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'TIIE GkIcAT r ENTUI i: E3.EDE.
DR. JOHN BULLS SARSkPARlLLA
nters Newer Ccpse.

alone BY Bu Saaparia
not wonders then acknowledge that 90 know the
meaning word Read and be convinced that facts
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5 " TlET SPRINGS, IN MONROE COUNTY, VA


FOR SALE.
seY virtue of Decree Circuit Courof Mon
ID county October thereof 1851 in The case OF
Iush Executor John b. Lewis and others
addison Dunlap The same me mnteralgned r.
proceed WEDNESDAY, the 18th day OF August sSl on
the premises 10 sell the Sweet Springs and the lands IN e
Monroe and Allegheny lately belonging 10 D J"nn
The lands will be sold separate tracts upon creG OF
ant years. the purchaser giving bond win good
security upon lands for the payment of tho purchase
money. - ;,
The will be made subject Lease which will expire on the
= LAY OF October
These lans 600 and constitute one OF
valuable Virginia They OF The most ferie
producing OF and VeGenpe
that country They produce Wheat Corn Oats and Rye
most uxuriantIy, and arc easily cultivated
The improvements the Springs are large and
bic accommodating hundred visoIs These I'M
consist very spacious Brick o;r and nun'er
Brick Cabins with suitable Kitchens and orr oa
houses. :.
The sweet Springs Baths xcsed by any IN
Virginia medicinal and invigoatng properties The sum
ner climate equal world Who has not enjoyed me
delicious Springs Bath heard Of the Vaccinations oil Inc
Sweet Springs Valley. ;,
There pc haps Virginia In which capitalists could more
inv their funds. the property annually In
cfcashg from the approach OF the roll roGs AM
other Improvements OF the state. :,
Any person desiring further information can OBTAIN the same "
addressing the subscribers Union or lie Sishurg Va
SAMUEL SAN EI, PRlcE com'n
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The Sod sn Orhs 1Ss 81 ss
Liver o OF
pies, BIiss, General Debility &c
m I p sf
rous limitations have spuns into XXI @ @ es
in ssts"pas extended Of which
By h Sss use o OF his
Of rs rs.s a srsa and &
and m r sn; M
initiate The of putting R 5a 's @
where this difference making choice Of what they win
h's 1 Ss sy 1s
and residences have been anu VINO ae
bearing daily SALT R.EgM 1910
Messs saad.cenemen: Words can but u eebiy eF
perfect health BY use Of your naasGs ,; sassn
b whole surface Of The body 50 have Impossible
thai from S h he hs aq e au a2a
large quantities walking caused tcmos
s e s1sS liver
debility Of the nervous system physicians both
st EaTGes e cure scarcely acrne relief medical
@ wa Sail
~ externally altogether dSrsnged but SO Oee
Inc ca hsn o o.s dosen bottles Enjoys health
S f ysa aiaS
and wm sp for My e d un s nS m ns
heartfelt thanks; and believe me, gentlemen, n,,p s,yrp
CITY AND COUNTY OF New YoRK sFerer Nazer being duly
sworn and the statement en-, % which H1 he he
SO hsoro me G.. S. WOODRUFF, Mayor.
A~ MD, Oct s. 1850
Mssss Sands My little daughter was afflicted FOR
long limo with Head and Eyes and by using your Saapra
WINS nercy cured all medicines and SasapaTa having
failed 10 Having used it and tested It's efficacy now
confidently preference other as seems 10
properties other and hu
that have used invariably want the same ar
again require medicine recon-
m. 1900 ss' ~ Resnectiully yours !. FLINT, M. d.
Prepared and sold wholesale and retail, by b. SANDS
Dnnss and Chemists Fulton OF William New
York Sold by Druggists generally u States and
Canadas Price ST per bottle; six bottles for S.
For sale by PURCELL. LADD & CO.. ADIE GRAY, Rich
n ROSSER Petersburg NJ A. SANTOS, Norfo and by
~ " ~ "a TT eS0S W,.hinrton D. c. Jan. 7-2dwdGc
RICHMOND AED PETERSBURG RAIL ROAD.
CHANGE OF HOUR OF EVENING MAIL TRAIN:
"A and after Tuesday Isl Of June: Inc cye"s man ''s'h VIII
Sun,
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Where applications for Agencies must be nfdfcssI nn 70
For sale in Richmond by rum G...,. HsIo 80.
,u
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.kIGyi2E: 5sE.EHs,
vALJAGL. pLANTAT1oN ron SALE


