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The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-09-08
'avonport, July ,th, 1853.
10000
FARM AND NURSERY FOE SALE.

TINE subscriber offers for sale his Farm and Nursery
l 81 miles west of Lyons The Farm contains 24o
acres is beautifully situated The Nursery contains
abent . 90 Trees. part worked The whole Will be
sold, the eighty continuing the Nursery and mprove
meHs. apply through Lyons q % personally on
he promises. GEO. d. PEARt Il.
LIONS, Aug iitb, 1853. i9-3m
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FRESH ARRIVAL.

TISV received from New York lot of choice Gro
u ceric.. consisting in part Of
Box Rai,il.s: Figs; Prunes; m 'ndS;
Currents; English Walnuts; Spice Perper;
f.r.r.,r. dava; NUtmegs; loves;
Cinnamon: said Oh; Yeast Powders;
Mustard: Ioswood; Mnddrr Cayenne Pepper;
Alan: $ Petre sulphur; Sal soda;
Mackarpl in Bbls LIT bblS and Kegs
Salrnoa in Kits; Cod fish;
For Ssic by NJ DALZELl,
Er3J II
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san CASVASSED Sugar Cured Hams from 81.
.DU Louis dist rate article Just arrived per ASA,
far sala NJ SAMUEL HlRSlHL'S,
wholesale Grocer, Front St, Davenport.
ALSO, % Boxes Of the best Chewing inoagga' iaf
sale at >. hiAsNiiL'
aug 1, 1853.
Banner and Democrat pleas copy.
NV ArER Cure Library vols. 10 be had 1t
~ -, en pGRTER'S.
ONE Case Low Prcs Wall PAPER;
" Five Cases Cap alt Letter;
Nv W. II. HOLMES co.
Davenport. Aug p, 1858.
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TOWN LOTS. &c. For SALE,
TEA! TEA! TEAL!

INST OPENED, at No. o leClairc Row, large
81 assortment of Tt.s, fresh, fragrant and hne--ho
mistake-donc up packages to suit eustomers-prlees
Rlnrk. Green Imperial, G;unpowdcr. Young H!sUn
Ne &C. Cail and examine for yourselves at
judy 2sih, ls53---4,. hAAPF y kbbhoN'S
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IOWA COLLEGE.

NOTES Of above Bank i'll be- received at same rii
y OF other currency al each ofour Banking Houses.
Sept ], lSJ3--u ChUA IL sARufA /.
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LADIES SCHOOL.

MRS. COOK IL MRS, PEsrER beg respectfully 10
M inform their Friends and the Ladies' of Davenport,
they will their duties, Monday, Sept 9th, 1888.
Aug IS, 1853, JliW
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BRICKLAYERs WANTED.

NY number Of Brickiayers can nRd permanent en-
/ 4 ployment during the season b! Application TO The
subscriber in Davenport. !. MoilE.
July 2Sth, So.
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AN HONEST MAN WANTED!

r.,HE undersigned wishes employ an industrious
| honest man. ~ tax charge OF AN apple and peach
orchard near th4 city, gather SELL and protect he
fruit lJhl! u, ieos' - ~ NAOSs
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y'iiE next t,ri Of this Institution will commence OF
lhttrstay tGc l5in OF September next.
Tuilion in Prep and Eng. Department, S5O0
delegate, e,Co
In all eases 10 be paid IN advance.
D3yrruort. Aug. "a. 1853,
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\ lad from Green Isle" whose occu-
ra'tu was that Of backing stoves, fire
place; and stve pipes, bearing upon his
Drn pit III backing with brushes and
implements, Of HIS trade, addressed den
jzrn II the city who Was standing at his
dg1t:
II IS your honor any stoves 70 polish this
t,rn.ag! I'm the boy for that business.
Tao person addressed not being of d cour-
t7ars manner, rtufHy answered.
.'D,c about your business
Pat m5yed few steps of. ID be out Of the
p aeh ST kick, and replied with a know
ing nistk.
y oar honor would not be Verse for u lit
tie polishing Yourself I'm thinking"
49,
Christian University.
IT, C,rasr Stone af ths Institution. located 81 Can
IT, o. . ss lea bsEoty keuGuk, will De laisi on Wed
s.a.g ~, 1itA Of Sept inst. President shannon OF
#a.rsr uatgsrsty md 9th distinguished gentlemen
81 Il H, l.rs<s.t aEa 9,l.vaf addresses.
r,. c H5:sas. Wal al.o be- present to heieten the
,.-s,. and wll sug d few Of thairNer best popular
s..ar.r MIKE VIII leave Davenport Oh Monday
.a,...r4 .4#.,.,t.4 v 4 lana 1t Canton, the ut
r..s NO wednesday mo Ming At O'Clock. They
I-pIeayc same evening II 5 O'Clock on the same
r.s,E rr home
H. 4end, of l3aleattpn are invited to be present.
slna,,l tht' G All Casa Of Michigan will b. pr's-
pt. II has been invited to deliver am address.
Jas suAxsos, Prrs't. of Mo. Unjv'r,
y. Par. HENDERSON, Presf. Board Trustees %
CHRISTIAN University.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
MISSISSIPPI AID MISSOURI RAILROAD

