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VENIE subscr Der has III that Old Of hurcst
j qute, formerly kept by Mr. Nork'ns, a stock of
goods which he brought here with BIN a. bargain, the
advantages of which he is disposed share IN retail
with any good citizens worthy Of the offer lie has
general assortment of Hfy Goods. incaims Blankets
for Goats. Pants Su. Boots aud Shoes ct al sizes, and
many oner articles IA this department, common
lie has also. Tobacco, Trt and Other Groceries,
which can be az glance b., those who VIII make
him q New Years call. t.. &. WOLF.
dcc9-3in Corner Of Jackson and THIRD SIS
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AYERS CHERRY PECTORAI.

AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL.
VHNiiS unriSalled cure Tor coughs. Gods hoarsness
II bronchitis, whooIiig cough. Group, asthma and
Consumption, TOO well known require any cettif
Gates, constantly kept Tor sale at HchcoA AAlei-
and Jarvis III ST. Paul. and bs dealers medicine
yyk4eIt l2-ti !!
BILLS OF EXCHANGE.
"A ND DRAFTS all parts (; the United States MI
IA the Office OF the Minnesota Quit, by
May |, 1851. CiiAS. W. BURuP. c-ly
MONEY TO loan, in sums 10 suiI borrowers-Call at
lvl The office of NILkIA Il VAN ETTEN.
81 Paul, July, 5, 1852. l2-tf
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ANOTHER DRY GOODS STORE.

St Paul, November Is ls52--cu
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STRAHED.

HN about the 10Th of September, one sorrei pouey
- bald .,ce, PAGER; one bay poney white stire II
face; grey porey, dHppei one black mare and colt
long lnane; stud, long name Any person giving w
formation: Of the above horses that get then
again. will be rewarded.
C.R.RlCE & co.
St. Paul Dee. 2, lSJ2-tf
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T. T.. GsgiGuE,LL & CO..
Forwarding and Commission House,

MEM pRiEA ".
PENS long established house .vnIiBe their attention
sur iis 10 sales and purchases commission and
- The forwarding business generally. They solicit
Continuance OF the hoe al patronage heretofore given
them. dec Silly.
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Tin Ware aud Stove Store.

e. = NEW ELL informs the public that he has re
moved IRON his old stand, to his rew store ne,,
me fost Once, ST. PAM. Having now sufficient room
lot MS wo"ie, he IL prepared execute any order.
ir wales IN IN, COPPER iron, zinc. He repaired
az" 10 perform JOB WORK, al fitting dues, furnaces and
setting up stoves.
" ares ready made and on hand lie has in his iron,
ready at hand.
Also stoves, O! several Of The latest and most appro,
patterns, ~h!ch Cant be beat by any thing extant
lie assures his patrons iha he is disposed 10 yet dawn
~ once from the early eXOrbitant prices Uf Indian
times, ard make his profits al more numerous sales
ne can aHord 10 sell so that The purchaser live TO
call again ana he viii do IL;
Observe our Place is on The side with The Post
ONCE and near by.
r 6 NEWELL
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JOHN HOLLAND,
ATCTIONEER AND ApPRAySER

g. CLING or buyug Merchandise or Real Estate care
- fully attended oat l2 To per cent. commission
Now on sale lot OF good Mahogany aud Black Wal
nut Furniture; chairs, etc. Heavy sheetngs calico M,
hannes nails, mixed paints and cellars OIL putty var
nsh. painted and grained doors glazed sash, signs
sieighs and carriages painted Oh the premises.
Business ROOMS 10 rent.
HeHand's Funtare Roonls, Ce.syal st. IuM.
Dec. @ lS52-3i if
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7boteIs anu boaroimg Roases.
ST. PAIL HOUSE.

a -,
VayHIs house, formerly kept by j. W. bass nesi IN,
original hotel of - Paul, at the cornef o. inG
jackson streets opposite the hIhesoa oo."'i "a
roug,. eaired and reno ieled and with the additions
now made TO H. is Of the most spacious ana cont
rient hotels IN town. Having taken lease "i u, M"
fitted il IN Throughout with furniture, iiFte INC
travelling pui lie TO call unoh Me; believing they via h'u
fhs house qual the best, III al re.P et' ne oh
viii ne very moderate. G.Ot'OI =" LII
=, Paul 40 1889 -
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4. f.. FIJI. TIN

A 7 his Old stand, which is Ano,,n ia a great many
IN friends especially those " no haN paiohized HIM
50 long, Keeps different stock OF Good, thu mix
ture which he formerly kept lie now Keeps Dry
Goods alone, including prime selection OF Ready
Made Cio,hg and the largest ard best stock of Boot.
and Shoes ever opened any where, Including Ladies
Shoes He has also variety Of Blankets, Whitney and
Horse Blankets, which always has done he N.
at prices 10 suit his friends.
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Galena advertisement.

