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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-15
V'he Poor arc cured grnt uitOusly or Cor ;

ppticn and disesso yondsye and Thursdays at a
Greenwich street. On thoso days tho Office and parors
thrown publicly opsu faculty persons
yhiEg 70 bear and tho miraculous effected by Dr.
WattP Nervous Antdote, who invited TO attend, be-
tween tie boure " nine and two H. ASTEN, SearetaYy
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= y r. &, q i .s> =. s + : : - -
n2ArofY or THE OLD AND NEW W0RLD-Ae
W tho Stlyyessrs nsituse Laet evening, rsday Jsn.
lsd ~ III o'clock Ctstics "h.nsys jast Loct1Ta sd
inrerscaston Lord Nrousham She'll Clty. Hsn9yiph.
80 87ftr, Patrick Henry, AMI many Other remarkable
oretor nterninsled With Poetic keoials. Tickets, ~
-erts; lsdis a. Is ecp,a.
GtCScsA ELIZA vALENTINJ. PROFESSOR ~
- tnn nfOrmB tho muea ladies' tibet tho apple tops
m u mado BY iotter 40 Hotel Pelerr, ltree.
Hh u The VII promptly attend 20. The arb Of singing.
IL NE of psla ling 10 an initiative arb She hayiI been
Trima donna Ia Italy and having YET all her
vocal poverr 10 one oft lew professionals in this
9cauy who can seaeh by essnpe9 and BY initiation Che
piaJG To PIANO and accomps, eat mnsterly Sho resks
regSt'y ard tcaclea in ltnsuagegItaan Ereach,
Eggiish and Spanieh
yFUsIcAt,--rsE ADVERTISER WISHES TO TAKE
va ssons Tho HaDso Fl5ags address COX l,S7 ". Y.
P0Ab 0hlse Eta.ipg terms, 60.
rEsO PTANoFoRTE TEACUEas-A LADY CAN HIgE
pleasant room AM board With mall private amy,
aud have pupis in tho house. TIE suatf1n 10
e9htial. Reerenee required Address H.. Herald Oa3c
Tor ssLE-TWO NEW ACTIONS ANDBEY BoiR0r.
i fDE aprisht pisn3fortos, malo ~ lsri1 by tb9
uakcg, very clcap. ApplJ at il5 franklin street, N
ret.
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UJIL tWo HHkW Ely -INE
81 continues = braw ana mas alwavs hsad the -il
established brewery Nos 100 i02 and lOi Duane street.
i.rse spppy Pao amber and Blown Ale, OF the
qIa - suitable far h1me c1nfumptie1 cxr9v.son st
market prices. no forego this orr
pTossnS his most fervcnt thanks 10 thoB Of liz
STEADY rad aoha ns support The last
has en- abled him his frciinss a.
cstRh9linsnt. In he redxeg lmgoif
fornisl item md The pub, Win quality Of ale. s
hnda ish fr oear body and fno lsyor IL vii ts
john CoLGAN.
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1T NrURN SHED APA&TaENrs IN HuBgEp
~ street ~ Johns Park-eAroe rooms, WIN ptntri.s.
ard use OF cellar, Kitchen and Attic III required
respectable family Good refcIeace required. add.
X, BeFaif Office.
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uhlnn. eleIohma i-It never can b

