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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1853-11-17

In London county, there is an effort TO
ee. up joint stock company, to be com
posed of farmers and others, whose object
j, will be to establish depot for the deliv-
cry and purchase of wheat, &c.--.Aleran-
dyia Gazette.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1853-11-17

FHvHE Gentleman who borrowed my GOLD Pen
j. AND PENCIL, at Aliens E=sesh the aaj,- ct
election, will please return it, it being present
and highly esteemed And the Gentleman who
has my WALKING CANE, will do me favor to
leave it at Mr.. Davis HOTEL in Port Tobacco.
nov l7-3t. JOHN G. CAMPBELL.- -
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1853-11-17
ID I E d.

On the 9Th inst. at the residence OF her iather,
CHARLES f. DEMENT,, ESQ, LOUISA ELLEN
DEMENT,, i'll the tenth year OF her age
Suffer little children to come unto me- ana
forbid them not, for Of such IS the klA8dom OF
Ecavcn
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1853-11-17

BREADsTUFFs AND GoLD.-Iti is said tina,
Europe will require a fresh supply of bread
s.uf1s, equal TO 100000 barrels of -four week
y for the next twelve months-The United
States will, of course, contribute large por-
ton Of this demand, particularly in wheat,
flour and Indian corn, especially should a
war in the East interrupt supply Of wheat
from the Black Sea. This exhibits cheer
ing prospect for our farmers--and it will
also tend very materially to reduce the in
deb!edness of this country, caused by our
excessive expectation. Indeed, we should
not be surprised TO see gold coming from
Eng land in less than ninety days.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1853-11-17

The Hon. Samuel Hambleton, Of Talbot
county, it is said will be candidate for the
U. S. Senalorship a. the close of the Hon
J. A. Pearce's present term.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1853-11-17
Ploughs, Carts and Drills.

Your committee on Ploughs, Carts
Drills, &C., respectfully report, tina, after
o careful and thorough examination of the
different articles Of husbandry placed be-
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1853-11-17
On Vines and Preserves.

The committee appointed to repor, and
award premiums for the best Wines, Pre-.
serves, Cordials and Pickles, respectfully
report, tina, after careful examination O
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1853-11-17

Greenough's group of s'aluary, on the
eastern por,ico Of the Capitol, is severe
ly criticized, and is not generally admired.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1853-11-17

Millerism is again spreading in Maine
There are thousands who believe the worlo
will be burn. up next spring.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1853-11-17

The Cotton Plant contains communica
lion concerning the Mexican variety of GU
ano, comparatively new article. |! has
been used in parts Of Cecil, Hartford and
Frederick counties, Mary land, and almos,
invariably been attended with satisfactory
results. Only some thousand tons of i, has
been sold in the Baltimore marke, since its
introduction. Most of this, it is stated, "hss
been used pure, or mixed with dilute oil Of
vlrol, diss olved bones, and other compound
under The direction of the States Chemist,
bu. little has been used mixed with Peruvian
guano as recommended by Dr.. Higgins, the
State Agricultural Chemist in his last annu-
al repor, to The Legislature.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1853-11-17
THE TIMES.
PORT TOBACCO, MD.
THURSDAY MORNING, NOV. II, 1858.

The CHARLES COUNTY CiRCUIT COURT.
The adjourned term Of this Court will meet
on Monday next, the 9th instant.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1853-11-17

All of the Washington hotels have put
Tive price Of board to $3.50 8 day,
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1853-11-17

THE FOREIGN News. We exirac! from
our exchanges some further details Of the
foreign intelligence brought by the las. arri-
val. The N. Y. Herald thinks the news
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1853-11-17
REWARD OF MERIT.-The San Francisc
Commercial .Adrertiser, the editor Of whic

Commercial Advertiser, the editor Of which
= recently defeated in the election in that
very coolly remarks upon the occa-
that the people don't appreciate edi-
They nominated four al the late e.
N, apPaIeu.iy for the pressure so be de-
from defeating them. These were Sc
p from the four quarters of the State, in
5r ,ha. the peoples disapproval Of tn e
l., Fole tribe nigh. be considered general
thing. Skillmman, Of the Shasta Courier !!
Epson, of the Commercial Advertiser and
Lewis, of the Los Angeles Star Served
them right. In the first place, they have o
business to be editors, and in the next place
they have no right to run for Office
Whether they have right to live is doubt,
full that some people would like to kill
them is sure. Gentlemen editors, 'Repub.
lies are ungrateful." You know that mod
est merit is never appreciated, and tina. full
many a flower is born to blush unseen.-
Plod along, then, in the way of duty-re-
ceive the curses of the sovereigns meekIy
and snap your finger at ell offers for place
or posilon.-Some will tell you that"Truf
crushed to earth will rise again. Dom
believe them. We have seen i, tried. Lay
not that ffattering JUNCTION 10 your SOUL
IT'S the voice of the syren endeavoring Il
wheedle you into another canvass. Serv.
God, eschew politics, and edit your papers
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1853-11-17

