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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-07

NDW OnLEAWs, u5tcn y, 100
Cotton has advanced another eighth, since the receipt
of the Americas advioes Sales AZ 1000 bales were made
this morning Middling ~ to Sc.
CIscINSArI, March 6, 1859
The heavy roocipt combined with the large stock
hand caused the market TO cose feebly to-day $500
bbs -four sold ut 81 25 Provisions buoysnt-keg
lard SIG; 200 hhds bacon sold at .c for shoulders
and ss<c for sides Freights frm-to New Orleans
flour 6Oc. and pork .0c.
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on, Nowgort Capt v ITeken.racb, Troy Robbns -
Lowry Now York Hart, New York bears dispatches 10
London and Paris Lewis Levy, Now York Hsrria,
Block l. Blum, Mr. Csrrottcr, Meyer, California;
lyerpoo Auguttin Dciiua, eKoo Dssor, Camhridgs;
Hs Ld6oCi Ks Jassph, SLrsbsn, Ds Jpngs, Mac.
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The Eieetro-HIagnctic Engine.

PouGHKEErsiE. March D. lS51
successful experiment performed here to-day by
Professor Gustin Of Trenton. v J.. his eectromag
nctic engine, demonstrating considerable amount
power with small amount Of battery. The evidence
conclusive that the power be produced cheap ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-07

SEIZURE OF LACE SMUG0LED ON THE STEAMSHIP
AMERIcA-TuE MASSACHUSETTS, APpORrI0NMENT
BILL, ITO.
Bosror, March 5, 1852.
Last evening hours after the arrival Of the steam
or America attempt to smugge twenty packages
Of lace goods ashore discovered by the custom house
officers and the goods scsed They had been placed
in the wagon which for the dirty linen and
wrapped up the clothes The value Of the goods seized
Is between 900 and $1,000 An investigation by the
agent here showed that the guilty party on board the
boat Of the head walters The America has been
seized by the collector in accordance with the law.
In the Senate the bill to district the State under the
new apportionmcnt, has been passed to cngrossment
Every senator present voted in its favor.
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The Ohio River.
Meteorological observations.

IINtINNA1I NNIFH
The river he's ri0n 60 food-height but i now sta
tiUngTv.
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Two brigs, names unknows.
Sailed,

Steamships Baltic, Comstock, Liverpool Alabama, Lud
low Savannah Marion, Berry Chareston Roanoke, Nor
folk &c ships Michael Angelo Sears San Francisco; Allan
tic Worth, New Orleans.
Wind at SUNRISE n; meridian, do; sunset s. and light.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-07

OAhlS AND LONDON VI PRIVATE
Diseases, in few hours by vegetable application.
without pnn In debility. brought by improper habits
and constitutional affections ho combines medicines with
the local remedy and show there thousands
years duration other physicians In all no sn,r
lie makes daily
caustc which others their not
ling the former one soon enough. His diploma with tbes,
can equal IT, You cured In y few hoursP Rrsaaha.%s
d. NJ. Corbyn, G. Derord One application cured ma &C.
another doctor tried long timeW NJ Craft naa 49,
$500 In five to be cured II weakness from sc 49,.
treatment in short timeJas Evans Won c"..
tho worst syrhiitic affection nv bodv ara "u .,
short time after had been under three
year bioes mns every qunck medicine could hear cT ~
20 boneht m Ferguson. Perth Amboy The bsf cn.sy
and abandoned cases he especially solicits al
oler can rely on no other proof cerhcates wha,
,efe y =" nnch imposition. For treatment by Iettey
oresu hoN o. broadway Post Once NJ Y. Those who ami,
w 2 and til s evening. NJ LARMoNT sYr"no ~
he"oe street second door from Broadway, =
INfoRTUNATES FRIEND.-UNEoJT ALLIE n -po,,
- eradooting dscaseBlcsscd by ali who trv "a r,s
most prompt ,rndicAtor mild might 81 oiyen -,
nants-a private diseases vanish under uso III III
bUot W no viii give fcos after that tycns M
Fem easily misled, remember it-Dep0t, Dr. Ward sa,aa.
Of Canal street and Broadway. II Soi"0s
Ee'O THE DIShPPOiNrED.-DR. WARD CAV ma o,.
immediate service. his treatment instants ra.,
the miserable patient from suffering and nrossh
nc gets daily many difficult that Lave degea nau-
Fortunate indeed sre those coming to frat Tar
cured before ethcr DOCTORS Wonld made Tho Loaf
street snd broadway. N' W osh''
I'o CALlIoRNiAHS.- ma AspINwhIIys cov
n pound Tincture, for tho prevention and nu,o ~ IL
Panama iover, or fever sad seue--varrsnctd go 80
surs remedy For sale al tho 400 Of kes.ra ToDD = ~,
81 West Stscet, aeeped storY, ~ = ' " 49,
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MEDICAL.

