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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-22
3 aaaa New sMusic Store.
Sign Of the GsrecInn rrigonuIn, No. 100
80. 9Ti- 7r-T7 Main street. Isfst-l t-E

s--r,1., ,.,t u FIoKIESoN would respectfully an
liounee 10 the oitizenS OF Wheeling and vi
\ III t1f 1einity, that be has Just opened new and
Guitars, Violncclos Flagoets Flutes, Fifes AccoTdc
Ons, BanjOs and TambOTines Brass Instruments tho
nrat and beat make as q. 'ff l.s.r f4r- Er... .-
Instruction books for all kinds Of InstrumeRsi and
sfhsing. i. = 60 80
newest Songs Duets ETC., md the very best Roman and
Italian Violin and Guitar Strings. s.-.. ha
Cnrunets, Reeds, Tuning Forks, also Violin and Guitar
Screws, Yioih Finger and Tail Boards. reg
RuwS FOR ViOncellO and Violin -.' t.f5-H.g
s. Kleoer's Furniture Polish for TenovstinG vanished
Furrue, such PinnOs Cabinets, Steam Boats or any
descriptions bf Furniture. g,N'''-N
Also sale by the Agent for Kebsr Pittsburg Pianos
the first and best manufacture in the United States, suc
Nunns and CRrk's grand and square Pianos, j. b. Dun
hans Haett and Aliens celebrated Boston Pianos, &c
Agent tho make OF Carhardt and NeedhAms Patent
Mel0deons-
Aceordcons, and kind repaired
a. tie lowest prices. II.
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VIM. COWDEN
nA GrIER RREOTVpISn

RoOasN 6s Monroe sreet, NtLr Hotel and me
Court House.
kefcsses tskenth required shade and eolored to
to fade Pictures OF all sizes, both sin
and in groups put in plain and fancy at tho
lowest prices Hkehesses OF children accurately TAKEN
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-22
IsTRAM MARRIE WORKS.

Ia', 60 MARKET ST., WHEELING, va.
ETNHE SUBSCRIBER having made extensive arrange
in tho East for tho supply OF Marble and
templatnE the erection OF steam works. he wonG invite
The attention OF +ehitects deTs and public In gen.
the inspection OF his stock consisting OF Italian,
Egyan Sienna American and other Marbles OF the finest
mcnt in the west. -, -
stock before purchasing elsewhere.
His work Is done in the most elaborate style and he
would invite the attention OF purchasers to examine his
stock and other carved work, Monuments Cen
oiaphs Tobs and foot stones, &c and Grave yard
work in every variety being enabled by his superior ac
tiles to supply this work at Considerable lower prices than
any other establishment in the country.
Please give ME call and examine my work
. : - MICHAEL j. sRoHAN,i al
Marble Mason and Vault Builder.
u1-Also Culeined Plaster, Hydraulic Cement, Plaster
at the lowest trade prices. 1y.L
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KELLS s. CALDWELL

KELLS 81 CALDWELL,
.(succEssoRs TO JAS. PAULL& co., a.
Importers aud Wholesale dealers In Drugs,
DIedicines, CheInicnIs, Paints, Oils, dc.
No SO, UNION BUILDINGS, MAIN ST.
TAVlNG purchased the entire stock fxtures chemical
Ill apparatus, &c, fthe firm of James PAUL. DC. would
respectfully solicit the patronage OF dealers and the public
generally. All goods warranted.
In retiring from the Drug business take pleasure in
recommending favorable consideration successors
Messrs Kells CALDWELL and have no hesitation in saying
that our former customers and dealers generally will
ccve that attention and accommodation which has earned
las. PAULL& co.
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PAPER WAREHOUSE.
E.O. GOODMAN & co.
YyuoLvs.LE DHkLrRE1E ffr' +a