val. The N. Y. He16la thinks the news
favorable i, n in comm point Of 'is"' an;
The Times says
"Commercial mi kide are pid
to Jump 10 the sul =
e.: ::;. :: : :::: ! +!
and money circles in 'snd'"
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Groveland Garden and Nursery,

Between st. Paul and St. Anthony, near the Halfway
House.
TuNIIE subscribers would invite the attention of ~.
II those who wish To set out fruit trees this H5S5k
fall the coming spring, to their stock of trees EA
that have been growing in the Territory from
to three In connection with the Scott Nursery at
Davenport, Iowa, they prepared to fill all orders
either standard dwrrf trees of and descrp
tion that Will be requr for this climate, together with
CurraS, Gooscberres, Gravevines etc. Also, anything
in the ornamental line, such Roses, Dahas, Phoxes
and the kinds of Towering plants usually kept in
such establishments.
Orders respectfully solicited from those who wish
TO set fruit trees embellish their grounds. As
have not sufficient quantity hand 10 supply the de-
mand, hope TO receive orders early this Fall,
to make up the deficiency the Nursery in davenport
where expect to spend the winter. Orders may be
addressed TO left at the store of j. f. Fullerton ST.
Paul. l.. NJ FORD & co.
St. Paul. Oct. 10, 1863 6y
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MARRIED.,

AAuscatine, Iowa, Sunday, Oct. 18th, 1861 by the
Rev. Mr.. Lewis, Mr.. WIN. SPENCER, of st. Paul, to
Miss SUSAN SWINEHBART, of Circleville.
Al the ST. Charles Hotel, ST. Anthony, the 25th inst.
ats O'Clock p NJ, by Rev. j. T. Cha mberlain, Mr.. W. W
HlCHCOA, OF ST. Paul, TO Miss SARAH E., daughter of
Horace s. Martin, ESQ.,, Uf Quincy, III.
We have suspected for time past that friend III.
not in his right mind and the above melancholy an
nouncement confirms the suspicion. Sic tansua qloria
coiebs We cannot let this opportunity pass (athough
we have been bribed to nothing about it, to warn all
young men against this fate. They may think
there danger, but before they aware of it, ike
neghbor, Cupid, their common enemy, entangle
them in his artfuy net, from which escape is i'm
possible. We have several, who exhibit pre-
montory symptoms Of shufling off their bachelor COLL
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A True Bill has been found against
ELEELT g. BROTHERS


the Ladies and Gentlemen Of St. Paul and vicinity,
- for selling goods cheaper than before sold in
the Territory.
We acknowledge the sssoft Impeachment and now
ready to receive the attendance Of host Of customers,
both old and new. We fatter ourselves that for
Quality, Quantity and Cheaphess,
We not equaed by any other establishment in the
Territory We have not time present to go into details
but will enumerate OF The articles exhibition
English and French Merinos, De LANES,
Parame,ta Cloths, Cashmeres,
Plain and Fancy silks,
Emb'd Curtain Muslin from % cts to 81 90 yard
Embd Curtains from $3.50 to $1,000 per pair
and Ga Damasks from 80 cents to 81 80 yard
Tap estry Brussels. ply Ingram and Rag Carpet,
Embroderies of ali kinds, consisting of
Collars, sleeves, Handkcrchiefs,
Chemizetts, etc., Long and square shawls;
Besides numerous other articles in the
Dry Goods LiAe.
We have also large assortment of "a and Ga ocloths
Pante, window shades. China, Glass add Qneenswarc,
Childrcn's Misses and Ladies' Boots and shoes,
Boys and mems boots and shoes, etc., etc.
The above goods exposed and ready sales
pledge ourselves 10 sell them cheaper than before
offered In the Territory.
Every Body, please give a call before purchasing
elsewhere. ELFELT & BROTHER.
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Rountv Iands!!!