nEAFNEsS! DEAFNESS! DEAFNESS ALL WHO
- suffering under this malady should clear Of
the artfu traps SGT for them by quAcks
examine tho wonderful that daily being performed
by DR. LuTENER at his kar inarmnry now permanently
way. This the only institution in the world whore
rnti thrNa
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CURE or CORNS.-BY MADAME BERNARD. NO. ~
~ Bowery between Hester and Grand streets (wcst sdel
Madame informs the public that she continues to practise
the feet with the greatest having oxoluvcy
her time for fifteen tho which
tho feot subject. N B.Ohcc hours from r. ~ to
o'clock r M.
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DE-. ,vUt I'm, n DUANE STREET., HAS, FOR THE
- last twenty enjoyed the practice
private diseases of any medic al man in New York. Hs
can cure the most Of this dseAse mild
cases in days DIR. Cooper worst
form in from two to three weeks Of debility
brought on by secret habit INDUCED in by young meu
lbs when too frequently INDUCED in begets
weakness OF the limbs and small Of the back. confusion
the intellect, and aversion society Dr. c.
founded pleasure to be able to refer many whs
after suffering silently for long time have by
him 10 perfect health All cases undertaken. treated with
oandor. ~ B-Strangers. don't be deceived BY
personhtes my name have left Duane street See
cards. in tho New York Sunday Times and Atlas
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TAR. JOHNSON, 10 DUANE STREET, so WE'LL
known for his successful treatment in private diseases
for the last twenty-five continues to DO consulted
(sonfdentsly) all diseases requiring medical surgical
add he would particularly suffering old
chronic that have been abandoned other
incurable to give him risl He has
Mt present under treatmenta doing weand refee to
who have been cured by him after Of
suffering DR.. Us office il arranged with ths
strctest privacy N B.-ObserYe l6 next door to DE-.
Coopcr's.
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nR. MORTAMORE WOULD INFORM THE HUNDREDS
who apply to him for the OF disease that he hod1
delpsYe hope that he will them Gin tive or
three days He is called daily to witness the sad
effects OF SO wicked deception worthy pandemonium tse
He would, hOweye those who under his
that they may rely upon cheap pleasant speedy
xice gratis l.. MORTAMORE II. D.. LOG w Liam akraat
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LEGISLATIVE BUSINESS BILLS PASSED BY THE
SENATE FOR RELIEF TO CANAL CONTRACTORS
THE UsURY LAws-THE CORONER BILL-THE CASE
or MR.. SNow-ANoTHER EXCITING SCENE IN THR
bum, ETC.
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HoxA.. Feb ItslA csssr.s NorisaaS oria.is. Gsuia.
sUspsaEArn. Fcs iS-Sid Rsysi Oak. Fisher, Nvort.
TExkl. Feb LAT Farewell, Heater, YirSinia.