an the 18Th day o June next, lair not the newt mi, d,v
~ w pubiic without reserve thai y,lr,hI p
called "Wo'Lbcry belonging TO estate Of lie a, IT,
MEREDITH. Fox.
Tsi lies in tie UPPER part Of srottsylyania separated
TIE North Anna riEer Orange rosnty
road Gye acres by recent survey Tie vel
known original fertility has been li.h improved and
m'raby adapted The production Of The sae crop 0! F"s'i
There The Place and h1gsn" SGcdrd and sn
size ochad Of tic selected by for
me ificnr with great and c%""st in Inc rst scales
IL M Org m't from IT,: Virginia Ccra Ral E"ad ii III a
dant supply Of timber.
Inc buildings are ample for The dwelling
elk rooms AMI 4" beautifully stuatcd any the Per
S are lnf'd 10 rxaihlnr fer themselves The undersigned
The mar asnr, will take pleasure III showing
IEhs-uie.lrd cash; the remainder years.
from The !ay SALE -
Address the subscriber, At Louisa Court House.
BEVERLY K. FOX,
May li-cwds Executor of N. Fox. decd
TANNING Made EASY AND PKOFITAELE.
FEW tic trade and puhc were adI,, sod by the
IA who feels pleasure a1Eurc ing The
complexion the oil E. G. Bop Esq of Nor
oay wiare careful combination Of the principal ioern i'm
proven ens connection with bbaids patent process tan
the heaviest hides with and omy III three
A who feel Interested invited visit the yard and
themselves Tanners who wish attain stoGce to the Ises point
modern improvement and proprieOs Oak Bark, will do we'll
10 look into the matter.
Information giYen soa the Tannery mile from the
South Size Rail Road Wilson Joness and enquiries by let
MAY 20-cw3w: JOHN BERRY.
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TKUsTEE,s sALE OF zeal EsTATE N THE

E7Y deed Of trust executed Tie ny Aehi
bald o"an Decd date the 10th day OF December
1872 The CLERKS office Of The County Court Of Hen.
co and also by virtue decree Of the Circuit Court Of Chance
9th day Of April 1882 the
suit styled iovnn Executor Turner'S Executor &C. shall
and re at public duc.
ton on premises Monday the 2lst day Of June 1857 II fair
ii not day that valuable Of land called
II deed the Cteknhomny
swamp OF VIM oveon and Dr. Gaines,
tanning oress, with TWO story framed
aud ali the usual houses, ncndlns an osec) thereon
perfect description map Of SAT-; tract OF land, pre-
location aud boundaries together WIN
portion Of which aa been assigned 10 the widow Tor her
the law office OF Stakc, on 10Th and
franklin street, Richmond, Va Till the day of sale
third Of purchase money cash. and the balance
ard from the day Of sale
the title whole purchase paid end
with security be taken or the deferred ia ments
May S-rtts gibson VIA. trustee.
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[lgT ANNUAL MEETING OF tho Stockholders
e HE Richmond and Petersburg Raj! Road Company will
me rfce Richmond, Tuesday, ls June, 1884, al IL
W., 2,wu JOHN WILLIAMS Treasurer
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nj subscriber oilers his services to The public both IN inc cy
ah country Razos Having been Tor many years prae'
H. he has on accouG of feeble health, Abandoned his mo.
@ asHTs ead for the last six months devoted is lime 10 sci.
1 .h peculiar quality and Will warrant sat.
o. every case where the metal will admit Of good edge
ony l2S each Razor He refers by permission,
'' iane Brown, John Cosby, u. C. Randolph Daniel ,
srJ Wd!;hal Col. Trcvillsn, Dr. Wood Thos T. Taob,
CSy Richard Sampson, Mr.. Morson &C. Razors left at Mr.
~ !Ghhsi'n Co.'s Hardware S,oc. or r. H. Duvaps Drug
VII promptly set ard returned lie also be found at
.,a h.ehco-:s near Haxals Mills. ,
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BY PCLLIAM & DAVIS AUCTS.
THREE NEGRO MEN.-We will cell this morning q, Q /
O'Clock, three likely young men, (ome good fjler)
juice PELI.lAM DAVIS auc,s
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(.NAGERS, FRANCE & CO., sue
4 ttSSORS To f. MORRIS q co. -, 90 :.
lay Capitals: $4,000 1000 $50, Lass ~ OF 'o' e.. &c
II ciaHa. Tickets IS. . ,oo
!s Dollar Lutcry-CapilaIs: $1,000 10 Of 500, &c
Drawn Nos Of Grand Consolidated, Class ":
Il. - - C. w PURCELL.
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r. II :,UN COLUMNS may be ou.dl the advertisement
al ihs: excellent medicine knowa Ayers Cherry Peco.
in curing the various diseases OF the Lungs 10
attention only Of the learned and phianhro.
- ii N. whole public. The article undoubtedly is what it
be- remedy for Lung Complaints, and the remarkable
sh becoming Known every where cannot long be over.
q; .y the people. MarCh ~
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JOHN NJ. LATHAM,
TORNEY At La W,
IBRACTCES the several Courts Of the District OF Columna
business pertinent his professions which may be enrus'
adj 10 his care with rrumpt attention He refers
Gen. JNo NJ McCALLA, }Washlngon,D u
J. MILLER, Esq,
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TEXAS LAND AGENCI