CONSTANTLY ON HAND,
I'm large quantities. and for ale reduced prices ev
cry description of Drngs Medicines Paints &C.,
sic ling in part IA follows:
rartarc Aaod, Psut, hs.,, 4 shoe brushes
Bi Carb sods, Oil of lemon,
Cream Tartar DO Bersamof,
Salt peire, 90 Cinnainen,
Epsom salts DO Peppermint,
a a% and ah Ea"s4a Isinsla.., % Gloves,
spices and indigo, 10 Ienioch,
Assorted i'erfumery. 10 spruce,
Roll brimstone dye sturs, rhuba5 jslap, pecac blue
mass caloaiei, Selma, mamma, scaminony ganLocr,
Opium camphor, blue and white ytrol, morphia, sala-
cine Tod Potassium schnne verair,e all fresh from
Eastern markets. TO which nost respectfully invite the
GEORGE e. STROTHER.
" wholesale and Retail Druggist
July 2. 1851. OD NO. 1870 Main street. Galen
Al Ep!.s: Linseed oi-0n hand and Tor sale by
Il " July 3. GEORGE c. STROTHER.
n BBLs. Putty--Cn blajders) hard and for sale
4 ~ BY Guly 50 GEoRGE c. SIKoTHER
a a GBIS. Spirits Turpenlino-On hand aud for ,.j
4 Vby Guly ~ GEORGE c. sTROTHER
BEis Lard oi--on hand "a, and for sale BY
80 JGly 3. GEORGE c. SIROIVER.
- BBiS. Cincinnati Glue On hand and for sale by
- July 3. GEORGE c. STROTHER
?, BBiS. sperm Oil--On hand and for sale by
- Jgly ?. GEORGE c. SIROTHCR.
a NJ bhls sweet o.l-tn laet and for sale by
II July 3. GLOhGE {. SIROTHEP.
- Bells. Fish OiI--On hand and for sale BY
% July j. GEORGE c. SIROTHEP
200 LsS5 , 1 .a ard CINCINNATI sy White Lead
July 3. GEORGE {. STROTUER
n q 6 Boxes V iidow Glass-( Assorted size.) q,
b ~ 8 iil.u and for sale jy
Ju'y B. GEORGE c. STROTRER
81 Bo>es CASTLE Soar--On hand ard sale by
o Jaly 3. GEORGE c. SIROIHER
- BASKETS Olive OiI--On hard and for sale by
" July 3. GEOaGE {. 5IKOIHER.
4 - - OZS. s!llrh. QuiniHe-On hand ard for sal
n A1s 80 by jaiy B. GLCEGL C. S1ROTVER
4 Ibis. Queen CITY Edni>ll--On hand and Tor sale nv
y Jul! D. GEoEGE {. STROILER
q "a BBIS spanish whiiing-On hand and for sale Ly
n ~ july :. GLORGE {. STROYHER
" ne bbls. Castor Oil--OR hand and for sale lv
Jnis j. LEORGL c. STEO1KER
CAUTION. CACTIOE:. CAUTION.:,
take THIS occasion 10 inform The public thar have
the exclusive aenct (inr GGCna and vicinity for the
sale OF The following justly ad Gesefy.dly popular Fam.
iIy Medicines:
rraeicrberg Medicines, DR. Swaynes syrup cherry
Or WI s!oans Ointment, Dr. SWAY nc's Nerinice
:" - ." tond'n pOw'T, Dr. TASKS Magnetic Ort'nt
Dr. hye!a sarssiari'ia, Rockies Iodine Imminent
Dr. Sillinai hair tonic, Dr. BrdTgs remedies.
Dr. Cham piOi's iil!s. Dr. Merchants gargpg nil
DR. Bristos y. d L. !nnent DR. M@r.alls uterine cath
AL*O--OS HAND.
Ferr: Davis ak Killer Dr. ChTise's Magnetic Belts
ard Find, SWANS raEacea James medicines Wistsrs
Ealsam, Row ands Tonic Mixture. etc, etc. fr sale by
GEORGE c. STROTHER,
Wholesale AID Retail Druggist
j. No 1876 Main ST. Calen.
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ST. PAUL FERN,