RorAr. Feb 4-sA cs.r~is. Norissa@ 0riAais. Gsuid.
NYork (not NOrieans} Diens do.
SurpsRLArD FEB l6-Sld Royal Oak. Fisher, NYork.
TExEI, Feb ij-Arr Farewell. Beates, virsinia.
FALMOUTH, Fob 1.-THE Oscar. from Havrs fer HAssna
put in 18TH 70 iarbosrd bow. having been
contact with IN Am ship ths night previous.
Dec S3-Arr 10Th, Col Mordu from Reunon with pAssen
gers, officer and ve OF the Panama whaler
Julius sorted wrecked in the Morambique Channel
Cows, Feb l3-The Am ship France Nichols from Ant
wep for NYork having respped her cargo aud emgrsats
has been lowed into the Roads to-day.
LIVERPOOL Feb a-Put back. tho Osborns, Novel; for
Oreans making three inches water hasr having sruck
twice on the bar yesterday in going out.
roHrroo. Marin Go. Doncs. reS i1-Heayy sAiss from
WNW There has teen good deal Of drift timber washing
ing there ash picked up painted black the words
branded the shi Poster on the blade tho
word "Richain (perhsps Rchmond) with copper clasp
and each side Of the blade. CShip Andrew
Poster Hoberton sid from NYork Fob for liverpool and
could not have been the Of Ireland
prev TO 18th.
KauRIrIus Dec 2f-The repsrs required for shipping
particularly the rigging Consequence of the numerous
arryss Of crippled ships the Of Nov
IL H. oordae masts and exceed
ingy dear and expected that OF tho
vessels will delayed until further supply Of those art
cls be imported from Bourbon. the Cape and India
Telegraphio Marine Reports.
BosroN, March6.
Arriyed-Ship Masconoma, from Calcutta; sehr CrAad
Turk (of NYorkl. Cooper. from Pernambuco.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-12-02
RICHARD MARVIN,
On Thirt1 Street. ST. Hcni.

Is NOW ENGAGED EXCLUSIVELY As A pE>LER GLASS,
GLASSWARE, cuINAwAEE, QtEENswARE
CRoCKERY, ON THE SOUTH SIDE oF THE
STREET, NEXT DOOR To FREsLEN's,
And nearly opposite the Post Office.
HDEIIEVlNG that the trade of town viii now
rant establishment devoted solel, this branch
of business, the subscriber calls the attention Of his
friends and all who i'll want of goods in his line the
TACT that he is prepared 10 receive them the most
liberal and accommodating terms, and has hand and
now arriving, large and well selected stock oi
goods, ordered expressly for the market, comprising the
usual varieties and many other articles moi to Dr met
with elsewhere in this town.
&. &. blue edged, dipt painted, printed, whit, granite
nown. line and mulberry earhenwarc;
Pure white, enamelled, istrc blue figured and gold
band, English china;
White, gold band, and decorated French china;
All the varieties of American cut, plain and pressed
glassware Of Eastern AMI Western manufacture;
German and Rohcmian glassware, great variety;
English i. ID. pipes; American pipes and pipe heads
Aarge assortment OF lookng glasses, elegant lpanncd
tea trays of our own ilnror,ation;
britannia coffee and teapOts, casters, pitchers etc, II
great variety of first rate quality;
large and elegant assortment Of Cornelius X Co.'S
celebrated solar lard lamps, Chandeliers girandoes
gilt, olive and damasK;
Together with large variety of articles usual,
imported for this market
am prepared to offer large stock of goods ordered
expressly tor this trade on unusually favorable terms.
Assorted packed for the country trade in the
best manner, Kept constantly on hand.
My goods pat up in the best manner, by careful
and experienced packers, and may be transported
distance by wagon otherwise, without risk break
aye.
Call and examine goods for yourselves.
Particular attention is invited To my stock of Window
G lass of all sizes and qualities which will be sold here
for less prices than before Offered Paul and
snail adv upon the cost at the manufacturers
for cash in hand. RICHARD MARVIN.
in l.. 10,
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The Troy Post says that to get rid Of bad cold,
one should abstain from all kinds of liquids until the
cure Is effected, and that forty-eish hours will usually
do this.
Why are men of enterprise like emeticsl Because
you cant keep EN- down.
The young man who got this out, was last on
"Wednesday evening. As he had carrot in his hand.
his friends fear ne stabbed himself, and afterwards
threw his body overboard.-tLowell ADV.
Post Master General Hubbard has made a contract
for the supply Of stamped envelopes under the new
law, at rates one-lhird less that those previously
paid for plain envelopes. SO says the Washington
correspondent Of the Tribune.
There only eleven miles of railroad to be
completed between Cleveland and Dunkmk.
DEFIN,rIoNs.-Rcbus,t to kiss one again, ompi-
bus, tn hiss them all blundesluss, to Hiss another
nan's WITT; s.l'a % bus, lady kissing another.
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Autumn /.
BY LONGFELLoW.

