ed.
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ST. paul Dusfness Caros.
.MECH.4NIC.4L s. PROFESSIONAL.

TIME subscriber on the of Fifth and Mnneso-
Il Ia streets. is now Mock. Mock Nockins old
into handsome cheap and durable Carpets Ladies'
and gentlemen, please call and those spiritual knock
inSs, you will not intrude.
large quantity of carpet warp hand and carpets
made to order T.. NJ. WALTERS.
ST. Paul, NAV u, 1852. s--tf
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G. INQUIRE. GUNSMITH.
A I the sign Of the Big Gun, Third street, ST. Paul
"A door Caves Saloon, is prepared 10 do anv
work in hs line OF business, promptly and
satisfaction of customers.
July 81, 1851. IS
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EDWARD JM'LAGAN,
STORAGE FORWARDING AND COMMISSION,
Az the Lower Landing, St. PAUL
A LII Commission and COnsignments, will be prompt
n ly apd carefully attended to.
References u. II. Campbell, +. M'Lsgan, Gaiens;
Geo. peBaun, ST. Louis
Lower Steamboat Landing, 81. Paul, Min.
March 25, 1852. 4s-y.
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LION LIME-At 81 Is per barrel, kept constantly
j ca sale. Apply 10 {. ", BOEUf.
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n. z. II R. NELSON.
AMES NELSON.
A TTORNEYS AND COCNSELLORS AT LAW
n and Solicitors in Chancery, 81. Paul, Minnesota
Will attend with promptness and fidelity to all law busi
entrusted their i'll Minnesota, and the adjon-
ing counties Of Wisconsin.
arParliculsr attention will be given the collection
Of debts and the lOc alton Of Land Warrants.
Sept. 10, 1851. 22-ly
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Il. w. Lott,
Attorney aud Counsellor at Law. and General
Land Agent.--St. Paul.
Particular attention will be given to collections,
Paying Taxes, Entering Lands, Securing Pre-
EmpiiOn Claims, and entries made by Military
Land Warrants. ST
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that no opposer would resort to that
plea. The other, it would interfere
with individual boundaries, and might
cause confusion. There is some
weight in this, but second reflection
blows it to the WINDS; for where is
the man who would object<toihaying
the value Of his propertytincreased
FIVE hundred per cent :? IF snchtan
one can be found we wouldsesteen,
him brilliant specimen Of tile mo-
dern eccentric. - tl.'iai'4iSs.tf GA
e The grcatintcrcst Of South Caro-.
lima to which all others at present
merely subordinate, is the; planting
interest; that is the head spring, the
main fountain of our strength; and
here, it may be, we, have, committed
an error in having planted too much,
and pursued it to thes exclusiontof
other caIlings. TO trade and com
mcrce, to shil.s md 'steamboats,to
banks, railroads and tttrnpikes, t.and
lately to plank roads, We have not
been inert; and in politics State and
national entirely too much time and
talent have been. expended, which
has had the effect to put us aheadSin
politics and behind in, almost every
thing else, ibut especially in domestic
industry and enterprise, in which
we humbly confess that otherl:and
apparently less favored of our eoun-
try have gained the4advance ,:ion
US. We have lived too easy in
the past for onr present Or future
good; we have not used our birth.
right;to the greatest advantage, and
have most unwisely !, sighted the
gifts of nature. Other quarters of
the country have raised our food for
US, when VIC could. as we'll have
raised it ourselves;i while our raw
cotton has been sent off to enrich
Old and New England d.. and other
sections, many Of VIII see now
only as foes instead s5;3l ta...,.,
I'm the retrospect FL as it'll,
TO, flatter or console us; the present
only is ours, and may. > the future
historian, in making atrue,record,
have it to say, that in the2abeginnih@gs
of the second halfof the nineteenth
century, the sunny South was born
again, her people became practical,
they we're struck with new views,
and learnt their duty and like
enlightened men they done it,, the
result of which was they prospered
and went on to prosper had plenty
Of earth's goods and were happy
sps IL RICHLAND. III /
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ts@35" Eow parents realize how
much their children may be taught
at home by dcvoting q few minutes
to their instruction every day. Let
a parent make a companion of a
child, converse with him Familiarity,
put to him questions, answer inouiri.