Paper, Cards, Card Boards, Ink,
DLEAcHISn POWDERS, TELTrSG, WIRE CLOTH, &c,
Pearl Street, Cincinnati, o.
. A MoNG their stock, may be found WRITING, AND
IA BLANK BOOK PAPER, the largest assortment in
the West orevery description
Printing Paper, all sizes. Eng & Amer Tissue Paper
Cold. Medium & D'blc. Med. Blotting .'
Ass'd N FilteTing ."
Envelope Druggist
Plate and Lithorraph. Marble
ManillR genuine Glazed and Gilt /"
Hardware Paper. Cloth % %
IInp, Gard &c
Match BOX .. Roofing raPsT, prepared and
Tea % unTrcporea.s
shoe :. WTarEtng Paper, aII sizes,
Envelopes ofevery description, dc. dc.
BOARDS HidaA
Perforated, Binders, Bonnet Press and Straw Boards
Also, Agent for LightbOdys SUPERIOR PRINTING INK,
BOOK, AND COLORIn lSK, &c. ..
Cards, and Cnrd Eoards.
Extra PEARL FACED CARDS.
RETRA PEoPLE'a '''
PRINTERS 4" 64. 4fN
SATtS svRrAcED CARD BoARns H. ..
IVORY 2"
PRINTERs' =" it '.H
SATIN ENLNELED F." ..r s
PORCELAIN -
EIRLSnRFAcEn CoLoeED CIRD BoARDs.
The above Cards and Card BOards eX
nressy for ourselves Ofa most and
finish; they do peel in working, and Afforded at
ke and as low asthey can be purchased IN the East
uDenera and consumers In Paper aud Carsr arc res.
pecTnlIy invited to examine stock our goods are
received direct from manulae urcTs which enables ns TO
sell fnot lower, than any other house IN
H5- Paper made to order -' ''+,
Aug2i.tE af.t .g..Er-. fuY sI4 = t..-t p
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Rooks. stationary, Variety Goods, aec.
TIME thankt for the liberal patronage exten
dad to him. beS request the attention OF purchaser
10 his present large e selected consist
ing OF School, Medical, Theologea Historical and
eeIlaneous Books, Plain and Fancy Stationary, fInk
books, Wall and window Papers, and Variety Goods-
To Merchants Teachers School Trustees and otEeTS ;
wishing TO purchase in quantities. every lnduceuenL VIII
be offered in prices and terms. IL I9is sSliIS.l5,
Rags taken exchange paid for In cash At the Mghest
ttfSS'''s'a inH li. ;o ,.l. JOHN H. THOMPSON,
), Aug e1,-tf ..rssf ~ = ..it 81 Monroe Street.
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NUMBER ~
POETR Y. =.
Poetioal Medley,

Poetical Medley. -
Jennie kissed me when we met
Jumping from the chair she sat in;
Ilmel you thiel who love To get
Good things in your pouch, put that Inl 80 rss f-
Say I'm ugly, say pmSad,
Say that health and wealth have missed me- .' = -ps
Say Rn growing old, hut add n ~ = -}.
Jennie kissed met
OF could climb where Venus stood, ,..
And view all sorts OF weather
pl take tho rainbow in my hanis,' -ef.
ScAnd tie both ends togetherI
Under this express, .s-l-.-,-.. SIS
Smashed by high press
Ofsteam lie;
a-' y, Too fondly trusted n-45f ,EI- 10y
To boat what busted
And blew me sky high.
Tafe my advice and use a friend 5''.i 'ias
LkeR eigar1 say; a-. ,H -. ..t g, .te
Smoke him as long win draw,
Then throw the wretch away ## @ ,f-f.Et9
How orten is our path - 49,
Crossed by some being whose bright spirit shed m
passing gladness o'er 1t, but whose course
Leads down another current nevsr more +-'' - 7'',
10 blend with oursi yet far within the SOUL =
Amid the rushing ofthis busy world,
- pweis many secret thought that fingers still
Around that image. ..,.,..r...r -.r
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GEORGE MENDEL.
No 154, nInin Street.,

WEEELING VA.
T S now receiving a I;IRc f LOT OF CARPETS RUGS,
i MATS AND MATING. Also, Table and Floor Ole
Cloths OEa widths and keeps constantly hand OrgI
assortment Furnatre of every description, Gilt AMI
Mahogany Ramed Looking Glasses, Glass Plates, yenitian
and Transparent Window Blinds, Blind Trimmings Clocks
Mahogany VRneerH, VaTnsh HnirclOth CuTed Hair,
Spring Saekng Rottons Bass and Mahogany Stair Rods,
all (which will be sold at the lowest prices aug2f
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NEW FIRM.