VkNIE subscribers have now ready a horse boat !;
u ard oil things IL complete oTDcG tor the
IFcr al St laul. LowcE LaAGiIg, with all Passengers
ard :eans. We shall be ~ attendance the Ferry,
Ii. nsaal heurs Of business, and possible shalt
sccae the constant attendance Of good Ferry Tie
Of e.roge lowe here than at any other ferry
hOin 81 LOUIS TO 81. Pant
IA MES II GOODHuE,
ISAAC y. GOODiiIE,
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IkzSi Na.ss AND NNAS LED COOK
SrOEE. (I: kEEk OK.

TEN.E subscriber would ecttuly inform the public
tnt lie has, alter great thcuty and expense, pre-
cured large snch oi The above and elegant Cook
StosCs. Ihs combines ia IL and ar
ranecucnt, -. The modern nt of the age III
greuer perfection than u!ier stove market
lie L. aware, puiiiE every tang Is the order Of the
day. hut there i none % Il at IN tins Instance This
il all ali lis IIe ds claim for IT, Simply
AID only llat II Is Infinitely superior any stove now
CNant. Purchasers irc ui>tat ty ami explicit, inform
ci that, IN lis operations, tiN ana durability, does
not meet thc,r rnre and uaic apprcba tion. their
money vii be refunded To l.cai upon ii return I'll the
Every a!tiee al llAIture j, the best quality
in workmanship and Of TIA latest inn prove meats.
Al who 0esirUUs oi procuring the best cook
stoves Offered 10. sac IN thIs 9IaThrt. where
else res ociJly invited cAii ana eNanIine his
steve tor themselves before purchasing elsewhere: il
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II. L. MCLOSkEl.

EATHOLESALE Grocer Forwarding and Commits
sIoL Merchant, ard ;tne.ai Steamboat Agent
no. - LcVee, Caiena, III. The attention of buyers is
called Ia ny stock OF Groceries, Provisions etc etc
iiaN!% received by late arriV ais from New York Bos-
t" New Orleans and ST Louis. which addition to my
htii'T s'"'" renders my assortment complete. shall
continue to receive additional shipments from time 10
uhe curing nav igaiion. thereby enabling 10 have a
fresh ana tull stock throughout the season and to be al
~ al tnes TO MI orders at the lowest market rates
Inc Receiving and Forwarding Business shall in eve
~ Instance nave my personal attention. hy which des
ph ana care WIFI be guaranteed, and the expense Of
storage ana Drayage rs much possible avoided.
ieel assured that my facilities and long experience in
The Commission and Forwarding business enable me to
warrant e.''re satisfaction to any that may favor
with their patronage.
Liberal Cash advances will lie made Produce and
heFchdndse shipped 10 Eie for sale this market Par
tuiar attention will be paid the purchase uf all ar
Giles not ~ ms line.
~ AEeut for talena and -. Louis and Caen. and
81. Paul PACkET LINE OF STEAMERS
II. F. M'CLOSKEY.
Gacna, April /, lS52. If
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AN ENTIRE NEW STOCK.

