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The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-03-11
PURE TALLOW CANDLES,

A RE manufactured by the subscribers and warranted
IA TO be of the best quality at IL cents by the box
For Use, they actually worth twice much any
other Candles sold for tallow candles, at Saint Paul..
Terms cash. CqEdles Of our manufacture he found
at E. Fullerto's S!or,, the junction of Third
and Bench streets, the OF Fort and Walnut
streets.
n. CROFT,
A. KIRKPATRICK.
ST. Paul. Oct O. 1851 24-Sm
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ST. PAUL TEMPERANCE HOUSE,

M Y name is MOFFET. My boarding House is on
lNl Jackson Street. at the lower end Of Saint Paul To
find it, you keep straight mp from the steamboat andg,
the sign Of triangle, the aorth end of the bridge.
My house Is large aud for prompt payment every week
intend TO furnish good fare at the very lowest price
LOT MOEFET.
st. Paul, May %, 1851 Sly.
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CASH FOR HIDES.

vENHE highest market price win be paid in Cash for
Il Green and Dry Hydes also Deerskns
A. l.. COLLINS n co.
n. Il. We have removed Leather Store aad
Harness shop to thu new building, opposite Rice and
Haney's Store. by
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ST. Paul, March !, 1872

TERRITORY OF
District Court FOR the First Judicial District, Ramsey
County.
Francis p. Dubosq, /,
John Carlow, ard
Francis Thibaut.
Against
Charlie w. Heyton-
To Charles ". II eydon defeadent,
You hereby summoned and required to answer the
plant in this action whic' complaint Is on file in
office Of the Clerk of the District Court of Ramsey
County, and copy hereof US at our office IL
the of ST. Pan, within twenty days after SER
vice thereof exclusive OF the day OF service the plain
tits will take judgment for the of Three Hundred
Dollars. interest theron ro the first day OF March,
A. ID. le49, and costs of snit.
Dated, this list day of March, 1853.
PIGRSE d MURRAY,
Atty's. for Plaintiffs.
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1Rotsls anu eonbepanees.
SAINT CHARLES HOTEL
AZ Saint AnAor j

q AZ Snlnt 1nLNony. 5H lsE
TIME subscriber has taken lease Of this large Ho-
u tel, with all It's eus-baildngs and sppertsnings.-
Sensible that there demand the Falls, for public
house Of the very FIRST class the subscriber promises
the highest standard the market OF
Minnesota will admit; and will endeavor having eye
all the premises to ascertain all the time whit is
wanting TO make each guest contented.
d. Z. MOULTON.
Sent. a. 1851. 2a-ly
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- n N Pair, Heavy Liaed PANTS, nj . i,oo per
e6OV pair, at The WESTERN EMPORIUM
= Case NEW PRINTS. opened to-day-price
II cents ward at the WEsrERN EMPoRlUN.
0nA Kegs, l-2 Kegs, and IA Kegs Dnpout's Cum
NZUO powder In the magazine Forsale al the
OK Kegs PICKLES. In Cider Vinegar, pat up IN
AO 2 and gallon Kegs, an extra article, al Tue
- WESTERNS EMPORIUM.
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TUNrE subscriber has two, new commodious houses,
III vita gardens, wstered with well and with run
ming stream, at the upper end of Saint Paul. and bat
few steps from the American House. One both OF
these houses SELF ard for cash, viii dispose OF
at a bargain. ,
March 4, 1852. 4o-u
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ST. PAUL
HAT AND GAP STORE

