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Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-01-23

Early RITNa.-Ifappy the man who is early
riser. Every morning cay comes to HIM with viz
gin love, fell Of bloom, and purity, and freshness. The
copy OF nature is Contagious, Ike the gIAdness OF a
happy child. | doubt if any man can be called
odd go long he is early riser and an early
walker And youhi-take my word ior it---a youth
ia blessing gown and slippers, dawdng over break.
fast at noon, is very decFepd, abasy image OF thai
youth which tho sun blush the mountain and
the dews sparkle upon blossoming hedse-rows.-3UL.
NlIrp
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-01-23

TT O&F AND CRUSHED SUGAR, cheap
"a Molassoa, Candles, Salt, Porto Rico Sugars,
ienons, Tor sale by
jazz DAVENPORT, ALLEN & co
Esg ANAi.WisS, OFFICE. - t MORRIS q
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-01-23

A Texan CoLoNEt.'s SroRy.-"No, my f1iend,''
said the colonel to his grave companion, 'Ho, II is
entirely Impossible for nGfsed you have evil
DENLY been, In the lap OF iuxury-perhap5 even ia &
called and framed house~to know what We suffered
here III So III just tell yon exactly how it was with
/ me: and have seen nothing-O, nothing at ALTO
what some have You see was there III Sah Re
county, had little cabin ia the woods away from
town some dozen miles. / had hundred cows,
twenty mares, seventeen flies, and vile and three
children, but not dollar III the world, However
was lawyer, and had engaged to defend man Tor
cOW-sealmg at court ia town next day, Tor which
welinsh worn out, and so | swoPled with Bedi In
dian fer suit Of deer-skn. Did you ever real
suit of deei-s skin, stranger?
"Weli. have--tet It too. You see the Indian told
re to dye 1t in dogHood | did so, You know;
lett them in all nigh. Next morning was up early
and of ter court, for needed that mea-din't hav e
anything in the house at all My deer ska suit fitted
Welihad tassels round the calves and skirts. We'll,
| rode out OF the mot Of TIMBER IN which iiy cabin
built on to the prairie that stretched The rest OF
the way TO town; as the sun got hotter the wet skill
you see had to put it wet, for must be 1T court,
had to have that msal-he Wei skln begun to get
tight! Pshaw, 1t don't mind, says |; bat in twenty
minutes, pshaW it did mind Got off the mare out
there IN that broad prair, vita the roaslag, brong,
burning sun, rg1t my head, and nay clothes
creeping and coiling tight around me like meet OF
snakes My arms were fastened 80 BY he sleeves
that couldn't get at my knife to rip anything. My
HAIR stood on the end Ike the horns OF bis dare.
., Tie misery the SUFFERING the agony My whole
body was b0u up IA sc, eWed together and stfdn-
gled Blood rushed 10 my head-conldn't get on my
horse. Wei. lay there 10 the bIisei y sun TIL
somebody going to court happ ned 10 pass aad rip me
mp He cut me in two Of three Places, he was shak-
ing with laughter while he did II. w, H. you see
rode back hcme---ook the las: sheet in The hou9e---
cut it ou-"lie seWed one leg VIII e | seWed up
sutcleareJ the man, and got the meal Pred
kaa9 Sen -4aguSiife
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-01-23
VOTE For ATTORNEY GENERAL.

On Wednesday, the Speaker of the House OF Del
egates laid before that body communication from
the Secretary Of the Commonwealth, announcing tn
vote for Attorney General. III, report states the
vote to be for
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S. Baxtef,... .5l.5s4
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-01-23