NEW FIRM. - ''s:.
MRssRs. tCAYwooD, lCONKLlN & Co.,
v having purchased the entire stock OF Stoves, Tin
1yopper and Sheet Iron ware of 7. g. CulbeTt
&el SON. would respectfully inform the ctizcns OF
S9ssG Wheeling and vicinity, that they wtnc9rry on
~ h,Siness or Manufacturing Tin, Copper, and Sheet
To Ware OF which they have constantly on hand gooI
for Wholesale, and Retail; very low Tor casl
~ ~ % Wishing TO purchase would do well to call anil
zee a al No. is, Union St. at the old and well known
PSTticuIsr attention paid TO repairing . -
WbeeIing Aug. 2t. = CAY-WoOD. CONhLIN q Go
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.ARTIFTCIAI, TEETH,

.-r DIR. S. p HULEIHEN, ONCE No. 1871,
$eES2 Fourth street, near tho Presbyterian church,
or Manufactures Teeth expressly for each par.
'G1IG1ytiGulhr Full setts OF Teeth, or any
parts OF setts, made with aTtiEcih Gums. The Gum is
made in continuous solid picCe-tho cost Is the
teeth with without gums. Is. .F' 2 i'H..i@
Full setts Ofieeth made Irom SO $50 SeI.
sctts from SO 10 s. per tootll. 1yrd.
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TOnD & DENOL

AT THE. WE'LL Known SfAND,
Sip,t Of the Black Mammoth Boot, South End Of
. /, = .s',,s., ,-. Market Square, y. -. 4
RE now opening unusually 9[ge stock Of FSli , snS
great care at the very best workshops
OF Philadelphia and New England, for our WholS
sale and Retail trade. To regular and al
Others who may with CALI we can oher you goods
which we guarantee equal in quality OF material and work
m1Ishp those in this any part ofthe
UTited CtALeR- TODD U DhHOL'
Wheeling, Sep 24sis52. 77
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\ correspondent, in Boston has ventareI
'le- iitiOn oi Ms. Forrest, who has been
drawing good houses in tn It city:
y" '.aper has ever dfcrbed the heroine
81 rle divorce. Behold her here. Mrs
3 lt'.riim Norton Siurlar * IL stout, mid
dte-at Il iaiy. with lars" features excepting
hs, yes, which, by an uulurAy caprice of
nature, are small. Then 10 make amends,
hes hand>, nose and feet are large as can hr
ae~rrl--perhnps larger than she herself
would desire. Her voice is sharp and qurr-
L!Du-, her gestures constrained, and her
ir~~a' elegant, tasteful aud magnificent
Talent, IN a woman whose n,tnriety is sure
80 attract full houses, would have been sm-
pc 11Inu-; 81 with that tact which disti-
Eui>hss woman, Mrs. Sinclair display :
lOue.
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}1.r SEIzu2E.-D csDeraLc Resistance,
--t.I.l. barrels ASH Two kegs ot liquor were
: 81 II the STORE oil Congress, above
- t-h' 'gr"n street, kept by m iri-hu,aii
''ur i.r"r@r Mrkenn yr>terL.., afternoon.
Nhi- Drpu,y Marsha Hall vas rrai.r,g
ia- '>arrint i,r he seizure, Nc kcon's
~ + .rI;,''l hin 10 resist, arI he seized
hatcher knife, .,nr two feet 10 length AMI
af.e. A" .kii. s'vrr,l p,-sr> AT Off .er Hail,
~ .tta p,licenira Francis c. Loring,
f'3. ..I hi'n irDn She tn, of his forehead
: a. Ice of the noe, into the bone
tn. = .iicetnan then made at hun with the
lrrH lies, aui in the scufila, Nc Keen,
rrr".. several severe wounds Oh the
% At hrh ii ally fallri han to the floor.
lie AH- then tak..n Ia the watch house where
Drs = v""t AMI ruke>bury we're soon in at
l.i,I'-u and dressed his aud officer Loriug' :
Npuua-.
81! ne llunr that could he found in the
s'Hsr AaSS',z~d. a KEY of liquor was also
srtz-i Al The store ofone Ward. the mex,
oa.' Itu. h"'w.
To-. dice deserved to be highly romurnd-
. 20. ,I~Irc 10 u - IN determination ia the
% .ur an ~ T. II h" hoped thai Nc henu
vii u. punished with the utmost rlsor
q .E- .tw.-( Pn.1l and Advertiser, I2.h.
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ENGINES, .;o:IE,G&; x ,IlLL. WORK.
:. i. bow DALI IL co,
WASHINGTON Foundry. 81. Louis. 30.