On Third Street, t,ro doors bcto'o Wd6ashdD
FEvHE subscriber having just received bis Fall stock
III of HATS * CAPS, would call the attention OF
purchasers larger and better selected assortment oil
goods in his ine than can be found north oil ST. Louis
He would invite particular attention TO his
FALL. STYLE OF HATS.
which i'm form, finish, and texture, has never been
equalled by any thing hitherto offered in this market
He has also beau full and extensive assortment OF
,,.I,ic In fnnnd the following.
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DEYAwMAN & FISHER,

y 7 The Cccbrutcd FKENONT HOU5E EtncN stIcet,
n Saint Paul, prepared 10 receive BOARDERSa at
$500 per week, day-boarders without lodging at
S2,ao. They also keep Bar, supplied with prime Ii
night provide gentlemen ladies with any refresh
ments they may WANT that then III market; such
pigs ieet, oysters, sarlnes, trpe, venison buffalo
tongues CATFISH aianode elk steaks trout snipe,
and woodcoek, partridge, prairie grouse, and whatever
they can find at the time being in our market.
June &c, 1851. IDLY
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ST. PAUL AND ST. ANTHONY FALLS.
Two Daily Stages.
Will leave each Place at A. NJ. and +. NJ.

STIILyyATER. ST. PAUL AND ST. An
THONY FALLS
DAILY SrAeE--Will leave saltwater and -. sn al
A. M and connect nj 81. Paul teac way) with The ST.
Anthony Pals Stage making a Daily Stage between
Saltwater and st. Anthony Falls.
LIVERY STABLE,
Corner of 4th and Roberts Sts, near Lower Landing
Harness. Carriages Bugges, and Saddle Horses to let
p...snger, conveyed 10 ali parts Of the Territory.
Parties Of pleasure, coming to visit the Pals oil 81; An
thony and oher places, will find much to their r;er
est TO call pen before apply ing elsewhere.
1-r HORSES bought, sold and exchanged.
TrOur TENS low prices forresdy eash Positive
ly no credit will be given.
WfLLOUGHBY, POWERS & CO.
sr.PxpL, NJ. T., May lat, ls5i. Sh
WRAPPING PAPER
(AF ALL sizes used by druggists, Grocers 30 fos
~ sale cheap by Co4ES,
Next dcof q FsIrngtcn's
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BOARDING HOUSE.

CHARLES CREEK has opened Boarding
u House IL the west end Of tie celebrated Fremont
House, Bench street, where he Will make Cash LODI
gers ard Boarders comfortable he possibly cam at
$500 per week. Nov. 1851. sly
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AYERS CHERRY PECrORAL.


I'm presenting this justly celebrated remedy to the
community, make wild assertion of its eica-
cy is any hope held cut to tho afflicted which facts
do warrant. Many proofs given from the lrst
men In the nation, and from the bun5iest sufferer They
facts from which the nquiring judge for them
selves. They have generally been given unsolicited,
acknowledged cnt for releif from the suffering,
from the still iaudable motive of beneftg others
in distress. Results continually showing that tho
medicine fully sutans the best antic pations that
formed of it, and the high repetation 1t enjoys.
For the cure OF CoUeus, COLDS, INFLUENZA, HoaRsE-
NESS, CRoUP, BRONCHITIS, INCIFIENr CONSUMPTION,
and for the relief Of Consumptve Patients in advanced
stages of the Disease
For sale by
HICHCOx KELLOGG,
Druggists, third street, -. Paul.
Feb H. 43-4t.
ONLY TWO WEEKS LONGER
A Rare opportunity now occurs TO obtain spIendid
"A Daxuerreotypc for 81 %. In large quarter cases
or frames 50 &C. Double, heavy gold plated locksss
with picture both sides, 50 %; Ghcapi am dspo-
sing Of my entire Daguerreotype stock at triing adj
vance cost; and will discontinue that in order
give my undivided attention to Dentistry, and the
duct Of Drug stsre, which intend opening in tho
Spring. JARVIS, Artist,
Corner Of Fifth and Jackson sts.
ST. PAIL, Feb. 2esh 1852. 49,
Ninnesotian copy.
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ST. PAUL HARDWARE STORE,