EVl4Sa ~ OCG 1lSO lOiS.
MISSISSIPPI AID MISSOURI RAILROAD.
.EALED PROPuS AIS viii be received at the En-
= gacer's Office ia Davenport for grading the Mssis
slpp and Missouri railroad, between davenport ana
Iowa City rs private contract. Plans aid specifications
ready for examination. The work consists OF
heavy atoms ard bridging through beautiful AID
Ine ouatrx. Il. +. IAkSfiGiia bi., Contractor.
Davenport, August 25!il. 1853.
kepublican and Reporter, Iowa tty; Journal and
Enquirer. Muscatinc; FaWkrye ard Telegraph, bur
pgton: intelligcncer and Republican, y Loais: COPY
month ard send eilIto advertiser
FARM FOR SALE.
EN- miles from Daycupo &c fenced and broke
and about 2j0 grated fruit trees growing thereon.
Water i.stalii! howing across thc TRACT.
---Also:---
An 80 acre tract miles from Davenport, with the
EVER in view ior several mics. few acres under
cultivation aud Il Dwelling iioass are the oAl! in-
proyemcHls. Natcscd by fulfilling springs.
---Also.---
I60 Acres Prairie, miles fton davenport, unim
proved. and
80 Acgas Prairie L. miles froa Davenport unimproy-
ed. Enquire al the
BOOK STORE of
w. II. HOLMES * co.
Davenport, Aug. e5th, 15o3. 5l-2w
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DISSOLUTION

s,HE Co-parnershtp heretofore existing between the
L subscribers, under the firm of ID. g. ELDaIpGG d
Son is this day dissolved by mutual consan all ac-
ceants due Ii firm vii be paid 10 D. 9. Eldridge
u. G. ELDRiDGE,
c. II. ELDkIDGE.
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D. Eldridge will still continue in the same bnS,
meas AT the old ST where h. will happy to soc all
those who may favor him with call, and viii warrant
them satisfaction with his goods and prices.
Dayenpart. Aug. I, je52.
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS.