~ r.
VHNIE Subscribers have just received by the last boats
Il the richest and most fashionable stock OF DRY
GOODS to be found in the Territory; consisting III
part of
ENGLISH Swiss and French Embroiderics.
LACE GOODS Of all kinds.
FIGURED aid plain De LANES.
T. DGlNGS Inserting and fionncings.
LONG shawls and Wool Scaris.
Il TRIMMINGS, for ladies dresses.
LPACCAS and NIohair Lustres.
EEDLEWORk, Cuts and Collars.
ID RESS SILKS, black and coloi cd.
Il OOk, Swiss and Cambria Masl Ia.
X iCIi, heavy waterVd silhs.
Oh Cloth, Druggets. ard Window Shades.
Il ApFSFitY anc irsrain Carpeiing.
III OISERY Gloves, Draw ers and Shrts.
ENGLISH and India silk Pocket Hdkrs.
X lBBONS, Ncvets and Fancy Goods.
Besides many other articles which throigh the hurry
and press OF business we cannot take time to enner
ate Ladies and G.AIieInen iooh TO Your interests bl
giving us call. ELEELT n bROTHERS.
ST. Paul, Nov. II, ls5o--tf
CLOTHING; FOR TFif .FIILI,LUN.
NEW COODS-FAIL AND WINTER TRADE.
NNINNE& COOLEY, nj the Cash Furnishing Store
Wv Roberts street ST. Pa,I, having just returned
from the Eastern markets are now ready 10 show the
OF -. Paul. and AL who favor them with
call the largest and varied stock of Fall and VIM
Goods la their line, brought to his market, and
which YOU are respe, fully invited call and
This stock consists IN part Of the following articles:
Cloths, Cassimcres NcstiEss Ready made Clothing,
snd Gentc;nens' Furnishing Goods. MerIno, oolei,
Worsted, Cloth and Flannel Wrappers and drawers;
Hosiery OF all Kinds qualities aud rnces Gloves and
Mtti> IN endless Vafiet' shch as Duch W oihted hcr-
lin, Meruo, Cashmere, Woolen, Sc Also very beau-
tiiu assortment of white and coiorod Kid and silk
Gloves. The patterns oi Collars HanGkercheis
| Scars, Ties, GRAY ats. Stocks, &c.
Sti ErS.
Fine Liren Bosons of the latest French and English
fashions, Flannel Calico Check and Hickory Shirts III
/ great quantities. Duck and Dim Overas.
READE-MABE CLOTHING.
Cheaper than but too numerous 10 mention call
, and see for yourselves.
BOYS ND CIIILDRENS' 4 LOT TIL G.
Nc "A
manner ana very low prices. Enckskin Nittea,
and Gloves, Fur and Driving Gloves Rubber and Oil
cloth Clothing. Carpet and TraNtlmg Bags.
| In the CUSTOM DEPART MEMT, may he found all
the yics Of Cloths Cassimeres, Due>kn NCstiRgs
and Trimmings To match: aud to say, that
give Won good and fashionable worn can be
had west Of New YORK, ard warranted 10 suit, or n0
!
i Don't forget the place, on Roberts street. next door
10 w ii. Stiliman's store.
WHINE * COOLEY.
81. Paul. Oct. oe. 1852. A2S-tf
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FLOUR FOR SALE.

4 toNslANIif an hand at Frank Smith a. CO..
~ Ciayton, Iowa, about l2 miles below Prairie On
when aha an excellent landing which we guar antee as
soed as an! in the market quantities 10 suit purch,
'"Ss tt-Ss tmi THOMPSON DAVIS
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Galcna, April /,

REFERENCES.
i. Chouteau. Jr. q Co, New York,
I."rnz, Sterling y Co, Pittsburgh,
James Peck q Co., Chicago,
Bridge 4 Lewis, Detroit,
Ray, Keith & Co. Cincinnati
Chonteau d Nalce, ST. Louis,
James Carter q Co., GaleDa,
Stillmai Il Rood
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CHEAP CASH RE-.yyuOLESALE