On THIRD Street, f,ro ioors belo,s VaDzshasc.
TuNHE Subscribers havL seeiyed large additions TO
II their former stock 1ssortmcnt, prepared 10
furnish I'M, articles in tho HARDWARE limo al ANAL
advunce Oh Eastern prices We shall always hep
hand a large stock Of - 81 -
CARPENTERS AND JOINERS' TOOLS,
Bench and. moulding Planes, socke, 4 timer cliseis
Humid. panel and rip saws, Gongcs, rules & squares
Compass, tenor d We BIB do Guagcs and Devils,
AIDES hammers and hatchets, Plumb and Levels,
Augers, braces and bits Wood&iron bench screws,
Chalk lines, spools, ETC. etc.
HOUSE TRIMMINGs.
Locks Iatches and bots House bells and carriages
Butte and Screws NIL sizes, Hooks staples, padoeks
Bell pulls and door knockers, Hat and coat hooks etc.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS.
shoveis spndes ana hoes, Forks and grain cradles,
Rskes, Ties and snaths, Garden rakes hoes, etc
HEAvYHARDVARE.
Mill and cross cut saws Nails, brads and spikes,
Axe sand helves, Stone hammers and picks,
Cast steel, all sizes, Mattocks and wedges,
Blister ana German, do do, Iron wire, all sizes,
Ok log and trace chains, Iron rvets and Kettle ears
Anyils and hammers, Well wheels, jack screws,
Cow sheen and OK bells, Grndstones, friction rollers
Wrought nals sieelyards. Hooks aud hinges, washers
Circular all sixs Bake ovens, skillcts, etc.
SADDLERY HARDWARE.
Hames, pad trees etc, Brass and sy'd ornaments
Roller buckles harness 90, Brass nuils rosettes,
Brass mad hooks and terrets, naftrs mulecn bits,
Jap'd do do do Swivels and pad screws,
Brass and silvG rings, Thread avis, varish, etc
Jspd and breast snaps, Brass and iron s,urs etc
EIOUSEK EEPINC HARDVvARE,LOOK-
ING CLASSES. LAMPS. FANCY
GOODS, Nc., &C.
Tabled dessert knyesS forks Sad irons and stands,
Plated forks butter knives, Boilers ald aiucepans,
do table and spoons Brass kettles, pie plates,
BTittania and iron do do, Dust pans spittoons,
ting spoons and ladies' Brass, iron jap'd caDdks
Cake turner's waffle r,ns Waters br'd& snutfcr trays
Spring balances chOpg knives, artan pins, bands etc
Looking glasses, all sizes, 1antheris and lard LAMBS
Solar Lamps do do Brass& iron shov'is& tones,
Side and hanging, do, Brittana ware,
Tea bells. serves. etc, Gridirons and ten kettles
Wood saws AID chop'g axes, Coffee mills etc.
Pen AID pocket knives, Shaving SOAP brushes, ETC.
Razors, scissors and shears Combs, purses etc,
Powder horns TASKS, ETC., Spectacles, ETC.,
Bullet moulds gun tubes.
SLEIGH BELLS! SLEIGH BELiS"i
MartingaIe straps, 80 bells, Double body straps,
do do 25 do, Single do do
Neck do rough and polished, Loose bells, all sizes
ar As determined sell low for Cash only
our facilities for obtaining goods In the Eastern markets
vii! enable to offer Inducements to purchasers that
cannot be found elsewhere.
J. MccLOUD, Jr 81 co.
st. Paul, Oct. 2, 1851. 24-6m.
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New Goods and New Prices, at the
WESTERN EMPORIUM.

MULLER has just opened for exhibition at his
H NEW BRICK STORE, directly opposite his old
stand large and splendid assortment Of brs Goods
Clothing; indian &c eods Hardware Cutlery, Glassware
and CrocSery, Bccts and Shoes Hats and Caps, and Ia
Ola Rubber Goods; with every article usually called for
in Western Establishment, which he offers at whole
sale and retail al prices mach reduced. Merchants in
the Indian rade nd every article they may WISH in
the trade aud with the assurance that the charges will
be moderate and satisfactory. Orders can at ali times
be filed TO any amount!
To the Ladies' would say, we have few pieces oi
Delanes and Cashlneres.
20 pieces Apacas Knitting needles
80 DO bleached cotton 50,cC0 sharps, between and
20 DO wooi flannel buckskin needles
20 do book and Swiss mus 100 packs pins
Inns, sup'r article lUO Dozen reGinS anc ivory
25, yards prints, the best combs
assortment brought % az SCISSORS, supr article
TO the Territory 300 doz white and assorted
bales sheetings spool cotton
do drilling Toe lbs skein cotton
do bed ticking silk and twist bees WAX,
doz Bay State shawls Tape and silk brade
A few doz do hose mitts wristlets bud chill
Isle thread, cashmere and dren's gloves
silk gloves, few plaid Cotton waddinS
Iinsey. splendid article OF Damask and brown linen
silyere,l buttons FOR trim table covers
ming dresses HAIR brushes, plaih ana III
50 pieces linen hdkfs iaid with pearl
Ci,nps and friuges Ladies' and cbdren's shoes
Linen ribbons Ladies' lined rubber over
Wooden yarn SHOES
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LAST Gail,