sssAshing. sseighmg'- never c.n be
' :ss fpsS
s:n:: ssss o.
srs.: il Ss psGDs; ss TX f.
Il. .sssy
~ s:'i
.s q he
Pie himself did NOT TO be much frhtehed he has
y s
ss The Dr. ifpsaish gas. and light sSa up
Turtle Soup. Odd Fellows Han.-rhe
les. Tsrse Soup and Turtle STAKES say and
Sss rsl.cws Bail corner q Grand and Cent streets
, Louis Kassuth.-An original dnguerreo-
uaes on ssea
..s,s II ~. .Assns as @ s
sape gallery.
The celebrated OK John Hancock-rhe
@ The Rs q 'ss s M
the Of Spring snd Mercer streets, On Thursday and
sssass s1S s Z, ss'
''''s' % IT. '''1"'1' . ''''''''HS \. VALENTINE.
Great Bargains In Furs, at Frank Rem
% s' an SSE, 1i~ IS
rs to , ~ I a 'rns aw Soma ra es
E1minss yet % CHM
chae Stone harton &C. Ladies, THO the great chance
Scr you.
Thc place to get good shirts, a92 Green-
ykL eerner Of CHAMBERS street ~ YThe public are in
veG 10 call and examine specimeDs OF manufacture
sso article in Under Clothing, Sesyfs, Crayss
'N'' N''''' '''''s' TGos. MLAUGnLIE.
There - no Article Ira the Wardrobe OF
sentenan OF Importance 70 his persons appearance
than eiess we'll lifting shirt u believed
That ia this of costume GREEN, No. hstsr
House. takes precedence OF all competitors lie nyes the
'ets of comparison and aeon to abide the result
&he Poor arc cured grnt uitOusiy OF Con-
npton and disesso Mondays and Thursdays at Al
eceon@ich street. On theso days tho Office and parors
thrown publicly TO the medical faculty and all persons
yhIg 70 bear and tho miraculous ouro effected BY Dr.
Waite Nervous Antdoe, who invited to attend, be-
tween tee houe Of line and two. H. ASTEN searetaYy
Commercial Eank, Perth AmbOy.-VGtes
fie hank redeemed At 20 cent discount by r.
gvaBe 70 II Fulton street. in payment cr ready made
sJottiyP.
"ChGcun u SON govt" which translated,
neepeth every according to his taete the motto Of
T. SMITH JE cobbng establishment l02 Fulton sire et
articles admirably made
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TO LET THE LOWER PART OF TWO sTOEl
Ecufe, oons tug of two large pariorl back
sd two bedrooms the ii desired. Apry II
the prcyaiser t}j prnn dwny 1T 5 t;oli street.
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HORSES, CAuuIno I'll, ~.

.yoa SALE, A sPLENrID PRIyAVs COACH Ayo
noLs5 Anu harness. together with tho Livery.
a2aen 10 Lsaty new hEd made ~ ordE Tor he
noses tre Wsrrsptch sound And kind g0d tr.yeers,
tna cost O0 The whole wi be sold a. 5sfyan, tbe
osasr 70 going 10 Europe Enquire ct willard Resd ecrgeg
OK Mercer Anu Boecker stress.
WANTED-A FEW GOOD STRONG HORSES, roE
W which libers cash price will b. raid. Address r.,
can he seen.
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sPEClAh NOTYOE.