cROcERIES PROVISIONS HARDWARE, BOOTS,
SHOES HATS CAPS 81 CITING, PAINTS,
OILS, GLASS, III PNITiRE, BOOKS
AND STATIONERY.
yByIIC SUBSCRIBER by iate arrivals is now in re-
CENT and opening in his new Store on ST. Anthen,
street near the american Nt.lse," large aud most
complete assortment oi the ahove-named Goods which
will positively be sold lower prices for cash than ever
before offered in this place. His entire stock was select
ed with great care, and purchased iii the Eastern ana
southern markets for Cash. ia; he safely assure
his friends and the public generally that II VIII be To
their interests call before purchasing elsewhere and
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i,cc1. - -; ~ y" N''i'iii'o vi III.
tn n,.n.irr ,r,i.,rS - 80; -. r. - ,
uer,;,,.. 1,ri,,, ~ w I - :. f'i' " i''s a'""n'
i'ii'"i"' P1l,ts' il.oroidered dresses,
Union do rn,'-,t -
.'l"" 40 Zap hettst
,5i:I i.d' dC ed@'s',
pI,,n anI - 7 pms ..'u o'iaiS,
NJ, 80 sN u" nicSs out'u"s,
ti'.h"'f SUES, Arlinciai ro"ers,
- S's' ,'"'u coA'',
49, shlili1ie, Lanes ialcy bcnrei',
iIle -. - fioTence braid =
"a hc,ch.d ~, l;, =. E. ,..
= md = g --' an no'"e's'
- ~ ana - Eonr ct nt Ons,
o. ,iE. i r.'',,sS' zap ana siiA nOon',
Falls Co. - Tmbrelias
Gable twists iiren tnlj. ,or.r.
Hamilton ticking Union
Amo-"ehg Worssod %
Apron checks, Jaquaid daper,
y rdSh ana ul"iers, Ladies miNea hose,
il""' nths, Wiite al.t black hose
bi""h hc! "iliiihgs, Misses =" -
heitu' y Jeans, mixed use,
Plain aid fancy Twecds, Mems haf hose
E'ttcN Vassllietes, Sin pocket hdhfs
Satinetts, Turkey red
Lancaster CInghaIns, Linen Gamble
scotch ladies hid gloves
nuslih ne iaihts, . Isle thread gloves,
Earage lie lain.s, s. cotton
ram oar'&eT, Misses q"
,ott>'h""th lawns, Mtfs
French g Isle thread gloves,
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consisting Of Teas toiiccs. Sugar. Rice. Srrir House
Molassc>, sperm Candies Dfied Apples Peaches ~oap
Tobacco, Sal'Tttus- starch, Goldfish Muckerel Cun,-
mon. Numcgs, Gloves, Peppermint, ana Peprer sauce
Also III assortment of Wooden Ware cui.istit. o
! u', AMI buckets, W .shaoafd>, tin!Ars'iils All
Tor sale cheap for cash No trouble show Goods AL
his storeEcN door "a the ionccr office and ook-sture
n L. Large supplies Of Floar, Oass, Com, and pola-
toes always OF hulI.
November.
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}. ii. STEVENS co,
st. Anthony, June 26, 1851. !.
TO SOUTHERN AND EXTERN E,uOE<
SELLt.RS AND NIERCIi

TO SOUTHERN AND EXTERN ROOk-
SELLERS AND MERCHANTS
Z. "a IL trade lS2 Books and STATIONERY, ., Who'll.
u sale kscs * Kellogg publishers KonkseIl.rs
siatontrs aud Maiac nreis of vricty of Blank
hooks, SO John street, corner Gold. New York invite n
call iIon merchants and book sellers examine the prces
and qualities II Their very large STOCK Of
BLAHk eookS, MEMnKANDuM AND PASS PooKs
Embracing every variety needrd school and classical
books OF every KIND used i'll schools and academies. IL
bfy and miscellaneous bochs ior public irstIfufinps
schools families and Sunday schools; bibles nra,er AMI
hNih Dooks, o great variety ad sizes prices and stye,
OF binding.
stationery "i every variety OF foreign and domestic
mas uiaCpue all OF which they pledge IN, u.e,ye, ,o
ply a low as any other house in the trade
NB.-fooscai, letter paper and safes at mil prices
New York. july |. Ii,c
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AMERICAN MILLS.