:
Ga Sa.arday might, u tbs ttaii ct thu li1Gs~ %
Delegates. Henry i Washington, Esq. Ui William 4
Mary College, present TO dJschifge his daiy.--
The room tio3--l!' ladies forming large por-
ton OF the audience. We saw Gov. johnson, ex-
Gov II, yd, u Senator Mason, an many mombe54
OF the Legislature, listening most auantvely 10 The
words OF the orator. Mr. Washngton's address DC
cuped about al hour and quarter in the delivcry
and was certainly OF tie atlest and most interest
ing addresses we have listened 10. His subject
was the Bill OF Rights and Constitution OF Virginia Of
l71G--aiieF which II The other Constitutions OF this
country have been modelled. He showed that it was
not the work Of modern theory metaphysical spec
uatoa--bat tn 1t lis most important principles and
guarantees OF liberty derived, strange To say
from ieudal aristocrscy-hat 10 from Magma Chara,
which extoFted at Runnymedo from King John
by the sturdy barons. MI w. eied the most striking
incidents ct past history in cofroborauon OF his
gume t. His vndicati0n Of the true PRINCIPLES OF
tlutioga we'll regulated lihertysHd of the dig
aslrous aud crushing Gespoism OF unlimited power
whether exercised by head or by unrestricted
unfuiy mohwas most mastery, ami many passages
were most truly eloquent The Whole address az
admirable - being maIHed by etudition, profound
thought searching investigation, bountiiul resource4
OF well cultivated mind, cogent argument and ex-
cellent taste. The audience delighted and ths
motion Of z. T. Giles, ESQ., (returning thanks to the
able and eloquent orator, and requesting copy for
insertion in The archives Of the Society, ard Tor
pub .calisn) when ropounded by Mr.. hlaclar-
lard, the President carried with cordial unaai'
nifty. Enquirer.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-01-23

IRELANo.--We have read no Item OF foreign news
during the year with more satisfaction than tie ieI
lowing from lae london paper:
Letters from the West OF Ireland are of decidedly
favorable tendency, showing that in that quarter
OF the county al ieas the people recovering from
the fearful effects Of the three years failure
Of the staple crop food, and the crushing poor RAJ
that as a consequence, involved all classes Of the
community il general ruin. The abundance of
this years harvest has already effected much toward
the dusmeat OF the relations which had heretofore
subs.sed between the owner and the oeeuper OF the
soil.
Rents, according to the authority of these letters.
never more puncualIy cheetuy paid than they
have been witho the last month IN the counties Of
Sligo and Roscommon. The prices of cattle and
i've stock of all kinds have ruled high for the
last twenty years and the result IS, that the farmer is
enabled to meet all his engagements without trenehng
on his grain crops which can thus be held back from
mark without any Inconvenience, unti later period
may brieg along with il the chance OF Use in the
price, Of corn. Judging from ;de lone of tie CONT
nentai advccs, it appears more than probable that
these specustlons will be FULLY realised.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-01-23
FOR THIS DAY.

Capitals $40 coo, 10000 5000, 4 OF 5000, 4 of 1909
&c Is nos l2 drawn Tickets SIS.
Also, the ratapsco LoHery-Capial $4,000, &c
Tict
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-01-23

TXAsET SALE OF GRoUGREb:S.-Wiil TO
- sold for short time, commencing this rnorn-
ing 23i inst, at he Smoke House Of Mr. Join
Womae, on Franklin street., a quantty OF GKOCE.
RlES, saved iro.i the OF M-ssiS. Brizzalora
and Rivers on the might ottie i5.t Janulry, during
the laie Gre tho Old Market.
f9Y% Terms cash. ia 90 -2i*
VSgRE, FIRE, FiikE..-WUOD. WOOD,
Il WOOD.-'iho subscriber has in ward at
the Richmond & DanyiiIe Railroad Depot, largo
quanti'Y OF Oak and Pine Wood, OF the very best quail
iy, and will receive this day ia addition 100 cords OF
tho b,st Oak, Prisons leavns orders at NJ l. Ei-
lis grocery, on Broad rect, Shoe Hill, or at the
Depot, will be furnished iamt diatey.
il % Nv THOMAS FOSTER.
y EMoNs AND ORANGES, pin: order, 10
iael DAVENPORT ALIEN s. co.
pIJCgKKY tgRiAT-250 bags for sale by.
ID DAVENPORT, ALLEN ~ CO
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Drawn numbers Of Susqlehanna class D:
20 so IS G5 80 - 81 So II IS 81 81 81
ia 90 T.. w PURCELL
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CHURCH BELLS.