TUNHERE large number Of persons In this Terrific
IL ry, doubtless, that have claims for Bounty Land
Let all persons who engaged in the revolutionary
of 1912, those who hare oeen Pdad oy me Cni-
ted States since the Of June 1912, and their i'd
ows and minor children. cali at the banking Office Of the
subscriber in Paul, where they perhaps for the
arst time learn that they entitled to Bounty Land.
Fathers Mothers Brothers and Sisters of deceased SOL
ders are, under OF the of Congress- entitled
Bounty Lands, and many entitled this year who
not last.
Late intelligence Just received. As there is no fee
charged give me a call. CHAS. II. PARKER,
Oct %, 1s53-6tf Broker, Sc
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WAUplD.
NOTICE.

GEALED PROPOSALS will be received by the Board Of
y Building Commissioners until the 2Sth inst, for fur
nshng materials and making fence the capitol
square, (Oeing block 6, in BAIL and Guens addition to
Paui,) according to the specifications the Of
fee of the Secretary of the Territory.
Also separate proposals will be received until the same
time, erecting bench for the Judges desk for
supreme court room; speaker clerks desk
in the Representatives. Hall, and President Secreta-
ry's desk In the Council Chambers said work to be
peted by the 10Th day of December The plan and
style to be the In the Supreme Court Room and
House Of Representatives Of the United States.
BEN. W. BRUNSON,
st. Paul, Oct. 4, 80. Building Commissioner.
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Something New in Minnesota.
.Neu Store! New Stock! Ne,c STYLES of
Goods, and .Vew Prices

NATHCART, KERN & Co. have purchased and now
~ occupy the large and commodious -house Just
finished Roberts street, door to Messrs Whine
Cooley, where they are opening and receiving by
every boat the largest and most carefully selected stock
of Foreign ank Domestic Dry Goods brought Min
Here may be found every variety of style
and pattern Of dress goods in the following fabrics
French, English and American Muslin
DelaneS and Cashmcres, printed and plain
Wool DeBcge, French checked Poplns
French. German and Saxony Mernocs
Persian Casbmeres,
Josey cloth in the most delicate shades
Victoria PladS, Fancy printed velvets
Black French BombaZin
Black, Colured and Figured Alpacas
French, English and American Prints in endless
quantity and variety
Italian and Lyons, dress silks
Turc satins, Tarton and Swiss Muslns, etc.
SHAW LS---Albron, Black and White Wool, Waterloo,
Watervit, Bay state, Long and Square Plaid.
Brown and White shirtings, Irish Linens
Strp'd Shirtngs, Drills, DENNIS, Bed Ticks
Fannels---Red. White, Yellow and printed
Cloths and satinets, Blankets and Rugs
Hosiery and Gloves. Sewad Muslin CELLARS
Cuffs, ChemisettS, Edgings and Insertions.
In the House Furnishing Department will be found
large stock of Carpeting Of the following make:
Lowell superine. Auburn, Asbona, Fall and Union
Mills, Plain Venan, etc.
Druggets. Hearth Rugs, Juf,eI and Adelaide Mats
Window shades, Plain Window Paper.
Drapery Musns Tab Linen
DamaSk Linen Tablecolhs, Embost Cloth Table Covers
Oh CT tn do, 81 and Ia sheeling, Toilet covers
Table Napkins, Manchester and Marseillcs Quilts
Pillow Case Linen, Russia Diapers,
Huckaback, Diaper and Crash Towel nss
Ladies' German Work Baskets, ETC.,
Together with thousand articles too numerous too
mention, all OF which we hold ourselves ready 10 show
and sell for Cash at the lowest prices articles
can be bought St. Louis or Chicago would
therefore solicit call from the citizens Minnesota
well as friends in ST. Paul.
St. Paul, Oct, 1858. CATHCAnT, KERN & co.
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Port of St. Paul.
Steamboat .9rrirais and Departures for the
.ceek ending Friday, October 2Sth.
AI,IlIyEI

MLANE's VERNIFUGE.-NO remedy ever in
vented has been so successful as the great worm
medicine of Or. MI.anc. All who have used it
have been equally astonished and delighted at
its wonderful energy and efficacy. To publish
all the testimonials in its favor would fill vol
umes; we must therefore, content ourselves
with few abstracts of them.
Japhet G. Allen, Of Amboy, gave dose to a
child years old, and it brought away So worms
He soon after gave another dose to the same
child, which brought away so more, making in
all 1873 worms in about II hours.
Andrew Downing, Of Cranbury township We
mango county. gave his child one teaspoon full
and she passed III worms. Next morning on
a repetition Of the dose, she passed | Ii more.
Jonathan Houghman, of West Union. Park
Co. Ia, writes that he is unable to supply the
demand, as the people in his neighborhood say
after trial Of the others, that none is e4ua. to
DR.. M'Lane's Vermifuge.
Messrs. d. 81. W. Cotton, Of Winchester Ind.
happened last spring to get some ofthis Ncrmi-
fuge. After selling few bottles. the demand
became SO great for it that their stock was soon
exhausted. They state that it has produced the
best effect wherever used, and is very popular
among the people.
But we must. for want of room, reserve fur
Their instances for future notice.
For sale at W. ". HicHcoy's.
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WANTED.