ESEsIlyAL TOR VIE POOR A FEGrIvaL, F02 THE
benefit OF tho Poor will bn held ut tho ApDlo No 40
Broadway on Saturday evening January ". rnder tho
maBsgoment Of tho Ladies Bcnevolent Society OF st. Pa
tricks Cathedral II 10 hoped that tho clim1 OF tho poor
N THE appeal will noa bo disregsrdod itets 81 oonts.
a sPECJAL MEETING OF TIE STOCKHOLDERS or
N the New York and Now England Telegraph Company
ef the directors. JOHN MCKINNEY, Heoretarv.
rToTAX PAYERS. NOTICE Il HEREBY GIVEN TO
owners or 10 sees OF propoeay which the tai Of
l50reaine unpaid that ls OF psid tho
1870 are In course of and Will be advertised
tire All nterestcd thron rsgrested 20
make immediate payment 10 tho Rec liver ot sSec aud
thereby save the exre so OF advertising. Fncnce Depsr
msnt, Ccmptrcllcr's office Now York, Jan H. 1867,
JOSRPu n. TAYLOR, Comptroller.
1HnE LATE CLERK OF CENTRE MARKET, WHOsg
rm Of 0ihce expired Tho day nie present o.
pod hunting stch by who hold stands la tho MR.
market dealers Mr. Francis Degez, Clerk replied Cen
Nomen allow me 30 return you sincere thanks for ts
splendid present hiyo tbought III 10 present with
tparturo from tho position have occupied IL
tion with and tho market Ny association With yon
has been OF friendly and agreeable nature and
shall bear u in mind also the present you do
me- being an evidence Of your good viii and esteem May
j.. m. KAcEY, 10 Nett street.
NEW YORK AND uARLEM RAILRoAD-NEw
~ York Albany. spd Tr oy.-fue Harlem Railroad f.
enson will be open for through trains and N9nday
January l9th. 49, Passenger trains will leave City Hail.
New YORK. a. ocieck A. M hcturning will leave Ia;
Irejs hi trnins viii DO pub the road few dsyp, Of
n. sLOAT, Superintendent
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IL gAHDiEs PREsERyES ETC., LANDING. COO
~ AM Rochelle Brlndies in ore.haif, t5Irth
sno bth Tlpssi Sardnse, Green Peas Mushrooms
sn6 7racos Escorted crnister Boriesvx. Champagne
aud HcEcndy NtLg Rochelle White Vino Nincgtr. Fgs
ssle, - }. MONLUS, ~ Front gtr8a..
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TWO LET AND FOR SALE-A TWO STORY ATTIC
h0nae and part OF tho furniture Tor slethe hcuss No
Amty street. an be ior three days. between
4 O'clock.
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'SNO Rem T-SIORE ON BROADWAY, DETWREN
Thirty third and Thirty Fou,sh streets rent 800 lao
one between Thirty ninth and Foreth streeto rec. sue
Alec few foors east aide of Broadway Thrtv
street. at So to So month Particular attention
70 securing small respectable families Inquire this r. al
Estate Acencyof X O. PIERCE, - Wall erect.
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rE>O CLOTH Frs THE ADVERTISER OFFERS TO
cspotc al his Clothing Estabishm eht one OF Tho most
stands in the city The stock az been collected
with great pains altsgether aIordns to
cnterrsug party rare opportunity OF eDgagra Ia tae
pusrsg with s the material and advantages or nant
which labor only In tho usual 81
budipE up business Terms liberal Address Trade Ger
aid otioa.
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ITO LEI OR LEASE.-TuE STORE 2D1 VILLA
street; alto, store Is rrsnkf Greet corr " " al
Ian street lish,some tssemeas 81 haviag unilr cell
few ,ietely furnlshed from 81 81 8,
Ter weeb. Posscsson Immediately ca irs In the ods
q tho Hotel, stairs, OF william sgd Ysaut.
streets.
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VNo LET-THEwfLI-KNoWNM NEAT SHOP sITUArEl
ut tho Of Henry and Montgomery Streets luit
able kind of business etheY above
grocery with the
tile vtsmee or OF William r. Blair a. the oorroc eT seecr
avenue aud twenty Eighth street
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EOR eALE.-A WELL KNOWN RESTAURANT ANT
hsr, situated on corner. In Br5a lw.y, below Cant
street. offered At Ercst bare Tho bnsusss
and fixtures will be sold on the >be terms
with tho ready cash which viii require
5000 to putchaGo hpLyto
IOW'tSh 9kIKCON AZ Nassau s.rss l.
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Bs1SCELLAN EOUS,

TRTOF PARK BILLIARD SALOON C0RNEEGf LEE
u yersity place snd Thr zenith rect rhis
saloon, containing ak Of Grih Deikors Patent
Elsstic Cushioned Billiard Tables spionda Bow
ifg Alleys, 10 now open Tor tho oa OF ysets
tho sprurtonances 20 The tho Dodsrn
costly description and the very bcst attention "a pqid
goltmsD who aysil themtel'e, o. preparations ade
e. comfort and lelt BY the sabsb1 ghO
Noits ii patronage cfhs rifndo and the public ssnsss
U. c. HAFUDRN, Jr, Proprietor.
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Lf2s ORS,

NJ l.. PETERS y Co, IMPORTERS or WINES,
W. Ernndiea and 2eSars invite the attention whole
sale end rota 10 their ensye stock OF the Goovo
named g9oda which they arc selling twenty lower
thtn house IN ths city. All ordsrs punc.usi
attended TO- No. ~ Broadway. trst block ttcye the
r-wir
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-03-25