GNIITRCH Factory, Steamboat and laComotive Bells
constantly on hand, and IEALs or NhIMGs oi Bells
number 10 order. Improved cast-ron okcs
movable attached to these Bells, SO mat
The, NAV be adjusted ring easily aid properly, and
Springs also, winch prevent the clapper IRON resting on
the Bt Thereby prolorging its sound Ilangngs cont
picte (incudug Yoke, Frame and Nleel) furnished
desired
Anexperiepce Of 30 in this business by their late
father enabled him ascertain the best form Tor BELLS
the combination OF metals. ANA degree 81 heat requisite
for securing them the solty, strength and
nelcdious ,ones, winch improvements, together
With his extensive assortment e patterns are now
held h, the bcrs who have growi up IN the bisi
ness ard who viii every eItenver to sustain The
reputation which the establishment has heretofore en-
loved both in this and foreign countries, the bells iIon
which have repeatedly received the hghcst awards o
the v State Agricultural Society and American inst
tate; and n With We're completed Gaines and heavy
Alarm Bells for Gifircrt arts of The tGion and canada
MATHEMATICAL. fNSTRI NENTS VIII still he
manufactured b. the subscribers, oi which then VIII have
/ constantly hand assortment Of Transit mslru
mrnts Levels, survey ors' Compasscs (rian, noni0u:
and provcdD &c. Also, Brass or Composition Cast
ing. al any size cast to order.
All communications promptly attended, to.
ANDREW MENEFLY'S SONS.
West rroy Albany Co. \. y. lS5is
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III. NEtVHALI., CO..

III. NENHALIv CO..
WHOLESALE DEALERS in DRIGs, MEDICINES. CHENI-
GALS, PAINTS OiLs. NARNIsHEs and nYE-sTuFFs,
WINDOW GLASS and Purity, GLa ARE. PR
FUMERy, FINE Scars, FINE HAIR, TooTlI,
PAINT Al dWHITEw .sHBRUsIEs, FIELD
CARDEs and FLOWER SEEDS SUR
GIcAL INSTRUMENTS, SPICES,
SNUFFs. patent MEDI-
CINEs, PURE WINES, etc, for MEDICINAL PURPOSES
FANCY ARTICLES, suP'R INKS, LETTER and Car Pa
PER. GOLD and sTEEL PENS and STATIONERY,
GOLD and TIS FoIL, and a great variety
OF other articles.
This is the odes, Drug establishment north Of the -
nois river. We have done business in this city since
le27. thl sicans and Merchants always find at this
House, FRESH and UNADU LIBERATED Medicines. and of
the FIRST QUALITY. Purchasers invited to examine
stock larger Than any other in the Northwest
and believe prices will continue 10 be satisfactory
TO any who may trade with
Calena, November, 1851. :-29y1
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MARSHALL T. cos


I'm connection with stock Of SLIGO IRON, we
offer large stock Of Groceries and Provisions We
would cah the attention Of upcountry merchants and
retail dealers generally stock, which embraces
every thing Liquors exceped in the Grocery and Pro-
vision line.
We propose selling for cash at Galena market prices
adding Of trans pOrtntion, and believe that we can
supply boarding house keepers and families good
terms they purchase below.
Our stock has been selected with care SO tha we cGn
WARRANT the quality Of all articles sold by Us.
CUCARS--Common Brown, Refined, A, b and C,
- Crushed and Powdered, by the barrel at
MARSHALL Il Co.'S.
NTOLASSES--Belcher's syrup, sugar-house and
lVl Plantation, at MARSHALL. 4 Co.'S.
GOLDEN SYRUP, in lO-sallon kegs, fer i,mi-
" lies, NJ NJ. Cos.
COFFEE and TEAS, OF every Kind, at
'LOU R--Jasper, Extra and supeTne' a. a. .co,s
UDORk--Cear Mess just put up last week, snpe-
| 4 rior article for families, at M Cos.
/ CALT--Of every Kind and in any quantity, al
- Ms Cos.
niL--lInseed, Bleached, Lamp and Lard OH, at
" y Cos.
(NANDLES-.Sperm Star and Mould, al
~ Mo Co.'S.
NKIHITE LEAD, Turpentine, Putty, Whiting and
/ w Iampbiack at nj l. Co.'S.
NNy1NDOW Glass and Nails. Tobacco, Goldfish,
w Mackerel. Butter and Cheese, Axes, Clocks, Corn
Bias hets Looking Glasses, Gro Bars Buck Mits, Grain
shovels, Coffee Mills, Percussion Caps, Log Chains
B.oonis, Crackers, Axe Hevcs and almost thing
| thu, be named, including Flows and Peppersance
Tor sale at MARSHALL q 20 -
Saint Paul, October 1851. 3-2o
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STATiONERY Of every description, Viz: Letter bin,
- cap, note, printing and fancy papers Bristol aud
perforated bOard drawing anu tracing paper; envelopes
plain and embossed visiting cards; drawing and writing
pencils; gold pens; GIlos and other steel pens, pen
holders sealing inkstands. wafers slales: ink
blank, account check and memorandum books poe ket
books card cases; portfolios; writing books; together
with large assortment Of fancy articles. For sale b,
j. BROOKES.
Galens, Oct. l6 ISL -
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MINNESOTA LEATHER STORE.