GENERAL energetic BUSINESS MEN in Wisconsin,
- Iowa, and Minnesota, to engage in soliciting llsur
ance. Apply to
WIN. BREWSTER, INSURANCE BROKER,
81 Corner Third and Wabashaw Streets.
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Painters Attention.
Gas...Burnlng Fluid...Gas.

VmNHERE are spirits, well as men that Gassy; but
Il Spirit Gas is Thing. used as a burning fluid
for lamps, ccaD and brilliant article Try II.
For sal. 10y barrel or gallon at
BOND KELLOGG'S,
Spirit Ware Room.
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SEAL PRESSES.

r HE undersigned agents for Rogers Bros Sale
l Presses. and will deliver the at manufacturer.
prices. Specimens to be at the Express office Of
6ltf BURBANK & co.
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Lard Oil! Lard Oil!

400 Gallons OF this superb extract oil HOG, just
HOO received and for sale by barrel or gallon at
BOND Il kELLOGG'S
Oil and Drug Store.
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DENTISTRY.
ON HAND IN SEASON.

los. CAMPBELL. Third street above Jackson, sign OF
d the wooden Indian, respectfully informs his custom
well all others, that he hes received for the fail
radc large and complete supply of every description of
TOB.fCCO IND CIGARS,
which he is prepared TO sell his accommodating
rates at wholesale and retail. Ny terms ami the quality
Of stock well known, and is useless to 20 into
PARTICULARS ST. Louis prices, and IL the article does
give satisfaction, the money refunded. Merchants and
traders from all paris Of the Territory will find by deal
Ing with me that they will at least their freight bills
up from st. Louis, in addition much time and trouble
Aug p, lS53--5Ou
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WASHINGTON. d. c.
THE Subscriber offers his services to the public in the
prosecution Of claims before Congress any of the
Departments of the Governments. Some years expert
ence sDsbursing Agen, OF the Indian Department. with
general knowledge of The myde trauSacting business
in the Office of the government, enables him 10 promise
satisfaction to all who entus business Vi this char
ter to his
He will also give special attention to the collection
81 claims against parties residing in the District OF
Columbia or ricnfy; to negotiating Loans, as ,ceH as
the sale Of Stocks, Real Estate, Land Warrants, &C.
or furnish Information tocJrrespOienis residing at dis
lance, iii regard business which may interest them
al the seat of Government.
IL Once over the Banking House of Srdcn, Withers
X Co., TO whom lie refers. JAMES J. MILLER.
N. b. References of the most satisfactory character
will be given to correspondents in whatever State they
may reside.
ST.PAUL-IIon. D. Cooper. ". II. Forbes, Alex. Will
kin. 52-6m
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SALE STABLE.

b1ALII . n Dill.
I WOULD respectfully call the attention Of the public
l. to this establishment, where keep contaltly OH
hand sale. the best variety horses, suitable
cy carriage, draft the saddle. Persons having hor
dispose OF will find their advantage call.
keep the only establishment the kind in ST. Paul, AMI
knowledge OF the market will enabe to pracurc
fair prices for any which be left my have
always the best feed for horses, and always THAR.
JAMES WILLIS VINCENT & CO.,
Third street. opposite Cathcart, Kern Co.'S. store.
July 80, lS53-46.f.
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Cheap for Cash! Cheap for Cash.
John Holland
Juna 4, 63-32lf

just now receiving new lot Of Furniture for sale,
L consisting "f Galrna. ST. Louis and inn Chsrs
BeosteadS, Sofas, Lounges. Mattresses Secretaries,
Warirt,bes, etc.
Country business. Gentle at a distance wishing
establish agency 10 sell or buy rchaIdize or sh.w
SAMPLES for orders Patent Rights, do by address
sing above, the subscriber i We'll acquainted
Real Estate bought and Sold commission, Land
farms secured.
). IL IS agent for HcCHmbers Hay am! Fodder cutter,
great invention for keeping NAL in line c,Dd ton,
ami no owner OF a horse COW should be without
Money loans negotiated. All business strictly conf
Dental and charges moderate. 43ts
Holland Place Hotel, st. Pau, MI
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Essential oils, Essences and Fluid Extracts.