ngANfEG one Of he largest and best furnished cs-
a 4 adjustments III the " est We would call ttc et,th
all OF
The tact t,Itt have The lAl-t>t aS>ortit IL at
ii hr ci:y. VI cn 10y the best ct Aid
iron Il, tut ftLGlIr.iie O oar worn. duG
having been COS >itt increasing oar business Tor Ii
tctn eits, h.ltCr utsr!Nt> ti!at itVc gwen c
c.ai 9lt!siaaoi. Engines OF al >tA.s Lttc. IL. lion
Francs, ready 10 run.
Boc.s AT heavy sheet iron work Of al kinds. cast
rs wrought iron worh q. tii h..t> al itU. tho
be-, patterns hoW III Use, Ter s;S a'd .-lIst mis-
>aW Gis Blric!s. taf@liS Machines, icncrs, etc
NlnIisGis cin have Won made iO sat thtl. Ns'I7
ig;s Trrnis reasonable, u.d paitlcnir att,.ticu ,.d
10 ing the ready id shipped by the Il agreed
ulch-
We refer 10 MARTA Mower, Esq, Arco'a Mis-, ~ to
NJ. I. r. u.aio, til.,valel; VINO are u,;i work 81
oar Ilat ni.tctult, 10! iuithcr Information.
MAJ ~, !sl2, 81:
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Storage. Commission aud forwarding, nj the Western
H. FpVN IN. 1892. A DANiD>oN.
DAN iD%DF n co.
CHERRY VALLEY. ILLINOIS,
RE PREPARED to receive, stotc ai.d tIfwafd e OS
N add produce oi every G,~cIiilon, and Nli CO. tn
business at tie Western Terminus ~ he Rail-
read, aS PROCESSES.
Mark packages, Scare Davidson & Coz
As this Railroad low 'oui ttc over the worst OF
the road hrtu, Chicago AID tIieii, We thn
merchants Will Il, d their interest To send nOs If
their Goods by biS route. Please try IL. 3tt
NNI. w. HANKS,
7 his store III saltwater. is row l'rcpared to 'ner
"A to his Customers. much lHrger and better ascot
nae. of Goods than he has before hrot ,hi nto
this Ills assortment entirely fresh and bought
this Spsg. the yer. lowest figures 1t includes Il.
most every article Cle fox in store; nid tSpc
cials such goods most wanted by villagers and
lumhcrT en- Hats ild Caps, Boots aud shoes ready
made CloihIsas, CroCkccv, hardware iouf. Bacon,
orb Egg, Butter, Cheese, Sauces ard Condiments,
Sugar, Coffee Tea. sat. Mulas>es. Fish. Dry Goods q
all sorts, especially for ladies' Fresh good,
VIII be ordered promptly ion wees 10 week. as 10
have constantly hind, whsteyor The trade may
quire. These goods customer. NAV Depend uroT buy
ternined make bad debts w. w. IL feels assured
he sell goods low they can be bought amy
where in these parts, at retail.
WIN. ". HANKS
saltwater, May IL, 1852. 1T
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CEN{Y FOR CLAIMS.

WASHTAGToN. ID. q.
FHNtE Undersigned VIII give his undivided and earnest
attention 10 the prosecution ard collection of every
description OF claims against Inc United States before
I Oh Srt> hnd the various departments of the Gene raj
GoNrrLEcht,-sucl HS invalid, Navy, Bounty Land.
Revolutionary etsion Claims etc claims arising I'M.
der The varios TIcutio> with Foreign and iutan Ma
'i>. and all Others reqacug the active services Of
Agent
Lhrrecs shall always DC moderate, and regulated b,
tic amount Ct scrNI rendered. Al communications
SHALL receive intaeiiute attehlicG.
The III ucr>igncd refers 10 the following well known
naies, professional and business, e. has standing ai.!
ability.
Hon. JAS. \. rEArcE, L. s Senator, Mar, land.
Judse f. T. GRANTEES, DO
IaJ Gro. W Law. Indian Agent. Crcen BAY, Wis.
Mp>Es :. q BISON, Esq, W How river, Wisconsin.
FRANZ CATIIN do do
SILAs H. HIT, Washington, ID. G.
T. All business placed III his hands by claimants, shall
be iaithu!iy, diligently and jealousy prosecuted
GEO. AHH- TRONG.
Oice basement of his residence.
on H. street, between 9Th and oh streets.
w GToN. July To- l<1l.
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Ils \
October &c, l5Jl.
'EI.ECI.T Il ljECS,