frg I t I'm, 4 Y. a.. a.S--
~ sas Isfhaae4'..; III e'f sss personal ailehfion
M Pafsha sa a aaft '5. s q 5a 4'' On
frss a5ssr2as 2 3ss'I .l ID saas ',,9
toa.
We have constantly FOR saie-ioo--ro ana 70 acre
tAHd warrants either for casa o. ttra oi is-,''
FRS Of .hoee Pfr. ianqs ID Ss9ts, linton ana -
Dayenaort. IGne ?. ls5%slO COOK q EARGEET.
",
Alhelai Lie Insurance company o. new YORK.
oil.ce IL. IL BF9adNa{ lsnlsy BuHoihg.
-Akif lP FTP assE abAO ASi' ie''
,s..tff,e,. ~, ~ ~ - ,so,.prI,,Yv
,.,t.,. :. 90 Z e tsls .
firm aud autis 6seis t1at il can Offer 10 thos.
- ill.,, - lfst an ne .iF IVn5 ,f.t or nj ~ Of
All Il, III. intts,Il. ~ fiIl md pare.ri
,tir4ff n h. I55tas bv to@-l 81 dirty Tr,st ~
fran s5Hg the most sistaiatciiix. Of rev YORK
ne Hisa !.ed Nh receye liza ioruard applications
ior policies aa give al necss sr! Information for that
Iapess; AID void sal tils i, 2a q the public 70
~ ~ o. t'e slpi, q ~ t4,aiatct paT
M I'LL !. r. ~ ~ "a Is y ''sta - GNU
b. w.: s q, Feqiaa a5s rs low Is ang r coon
10 i.!s4ir. from IS b. 50 per cel.t Us
COOK u SARGENT, Agents.
JOS. Is. COLLINS. President.
IEAAG 4. ERAiT. Secretary.
:. S. BAREoWs n. D.
'ahe y is's-io- Mea.eai EAai.!i,sr.
NORTH WErT-DN ITsrpANCE COMPANY
Gc|t-fr.a ~ 49, -
rNcoFpoRATI IL ne Ilgisatars or the state If
4 nsW York in lsa4, with capital Iali paid I'M OF
SAMUEL HAwILT Secretary
COOK 6 SARGENT agents
Davenport. ie8l. june o, ie53-4Q.
TIMBER LAND.
= EAR mouth Of Pine river Mase6tine comfy for
- sale IN 10 ana 20 acre lots COOK & SARGENT.
Davenport. June 9, ls53-i0
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l. 90 Ydg. of
WIPE sCREENERY,

g-B0I M. 2 TO No. il mesh from lG 10 c3 iEalss
4 wide. wider If ordered in 9 lantitics.
Foc Rolling Screens, for gri-t mills ali sizes for Fen
ming Mis- VI at. " TX and CA2as. Safes Cellar VIE
dow. with without frames, tsgnd sze) wire for
braiding sleeves ard making Broonls, &c. &c.
Screenary for foundry and shop windows 10 prevent
breaking glass and not shut out lghi--a Il Chicago
and ST. Louis prices.
II the Steam agricultural Depot Of
ALONZo NOuRSE,
Main Street, Moline. u.s. June 81.
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FARM FOR SALE.
DISSOLUTION.

so ICE S hereby given thal the Co-partnership Of
: the firm of SMITH y EFFEY is this day dissolved
lv mutual consent. All claims against the firm will be
lasd by Mr.. ~. Ehey. ana those indebted 10 the firm
\ III please call and settle tla!f accounts.
A,'p IL IsI3 81 3w
Ic will remain 1t the old stand Unit, Sept. ls, then
-al4osc 10 door below HaTda Z " Hunson's.
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2arll Of Atlanta

4 SMALL lot OF Seif-IIeatiug Smoothing Irons,
Received and for sale 10y
jFg,tt and Perry H. NJ BALZEiI
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10, 600 feet Cuhilg,
Am IT. RI

And other materials to correspond. on hand Gnd
with large number OF read lnldc imp. fer sale low
al the establishment Of the subscriber, few doors
above Noars.;s store, in Moline. Ills
HORATIO C. NOCRSE.
June SD. 1853. 42-tf
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Uaimproyed Land foc Sale.

900 Acres unimproved land al SIS per acre p
1.it miles from the river and miles from he Clara
for sale one-tir in hand. balance twelve and twenty
four Months credit with interest. Enquire Of
I. G. EADS.
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NOTICE.
JUST RECEIVED
TO the Ladies.

I + oar Furniture Wure-room Oh Second ST., fFesl
- lot OF $ oas Chairs, Mattresses, Ne, &e.
,lr.r N1OLF9RD y SMALL.
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nearsigul Suburban Rasiaencs for Sale.

THE handsome dwelling houss situated on the banks
Of the Mississippi mile East OF The City Of Day.
export and aFording iiHe view of the picturesque
sce8eFy Of R1o Island and tae Rapids. The house is
20 feet fort and 20 feet deep. built Of brick in modern
styI4 IN lRl3 The grounds are well laid out. stocked
with fruit ire and ornamental shrubbery For terms
an iy 10 tjuac 16. COOK & SARGENT.
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A House and Lo: for Sale

Pleasantly situated good frame DIV ellius house and
"A iot for sale in the OF lie Clare good torns
Apply to VIM. Lorton, ESQ, on the premises or to
h IS /. c. EA DS, Land Agent.
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Land Ior Sale.