(Neary opposite the American House, 81. Paul.
EV A COLLINS 4 CO, dealers in saddles harness,
ELe trunks &C., saddcry hardware, saddle trees, skirt
ing harness. and patent leather calf seating, bag and
leather coach roans coach aces, saddlcs sill bellows
bands, belts and string leather.
sHOENAKERs STOCK.
HemloCk tanned sole leather OAK tanned sole leather
OAK tanned upper leather hip and calfskins Preach
man. Philadelphia and Cincinnati cslfskins; all kinds
ladies' gentemens morocco, red, yellow, blue
pink and white lnings best goat buck, and sheep bind
ing; and shoe findings boot trees, lasts. crmp boards
clamps pegs Of all Sizes shoe thread all Kinds iron, zine
and copper shoe nails.
u The highest market price cash, paid at all time.
for beef hides, sheep and decrskins.
May lit L. A. G. Il co.
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EDWARD M FAD;

54, Main, corner of Pine street, 81 Louis.
rs now receiving, direct from Europe and Eastern
u manufacturers, very large assortment Of
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES
Of description and prices jewetfy OF the ates,
fashion; new and elegant goods;
SiLVER-PLATED AND BRITANNIA WARE;
pocket and table cutlery, razeIs razor ktrops, Ac
MUSICAL lNSTRU MENTS
vions guitars, carionets flutes sccor ions, violin ard
guitar strings; also u large sssorinen, OF
CALIFORNIA GOODS,
double and single barrel guns. rifles and yacers Cote
and Aliens rifles aud belt pistols,
d. and Clys waterproof ne ussion caps powder horns
shot bags goggles spy gasses, pocket conpasses ink
stands, gold poke, scales, &c
bAUGUERREOTYPE STOCK,
large and complete assortn ent all times hend.
The above goods are well laid in, and will be sold a
very low prices.
ST Louis. Feb. IL. 1872. 4b-tt-
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CkTUCAKT X RROTaIE,R.

Souta-west corner Of Roberts and rhiri streets.
RE selling on the balance of their STOCK of Wines
IA and Liquors at cost and charges (Which is much
lower than they could he bought III Gaana.
Their stock consists oi che foil Owsne; Port and
Malaga mes, Bran lies OF different: brands pure.
Holland Gin Swan brand also American Brandes and
Gins old Nong'a WhisAey, Old Copper si,,IJ do.
Those wishing to purchase. would hrdi il to their adj
vantage 10 call and examine before purchasing else
where, As iy are snNions 10 close the above, aud will
offer great bargains for CASH.
st. Paul. Feb II 1852 43-tf
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Mechanics Union Association.

Oilce No I, GoOdrlch's BMldrg, SrRIN0EILLD, Mass.
NJ. 8. DEAN, President,
WILLIAM PATTON, C. L. WOOD, r,;.:, l,.
II. B. JUpkiNs, > ~
vUNHlS is nh Associations Of Workingmen and Others.
n for the MuTU assistance of each other in OF
sic knt acciaent.
By the payme Of the following annual deposits, you
ill become Life Member, and be entitled to weekly
benefit during life, If should he disabled by sickness
accident from attending your ordinary business
occupation FEMALES insured against sickness
both
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ARRANGEMENT FOR 1892.
aS1
G3--=-5AeAgAs
~Sss.<zs,
LENA AND MINI EsOTA.