IRE row eli RI rcf goods Just received by us,
W ut lower prices a4i Il better quuli'ies ihtn
be bought elsewhere at retail, west Of the Ai.eyhany
mountas There is oihI ilat ''he bought at tie
store that We hdvchCt ClCcker! Of tie latest SASH
!ous iuuWart every variety Of Dry G"ods sid bua>e
furnishings, Groceries of Il stock of
boots ana shoes Ci every pattern and quality i0r women,
ana bo,s; large supply of CHOICE periIncrirs and
byouteiie, 81 IL e variety for children; also
LUi other articles, which We have not time
ate, hesidc biac "a Dis-k-
For prccS, What say goa 10 The following Callcoes
from To 10 cents; Narb dc .awI> from 10 IS
var, wide Bro muslin for T., IL and ii; Bin rusiin {,
10, r. ID ana 20 al Wio taItse lie Dimes for 81; silk
tissues from 90 TO - CDts shsld rks or q GEMS;
Dor I'll cloths l - cents; table oil cloths A.
In carl citing for 40 80 ana ~; siar
aIpetrg from 10 90 cents. Al-e lsrasol-, para
,oiettes, cardinals. sacks, aces emblo!iel,s, &c a.
st. aul, May 10. 1853. lu
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FiNfIrOysDLE .JLL.SCRy.

ARG Z stoci Of Bonnets n }irs. Marvn'a Mncr,
Establishment, Third street al reduced prices ih,
Ladies al 81. aui tcspc Italy informed ilia Mrs
MlSi1 has received large and very elegant stock of
HuiHet> Whc: she is ROW opening, and to which she
invite, their attention. she has hand isl
variety, both il u. le and material, which She offering
tower prices Tn IN ever before . -. Paul
Ii the i.,dir> Viii cal early, Mrs NJ. has doubt
that .bcy Will be induced to purchase.
It iauI. Man 81.
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LOOK al EkitN.
FENllE WASHINGTON MON INSURANCE COM
lA\H. ClcveIald Ohio. commenced issuing OIL
cics III March last. The number l>:eG Vi; To July ist
Wa--It5l
Amount Of Property Insured, Sl,ll9,3J 60.
" Premiums received, 32,Gl5..t.
Business IS conducted upuh both the stock and Mutual
plan ana tn, Farmers Department Is ertri> separate
ron the Merchants department. Great caution j, eN-
erciSe III taking risks, AID extra hazardous Property
refused
1y"1he undersigned prepared issue Policies upon
either plan, III either Department.
GEO. v. PRESCOTT, Agent.
rr.,-'
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PROPOSALS. FOR FURNISHING IN.
DIAN PROVISIONS FOR 1872.

MINNEsor, SuFERINrENDENcY,
ST. Paul, May 10, 1852
CtEAtED PROPOSALS. viii he received at this o$;re
- unt IL o'clock NJ 5il of June next for fur
n,hng aud delivering the following provisions for the
NinEehaso Indians, sioux OF the ST. Peters and Chin
pewas OF The Mississippi, viz;
FOR THE WlNNEBAC0Es
Supernre flour, 10 The amount of $500
I l1e,ta e: s.sar in bis. 90 '' 80
Coa'c, in sacks. do 50
ron siod "S' or Fl THE ST rErE RS @i'00'
Sire SIRE ' iIe h"nf' 10 the amount of s?,5co
FOR raE cniPFEWAs OF THE MISS Sis II ~
eIperaue flour, 20 tae amount ct $4,000
Wh,ie .atlcd corn, in ks do. sou
Tohacco. small plug, in boxes. 500 $4,000
The provisions tor the siout 10 he delivered or
before IN twentytrst day of luGc, at the IA ding n.
Fort SHt1g except snch PORTIONS may be designated
ior deliver at Wnbnshaw md Red VIM.
Aud those ior the Winncba-oes aud thipQewas (cy-
ccpt The beef cattle> to be delivered Paul RE
AZ OF those tribes, person authorized ly
tth res2c'tN ely, on or before The wcny irst day Of
Jane next.
Tae b,,f cattle 10 he delivered ut the winnehago
Agency bewtcn tae lst .! September and The 18th
October next
A. GOOD and u cent security VIII he required for ;hc
Fl l contracts lie entered INTO bidders
VII please "a'ae the persons they VIII Offer such
Should the bids hc deem ,tr4NaeaniIy high he 81
Perntcndcnt Preserves to himself the night to them
aside. and make >uc other arrange nents as he NAV
deem most al i'tl-rouS to the Indians.
sid provisions VIII be subject inspection at The
place oi delivery by dntcrested Persons to be select
ed b. He Agent and the contractors samples viii be- re-
qurcd OF the sugar coffee and tobacco SCrcrate Lids
Will be received for n" beef cattle Elders vii offer
IN sepeatc bds for tho "r, also for the -four; also Tor
the com; also Fer tlo lafa for each TRIBE for the
whole >eptr'tc bids VIII also lac received the coi-
Tee Tor he and for the tobacco, for each tribe
iof tie whole BIDS must he endo sod, !oq o>als
furnishing lldian provslors' or 'necf cattle n, the
be; and be addressed to Alex Ramsey Slper-
mienot"' Indian Af''fs, al ST. PAU, VI I.
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RoteIs ana conoepances.
he LAKE HOUSE, AT SALTWATER.

