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PORTSMOUTH, (Va.,) Aug. Is, 1851.

PORTSMOUTH, Va.,) Aug. Is, 1851.
Mr.. j. E. Boust-l,ear Sir: Whi am in general
opposed. to Patent Medicines, candor compelS to
state that | have great confidence in the virtues
of IIampton's Vegetable Tincurc For several
months past have used it in my family, anu in by
spepsia loss of appetite, dizziness, ard general de-
bility, with entire So far as my experience
extends therefore, ! take pleasure in recommend
ing it to the afflicted safe and efficient remedy
VERNON ESKKIDuE,
For sale by c. Stott & Co, Washington, p. G.
Wallace Elliot, cor. T and 18th SITS
d. b. Clarke, cor. Md. l. tn st
j. Winner, 9Th ST., near Louisiana v
AIcIntire's. cor and 7th ST.
Gray & Balantyne, 7th ST., near L.
K. S. 7. CiSsell, Georgetown.
c. C. Berry, Alexandria, Va.
And by Druggists generally. everywhere.
MORTIMER L. MOWBkAY,
General Agents, Baltimore st.
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F. A. TUCKER,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
UNDER NATIONAL HOTEL,

UNDER NATIONAL HOTEL,
rs FULLY prepare , il his usual sty'e, to supply
l. his customers aust the puohc with the ,ariocs
artcl OF W arng apparel afpertain ny t. gen
teman's wardrobe
Members of Con.ress and strangers, visiting the
city invited to call and examine his ods con-
sstius # Cloths Of various grades, co!ofs.
tacur and all sorts of Cas- siner,s, We ting &c. &c
dec 1t
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Philadelphia Typo and Stereotype Foundry


rsNIIE subscriber wopd call the aten ton Printer
| to the greatly reduced prices of the present list
They offer
Plea at".......3O cts. Mnon..............4sc cts.
Small Pica..........32 " Nonpareii....5 g
Lorg Prmer.......34 Z" Agate..........72 g
Bourgeois.........3I g pearl.............1 Us 's
BREWER. ~ g Diamond .........1 60 {:
Determined to spare no expense in making their
establishment perfect possible. they h We
Gently got up complete set of the justly celebrated
.CoTCH Cur Letter from Diamond to English, TO
which they particularly invite attention.
Having lately made numerous additions to their
stock OF Fancy Types, BORDERS Ornam nts, &c their
assortment is now unrivalied in the United States;
and their improved methods of casting, aid Oh pre-
pairing metal. enable them to furnish orders in /.
manner to insure satifaction.
Printing Presses Cases, Stands, Chases, Galleys.
Printing Ink, and every article used in printing Of
fee, constantly on hand at the lowest rates
Secondhand Presses, and Type used only in stereo
typing. at reduced prices.
Books Pamphlets. Music. Labels. &c, &c, screo-
typed ith correctness and despatch.
n. B. Specimen Books will be sent to Printers who
wish to make orders l.. JOHNSON d CO.,
dec 30 No. Sansom street.
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NEW AND sPLENDID GOODS.

NEW AND SPLE \ DID UOODS.
W. BITING Desks, Ladies Ho,k Boxes
W Grn'lemen's Shaving Cases
Ei.ht-day Clocks q superior article
Porte Monaes Biri Gag s, &c. rec. ived and fol-
sale low at the 9Th street Fancy Store, 2d below f.
dec % A. LAMMOAD.
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A CHEAP AND GOOD FAMILY PAPER.
THE WEEKLY PENrsYL

Il published by WV. II. Hope. ut IS South Third
street, philade] pha, at the low price of ONE DOLLAR
A YEAR.
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Life's Teachings.
RY MRS. FRANCIS d. GAGE.