III. persons indebted John H. Brewster upon note,
IN boo. account, otherwise urgently requested
to call upon the subscriber saltwater, and pay the
same before the first day OF April next these de-
maids will be placed in the hands OF Attorney for
collection.
JAMES. d. McCOMB,
Agent and Attorney in fact for
John ii. Brewster.
/ ctI,v,ter Fol,
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Notice.

= A IL PERSONS having unsettled accounts with -.
"A l., FULLER, are hereby notified that they
call and adjust the same ny sne zen OF .ns mnn'h
saint PAUL December J, 1881. ses
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Arrival Of the Georgia.

80 oats running there.
Bosros, Feb. IS.
III Europa sailed Tor liverpool with 20
passes gers and 3 20 1000 in gold.
BALTIMORE, Feb. II.
We have no mails from the south this
moaning. The riots between the Cork ONT
aYs and Fardowncrs, still continues at
S,eateuvi:le. The military are all under
sru,s add an armed party OF Corkoi,ians
had prepared To leave for The seat of war,
Lc, werc prevented. 4 number however
llii 70; steamboat for Ste :ibcnviiie.
PHILADELPHIA. Feb. Is.
The zee - damned within FIVE feet OF the
level OF Columbia bridge. There Is con-
siderable of freshet. Some fears are EN-
ierraiiied at Port Deposit. as the water is
running al the depth of six feet above the
ice.
BALTIMORE, Feb. IS.
Ia he Supreme Court, to-day, in the
case of Mary Ann DanneIly vs.. VIM. Il.
Keller for seduction, The jury returned a
Erfd e. Of 81 500 damages for pi Unfit.
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SCHOOL BOOKS,
STATIONERY.

a LARGE observation-disclosures received and ior sale low
IN by COMBS,
al the Franklin Book Store.
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II. G. SANFORD,