Thou comesi Autumn! heralded by rain;
VIA 'aIge's ny great gales inccssaut famed,
B,gh;cs d,an brightest silks Of Samarcand,
Ana stately oxen harnesscd to thy vain.
Thau .'ana,sl Ike imperial Cha, cmagne,
pm thg ifiIse Of gold; thy royal hand
rtre be- Nth bcncdictoas DER the land;
lfie'.rs q r. inns ,hroushou thy vast domain,
Ths shieid is ne red harvest moon, suspended
- log beneath he heavens Exchanging caves;
Thy steps are y the farmers prayers attended;
Like flames upon the altar shine the shcavcs;
And @DoWius thee in thine ovation srlendcd,
Thu.c Au,ner, the wind, sca,tcs the golden leaves
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ICE CREAM SALOON & GENERAL
CONFECTIONERY ESTABLISH NIENT

TIE subscribers, in returning their sincere thanks
their patrons and the public in general, for the liberal
encouragement they have received, desire to inform
them that they have opened an lee Cream Saloon in
the building formerly known iiichcox & kcilogg's
Drug store, Third street The, viii always have Ice
Cream aud every article i'll the confectionery line. La
dies ard Gentlemen please give IL call.
They Will also inform the pubiC Thai they have al
ways on hand nj their confectionery, the Amci
can House. fil assortment of fancy and plain Candies
which they will sell almost low il be bought
in ST Louis. Merchants viii find their advantage
to cal before sending below. All orders for cakes
promptly filed. REM n kARCHER.
st. paul. JuN 8. iS12- N.
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FhrAI. ArCtDENT.--A most melancholy aecilen,
occurred ia K chmoad co., Ca. last week. Two
sYHns scntl.'aen by the rane of Twisgs and Badce
seat ga N d hunting excursion. After some time
.lrv PARTED. In the Of the hunt young
"'ess eNha ted his supply Of percussion caps, the
hft ,av'n. ploded without discharging the gum
PIC soon ilr fcjoncd has companion, and they were
pIocee.i horseback To the house of Mr. Da'dec's
father. "a - asked Badec for some caps Baldee
iaY8y r,fasel. Twiggs replied that if he did no,
5ise him s1r'e he would shoot him. Other playful
cnarf passed, when Twiggs levellcd his gun and
n'rpci IT, opposing there was no danger, he con
tI'usd g, ,r The third III fourth time the gun dis.
Charged aa. dyed the whole contents in Bailec'.
2 Tson. H. igered until the day and expired
IA t"lnI iap were about seventeen years old ant
Iui.n 'e friends. Baldee was the son of n very res
pectaS 9 'icr Of Richmond county. Twiggs is
son o' i'ir wigs Of Richmond, and a nephew o
Gene a ! sIr 5 of the Army.
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tAsror 0il..--An exchange paper in reference
- tl- artirr, sns:--''fhe growth and consumption
% castor 90 in his country really surprising
aa artic is used ior various purposes, not on
a. As , medicine but for burning, yreasing machinery
'nt Tar man otler purposes. One firm in the West
U.s. POI '-rrc year for mixing with bears oil and
hsr rlapatat,n's. We learn that already such is
the .a.u Oil 1t castor oil is becoming scarce, not
"itnstsuiiu, tie large bean plantations in the
Stlt a illinois and other portions OF the Vest
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SMITH, NEW A. CO.,
Exchange Office. Third Street.