EAs. Young Tyson, Imperial and Black Teas Of
= superior quality, just received TT
no =, DtLXELL'S
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TIMBER LAND.

y EAR mouth Of Pine river Mlscstine comfy for
= ! sBle IN 10 ana 20 acre lots COOK Il SA RGENT.
Davenport. june 9, lsJ3-in
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-08-25
ST. PAUL MINNESOTA AUGUST 25 1853

over the floor. After which, she broke all the
jugs. bottles, and TASKS that could be found, and
which ne kept for the accommodation Of III
b'ossom-nose customers. She then demolished
the candy and spice jars. making small pieces of
all that could be found in the establishment.
CoLoRED STATUES MIR. Bryant, editor Of
the New York Evening Post, gives an account Of
the new experiment by an artist Of Italy in COL
oring statne:
1.-THE aueients, you know, colored or painted
their statues. and this is supposed To have been
done by persons who made it their particular p,o-
lesson. Gibson has Il statue Of Venus "A very
pleasing figure, the hair OF which has been color
cd OF light warm brown, binding it with flet
OF the most delicate blue, stained the eye with
dim azure, with tint Of a crimson vea or two
at The corners, lald the tainteSt possible bloom on
the cheeks, touched The lips slightly with scarlet,
and suffused the skin, over the whole form, with
carnation Just perceptible, through which the
blue stains 0i the marble appear hike wandering
VEINS. The drapery Of the figure is left in the
original color OF The marble, except the border,
along which runs double stripe Of pale blue,
with another of pale crimson next 10 the edge -
The Ell c, is agreeable far beyond what should
have expected. The marble is deprive of all iis
appearance of hardness, aud the statue has the
look o: human figure seen through soft mist :;
The outlines seem 10 blend with the atmosphere
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EoSIEN's RIGHTs--f Neo Phase Oar
mail to-day brings US brace Of items Of move
character. There is a praclicabjty 10 this new
mode of asserting women $ rights" that has all
I the force Of "kiock down" arguments;
! Just Risht.-in jamestown, Chautauque co.
last week, the wife of a man weak on the point
I of liquor, but otherwise Of good character, wen.
to groggery at which he was accustomed 10
spend The time and money which by natural right
belonged 10 herself, and commenced an onslaugh,
on the decanters, glasses. sc, demoilshing a
large amount of property. She was ably second
ed In her 90, work by female friend, one Miss
Gertrude Salisbury. II is Young lady was sub
sequentiy arrested by the groesery keeper and
discharged by jury. The Journal says: seer
trude Is intelligent looking, wide awake grl,
Of abou. Is or 20; who gives no indication Of
malice prepense, except it be, perhaps, as in this
case, by way of recompense. No Jury would
have convicted her. eviience, law or lawyers, 10
the contrary, notwithstanding, because she was
a brick So say we.-IButi. Com. Adv.
.fn indignant LAZY in q Doggery.--T
Cambridge City, (lnd.y News. relates the follow
ing;
On Tuesday Of last week young man Of this
place became intoxicated, and continued Tor
tlTee Gays, 10 me ETea! 'uorlhcat0h Oh Ms young
wife and acqualntances. During this time, his
wife visited all the houses in the place where il
quor is sold, and politely requested them not TO
sell her husband any more. They all declared
that they had not and would not sell him any
more. On Thursday afternoon, while out IA
search OF her husband, she was informed that he
was in sink-hole near the railroad. Tbs lady
Immediately went there and found her husba nj
drunk and almost senseless. At the lamentable
condition in which she found her husband, she
became very much enraged at the doggery keeper
Provoked to madness, she seized a club abou, two
and half feet in length. and set upon the wbls-
kew shop. The first lick. she broke large de-
canter TO pieces, filed with whlskey, j1si placed
upon The counter as she came In for the accom-
nodation of four or Eve of his drunken sots then
within. The next move, she swept pitcher and
glass from the counter; this made the old dog
gerry keeper furious; he attacked the lady. while
she with both hands seized the club, and with one
stroke brought his highness 10 the floor. He rails
ed the cry Of murder. and fed. The rest Of the
inebria,es, seeing the practical demonstration of
her skill, practiced on the keeper, fed from The
house as fast "a their locomotive powers could
bear them away from the scene. Having The
shop to herself, she cooy and deliberately walk
ed up TO the whiskey barrel and beer keg. end
broke the faucets, causing the contents TO out
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a QUICE COMPosIToR.-Mf. " N. Shaw,
formerly composiior in the Office OF tie Ogdeas-
burgh Sentinel, and subseque niiy in Perth and
BrockylIie, Canada, has been presented by ,hs
publisher Of the \. !. City Directory with a sill
yer Ccp for having IN eleven days sei a greater
number Of sype than any other engaged
the work. The Directory j. large work and
has 20 be gol up in shor shace Of time. The
publisher, to encourage the bards engaged, ofer-
Cd The reward of silver cup 10 the compositor
who shond sct Up the greatest quantity of typo
from The beginlng to me completion Of the Dirsc-
tory Mr.. ; IN the line stated above, set up
$4,000 ems, being; nearly 900 daily. HIS
wages amounted 10 SiS, This is mos, es:raor.
dnary work and stamps Mr.. Shaw as one OF 'hs
New York fast hands--an honorable distinction
among the craft.
J. torng Sconmon, one Of the ablest LAWYERS
Of Chicago, has gwen bis legal opinion that such
Baak as the Atlanta is not specie pa wing
Bank according TO the act Of Illinois.
MR. Grsr.-A large portion of the earth over
the Ges, tunnel, Cincinnati fell in on Sunday.
! he whole distance hed up, we learn, is about
loty feet. No lives were Lost.
Greu, complaints are made in the city or Mex
leo and through the coun:rY, OF The rise in prices
IF The neceesagies of lfe 1t has been very great
and is attributed TO the new aoahaba tax law.
Henry Ward Beecher sweeps up poesicai
aower occasionally, with ais broad scs,he swatfI.
Tie sid the other day III the Independent, that
the sweet brar was a " country coasin TO the
rcse.''
The announcement tba, Commodore New ton
died at Pensacola the 18Th Of July, was incor-
rect as his friends have intelligence from him TO
July 20ih
MuraG fall blsodea Arab, naive Of Beth
lehem in Palestine. highly educated, aad speak
Ing seven different languages. was al Fanuil Hall,
Boston, on Tuesday.
They have flaming frames fitted Up in one q
The ST. LOUIS theatres, winch being KEEP, ia con-
slant motion renders .he place peasan. refuge
from the heat
The Administration approves of the recent manly
con oct Of Captain Iograham.
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There 10 a Star.
IN REPLY TO THE A8OV