sour offence is rank and smells to Heaven"
But it is pleasant smell nevertheless
nNE gallon of OIL of Peppermint was accidentally
" broken, and the whole clipper TOWNS scented
thereby; enough all kinds still left supply
people with Oils, Essences and extracts, pies
ards, cake, candy, and tor all medicinal purposes Eve
~ body nose this fact. For sale at the
CITY DRUG STORE,
Upper Town.
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Ne H. SUTTON. EDWARD HEMPsrEAp,
NORTON & HEMRS STEAD,
Wholesale Groeers & Commission Merchant,
No. Ii6 South Water street, Chicago, Ill.
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Refined Whale Oil,

INlIS article for Illuminating the darkness of VIM
Il ter nights, has SO ancient fish like SMELL but is
fine gold, clear amber, and brilliant northern
lights. A large lot on hand at
BOND s. KELLOGG'S
wholesale Oil WareroOm.
I5A side entrance at west end for wholesale CUSTOM
Material hand for all kinds of Light this winter,
except light weight.
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Taken UD,

the subscriber, living near Phalan's Lake, three
- miles northeast of st. Paul. on the 18th of Septem-
oer as' dark bay colt, about two old The
can nave the said colt by proving property and pay
ing charges: Said colt can be by applying TO the
toi. ,pnN Cpnzrp
Oct %, ls53-7-4w o' ''o"N"
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uyLACkING, and Hacking Brishcs-br,sh your boots.
- $3.50 boxes OF MasoTs Challenge Backing No 9TH
backing shine beside this black diamond.' Also
brushes by the gross, for sale by
BOND & KELLOGG,
at the Brown Drug storet.
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kn BOXES SOAPS.-For Washing, shaving and
eVO securing, all knds-fancy toilet and plan-ex-
cept soft soap, in large quantities, at
BOND & KELIOGGrS
sOd Brown Store.
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WDRUSHES.-For Painters, artists, whtewashers,
h 800 dozen Paint, Varnsh, Whitewash, scrub
bling, Camel and sable hair Brshes also, sash tools for
sale at BOND g. KELLOGGS,
Brush Emporium.
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NEW FALL & WINTER GOODS

NEW FALL q WlNlER UUUUN.
IA. receiving direct from New YORK, the largest and
best selected stock of
DRY GOODS
brought to this market. which he prepared to sell
at prices which canot fail to suit purchasers. Having
taken great in the selection his Stock the public
can rely finding every thing in his line of the best
quality The ladies will find in the following list COM
prising but small portion of stock, Taety Of art
Giles for their use, su.h as
WINTER BON ETS;
Silks, satins, and Dress Veves, large and beautiful
snrtnent; French Merinos, plain and figured: Winter
Plaid, of superior quality; de LANES of every STYLE
ShawlS; Ladies' Winter gves; Calicoes, oil, plain and
figured; Hosiery, cottun wooden, &c Curtain Damask
different colors and qualities.
Carpetins, and Oil-cloths,
lected with great from the best Manufacturers and
will be sold at a small advance eastern prices.
Cloths, Cassimeres and vesiings.
Hats and Caps latest styles Gloves and mittens,
sistng OF Kid Buck, cashmere, Boots and Shoes for
and boys; ladies and misses boots and Shoes large
and varied assortment.
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
large variety and of superior quality which will be sold
lows persons wishing ready male coting will do
well to call ami examine stock befvre purchasing
We will continue receive additions our present
stock by every arrival from below, until the close
igation, when boast complete
the winter trade any establishment above ST. ,us
A. L. LARPENrEUR.
October s, 1S53-4f
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HAVING taken the shop heretofore occupied by Mr..
William Taylor, Third between Roberts and Min
n.sota streets, nearly opposite the office, respect
fully tender my services as BARBER, with full con
vction that no establishment, except perhaps that Of
Banker will shave close: easier than will be done
my shop Cutting hair, Csampooning and all the var
Gus business of barber will be attended 10, and
determined all my customers shall be satisfied with the
scientific ability which shall continue to be displayed
this old and popular establishment. A. e. STORY.
August q, lSl3--5Otf
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TO FARMERS.

A LOT of superior grape vine cradles and grass syth
N al cost aud under, by
45tf CATHCART, KERN l. co,