Mar J4kson ", 81. Pau, Mn.
4--S2
C0UNTY AND TOWN ORDERS, bought and sold
~ by SMITH d NEWELL.
y AND WARRANTS, bought and sold by
\ SMITH * NEWELL.
ENASrERN DRAFTS, bought aud sold by
M SMITH 4 NEWELL.
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3 io:n0N HrRCH.-Ss. Paul's Cathedral, in
i.'uaon cot ;, )o0, 900. The clock in the tower
Aa, pendulum IL # long, the weight at the end
~ p3no. VA. minute HANDS IS pounds each on
.1. }.AI. ara feet long. the hour hands a. pounds
ctrr. anA - s. long. The d,as are 10 feet in d.
.t-ter. lae cures are q feet long. The bell that
-t.e> Ae hours is heard 20 miles in clear days be-
ng 10 Zee; Ia diunctcr and . in weight. 1t is
t.."- ca ito death ofthe Dean, the Mayor, Bishop
81 london. rs a me,ner of the royal family.
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shade te.e.

In addition to the above their assortment of srapes
ounces currants gOosebcrrcs, dahias chrysanthon.-
as, gerannms, cactus, fs, raspberry, and strawberry
are Very large, and prices low establish
ment of the kind, west.
Orders received and promptly attcAped to BY
GEO w. ARLINGTON agent
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hood in America.