- II Tx 1T n "A K,
WET Are determined to have Hotel kept at Still
"A water, as a house ought To he Le.t The Lake
h"se me, iAr2e lew building, with large Convenient
Stables ana oat bindings we'll good pa!ors in the
honse, Tor private iamIiies occupv.
Matthew Id,sey has taken this house and furnished t
throushout having put in SltO0O0 worth of new frn
tuTc .'o'hng III TIE way OF expense will be spared to
keep the toI The Lake Ii oise The highest rerutatio
that Puoiic house can acquire. Strangers from abroad
VIII receive suc! ateAti0n encourage them To
larry.
illwatar Marri : Is-o t-c,
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DISTRICT COURT.
mora. n,Srurcr p,NsEv cary

DISTRICT COURT.
FIRST JUDICIAL DisrRICr, RAMSEY CoINrY,-ss
NErsL lEhIN,
CHARLES II. SMITH. y
To Charles Il. smith:
VOU are hereby summoned and required to answer
u the complaint OF Vetal Guerin, die in TIE office
vi the Clerk of this Court i'll the town OF St Paul. and
copy of yOur answer AT my office III the
town Of st. PAM. said county, within twenty day
after the service hereof exclusive of the day If
the plaintiff will take Judgment tor the Of tive
hundred dollars against with interest from the
tyfh day oi February Thousand eight hundred aud
fifty one and costs OF this action.
HENRY A. LAMBERT.
OF the town Of s.. Paul, Atty. for Netal Guerin.
ST. Paul. Nav %, 1852. = fol Ct pr Ice 1926
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Elii'IE SAY. WORKS.
W. l.. +. GAGE.
FOriner!y Lee, CAGE " Co.)
Manufacturer Gi every Ge>, ription "i saws,
No. L.; Main street. NJ. Louis. Mo.

No. i. M,iin street, NJ. iOuis. Mo.
vENH I. firm Of Lee, Gage Co having been dissolved
IL mutual a. the = 1t dan ii iaf4uilrN last
| Nou3 inform friends and c!stouieis, Hat nav
.neIt> With VI ISIS BI.gr Efujher a..d
Viii cuntinI, "a. nanuirn4c saws, all their V:ic-
y. - h ave ben pared IN Itiiig up Iilitry
aid sccr.iE. experienced wOIkiuci, ai the stock IS
purchased direct irl The uialu!i ctu-trs both in IA.
utd America. Tor cash, confident ihat an
mold siCh iiu0Ct .ci.t> tIIt Ga de!> i:md
their l.lcrt>t to ourace home dluiacttir.
A. To tae character and reputation q SAWS braIirg
stamp, uuihirg Leed he sad, trust that buth
d.. rs AMI have had sufficient opportunity
Ia 81 thc quality oi FAY hhulctnre, While partic-
TIE If tee, Gage - co, doubt for
Il ioneIit, ab " TO compete successfully III uOit
Of price, quality fnsh with any riaGrficior, of
th- Mid il, the United States. Icing il. ,iit
description OF stOck, ! prepared Iii
III. al les Witi nromptiit>s aud GCS Iatcl.
II order, addressed the nctl, NcSSr..
Badge {. Bro, viii receive prompt attention.
lAIucl'ir attention paid 10 all Kinds q! repairing.
niaN 2i-i-au W. l.. +. GAGE.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-06-03
ST. AZ ebony no. 81.

Cotnef oI Main and Wood streets
Upper Town. Fall, 81. Anthony, Minnesota Territory.
Isaac BRowN. Proprietor
5NiE above House conducted strictly te,nrer-
L. ance principles.
y. y. 81 ing loI aorsc- also.
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