IN REPLY TO THE ABoyE
Yes, dearest. ycs--!here Is a star
That gentIy beams on me,
Nor Is that guiding orb aiaT,
Will am blest wi thee
Hope cheers nc with its gladstone rays,
Aud points to brighter, happier days,
Happier '-ah, no--'tw ould never bring
Such happiness, were a king;
Then let my anxious thoughts all fee.
Since ioved-onc, | atn blest with thee.
What tho a scornfu world may fown,
o. pass me coIdy by;
Ia lay its brightest pleasures down.
Nor should it cost a ssh.
With thee, IN brave all human hate,
Nor fear the Ills Of cruel fate;
In vain shall foes attempt to muve,--
Ny guiding star is "wEpDED LOVE-"
How can then dcsponding be,
While, sweetest, | am blcst with thee!
With such beacoa-iight to guide
Through l'c's uncven way,
AZ thee, my first, nay oals bride
Hope never can decay;
But cheering through the darkest gloom
Twill long survive the silent tomb,
Then fly, all care and sorrow fiy,
Since woman's love can never die;
Awake, each laten, energy
or Joy, while blcst my wife with thee.
Yes, the bright star Of "wedled love-
Shall 5anish every care;
And cheered by thee, my hf,-my dove.
How can Gay soul despair!
And when bayond this wo,ii we've passed,
Say, shah our ardent love then las,i
Yes an eternity of leye,
Shall dow in purer st, cams above:
For Heaven would not be Heaven to me.
Wele | uablcst my love With thee.
W L.
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w edded Love.
Addressed BY young WE 10 despondiag Hasba