Chasing after butterflies, hunting after flowers,
L'aten'ng to the wild birds, thro' the sunny hours
a.oohins up the hens nests the ira grant mows,
ending to the lamhkns, diving up the csws,
Mixing play and labor IN my childish gee,
Learned Lies first lessons-learned to be free.
waving on the tree tops, roaming DER the hills;
andering through the meadows, fishing in the ris;
Floating On the rivers, riding ocr the plains,
fioddn5 through the corn-felds, dropping golden
grains,
Mixing play and labor, with a childish glee,
Learned HES first essons--learued TO be free.
Laughing mong the green leaves the ripe fruit fell
Gathering the brown nuts in the woody deil;
ripping AT the spiunng wheei, ever t0 and t,o;
Dancing al the pairing bee, on a merry toe;
Mixing play and labor, with youthful glee,
Learned hle's best iessons-.earned to be free.
Singing DER my milk pail while the dews were bright,
Io.iing u the dairy with a seirt light,
Us'ng mop and duster, washbOard, broom.
Scissor :, thread and needle light chance to come
Mixing play and labor, ever cheerfuv;
Learned liie's best lessous-learned to he free,
Coming these best lessons, porting over books,
Dreaming OF the future, in the quiet hooks,
Cleaning, even cleaning, as the days went by,
Thinking never shrinking, not afraid to try;
Mixing play and labor, ever j"yousy,
Learaed lite's great lesson--earned to be free.
ffumming patient lullaby with mothers fear,
Pouring earnest councils IN the listening ear,
Working for my loved ones, answering gief or mirth
Striving 10 bring sunshine TO the heart and hearth.
Mixing love and duty, ever joyously,
Learned to he haipy-learned to be free.
Cheering the desponding, joying with the glad;
Nursing with the suffering, weeping with the sad.
Wearyng, but not aintine, erring day by day,
Struggling to do better, as life wore away,
Thus have come !ites changes unto me,
Teaching me great lessons, TO be bes aud free.
Struggling for the better with spiit strong;
Earnest to pursue the right and eschew the wrong.
Passing the geam of childhood, passed youths sunny
hours
Passed the years of matron age wreathng cares with
flowers;
Thinking Of my labor, ever hopefully
Learned iie's lessons To be blessed and free.
Now as life decneth, wearing sivery hairs
Mingled with deep firrows, footprints f its cares.
Bat each deep laid twrow hath IA blessing given,
And each siIvery fibre brought nearer Heaven.
Aud thank The Holy eyer fervently,
That labor, love and duty, have made me blest and
free.
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NO. vi.
same on the docket of the said court selling DOWN