cs, communicate facts, the result Of
his reading or observation, awaken
his curiosity, explain difficulties, the
meaning Of things, the reason of
things-and all this in an easy play.
ful manner without seeming to i'm
pose task, and lie himself will be
astonishcd at the progress which will
be made. The experiment is 80 sim
pie that none hesitate about its per-
formancc.
Tie FUTURE.-lt has been bcau-
tirul said, that '!hc veil which covers
the face of futurlty is woven by the
hand Of Mercy. Seek not to raise
that veil, therefore, for sadness might
be seen to shade the brow that fancy
had arrayed in smiles and gladness.
Parch half a pint Of rice until il
is brown-thcn boil it as rice is ,usu.
ally DONE Eat slowly and it will
stop the most alarming diarvhce.
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r
TIE DEAD SEA AND JoRpoN.- The
Rev. DIR. Odenheimer, in a letter from,
Jericho addressed to the Banner of
the Cross, makes this beautiful allusion:
The contrast between the natural,
appearance of the; Dead Sea and the
Iordpn was strongly symbolical iofthat
between their moral. aspects, as looked
at by the thoughtful Christian. Be-
hind us was the, Dead Sea, perfectly
enveloped in clouds, and hidden from
our view BY themist and rain; before
rs WAS the Jordon and place of Christ's
BAPTISM, with the bow. of promise rest
jng above it. The one spot marks the
wrath of God against sin; the other.
declares the infinite mercy of God
towards sinners. The bitter wave
that rolls above the. doomed. cities Of
the plain, may we'll be covered with
clouds and darkness; the refreshing
stream that Jesus, has, ca our, baptis-
mai service says sanctilicd, and in,
and by it, water to the mystical wash
ing away o. SIM is most fttingly, ,spap-
ned BY thcsisn of love, bright and
beautiful, as Gods love to lnanIis. cer-
tain ana uuta;ling.' <. .s,,,.. !. .-3,.is.ts Al
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him six months; his labors terminated
at Wadcboro'. From that time was
| dependent upon voluntary contri5l.
| lions, which, when lie reached this
place c1ualed his salary. This may
be thought extravagant, but while he
received So, 400, he brought into the
treasury at least $4,000; SO that
on the whole he has done the State
service that the light Of eternity
can only reveal. ''
We might extend our remarks,
but cannot for want Of room, having
here only glanced at what would FIJI
a volume. We might attempt TO de-
scribe Mr.. Whites cloqucnce and
oratory, but neatly all who will be
likely to read this, have seen and
heard him, that's enough. While
ever the Tree of Temperance bears
one green leaf, or our cmblcms re-
main sacred, the name of White will
stand pre-cmincnt in tho proud galaxy
of her glorious and noble Sons and
champions. In life may he prosper !;
in death may he triumph, and in
eternity may he Rest
AsAerillc, ~ Z.
Nm. WHITE is now lccturing in
South Carolina and as many of our
people may not know him, we thought
proper to publish the foregoing as Civ
ing some information as to his wllerca
bouts. 1t becomes the more necessary
to do so as all sorts of reports, misrcp-
reservations al,l SANDERS, have been
circulated about him since he has been
i'll orr Statc-pcrllaps no man has been
in so short time more miscrably mis-
rcplescntcdthan. the said P.S. WHITE.