TEXAS LAND AGENCY.
HAMILTON & HENDREE, CoUSsBLLoRs AT LAW AND GENE.
LAND AGENTS will attend promptly 10 all professional
Circuit Supreme Courts OF the STATE and
United States District an Supreme Courts also all matters
COUGHING lands 10 their Address os aid
t;tv M Austin. Texas lG-cwly
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PIANO FoRTEs, GUITARS, sc.

6SASTORS, CUTLERY, PLATED GOODs,sSy
" WATERS, &c Just received, supply Of Plated Sill, IA
Spoons Table Desert Spoons Forks for sale GV
Also Ivory Handled Knives and Forks in sets AID by -
the dozens Horn HIDE and Cocoa Handle Knives and
Forks Walters all qualities and Castosa fine assortment
the best factories in this Call H.
West Main
May 81 j. ID. Is EVAN
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hIf ngftcaUIe leIr5dk Is
this day opened visitors They located Il miles
oye Richmond not tho Manakn Town Ferry Powha
county The regular route from Richmond the Dsnyc
Railroad to Robuus the River Road Toncs by daily
line Of Omnbuscs 10 the Springs Pare through Board by the
DAY 81 So BIZ week S. BY the month SIS Children under IL
ver of ace and servants price Horses SO per day Sim
ac meals lodging so each The table Will DO furnished
With eysry thing in and the musical band Bathing and
Amusement, OF The Ball Bowling Alley, will be regularly
kept up during the season. -, :. .
subscriber resides at the place. anu VIII MAKE every ono 70
secure the comfort and pleasure OF his guests e -,
Charles McEvoy Esq., we'll known as tkiiu professor o MS
ART will give instructions dancing al TIE Springs nnS ms ss
~ W. W IN
lime lei
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SAINT PAUL CASH sroRE.