same on the docket Of the said court, setting down
The claimant or claimants pi2 niif and the said
Company as defendants, and valuation 30 ascer-
tanned, shall be paid or rendered by the said COM
puny; said company shall have the light TO hold and
possess the said land and materials, as fully und
absolutely as if the same had been granted and
conveyed 10 the said Company, by deed, as long
as ,he same shall be used for the purposes Of lhs
said road; Prorided, That none of the said ar.
bilrators so chosen, shall be Of kin TO any of the
parties, or be IN anywse interested on either side.
SEC. 9. The said Company may construct the
sad railroad across any pubic or private road.
highway. or stream Of waller, or water course if
me same shall be necessary; but the said Com.
pany shall restore such road, highway, stream of
water. or water TO its f,rrner state, or in
sufncient manner not to impair the usefulness Of
SAID road, highway, or stream Of water or water
course, TO the owner or TO the public
SEC. 10. So soon as the net: profits accruins
and received from the use Of said road or part
thereof, according 10 the provisions of this act.
shall exceed six per cent upon The amount Of the
capta stock paid in, Tue directors Of eaid Compa.
ny shaii make dividend Of such nett profits
among the stockholders, in proportion to their res
peci've shares, and no accumulation fund exceed
Ins one per cer; of the profits of said Comuauy.
shall remain undivided for IN, re than six months.
SEC. III. lany person or persons, shall vii.
'''l 'Oo'uN', VI Hi any way lnjGre, deSiroV
-aid road or anything belonging or incident there
to, or any materials 10 be used ia the construction
thereof, or any building, fiNure, or carriage erec-
ted or constructed for the use or convenience there
OF; such person or persons, shall each be liable
Tor every such offence. for treble the damage sus
tanned thereby, TO be recovered by civil action
IN any conti having jurisdiction of the amount.
SEC IL. Whenever 1t shall becon. necess,-
ry /" 'he location or construction Of said road, to
pass through the hand Of any individual lii shall
be The duty OF SAID Company provide for s. id
individual proper wagon ways, and said Comma
ny shall be liable - such irci, dual in treble lbs
amount Of damages occa,iofrd b, such neglect.
SEC H. The sand Company are hereby re-
lnned to commence said road within three wears.
ana 10 complete The same within ten years f. ON
the passage Of tins act
SIC IA. This act shall be favorabv construed
70 effect the purposes hereby intended, and may
he altered, or amended, or repenied a, any lime
by the Legislature Of this Territory
APPRovED-March aflh, one thousand eish,
hundred and ffty three.
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GENERAL HAYNAU's CoRpsE.--A most ex-
letter from ienna to high personagc here, and
has been the talk of our saloons for the last few
days. Ii appears that The circumstances Of the
death Of General tiaynau presented phenome-
non of the most awful kind on record. For many
days after death the warmth OF life YET fingered in
the right and left leg Of the corpse, hch re-
manned limp and moist, even bleeding slightly
when prched. No deiusion, notwithstanding,
could be ma na ned TO he reality Of death, for
the other parts of the body were completely NOR
tilted, and interment became necessary before the
two limbs above mentioned bad become either
stiff or cold. The writer of the letter mentioned
that this strange circumstance has produced the
greatest awe in the minds OF th0s. who witnessed
II and that the empeior has been so impressed
with 1t that his physycians had strictly forbidden
the subject to be alluded to in hs presence.
During a recent thunder storm in Amnyvile,
l.. l., the lightning struck house. entering at the
door. Il split The sill, passed along IN the room
TO a large cooking stove, which II threw up into
the second story and Gu, of three Of tho toes Of
woman who was sitting near by. The shoe
through which the lightning entered was uninjnr-
ed with the exception of smj u hole on one side
new opera company is organizing in New
York. with Madame Steffanone as prima dopa, to
give performa nces in the Southern and Western
cities, commencing in few days at Charleston.
A debu,ante Of promise, Nile. Blanglni, is en-
gagged with the Company.
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u. e. =. nRUrN.

MAIN STREET, OPPOSITE GALENA HOTEL.
VUANUFACTURE and keep constantly on hand
lN1 complete assortment OF fancy and intsor Chairs
Also, Bureaus Tables, Stands, Writing Desks, Looking
Glasses, Bedseads &c, &c. Persons wishing to pur-
chase VIII DO well to call before they buy elsewhere
prepared 10 sell good article. and terms
invariably cash, afford To sell cheap.
cheaper than any other in the City. reasonable de-
ducon made to persons buying to sell again All orders
from distance punctually attended to.
Gaena, MAY, 1851. "a
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-05-26
NATHAN SPICER.

Vatchmakr aud Jcotllr, Ihvd Ntrof, ST. Paul.
HAS just received well selected stock Of CLOCKS,
Il Il Watches and Jewelry, consisting in part, as fol-
lows Gold Bracelets, Lockets, Breast ls Scarf Pins,
Cuff Rings, Ear Rings, Finger Rings, Gold Pens, Pencil
Chains, Buckles Slides Silver and German silver thin
bes Speotaces and Eye Protectors Clocks aud Watches
of every kind, quality and price Combs, Cutlery, Per-
fumery, &c, which for sale very cheap Tor Cash.
Clocks, Watches and Jewelry repaired in the best
ma uuPra anl warranted. 4-33
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Great Inducements..Sellin oil at Cost!
w. w. HAN Il :,
Zone 0Dur North of the LAX House)

SALTWATER.
TIE subscriber having received his stock of 6 Gods
suitable or the winter trade respectfully
that he hand, ready and willing show them
people wishing 10 examine Goods and Prices. Anon g
his stock may be found IA beautiful OF plain
and figured MouseliH de LANES, Cashmeres and Alpa-
cas-, French Merinos LyoneSc Cloth, SIX and Worst
ed Poplns; Figured Dress silks; Slh Bonneis and
Sewing silks, Dress Trimmings aud Ribbons great
variety; English and American Prints anJ Gingbams.
and lnsey Plaids; all wool Cndcrshirts and
1000 pairs Boots aud Shoes best les and very low.
Also
Groceties-the cheapest in town: Brown and Bleach
sheetings and Shirtngs aud Linen to make them up,
and Linen lIandkerChiefs
Best assortment Of Tea any where abest the digcings
Ready made Clothing, cheaper than the cheapest
Ny motto is, 'Qmck sales and small proits''-for
Cash. 36--Oml W. w HANKS.
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MEAT STALL.