And BARRIERS, shaving without soap or razor.
Our place is high and dry. like Rome OF yore,
And has thousand precious souls. or more,
And fast increasing in the course Of things,
For each arrival one newcomer brings.
And by inspection ycu can sometimes trace
The father iireamenis in the oGsp'ing's face.
And now, friend q. between yourself and me,
This land is all iii is cracked up to be-
IT'S destined 10 be great in laihs and looms,
In mills and nurphies, senators and brooms;
Yield beef, aud wool, and fax a bound!ess store,
And hay 'and hcminy' for thousands more
Tell all who doub, that this will come to pass,
Or want better land, to go TO grass.
Our apids--iaIls--csscads, or what you please,
Are found about midway between the seas;
THEY'VE not receded since the a. ID. enc,
But little more than yoa can cast n stone.
Yourselfca nudge how many years have He'd,
While wearing to such depth the present bed,
With rocky banks two hundred feet or so,
Fran twenty score Of miles, at least, below.
The Mississippi surely must have run.
For countless years ere Adam saw the sun.
be tha, as twill, I'm not exactly clenr
Blu, Eve and Eden had their locale here.
And NOW, dear Friend, I've writ with good in
tent.
Aud hope you'll coine and see the elephant
I'll. net all moonshiac' and all .lnjms' here.
Nor does the winter rave for half the year.
The land is rich in rivers, rogues and pine.
Anil full Of saints from Douglass to Pembine.
We live and let live each rs best as he can
The women are all patriots to n man.
Bu, bring your dog, and gun, and flask and
I grape.
And such loose change as you can rake and
scinpe.'
And food and clothing for years supply,
AM when you come you'll know the reason why
I've learned that man, at bost, is bat an elf.
And he is helpless that cant help himself.
Tell Captaia Smith gave his name to you.
And he's the gentleman 10 'pu, YOU through.
A, number three, near An,hon's cGaseless roar
You II find the latch-s,rins our humble door.
Much love 10 all your family send,
With kind regard from
O5odien, Friend
ST. ANTHONY, 1852.
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JuI'c 70, fSJI. r. -
REAL ESTATE AGENCY OFFICE.
Thomas w. Wilson,

ATE of Newark Ohio, respectfully informs the pub
lie, that he has located himself permanently, IN ST.
Paul. in the Territory of Minnesota, where he proposes
offer his direct and personal services Agent Tor the
purchase, sale aud exchange of all descriptions OF Real
Estate; such Lands, Farms, Town Property, Lease
holds, Ground Rentsto the payment OF taxes OF non
residents, examining titles, collecting debts, &c, &c
And will negotiate Agent for Loans OF Money on Bond
and Mortgage Town Property &c also, for the pur-
chase of stocks such have bona de value and tran
all other business connected with such Agency.
1-'Olioe, corner of Wabasiaw aud Third streets.
All property will be duly advertised and charges
whatever Will be made unless the negotiations fully
and satisfactorily effected. T. w. WILSON.
BY permission, he refers to-
,.?t: Ill., % + s;' T SssEy; Ohio
Hon. Thomas Ewing, Lancaster, Ohio.
Henry Stansbury, ESQ., Airy Cen, Columbus, Ohio.
Hon. Joseph Vance, Ex-Governor, Urbanna, Ohio
Hon. VIM BeLb, Ex-Gov- Ohio, Illinois.
Hon. }. Brady, Carlisle, Pa.
John ID. Early,
Ba, ley Keys,
A. II. Coffee, Esq.
DR. VIM. Knight, Philadelphia, Pa.
Elias Fasset, Esq. Wall street, (y.,vy.,t
Alfred Avery, Merchant, 70 broadway
Hon Lewis Cass, Detroit
Hon L. Whitconb Ex Governor Indiana
II. II Rice, Esq Saint Paul, Minnesota.
ST Paul, Sept. ., 1851. @3-ly
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Wholesale Grocery ana Iron Store

w bOIcSatc ksrOCefy ana iron StOIes
I'm connection with stock Of SLIGO IHoN,
III offer large stock O. Groceries and Provisions. We
would call the attention OF ulcountry merchants and
retail dealers generally to stock, which embraces
every thing, Liquors excepted, in the Grocery and Pro-
vision Inc.
We propose selling for cash at Gaena market prices
adding OF transportation, and believe that
supply clearinghouse keepers and families good
terms AS they can purchase below.
Our stock has been selected with care. that
WARRANT the qualit, OF ali articles sod by us.
CUCARS--Common Brown, Refined A, d and c,
- Crushed and Pow dcrcd, by the barrel, at
MARSHALL Co.'S.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. syrup, sugar-house and
IVA Plantation, at MARSHALL Cos
GOLDEN SYRUP, in le-sallon kegs, for fami-
IA lies, a: ". & Cos
COFFEE and TEAS, Of every kind, at
u II { Cos
LvLOU R--Jasper Extra and snperfne, ut
n II & Co.'S.
DORK--Clear Mess, just put up last week, supe-
II ror article for families, at Cos
CALT.-Of every Kind and in any quantity, at
- VI d Co.'S
nII>--Linseed, Bleached, Lamp and Lard Oil, at
" NJ . Cos.
EANDLES--Sperm, Star and Mould q,
u M&Cos
HNTHrTE LEAD, Turpentine, Putty Whiting and
w Lampbiach, at NJ 4 Cos.
EK-lNDOW Glass and Nails Tobacco, Goldfish
w Mackcre Butter and Cheese, Axes, Clocks, Corn
Baskets Locking Glasses Gro Bars Buck Mits, Gruin
Shovcls Coffee Mills. Percussion Caps Log Chains
Brooms Crackers Axe Hcl,es. and almost every thing
for sale MARSHALL & Cos.
Saint Paul. October, 1851. s-2s
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MINNESOTA LEATHER STORE.