vuvBE undersigned having purchased the interest Of his
i brother, in the concern Of II. W. TRACY & Co.,
will sill continue business at the Old Stand for his
account, where he viii be happy his friends and
the pblis generally lie will give his entire attention
exclusively 20 Family Groceries, and viii warrant all
\. y. Books Lam Asrps--Terms CASH.
Aug. 2s. (l9-3p cHARLEs r. TRACY.
10 boz cans Fresh Oysters, Just received and for
W sale by taus2s) &. +. II.
n DoZ best Keniscky Mustard on hand for sale by
HkEACH and Plum Jnm put up in cans, for families,
for sale by aug2s CIT
VNFAILIBLE Yeast Powders, warranted; for sale By
aug2o CIT
LYME salt, in small sacks for family ass for sale BY
A n assortment Of carsaps and Sauces, for sale by
IA ages CIT
- aug2s CIT
=, DOz Madeira and Sherry, hne article, for sale by
- auges CIT
d a DoZ old Rye whiskey, warranted to be as good
4 " made, fuf sale by CIT
- DOE old "Oporo Port" expressly for inyalids,
s1 warranted pure article, for sale by G +
= BASKETS l-e pipts Champagne, for sale by
- s1g2s CIT
A fine assortment, Of Tess, for sale by
IA aug29 CIT
A good assortmenLof Pickles, for sale by
IN aug26 EFT
~ DOz cunis;ers Of Sporting Powder, for sale BY
I
CASES best Missouri sweet leaf Chewing Tobacco,
II for sale by sug2a CT L
" assss ma spices ''''''''' ''' isi r
> aug sasa s'''''' WI ''' " CIT
NJ o. Sugar, Clarified DO, and Powdered do. for
~ . sale by aug2s CFT
leEsT Rio Coffee, for sale by
Id aug2e Of
( . =. BBI.S best Cincinnati Whissey,
| u - de Pale Coguac Brandy,
IA cask superior Brandy,
. hbls each of Port sherry and Madeira Wines
In store and FOR sale by aus2e C FT
will take all the products Of the country in pay men,
Il for goods st fair prices aug2S & +
/ WANTED.
1900 bushels Potatoes,
500 do Oats,
500 do Corn,
4 For goods at low prices. (aug2S-1yl G. +. T.
! - a. BBLS. best CINCINNATI WHlSkEY
/ ~ eS hand and for sale low by
/ CHARLES F. TRACY.
| - BBLs. AM. BRANDY, for sale low by
/ - Z. +. TRACY.
- BBLs. LARD OIL, for sale by the barrel, cheaI
/ - for cash, by &. +. TRACY.
J 4 BEL. LINSEED OIL, hand, for sale by
! Il CT. TRACY.
A GOOD assortment Of Port, Sherry and Nader;
N Wines, for sale by T.. T. TRACY.
/ a Secondhand SLED, and two-horso sleigh
N for sale by CT. TRACY.
EHERsoNS wishing to purchase any Of the above ar
ticles, will find /; to their interest CALL vii
SILL under the market.
/ December. lo5l. CHARLES r. TRACY.
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CHURCH BELLS,

(NHURCn, Factory, Steamboat and Locomotive Cells
~ constantly OH hand, and PEALe or CHIMES OF Bells
toi numbercast to oder Improved castron Yokes
with movable arms. attached ia these Bells, that
they may he adjusted to ring easily and properly, end
Springs also, which the clapper from resting
the Bells thereby prclongiDg lis sound. Hancngs
plete (ncludng Yoke, Frame and Wheel) furnished if
desired.
An expericnCs of 80 in this business by their late
ther enabled him to the best form for Bells,
the combination OF metals, and degree of heat requisite
for securing III them the greatest sodity strength, and
most nelodions tones; which improvements, together
with his very extensive assortment ef patterns
held by the subscribers who have grown up the bust
aud who will every cndeavor to sustain the
reputation which the establishment has heretofore
Dyed, both in this and foreign Countries the bells from
which have repeatedly received the highest awards OF
the N Y. State Agricultural Society and American Inst-
tute; aud az which pleted Chimes and heavy
Alarm Bells for different of the Union and Canada
MATHEMATICAL INSTRUMENTS will still be
msruacured b, the subscribers, OF which they will have
Consistently hand, assortment of Transit instru-
ments, Levels Surveyors Conpasses, (piain, nonious
and mproved,) &c. Also, Brass Composition Cast
ings OF any size cast to order.
All communications promptly attended to-
ANDREW MENEELY'S SONS
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g o &TR Y.
% No l. ett err. I"
BIZ JENNY GRyA.