THE subscriber has just opened the Of Third
/ and jackson sts., n BUTCHERS STALL, in Which
will be found usually variety OF the best meats that
can he obtained. II will be his endeavOr to NEAT the
OF his promptly; and TO deal justly and
honoraby with those who may favor him with CALL
His experience assures him Of his capacity to do justice
business which than many requires prac
tice and skill. ii. c. WOLF.
oct7 25-tf
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CHAs. W. BoRuP. cHAs. H.
EORtP & OAK rs.

CHhS W BORtP. cHAs. H. OAkEs
EORCP g. OAkES.
VANIiE undersigned having formed Ii copartncrsp for
tral>actig az EA chan ami Ban king tusiI. all
lis various branches, VIII be prepared 10 furnish sight
aud lime exchanges the East, and principal cities
the W est. Remitances to Great Britain, Ireland, and
continent OF Europe, made in 10 purc.asers-
sight and time bills and European excha purCased
collections made, and proceeds RENTED at usual rates
OF exchange. All other business Committed 10 our care
punctualIy attended TO.
BORCP L. OAKES.
yI. l-tf
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FL RNiEU RE.

-------.> TO buy second hand furniture. is TOO
e.. - much ike buy ing second haId gar
mehts. We take II for granted, that
W - the people of our Territory, would
rather recr 10 have their chairs wlshstd, bureaus
and tables, made 10 order and expressly Ter their
s although Old furniture might be bought for less
hes iEeh We ihEk our pc"pie would rather have
ces Ma al the timber thst grows here i the Terrific
ry. manufactured by our mechanics, who have
thVIr LOT IA NIuLe>old. tor better. Tor
We VIII MAKE promptly 10 order, Wlatcver articles Of
furniture may He wah;td, Gt We have what des
81 On hitId) aud Viii warrant goods better and all
things considered, cheaper. than they be imported
Undertaking prompt! attended 10.
STEES 4 HUNT.
Manufacturers Of Cabinet Ware and Furniture Third
street, 81. Paul.
1t. faul, Ma. u, 1852. 6-tf
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Tin Ware and stove Store.

Tin Ware and stove STORE.
EN >. NEWELL. informs the public that he abs re
n moved from his old stand to his store near
the Post Office, 81. Paul Having now sufficient room
Tor his workmen he is prepared any orders
Tor wares III tin copper, iron, inc &c. He is prepared
also to perform job work. in hitting 1ues furnaces and
setting up stoves.
Wares read, made and on hand. r. has in his front
room large and unrvalled STOCK OF and iron ware
ready Ut hand.
Also stoves Of several of he latest and most approved
patterns, which can't be beat by thing eNtant.
lie his pa,rons Is disposed 10 get down
ar once from the early eNorbitant prices Of Indian
times and make his profits ont Of more nuneroi, sales
lie can afford 10 sell that the purchaser live
call again. aud he will do it,.
ObserYe our pace Is The side with the Pest
O,ive and near by.
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Have YOU good Understanding .