Nearly opposite the American House, ST. Paul
Nv 4. COLLINS IL CO, dealers in saddles, harness
ELe trunks, sadjlcry hardware saddle trees skirt
ing harness, aud patent leather, calf seating hay and TOP
leather coach roans coach laces sadders silk bellows
0aDds, belts a.ld string leather.
MOOT AND sHoEMAEERs STOCK.
Hcnlock tanned sole leather, oak tanned sole leather
oak tanned upper leather Kip and Cshns, French Ger
man, Philadelphia and Cincinnati cal!skins; all Kinds
ladies' and gentcnes morocco, red yellow blue. green
pink and white Innings; best goat buck sheep bind
ing boot and shoe findings boot trees, lasts crimp boards
Clamps pegs Of all sizes shoe thread al kinds; iron, zinc,
and copper shoe nails
a'Ihe highest market price in cash, paid Of ali times
fox bcol bidcs, sheep and deeiskins.
May i-f +. A. G. & co.
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LOOK ar THIS!

II PANY, Cleveland, Ohio, commenced issuing Poll
cies in March last The number issued up July lst
was--l65l
Amount of Property Insured, Sl,lle 10000
Premiums received, 32,0l5.76
Business is conducted upon both The Stock and Mutual
plan and the Farmers Department is entirely separate
from the Merchants Department. Great caution is
ercsed taking risks and hazardous property
refused.
0yThe undersigned is prepared issue Policies upon
either plan, in either department.
GEO. ". PRESC OFT, Agent.
ST. Paul Aug. q, ISL. i6-tf
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CHEAP CASH sroRE--WHOLEsAL LIE

GROCERIES,, PROVISIONS HARDWARE, BOOTS,
SHOES, HATS, CARS GU OTH'NG, PAINTS,
OILS, GLASS, Fl RNITIiRE, BOOKS
AND STATIONERY.
TuyUE SUBSCRIBER BY late arrivals Is now in re-
u ceipt and opening in his new Store on ST. Anthehy
Street, near the "American House," large and most
complete assortment Of the abovenamed Goods, which
will positively lie sold lower prices for cash than ever
before offered in this place His entire stock was select
ed with great care, and purchased in the Eastern ana
Southern markets for Cash that he safely assure
his friends and the public generally that il will be 10
their interests call before purchasing elsewhere and
examine his stock which consists IN part as follows:
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GRIN DING.

TIME UNDERSIGNED is now in readiness
a for grinding Corn, Rye, Oats, Peas, Buck
wheat, and whatever else requires grinding. in
Guiding Salt, at the grist-ml on the west side Of
the Mississippi river, at St. Anthony, for lawful
rates Of toll. When desired, grlsts will be re-
ceivcd at the subscribers on the east side of the
river, and be returned ground at the same place
2-SlY CALVIN A uII1'CLE
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l.. ROBERTS.

CORNER OF WATER AND JACKSON SITS.
+ IS now offering for sale large and splendid
Il assortment Of
d Try GODS,
Consisting in part Of Calcoes, shee,ng, Shirt
ings, Mousin de hines, Silks, Alpacas, Broad
cloths, Cassimeres, Satinets, Jeans, Vestings,
Coat Trimmings, Linseys,
READY MADE CLOTHING.
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THOs. T.. REED & CO.,

~OCLD respectfully announce 10 tho citizens OF
w St. PAM and the Territory generally, that they
lave just opened fresh and splendid stock OF choice
Liquors consisting OF the best quality OF Brandics, Gin
Whskey, RuIn Wines, Cider, &c. Also, Groceries and
Provisions OF every description which they offer for sale
AT the lowest prices for cash. Merchants and traders
from the country, respectfully invited to give them
call
nJ'Storc on Third street, door above Jackson.
ST Paul Aug. :, 1851. l6tf
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vuNIIS desirable ground living in the most central md
II advantageous part OF the basin of 81. Paul where
must inevitably be the principal river business of IN,
town, and aifording also most choice and delightful Lots
in the rear upon the bench for dwelling houses is sur
veyed into Lots, and now offered for sale with titles IN
disputed ana indisputsbe at reasonably low prices and
upon liberal terms OF credit for of the purchase
money, and Lumber for buding Lots sold in the ad
diton Will be furnished the rotary saw mill ON eas
terms CHARLES II. CAKES
TT. Paul July 81, 1851. IS
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Galena advertisements.
WAR EAGLE MILLS.
alena, Hin Ois.