Consirtin g OF three first class boats,
NOMINEE, Capt v. sMifu.
BEN CAMPBELL, Capt NJ w. LoDwtcK.
DR. FRANKLIN, Capt. X. RLAKEii.
Leaving t;a'ena,
The Dr. Frsanlin, Capt. r. BlaAely, "ednesda! 8, at
IL O'Clock.
Tie Ben Campbell Capt. NJ. ". Lodwick, Fridays,
~ 10 o'clock.
tn. above Boats will regularly daring the ensuing
season Having the Mail Contract Their Panetai'y can
lie relied on. They will remain al ST, Paul sufficiently
long to enable passengers 10 visit the Fails Of SAINT All
/ thoDy.
For speed and onmoiatcn, these Boats are Gnsur-
d. aud every attention viii he paid To Passengers
and Freight They viii leave puhctnalN al the hour
hamed-rhe Nominee viii make the trip So AS not &c
he on sundays.
Goods si ppe, the Agents 2, st LOUIS orGaiena "a
20 hv tins line. Will b. io warded free III charge.
taIcna beng the terminus OF the great horot ghiares
leading Westward tom Chicago ami Milwaukee nearly
Il he travel ihe Eastward, destined Tor the Upper
i,>ss,lp . tahts pa sage BY Steamboat from THIS point
Also. ne4rl, all he STEAMBOATS, The Soutirrn trade
ifu Louis aid other ports be'ow, come iAto ana
! por, tor resh! ment Tor points above.
AGENTS.
/ r. F sass 81 Loa.s, N.lson, Glbar, d Co
B b. II Cam bell x Co. \I~oas ! tndnS
Ga.ena C. r. Read, i.aae rcFin
! g. p. Wcs', Dthalue, l. Hsr'1cll, | onit Douglass
J u. im'gUolth,, do, Churchill ~ Nelson.
A. Mclsresur ST. iwRter
Mct.rrgor< LaediugJ w. Paddock - Paul.
/ Il. " B.,~hol,, P.1u Chen.S "a Sa.seant, do
( T. u. cowles, Larsing RnSseli Il Rice.St Anthony
Campbell y Smith, Jas. fscA Co.,Chraso-
La Crosse.
- Tau., Naycn IL, ls.2. 41-iL
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Galena 1opertisements.
WAR EAGLE MILLS.

GaIena, IIIinOft.
VUVHE Subscribers having completed their new steam
u Mill under the abOve name, situated below the
lower Bridge in the city Of Gacna beg leave to call the
attention Of dealers in Minnesota their stock OF Flour
always on hand, feeling confident that they win be able
supply them upon favorable, not more favorable
terms than any mill which has sold -four 70 the up
country
Z. HEMPSTEAD Il CO.
Calena, March II, 1851. 2-5l.
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LUMBER FOR SALE.

PyHE undersigned will inform the citizens Of ST. Paul
aud its vicinity, thaI he is opening Lumber Yard,
the Shingc Factory jackson 4 Seventh streets,
and is prepared fiji orders for all kinds OF Lumber
the shortest Those wishing Lumber Of any de-
scfiption aihs shingles, would do We'll To call.
Il Terms easy, one half up and the balance the
delivery of the Lumber.
J. ". BASS.
Agent fn the ST. Anthony Mill Co.
81 Paul, July 81, 1851. B-H
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THOS. z. REED Il CO.,

XAIOUID respectfully announce to the citizens Of
w ST. Panl and the Territory generally, that they
have lust opened Il fresh and splendid stock Of choice
Liquors consisting of the best quality OF Brandes, Gin,
Whskey, Rum, Wines, Cider &c. Also Groceries and
Provisions of description, which they offer for sse
at prices for cash Merchants and traders
FROM the country, respectfully invited 20 give tLem
call.
II Store Third street. door aiove Jackson.
~. Paul Aug. 7, 1851. 10 II
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JOHN TAM Err.
if-,,
kITTSDN.~ ADDITION TO ST PAIL

Vl>ilS desirable grou' l. lyins in the central and
u al ageo,~ patt basin oi 81 Paul. where
must inc vitality be The principal business OF the
town, and ahu ding also most Colce and delightful Lots
the upon ihe beach. for dwelling houses;
Ncy Cd into Lots, and oiered for sale with tuits
disputed and ndi>pu1hie al reasonably low prices and
npOn liberal terms of credit, for most Of the purchase
money. Ard lumber for biding on Lots ,od in the at
,tiOn Viii b. furnished the mill,
terms CHARLES II. OAKES.
Agent for Propuetors.
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1RED HARDY, Is now sole proprietor Of the Amer
Il lfan saloon; and being no longer IN company. -
therefore none The less anxious to Gnpany being
prepared at htl times them with the best he
ia. ia. his shop
st Paul. January %. ls52-40,f
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WAR EAGLE MILLS. AT GALENA.