BIZ JENNY CkyA.
"No letter. and the maiden signs;
Acd los The jeny lashes bend,
To shield ai@e those dreamy eyes
From gaze Of foe or gaze Of frienl.
] he ieaping palse beats quicker time
To music Of the falling tears,
and .sadcr sounds the hearts low chne- e.
For love is ever foil Of fears.
Not that one thought deems him untrue,
Him loved with all a woman's love;
First love. as pure as morning dew,
As constant rs its source above.
God keep thee, maiden, # ihoa art
To Taste Of sorTow's poisoned cup;
TO know man can beiray the heart
Gcd bear thee up, God bear thee up!
NO letter - ard .he mother bends
To hiss her infant boy 50 fair,
While quick single iear-drop wcnds
To glitter in ms sunny hair.
lie smiles from oat those eyes Of blue,
4 smile ih.r wakes both jog and pain;
IL tells Of hin, The loving. true.
Now far upon The tossing main.
Fair Faith and Hope. their garlands wreaths,
Another Hiss, my darling boy.
While from her hean the soft lips breathe
The prayer Of nIing led grief and joy.
God help thee, mother, If the KEEL
or death comes booming Ger the sea,
In low, deep, heavy tones, to tell
The depth % woe prepared for thee.
NO leiier.'' and the fathers brow,
Ger which the white locks thinly stray,
Grows paier. and the pnlses slow
Within their hidden channels play.
20 Cod preserve NY dearest son,
To be my stay in life's declne.''
i.ow closely round his absen, one
The fsiher's fond affections Irvine,
Throush veal and woe. through cares and
tears,
Thai love has but the brighter shone;
Till. IA the waning Of his years,
That love has but the brighter shone;
God save thee, father, l.. that love
Shall Sc, IA darkest, s,arIess night,
And help thee home TO Heaven above,
Where Oh The heart can fall no blight.
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WoMAn's ISsPIsArIoN.-The following Is
trae--though man should remember to think a
is.ile Cor himself also.
.'in conversation | once held with an emf
men. minister of eGr church, (says DR. Boardn:an)
he ade this fine observation: .Ve will say moth
ins Of The manner in which that sex usually con-
duct argument: but The intaitire Judgments
OF sc0nen are ollen more to be relied upon than
the conclusions which We reach by an elaborate
process Of reasoning. No man that has an intel
iisent wife, who is accustomed to The society
OF edncated women will dispute tl;s.
4 INES without number you must have known
them decide questions on The instant, and with
unerring accuracy, which you had been poring
over for hours, perhaps, With other result than
20 End yourself getting deeper and deeper into the
tangled maze Of doubts aid difficulties. II were
hardy generous TO aliege that they achieve these
f,zis less by reasoning than by SORT Of sagacity
appoxinalins 70 the sure instinct of the animal
races; and yet there sceas 10 be some ground for
The remark Of "A witty French Writer, that when Il
has Ioiled, step by step, up flight Of stairs,
he will be 10 ind woman II at the top; but
she will not be able 10 hlt h0p she got here.
How she got there, however is OF little moment.
1.-THE conclusions q woman has reached are SOUND,
that Il all That concerns ps. And that they are
very apt 10 be sound on the practical matters of
Jomesiic and secular lie, nothing hat prejudice
az self conceit can prevent from acknowedg-
ing The inference, therefore, is unavoida Bile,
take counsel with an int iligen wife stands in his
o~n light, aud be,rays that lack Of judgment
which he iacny attributes to her.
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KITTsON's ADDITION TO ST. PAUL.

UNHfS desirable ground lying in the central and
advantageous part Of the basin Of st. Paul, where
must inevitably he the principal river business of the
town. and aording also most choice and delightful Lots
in the rear, upon the BENCH for dwelling houses is
veyed into LOTS and offered for SALE with titles
disputed and indisput.be reasonably low prices and
upon liberal of credit, for of the purchase
money and Lumber for building Lots sold In the ad-
dition will be furnished the rotary samill easy
terms. CHARLES ii. OAKES,
Agent for Proprietors.
st. Paul, July 81, 1851. Is
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4 SUDDEN DEArH.-RE Oc-
cuRsscE.-A letter from MIR. John Dix, in
Somerset County, Md, says:
"OH the 18th ct' November. female Of
ten years old died suddenly in my school.
She asked permission to retire few min
utes before 10 A. NJ. After having reciied
her lessons as usual, and after walking few
PAGES from the door she fsintcd. On beiog
Immediately taken up, and laid softly down
in the school house, she expired. What is
most remarkable, " hen she awoke that morn
ing she told her mother that she dreamed
that she hal gone 10 school and died, and
WAS carried to her sunt's, which actually
ans. literally came TO pass the same day."
Fears are beginning 10 be entertuined for
she safety Of ne steam propeller City Of
Pifishurgh. nov forty days out from Liver
pool for Philadelphia.
Geo. Has.denkoff is suffering under Sc
we're sstsck Of illness at the Clarendon Ho-
al. New York.
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The Great Storm Of 1908.