At one time EcIis published as an lAbo-
liilonISt, another says he is vaing!ori-
Gus, another that he abuses The Church,
and still another gravciy tells YOU that
Wu,rE is 4 coward lcc.nsc f,rso,,h
he once rcr;,scd i, ;. vorr .y,nch,.;.,,
iii<c-way to fight a ducl-tllat his second
bt;ro = vcr,. lrore mon ,rood hin, =,
Gr,, Int Sill i,c would not--s,iI hc
was unwcll. the second went to ,hc
field of strife and returned and 10, he
PASSED hv Wu,rr and hcorl him sic,;
~, he vos n;c,.;ro III. ,oc,h W,n II,
We have to sov ~, ,b.so r.ror,s j.. tb,,
,I,rv arc vcrv si,,v and show how
hard some peon!o ar. pushed cnr copi-
tai TO onnost In, Tc,oncr.,ucc rr.1r,,.
alton. Hut gentlemen YOU mistake
the whole matter if vo, s,n,osc l,r ,
moment that the cause Of Tr,nncroucc
is to stand or fall with Mr.. WHITE or
,n,. >,,,., ,, :. ,., '..
any oIicr ltlall: IL S'tlitiS Oh Us Own III
tr,p wort II L. Mn NNr,,r,, ...,-,>,.,
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.a \ d
BooKs.-ln conversing with books
VIC may choose our company, aud dis
engage without ccrclnony or exception,
Hero We arc trcoS from the formalities
Of custom and respect. We need not
undergo the pcnunce of, a dull story
from y top Of figure; but may; shake
on the langhty, the ilnpertnent, and
the vain, at pleasure. ,.,g j, 4srssd
Books, we'll managed, afford direcr
ton and discovery ttcy strengthen
the organ, enlarge The Nprosp ct, and
sive a more universal insight into
things that can be learned from unleb-
tered observation.
Books. are a guide In youth. and an
entertainment, Tor age. They slpport
US under solitude, and keep us from
being a bWthen to ourselves, hey
help Us to, forget the crosspes of men
and things; compose, our eslrs;s flld
our passions, and lsty our tlissp pI1aslislE
ments aleeP. When va VA ARE ~ ysIsFsy
the LYING, we may repair to tllef aei'Ss
Who have nothing OF Peeyishrlecss, Pgg y hlrtlc s., pride
or design in thfir conversation, M Il = - !,
Pearls cf Grsaf l5sicc,, IA, si,iil NJ 81,
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a.Wife, said q tyranpicall ally,hasbana
one morninglto his abused eonaort;
I,wishI you would make me- q. PAIR
ofsfalse bosoms' ii should fhink,a
replied she, ! that one bosom Iast false
as, yoursais, would be sufficient. ass'S
The Woodville Republican., 1852-06-08

rESHE subscribe would respectful >aas7E,,
Z ly inform the public that he go @-Il.i@ztrAA
has just erected couple OF neat shops, on the
corner or Bank and Fourth streets, bet ween
the Jail and the Baptist church, where he is
prepared to execute, with promptness and dis
patch. all manner of W agon-making, Black
simithing and Carriage Repairing lie hopes
by strict attention to business. and reasonable
piices, to merit a share of public patronage
He viii be found at his shop during business
hours Woodwork done bp Geo. Hildebrand,
Blacksmithng, etc, done by Hildebrand &
Whitson. GEORGE HlLDEBRAND
Ian. 27, 1S52-ly
The Woodville Republican., 1852-06-08
dissolution of Partnership.

II HE firm heretofore existing between the
undersigned, under the firm of Smith IL
Richardson, is this day dissolved by mutual
consent The accounts and papers of the
tirm have been placed in the bands OF Cot
w Il Lewis and Mr. W Il Blnning, for
settlement, who are alone authorized to re-
ceipt and settle the same.
THOS. ]. SMITH,
JOHN RICHARDSON,
Woodvie, April 20, lSj2-tf
The Woodville Republican., 1852-06-08

TTHE Subscriber has just opened alarge
~ Kiln of newty-burned BRICK, Of a
very superior quality, for building and psv.
ing which he will sell lower than has yet
been sold in this market. He will keep
large supply constantly on hand, and re.
spcctfuly solicts hepubiic patronage.
NJ. CRIST.
misty