throw Iowa "a remark or tso on an unoccnp;eJ
gag, aie" tht c'ar,ctcr which hood is taking ON
among t~--2r go arr, upon thc aew anI eNtraordina
rvT,ltu lo> watch arising Ia t,is COUNTRY between
III, vot,r and the more advanced in life. Ii is with
srt Pr-rreat a all history, There never was any
t1ls- Ter eioo To the prescription of The Young, or
a. fh, 90 .cAa.s' anl acqu--ccace Of the elders in
Gifs- rfglt-r- u advanced b.vom1 the middle OF
3d. a.' called odd f,yes" by their nniors; and
'his we're not lang unfit tor the very street, it is
ratrot rp isio Congress, aml grave legislators
~ tae Title, and handy II about in their speeches
a good j.~ In society, AMI csIcciall, in cities
= 'plc aic scare IS married an settled III life until
day 's ird - on 'the shady side of their day.
aud a. u-a-c. 'cordineiy--and by whom Why
is a'ss sH1 giti- between the ages OF and
tNcrt- '1e- hear Constant complaints Of this, and
IN, sei s constantly the same---''If there is not
'a.a.t an AMY sense AMI authority enough
among y,r 70 itnfess aai put down such f,lly you
ought to suisr.
tui tlis eNtr,ordinary difference docs not stop
h2re, il r>t 10 noisy AND imper,inent boys in the
-; ~, N pnbic places, NJ railway stations, and
wnercV '1v- aggregate. The elders SAY, 'srhis
- TT, Dua'N- what right hive we 10 the street or
IN. station ni.r" than thcvl They may Insult us If
~ inel'' III ow sticks stones al us--aud what
eau SO 10 I, is a fact; the !argnge is used;
have often 1ear' il. With a view TO satisfy nv c,-
r'o>ta ca AiS lat, and perhaps 10 feel the public
pals, haze pn the fo'iowins question to half a
I'ich gcHtte.o n OF or cities, ani have uni
tDfYi'v r'r we" ne same answer. elf, yon
gong dos t'wn, You should approach dozen boys
payiuc oa 90 iewaih, and olst,uctins it so that
you could noi c'avenien,iy pass what would You d,
--s'ou'd sos saN "boys, yoa gather here il,
f-is wa taG upy the sidewalk or would you
rtt OF ia walk nd go around and come on the walk
lain y s'' l3u had got by!'' And they all said
tacy would ~ 'nnd. Now il men choose to abdi-
vite all tb, ,h,s, all the proper authority of man.
'cd, thH .'n "a so; but ] must say that know OF
greaoor, gratuious, or more pcrlous
.E.. Q
a.t .aa, {, rs and he listcucl "a. Rut if not Il
r."fy'ti1s e. gield and give way before the heed
"<- rusa e ,ortliui i.npertnencc, this will become
.i'.e Ia an intocrabla country Ia live in.
b. IA anNrci is too vast "a be discussed in "a note.
& SC ."nncr't'c tetereace in directions is going
'eat d~' 60 Jar, and absorption in business is
suri. fer. thar we have no timc for m,nv of our
oaties.--l .ey. DIville Dewey.
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Tfc I.a'c ~npcrior Jour discourscs upon the want
at he S.ut ANAL, thus:
The -rre,. e. ,wback Gu the prosperity and pro-
gees q iho TRY, III the want Of canal, is seen
.u1re taa1 It this time. Thousands Of barre Is
- supplies vers,i steam engines, and large
nt!1.cs al, 3 rent kinds of mining machinery are
lodged here ~n viii be obliged TO remain here for
s.S 'f's me.
IN eFcry !.i1 Of business in the country the same
enc .ia"t, anH Encouragement exist for the want o!
th's open'ns ioto Lake Superior This is the reason
rhe p'oju,ts OF oppcr and iron make SO ttIc show.
f9f ,t. and iron there Of IA certainty, 'in any
turnuuos, coma anies are formed for working the
- f.s, bui half IF them at least are working with
ofoa atcc, ting for a canal be built least
'at'raStH -'iafc going into the business
b. -irch. Fry Kind of enterprise is in its infancy
audi then, = nust remain ill this canal is built. The
ro Involvement { this great work would encourage
c"a, lr.cs and business men of all kinds to enlarge
tl.ie te'-,finls for more extensive operations on
.a" 'pcln, lis communication with tine great
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singing SchOOI.
ID f. MESSER having made arrangements to give
ID a course of instruction in Vocal Music in this
place the ensuing winter would hereby give notice that
the first lesson will be given the Court House on
Saturday evening Nov 18th, commencing at O'Clock
The will consist Of "a lessons, cards of adlniss
SO 90 for a gentleman. s so for a lady.
Those wishing join the class earnestly reguest
ed to be present on the first evening -
st. Paul. Nov Ilth, 1852. tf
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w &C knowledge the favor MANY calls during the
w past week and purchase of he stock O, She If
cloths for gelemen's thc latest st, les of
ready made clothing; We now express desire that
aiiwaitIng elegant Its OF garments, made BY ourselves
or the best ready made garments Can buy, would
lock III upon Us and what we can do. Ii is our
greatest pleasure to show goods sale sale.
l.
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EROCERfES-Tea, Sugar. Coffee, y. II. Moa.ses,
u Rice, etc. For sale lDwty
June I6 OW J.W. SIMPSON
N ETCHUFS, Peppersauce Pickles, Preserves Sauces,
h Brandy Cherries, etc. For sale low by
June %. 90 j. ". SIMPSON.
A large lot of Beiseads constantly hand and for
N salcby june LIDO j. ~ SIMPSON
BACON, Hams, Shoulders, Sides, Mess Pork, always
- on hand and for sale 10y
June IG. 90 JW SIMPSON
LIAMILY FLOUR, Elkader extra aid Other brands;
June is. ,lC JW. SIMPSON,
4 fine assortment Of boots and shoes, polka hnskins
N bootces, misses, boys and chiIens SHOES TO which
particular attention is invited by
June &c. Qo) J.W SIMPSON.
IyEADY made clothing, large lot, for sale by
HI June 20. j. u. SIMPSON,
lISRESB butter and eggs, meal, western reserve
n cheese, etc. for sale low by
Jane 26. 90 ". SIMPSON,.
H<OOKING stoves, Ohio premium, for sale by
~ June 70. j. ". SIMPSON,.
EJURE and No l, lead glass, putty and nails always
II on hand aid for sale ly
June 26. J. IS. SIMPSON,.
GOING! GOINC!.
prices to astonish the crowd, some Of the most
n fascinating furniture offered m Minnesota ana
sion consisting If six beautiful bureaus, five splendid
centre tables, one sofa
ALso--Five ps. Canada Cloth; loo dozen good knit
socks and lot of good clothing
T. l.. COLLINS
| sept23-23-,f Auc. apd Com Store, foot Third ST