The ostyOient storm ever known TO have &C.
sarTed On the c"a SIS OF Europe, was oil the 9Th
of November, 1908, Iis years ago. This fear
Sol tempest on The shores Of Great Britain, was
preceded. by strong west wind. which set in
about the i:.'idic OF November, and every day
and every hour increased in force, I'LL the 9th
j; r.g-i 30 igEioasiy that every heart appall-
o. witli horror. and confusion seized upon all,
whether on shore or a. To venture abroad,
was 10 rush nio instant death; and 10 stay with
m afforded no other prospect than that OF heIng
bur ed gnde. the raIas of falling habitation. -
One hsniTed aud twenty-three persons wnre kill
ed by the falling Of dwellings, amongst these
were the Bishop Of Bath and " eils and his lady.
BY the fall Of para CT the Episcopal Palace Of
Weli., and Lady Penelope Nicholas, sister to the
Bishop Of London, at Horseley, m Sussex.
Those vino persisted ia the waters, in The floods
eG the Severn and the Thames, the cast Of
Holland, aud in ships blown away and never
heard Of Afterwards, are computed 10 have a
rnoaaied 10 eight thousand. All ranks and de-
grers we're affected by ms amazing tempest, for
every family that had anything TO lose lost some
thug, lands, houses churches and trees, all were
disturbed damaged BY its fury. The damage
in he cal, VI I.ondcn alone, was computed at near
q, 200 900 sterling. In the river Thames, only
SaG ships remained 5etween London Bridge and
,,e Lane house, the being driven below, and
Laying there miserably beating against one anoth-
err Fine hundred wberIics, two hundred ship
boats, ard one hundred lighters and barges, were
en.rely lost. aud mach create. number receiy-
ed considerable dama2e.
The Eddys,ons Lighthouse, near Plymou III,
was PTecipIiaieG into The surrounding ocean, and
with 1t Mr.. Hinstane'y, the architect by whom il
~ss coa>irivei, and the people who were with
hini- Having been frequently told that the edi-
soe was .so slight TO withstand the fury Of the
a IL,
that he only wished TO be in it when storm
should happen. Unfortunately, his desire was
grAiilied- Signlls Of distress were made; but in
50 Tremendous a sea, 40 vessel could live, OF
would venture 10 put of for their relief So aw-
fui . visitation produced the most serious impress
sions on the government, and day Of fasting and
hamilton was appointed by authority.
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TUOS. -. REED 4 CO..

NNJO GUILD respectfully announce to the citizens Of
Wv 81. Paul and the Territory generally that they
have Just opened fresh and splendid stock of choice
Liquors consisting of the best quality of Brandies, Gin
Whisky, Rum, Wines, Cider &c. Also, Groceries and
Provisions Of every description which they offer for sale
the lowest prices for cash Merchants and traders
from the country, respectfully invited to give them
call
~ store on Third street, one door above Jackson.
St Paul. Aug. 7, 1851. I6 Il
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GRINDING.

GRINDING.
YEYHE UNDERSIGNED is now in readiness
Il 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 grists will be re-
ceived at the subscribers on the east side Of the
river, and be returned ground at the same place
2-Sy CALVIN A. TU1TLE
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LOOK AT THIS!


NNHE WASHINGTON UNION INSURANCE CON-
Il PANY, Cleveland, Ohio, commenced issuing Poll
cies in March last The number issued up to July LIST,
was--l65l
Amount of Property Insured, Sl,lle, 1907, 90.
I" Premiums received, 81, 015.76.
Business is conducted upon both the Stock and Mutual
pan and the Farmers Department is entirely separate
from the Merchants Department Great caution is
ercised in taking risks and extra hazardous property is
refused
1.-THE undersigned is prepared to Issue Policies upon
either plan, in either department.
GEO. w. PRESCOTT, Agent.
ST Paul Aug. 81. 1851. l6-tf