TIME Subscribers having completed their new steam
i Min under the above name, situated below the
lower Bridge In the city of Galcna beg leave to call the
OF dealers In Minnesota TO their stock OF Flour
always hand feeling confident that they will be able
supply them upon favorable If not more favorable
terms than any mill which has sold -four TO the up
country.
E. HEMPSTEAD & co.
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May IL, 1851.
EW GOODS.

'EWE subscribers in receipt OF their fall stock
n which is now open End ready for the inspection OF
dealers The stock large has been bought on thu:
most advantageous terms will be offered Al lower
prices than the quality of goods have ever been
sold al IN This market They respectfully invite the at.
tcnlon OF purchasers al wholesale, before making their
winter purchases the, think they offer induce
ments TO buyers before held or. TO them in tho
Northwestern country. The following articles Will be-
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SA1N IA IL CASH STOREs
vESE undersigned having purchased The interest OF his
Z brother. in the concern Of II. W. TRACY & Co,
WI, skill continue business, al the Old Stand for his
account, where he will re happy his friends and
the pubi.c generally. lie VIII give his enti,e attention
exclusively TO Family Groceries, and will all
.ic.cs III hs i.Re.
y. -. BOOKS LAID asIpE-Terms CASH
Aug. Is. $3.50 CHARLES +. TRACY.
IN DoZ. cans Fresh Oysters, jus, received and for
Il " sale by (aus2o} &. +. r.
a Doz best Kentucky Mustard on hand, for sale by
EBEAcH and rl"m Jam, put up in cans, for families,
4 fer sale by auE28 CIT
INFALLIBLE Yeast Powders, warranted; for sale by
ESNE Salt, In small sacks for family use, for by
n aue25 CIT
q assortmen, Of Catsnps and Sauces, for sale by
"A aGg23 CIT
po5 old suite" oosnae vintage Of 1884, for sale by
y boz Madeira aud Sherry, nrc article. for sale By
Vfh DOE old Rye whistey, warranted be as good
" ever was made, Tor sale b. TT
p, pOZ old "Oporto Port expressly for invaliGs
- warranted pure article for sale by CIT
n BASKETS l-2 Pin,s Champagne, for sale by
& !nc assortment OF Teas, FOR sale by
"a aug2o CIT
A good assor,mca, a Pickles, for sale by
~ aug2s CT r
A CASES best Missouri sweet leaf Chewing Tobacco,
II fox sale hy sug26 CPT
~ TAa TINE! and Spices, Cinnamon, &c, for sale by
~ aug2o CIT
~ DoZ Drooms for saIe.by
- argos CIT
~ O. Sugar, Clarified do, ard Powdered do, for
~ sale By auc2a FIT
REsT Ro Coffee, FOR sae by
~ argos CIT
% = BBiS best Cincinnati Whi,tev
~ c dc Paie Cognac Brandy,
Ii cask superior Brandy,
bhis each OF Port, Sherry and Madeira Wines,
IN store ana for sale by aug2S CIT
viii take all the product. OF the country In psymeu,
4 for goods At fix prices aug2s c + +
WANTED.
300 bushels Potatoes,
SEQ do Oats,
500 DO Corn
For goods OF low prices (a,g2s-ly) GIFT
- :, BBi.s. best CINCINNATI WHISKEY
So - en- hand and for sale low by
CHARLES r. TRACY.
= BBLs. AM. BRANDY, for sale low by
~ CT. TRACY.
. BBLs. LARD OIL, for sale by the barrel, cheap
A~ i"f cash, b, c. r. TRACY.
E BBL- LIIsEED OIL, on hand, for sale by
c. F. TRACY.
4 GOOD assortment of Port, Sherry and Madeira
IN VINES, Tor sale by {. =. TRACY.
A Secondhand SLED, and one two-horsc sleigh,
- for sale by CT TRACY
EyERsONs wishing to purchase any of the above az.
tioes, viii find i, To their interest call, as will
sell Unicr the market.
December. io5l. CHARLES r. TRACY