MARVIN, invites the public examine the
~ best stock OF materials his line that ever
been in the Territory. lie challenges either side
the Atlantic to produce better quality of French Calf
Skins, spe. tally adapted for the winter season.
Ga hand, also, Ladies fine custom made shoes and
CATERS. Also Gentlemens Calf and Kip Boots, the best
that can be made. You know the sIaidihird street.
near Roberts street.
SaintIaul, November. 1851, II
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BILLS OF EXCHANGE.
ND DRAFTS all parts Of the United States a,
n the Office of the Minnesota Outfit, by
Msy !, 1851. CHAS. W. PORUP. 2-ly
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FRESH MEAT.

have arrangement NOW, Tor keeping fresh meat on
Il ice, in a winter temperatures and as shall be spar
ing, neither of pains money, TO have the choicest
beef pork mutton lamb sausB9es and other varieties
customers may send III their servants or Children for
bit of tenderne, steak, roast something else that
good, and they shall have the best in the shop ard
honest weight My shop, remember, is ST. Anthony
street, just few steps above Fulier's story brick
nay27-6f WM. WELLS.
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HOPKINS AND BROTHER.

SUCCESSORS OF DANIEL HOPkINS,
GANE just opened on Thri-st. jackson street,
Il general assortment of family goods and family
groceries, also Crockery, nails and variety oi other
goods such calicoes, sirtngs and sheengs, linen
wooien, and cotton goods OF all dscrO boots and
shoes OF all sizes ana qualities for men and boy
aud girls also, qualities o sugar coffee, tea,
saeratus and all OF Spices ready made clothing,
broOms, nuts, molasses, vinegar, pork, mackerc cod
fish, clothes pns tobacco OF all qualities; and butter,
lad, sters flour, crackers dried fruit, Also
glass aud putty ropes bed cords, pow. der. shot, caps
bacon, soap, candosn tact, thing We intend
sci! at very small profit, tor quick pay Cali ex-
anime for yourselves and Try
DANIEL HOPKINS,
jnl5.-l3-ly. PETER HOPKINS.
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ICE CREAM SALOON GENERAL.
MENT.

THE subscribers, in returning their sincere thanks
their patrons and the public in general for the ihe raj
encouragement they have received desire inform
them that they have opened an Ice Cream Saloon in
the building formerly known Hchcox q Kellogg s
Drug store, Third street. They Will always have Ice
Cream and ever, article in the confectionery line La
die, and Gentlemen please give n call.
They viii also inform ht public that they have al
on hand al Their Confectionery, the Ameri-
can House, full assortment OF fancy and plain Candies,
which they will sell almost as low il be hought
in st. Louis Merchants will find il their advantage
TO call before sending below. All orders for cakes
promptly filled. REM 4 kARCHER.
St. Paul, July 8, 1852 1y.
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BENJAMIN F. FELT,

BENJAMIN r. FELT,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERIN
Ccries. PrOViS ions. &c.
MAIN STREET, GALENA, ILL.
VIII sell at the lowest cash prices. 3-tf
1852. GREAT STOCK OF DRUGS. 1852.
DODGE d BENTZ.
NO. 100 MAIN STREET, GALENA, ILL.
nFFER for sale the following Drugs C., at the low
" est prices.
LOCO lbs tartaTic acid 10000 lbs putty
% kcgs carb. soda % bbls spts turpentne
10 bbls cream tartar 500 lbs Paris green
100 lbs Eng. blue 10 Casks old port wine
100 do Eng. and Ai caPI. 20 bbls Eng. epson salts
10 casks sulphur 10 do caraway seeds
10 Gases British ustre do Eng gr'd mustard
II do Eng. Ild. borax 10 do copal varnish
% hbls plaster paris 4 do MaCcaboy snuff
D do camphCr 100 lbs Oh peppermint
800 oz quiIine ~ Id " lemon, fresh
5 hbis Castor oil 50 dOI paint brushes
1900 lts ext. hqUorce SO doz gross Lees pills
100 do ln>p'd extracts 90 do do essences
80 do Turkey opium 25 bNs CASTLE soap
500 do herbs "a doz Townsend's Sarsala.
% strN chime 20 gross bears Oil
80 do morphine 81 kegs saltpetre
500 bXs McCullys glass 1000 do r. Colkling & sons
80 lbs linseed oil pure white lead.
Wholesale AGENTS
Houghon's Pepsin, I.ouden d medicines,
Pain Killer, SloaD's medicines, &c.
Together with large and well selected stock OF eve
article in line. We especially invite The attention
of purchasers from the upper country stock and
prices jy22-t4-ly
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BEN. ". ISRTNSON.