RESPECTFULLY bows to the Saint Paul puslc,
HI and invites their attention his store,
door Of the Post Office, Third where they
find him al business hours, ready to sell them
DRY-GOODS,
of every description, including BRoApeLoTHs, Strrs
NETS, JEANS, CAssINERss, TwEEps, DRILLS, VII.
VETS, vEsTINos, sHIRTiHG ard SHEETING, MUS
LISs and Lawns, DpKFs and CRAsATs,
GLOVES, HOSIERY, Brown and Wits
IIsESs, LscEs, RthB oEs, LONG and
sosARE sHAwLs, BosSEr TRlasrsCs, ALrAcAs, TnIssr
CLoTHs, GINoHsNs, DELAsEs, SiLKs, WooLEs
YAss, PRINrs. in great variety, Thread, Edxins
Winter stufs, for men and boys, Under
shirts, Knit aad Flannel Drawers,
Buck and am f1itter,s, &c.
His stock OF goods Is very large, embracing all the rev
rich ~ of the season. and every variety OF staple
Goods Every person here find just what he wants,
and prices which 'nust slt the most rigid economist;
and he rest assured that every article will turn eas
| READY-MADE CLOTHING,
Of every description made up expressly for this msTket
end season. constantly hand, cheap for really
pay and no sale without. lie has complete asser'-
FRESH FAMILY GROCERIES,
consisting in part of Old Hyson Young Tyson ard Black
Teas, I.agura, lava and Rio CSnecs, ~ O., Crushed
Sutmc.v Cassia Rice Raiss, saeIatns, starch, soar,
Chewing and smoking Tobucoo Candies OIL Fish, etc.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
New beautiful and approved styles for L.d.e: and
misses; Gents Congress Beois, Calf do Of the latest
l patterns; Boye' boots and shoes, etc.
| HATS AND Cars, in great variety
WINES, LIQUORS, AND CIGARS,
large assortment such Holland Gin Brandy Of dh.
frels, bgard, Malaga Wne Pure Juice do; Champagne,
81 Clox Rum, Jamaica dos Irish whiAsey, burgundy
Fort Madeira, etc.
/; 10000 Cigars, Of every variety.
PORK and FLOUR Constantly on hand, In large
Mr. sandfords stock is large snd he win be TeceSsiA
New Goods constantly in order 10 keep his ssscrtnSek
complete He is determined 10 sell his goods sor re.
pay cheap they can BE purchased elsewhere Give
him a oall. Novunber, la5l-:50yl
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Steiner Atlantic arrivel this morning.
L-f Lverpo u, o'clo:a, February llth.
Slf eG p.r,sasei hoislrous weather.
~ Asia arrived out 1T 10 z. NJ.
Tee general news j. no, very inportan..
Iss iuii details of tie laIe cowar,lly nr-
tempt 10 assassiuaie The Queen OF Spain
have hssn received ia England As Her
tiaieS'y MAS leaving church. bearing the
* 1Ini .nf.iut in her arms, on The 9Th, Jes-
~ prIrst, named Moyno, bile kneelmg
atee-et TO present petition, and imnedi
attiy truck az the 4 cen with a pouiard,
- l'-h - drew iron ~ Ter his cloik. The
WeaFel penetrate IA. fold OF her dress,
81. liking ths wa ,leb,ne %. her stay, its
c1-s-s vas diverted, a. We'll as the force Of
al boy he lager, consequently mere
iy .i below the last rib, causing only
n s. -. flesh wound \ second blow ia
f'c'ed slight woun:l 10 the arm. The as
-as-I-- vas instantly secured. He proved to
d. william of The deepest dye--by turns II
fri'sis soldier, an nsurer and traitor, and
always a cntiaro1f, end ,iebluchee.
Zoe Rasen b.hiv- with astonishing fprli-
tllss AL htgias Iicxiy rec were from
tae- h-ei 81 Ick, eigariy en1airrl for the
-afs;y ~ her CT !. ii:r Ntje.ty is "a It re-
..eria, 4 telegraph despatch, from Mad
3D. %. ne 5.h, SAYS, III the aiternooi at
q 1~.rr ptst one, tIs criminal nhr made
AS -1ttck Oh "A. = s:a, wa, executed
u vs. .rie by tn, Sea tie " hich j. alone
cIlP.isis To atJu licate il eases of high
-rftso1.
tfAscE -Pfesents ~ new features of
usru-4iar notice. The Government has
pII :,rih a most iaiiscret and intemper tie
ANGLE ia the Pairie, telling the electors
they ns.ist return Bonapar,is,s to the As
senbly. and that ii they elect any other,
al Hluii have ts Ia done over az ,in. Ih e
Lr-'tIisl party will abstain from coming
ff~flr.4- The commercial reports from
isFr- re most untavoralblc
Arrival Of the Georgia.
New YORK, Feb 10.
be Georgia, with The San Francisco
tu1.i. arrived at II from ChagreS, which
I.lc, Re LEFT on The 1ah. She left Havana
.. DC is;h. and sailed same day. 4 he pi-
1e-e- saile.i from Chig-r, for New York
o. 5rh uli. with 10 passengers. 600
H..4 10 al WORK on the Pahana Railroad,
A'e - - he opened 10 .hlller'> Station 10y
= ssszts, gamer. BY lhis means, %
gati"n will be avniied. -
4 : fs.sgeissi with passengers
]! sS9s ssis<<Fere preparing 70
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NOTICE.