NM ROW undertake to GARY through the mail.
w ulaily, between -. lau and Ic l. Ripl., ard 10
convey passengers, III comfortable .tilcs. kaNing s.
au regularly, every MONDAY Inotnug.al niI.s O'Clock
the mail and with any passengers Or Express bust
Entrusted ar care between ST. raul and Fort
Ripley CORBITT.
Jan. 30 Anu
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& Retail Fancy Dry Goods
House. on the Stewart Plan:
EAlRCHlI.D 4 cox.

30 Nam Street, Gairna,
AVE Just opened AMI are dali, in receipt OF the new
est and most fashionable sly, e. OF rich Dry Goods
consisting oi Siks Shawis, Bareses De Lanes Popns
&c, Housekeeping articles, such Carpets, Mating
~, Of The most approved STYLES and newest patterns
Hosiery and Gloves and in fact every thing III the
Dry Goods Their stock Of fine goods &c equal
in quality and prices tn thing 81 Louis Eastern
markets. The shopping community Of Minnesota are
respectfully solicited to examine this stock consisting in
part Of
Rich brocade silk shawls, Dress Goods,
. white and cold Grape do Rich chain s,lhs
IrocadG Hermann do " stripe
changeable silk do I" summer "
" Brocade silk scars, " Turc satins,
" eoloreG and black " q Black gro de rhine.
" white lace q Chsnseablc !asfres,
Einli oidered linen hdkfs, Silk TISSUES,
cuffs = GeIsndiHes,
collars, Chain herages,
under sleeves, Berage muslin de lanes,
Chimlret.s. &c, French iaconets.
Rich bonnet Fibbens, Striped popIins,
" chanseable do do Waterj p"plins, &c, &C.
Carpets, French chintz,
Tapestry brussels, Dotted moGslans, &c. &c.
Three ply, Printed lawns
Ingram, &c-, &C.
FAIRCiIIip cox,
Sc Main street, Gaena-
Nay IL, 1881.
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EMPRESS NOTICE.

VER. BURBANK VIII leave 1t. Pan: Tor (;alena :
w Messenger, every other Monday, cswmoncing the
Ibth
The Company have made arrangements with Nessrs
Ccrwith oi Gaeua, - which persons wishing remit
none, to England, Ireland Germany can accom-
rnodated
BURBANK, FAWCETTE * co.
D.r.l EsI A n
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$. CRAWFORD & CO..

5. CRAWFORD CO..
WHOLESALE RETAIL DRUGGIsrs,
81 Main Street G0ieno,
n AVE just received full supply of Drugs. Medi-
i ciIes, Pants oiis, Dye-Stufs, Window Glass,
Glassware Pntty, etc. They viii be constantly
ceving supplies Of the above and other articles in their
line and would call the attention OF those wishing to
purchase, they offer TO sell ST. LOUIS prices.
Caena, Oct 3, ISL %
NOW READY.
VKNHE NEW SINGING BOOK FOR CIiOIRS and
SCHOOIS.--The Psaluista CHOIR MsOdss--bC-
ing extensive collection Of and available Church
Music, together with some Of the choicest selections
from the former publications Of the authors for Choir
AND Congregational use by Thomas Hastings and vii
liam b. Bradbury. For sale b! the single copy dozen
by J. BROOkEb-
Galena, Oct. 16, 1851. &c
MILNE FRY!
AIRS. MEkRiCk has just received direct froG
AVE- TIE East. great variety of satin BoBnets also,
splendid OF Velvels satins, silks, Pushes,
French worked collars and cuffs, black silk Laces from
~ inch I2 yard wide fact every article usually
kept in r MILLINERY ESTABLISHMENT, and she would
respectfully invite the citizens OF Saint aui and the Up
River towns give all.
MANTAI.MAKING,
In with the above, dose the shortest
tiee. and in a workmanlke manner Mrs NJ is confident
in saving Of t and workmanship she ID
net SUPPRESSED. Dress Trimmings of every kind on hand
and for sale. Give uc call.
MARY MERRICK.
Rooms over J. Brookes Book store, Galens scsy
| VTUsLlNS..A beautiful assortment Of striped d.
W ured. swis. Tarleton and Fsnry colored M, ~
fpt evening parties TO NJ hat NJ EIFEIAW>