Addressed BY young TK.Ge 10 despondiug Husba,
Come, rouse thee, dearest!-',is not we'll
To let the spirit brood
Thus darky DER the cares that swell
Lies current to food:
As brooks, and torrents, rivers, all,
Increase the gulf in which they fall,
Such thoughts, by gathering up the rills
OF lesser gricts, spread real ills;
And with their gloomy shades conceal
The landmarks hope would else reveal.
Come, rouse thee now.--I know thy mind,
And would its strength awaken:
Proud gifted, noble. ardent, kind
Strange thou shoudst be thus shaken.
Bat rouse afresh each energy,
And be what Heaven intended thee,
Throw from thy thoughts this weary weight,
And prove thy spirit firmly great:
would not see thee bend below
The angry storms Of earthly wo.
Full well know the generous soul
Which warns thee into life,
Each spring which can its powers control
Familiar TO thy wife;
For deeu'st thou she could stoop 10 bind
Her fate unto common nua1l
The easie-like ambition nlrsed
From childhood in her heart had fs,
Consumed with its promcthean flame
The shrine that sunk her so TO shame.
Then rouse thee dearest. from the dream
That f.tters now thy powers;
Shake off this gloomHope sheds a beam
To gid each cloud which lowers:
And though at present seems 50 far
The wished tor goal, guiaiag star,
With peaceful ray, would light thee on
Until the utmost bounds be won
That qunnchless ray, thou'lt ever prove.
Is f,ud ladyiug, wEDDEr LOVE.
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NATHAN SptGFR.

We:camaker and Je,celir, Ihlrd Sret, 81. Pa4i.
pHAS just received vel selected stock OF Clocks,
& Watches and Jewelry, cOasst.ng ia part, IL iol-
lows Colo Bracelets, ockots Breast Pins, Scarf Pins,
Cuf Rings, Ear Rings, Finger Rings Gold Pens Pencil
Chains buckles Slides Silver and Geren Silver thlni
ht Spcctaces aud Eye PtotocIors Clocks and Arches
Of every kind, quality and price Combs Cutler, Per-
imery, Sc, which fer sale very cheap for Cash.
Ciucks, Watches and Jeweiry repaired in tAs best
ms aud warranted 1-3a
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Great Selling of at Cost!
w. w. IL IANk s.

lUne door North OF The Lake 11Ouae)
SrtLLw ,TER.
TIE subscriber having received his stock of Goods
suitable for the winter trade, respectfully announces
that he is on hand, ready and willing show them to
people wishing to examine Goods and Prices. Among
his stock be found beautiful rtmrnt Of plain
ana hgufed Nouselin de iancs, Cashmeres and Alpa-
cas- French Mcrnos, Jy onesc Cloth, silk and Worst
ed Poplns Figured Dress silks; SILK Bopnets and
Sewing silks; Dress Trimmings aG1 Ribbons in great
variety; English and American Prints and tinnhals.
and Lnsey Paids, all wool IndCrsh.rts aud Drawers
900 pairs Boots and Shoes hest les and very low
Also
GroCeries-the cheapest in town: Brown and Bleach h
Shceiings and Shirtnes aud Linen to make them up
and Linen liandhsrchicis.
Best assortment of Tea where about the diggings
Re .dy nade Clothing, cheaper than the cheapest
NJ motto Il, ''QuioA sales and small profs''-fOr
Cash. 30--6Rl ". w. HAMS.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-08-25
NEW YORK ORE.
A IL n

tHIHOLESALE and Retail Dealer in Fancy ard
w staple Dry Goods, Ladies, Misses and Infants
Boots and Shoes. Buskis and Carpet Overshoes; all
kinds cf Gentlemen's Ready Made Clothing, Shirts,
Drawers and Furnishing Goods Gents Fine Cali aud
Kip Boots, Mcys aHd Boy, Heavy Brocsms. Trunks,
Naiises aud carct Bags; Gents Fine Sk, Beaver ard
hossuth Hats. Gents and Boys six riIsi, ard Siik
Caps.
j. The Ladies ana Gentlemen invited 10 call and
examine this newslud fresh stock, bought expressly for
the Minnesota narhet, the New York store, before
pGrchasing elsewhere A. I. CHAMBLlN.
Ian. 6 l-52