IIYPOIITE Martin has made application 70 ths
Court Of Prostate Of the county of Ramsey, Tor let
tiers administration tie estate Of Louis Nasseur de-
ceased Of said county. The same viii be eard ant
decided the Office Of said 'ourt. at ST Paul. on th'
Iltb ,iay of March next al h. O'Clock A. NJ. In the
mean time, he IL appointed special administrator
HENRY A. LAMBERT, Judge OF Probate
ST. Paul, Feb. &c, 1852. 45-5t
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DISSOLUTION.

DISSOLUTION
gUyaE law co-partnersiip heretofore existing under
ii the name OF Alien a. Scmmes, Is this day by the
consent of each, dissolved
d. ALLEN,
w. ii. -sEMMES.
Willow River, March l, 1852. 1o-u.
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SLEIGH BELLS..7

Double body straps,
Single do do
ed. Loose bells, all sizes.s
I to sell low for Cash only,
GODS In the Eastern markets
cenenis to purchasers that
!. McCLOuD Jr., 81 co.
24-6m.
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VUyHE partnership in the Auction and Commission bu
siness, undcr the name and style OF frencn Col
Inns il with dissolved by mutual consent Francis
E. Collins assumes all the indebtedness OF the said hrri,
and all debts due the said rm must be paid TO him.
! r. T.. COLLINS
A. X. FRENCH.
NIB Francis Collins will continue ths said business
at the old stand Third street, nearly opposite Justice
coart. - .
ST. Paul, Feb. 26, 1881. 4o-ft
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INI.FEfT a BROTHERS disposing Of their wool
III en- goods consisting Of anaels, linseys, buck mits
and hall hose and clothing &C., at Philadelphia cost
prces and our other goods for much less than they can
he purchased for other places. We invite our friends
and customers give cal before going elsewhere,
ms we feel confident we pcase them with our goods
y. -. 100 II .tt tfh f5-2t
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sTRAYED

l. RON the subscriber yoke Of Oxen, one rcd. the
l. ciher white ard black spotted. Whoever will re.
turn them to shall ,e literally re Yarded
ST fsul. Ian. ., lase. LEVI SLOAN
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STANDARD TEXT BOOKS.
ECLECTIC EDUCATIONAL SERIES.

IRc most Eniiaent Of our Practical Educators
speak IN the highest terms 6fapprorai Of
the Works composing this Series.
Their having become established the leading school
books In MAJORITY THE STATES oE THE
UNION, and especially, their general use ~
iA THROUGHOUT THE ENTIRE WEsT, s,. =
Ii sufficient evidence Of their unparalleled popularity
These works are not only the BEST but they are,
also, the CHgAPEsT School gooKs Before the public
and being generally used In the Schools Of the Ter
ritory, PERFECT uniformity may be easily secured and
preserved.
SPELLING BOOKS AND READERS.
(By Professor WM.,H. McGurFEy, L.L.D)
McGCFrEy's EcLECrfc SPELLING BOOK.
MCGpFFEY's EcLEcric FIRsr READER.
do do SECOND do
do do THIRD do
do do FOURTH do
ds Firm do
IiEu M, YnENa L. MES, Re by rrnf Pinuao
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U0ATENT Platform Counter Scales. For sale al the
WESTERN EaroRTrx.
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HAY BOOKS, Journals, Ledeers, Records, and over,
~ size Of memorandum BOOKS, for sale BY
W. &. COMBS
Cor St. Anthony and Capitol Sta.
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DIANx BILLS OF LADING, printed and for sale Al
Il ~, serfst fi0NEER UrioH
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uOUSEK EEPING HARDVyARE,LOOK
ING CLASSES. LAMPS. FANCY
GOODS, Gc., &c.

:, Sad irons and stands,
Boilers and .aucepans,
Brass kettles, pie plates,
Dust pans, spittoons,
Brass, iron Il jap'd cand'ks
Waters, br'd&snnffcr trays
S, Cartain pins, bands, etc.
I.antherus and lard lamps,
Erass&iron slIoy'is&tongs
Britannia ware,
Gridirons and ten kettles,
Coffee mills, etc.
Shaving soap. brushes, etc.
Combs, purses, etc,
Spectacles, etc,