G<ROCER AND PROVISION DEALER. at Il. NJ.
IA Spencer's old stand, THIRD STREET. Keeps
stantly hand prunes and other fruits; queeIswae,
fancy articles all kinds of thread, knives and forks,
brushes looking glasses window glass, nails tobacco,
etc. short, every thing needed for hOusekeep
and families Prices reasonable, and stock such
viii please all customers.
St Paul, Nov. ll-4O 3-tf
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s. j. Is. MCMILLAN,

=. j. X MCMILLAN,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW
w ILL attend promptly aud faithfully to all busines
w entrusted to him in the Ii OF his profession AT
saltwater, ST. Paul, st, An,hony and throughout the
Territory OF Minnesota, and the adjoining counties OF
the State of Wisconsin. Office, SALTWATER, Min
REFERENCES.
His Elk. Alex. Ramsey, Geo. w. Campbell q Co.,
st. Paul. Calena.
DIR. G.. w. Borup :. Mr.. r. Lansing,
Mr.. j. w. simpson, " Mr.. s. o. Butler, ST. Louis
Hon. A.W. Loomis, Pittsb'g J. H. Lsrkn g. Co.
q" {. Shaer, s. Sam1 J. .Wethsreil & Co.'S
J. X. Moorhead, Esq. " Jos. T.. Buler d Co. Gin
q. w. jackson, Esq. Z" Mr. Jos. p. Beags,
sasa7 1armiy, Esq. -" Mr. o.s3..ikoss Marine Mills
Mai J. b. Butler, aud {" II. Burke,
citizens generally, & 90 T.. J. Butler GO
39--ly.
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MUSIC.

MRS. BIDDLE, teacher OF music announces to thu
Itl ladies OF ST. Paul and vicinity, that she will give
bringing pupils rapidly forward, a promise o
general satisfaction Those wishing her services, car
call at her residence junction of Hill and st. Anthon,
streets
PaIl
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GROCERIES ANDpRovIsIOxs.
NEW YORK STORE!

M HOLESALE and Retail Dealer in Fancy ard
w Staple Dry Goods Ladies, Misses and infanI's
Boots and shoes, Buskins and Carpet OVershots; al
kinds of Gentlemens Ready Made Clothing, shirts.
DtaWcrs and Furnishing Goods; Gents Fine Ca!i and
Mp Boots. Mems and Boys Heavy Brogans. Trunks.
'ali,e> and Carpet Bags Gents Fine Slik Beaver ana
ho,sGth Hats. Gents ana Boys SILK Flush ard Silk
Caps.
II The Ladies and Gentlemen are invited call and
examine this and fresh stock bought expressly for
the Minnesota market, The New York Store, before
purchasing elsewhere. A. L. CHAMBiIN.
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MRS. MARY MERRICk,
Fashionable Milliner Il Mantua Maker.
NO. 80. MAN STREET, GALENA, ILLS.
TO THE LADIES.

TO THE LADIES.
no to Mrs MERRICK, at Ga!ena, and learn to cut
u dresses for yourselves others; only hall day is
required learn this improved plan 1t the best and
most simple mode yet invented. ! teach by Fowlers
improved plan, ana satisfaction given or no charge.
MARY MERRiCK.
Gaena, Nov. LIST, 1852. Soft
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Guosoll.
EENJA WIN ALLEN.
Jos ROW RON

UOSEITE BVN KUN.
Notary Pubic and Land Agent, Hudson, 81. Croir
County, " tScollsin.
nRE-ENPTlON Claims secured and entries made
a. by Military Land Warrants. Flank Deeds and
Mortgages family hand, and convey anccs
fully and promptly attended to.
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CONTRACTING AND BUILDING

CONTRACTING AND BUILDING.
E1DWARD STEWART, architect aud builder, is
kL prepared to furnish materials and buildings
o any size or style. BY strict endeavor Just
the people, he hopes To merit continuance the pat
ronage so literally extended for the past years.
II Attention given to the appraisns OF Real Estate
\. Il. 10 good journey masous wanted for the
season Once on Third street. $50 ly
Paul. March 1851