AMERICAN MILLS.
THE subscriber having been appointed Agent for the
above Mills v.i keep constantly on hand supply uf
Extra Family Flour" Warranted superior flour
sold IN this market. II. +. NcCIOSkEN.
IiTDRACEtC CEMENT,
THE subscriber having been appointed Agent for the
sale of louisville Cement. tyilj keep Il large supply
hand and Mil be sold d, d small advance from Man
utlcturer> prices. II. L. NcLLOSnEl.
Galtua. March %. 1852
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iron, Steel, Nails, Groceries, fro,is-
ions, &C.,
SLIGO IRON STORE.
aAIR winter stock Of every article usually kept IN
y oar lion store, D, Large and Complete, 10 which
invite the attention Of the public. II embraces BAR
and SlGEr laos, CAST SLEIGH SHOES, SrEEi. NAILS
ANNuS, BELLOWS, VICES, CHAINS, GLUE, &c. Also.
a stock Of well selected
GROCERIES, AND PROVES.ONS.
Which " Offer at usually low prices. We shall
be happy Old customers ell rs new ones
who come with the CASH. We intend hcnceiorw ard to
10 business only die Cash 81 stem.
MARSHALL & co.
81 Paul, Dec. 2, ls52-im
NOTICE.
HAVE this day Withdrawn from The firm al Edgar
" thambln, and tlhc great pleasure III RECOMMENDS
ng Mr.. {. to rhc public patronage. ). W. T.
1T Paul Noy. =, lej2.
SANTA CLAUS.
q ~ CoNsigutd 20 the most enchanting stock III
Christmas presents, that this heni-nan SAINT ever
showerci uron thristcndom. Here all manner Gi
Toys, from meeting house 20 p penny whistle; some
things for the Old Children. such hiua, gilt
tie vases China cups with in>cripii,> ard card table
. boXcs DO and them nt our Confectionery
stores, ThiIG street, and above thc Auericm House.
\ B We bought these things where served our
apprenticeship, and sell lower thW the Invest.
Dee. >, iSI2, i; REM X hAkCIIER.
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REY & FARMER.
Wholesale and Retail CrOcers.

AVE just reed by the first boat Nominee IarO,
ana well selected assortment of Groceries and Pro.
VISIONS consisting of Sugar, Coffee, Tea, Pork Flour
Lard, Bacon, Hams, Shoulders Dried Fruits Cbeese
Kice, candles. soap, Salt, Wooden ware and Willow
ware; and will receive fresh supplies by every boat di
rect from St Louis, all the season. Those wishing II,
purchase will find it 10 their advantage to call and e,an,
ine before purchasing elsewhere
ST. Paul, April %, REY& FARNER
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SiiNIi Dc RECEIVING upon the opening o. navigation.
II large and Vel selected assortment Of British.
ftcnch ana American Er, Goods Boots ana Shoes, Tea
and ioho'o and great variety Ci incs articles which
VIII he offered toie trade al lower prices than The same
sly les have usually sold IN His market. And would
suggest 10 pIrc chaser, who have formerly visited other
harNeIs, that much time and expense may be SAVED
purchasing their goods here. An examination of my
stock aud prices l. respectfully solicited.
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rr.Ifrr NtS,., LinI y g .

VuyUE Three Story Brick an ~. Anthony ST., ta'eiY
\ oecun,ci as the stoce OF II. NJ Rice Is no" Gun
vcrted snto Hotel; which wiih sneh ACCT ~ -
80 ,on,nnnl.,ra = III make il a very spacious and con-
yanent ESTABLISHMENT livery effort VIII nc eNo4tTu 70
maze thu. nosc h first Tafo oge such hs wii!s.hY i
,,i.s ~ -. Guests and travellers. On. Coaches "lii
rake quests and their baggage, 10 and from me poss
free of charge. Strangers u - fani DeiuF' r'V"
the rerort thst ''roons are H l"ii, h'eN 20
,u nnon ~ PERHAPS they VIII find better ioohs ut'-
Ter f,rtufs and better fare than they anitciat
''' '~ JOSEPH PANELS.
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w. s. SWIMMER,

GENERAL NEWSPAPER AM AoyERTIsING AGENT,
('oRNER of second and Chcsuut streets, (o,er the
~ Post Oii.ce, 81 Louis, AIu.
EEFEaEsVEs:
Hcssrs. Il. 4 " Campbell lessrs. Navden d Wilson.
hdoiphHs Mei.iAco' HARB Whittenore.
St Louis. Jane l.. S-,f
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TURNER
Corner VI Fourth and ST. Peter street. Ju1mg
occupied . the ~ash Factory.
a. TAR Barisiers, EalustIaGes, Coiu Of the diff
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SAINT Eoai5.
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T. DAHNUA. proprietor. VII aiWaN- b, happy 70 see
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Galena advertisements.
T.. II. e II. II. CORWITH,
Wholesale Dealers in Dry q Gods, Boots
and Shoes, Clothing, Hats, Caps, &c.

T.. II. ii. p. CORVITH,
Wholesale Dealers in Dry Goods, Boots
and Shoes, Clothing, Hats, Gaps, &c.
NO. IS LEvEE, GALENA, ILL.
RE now In receipt Of their large and well assorted
IA stock of Goods for the Spring and Summer; which
The following goods arc included in their assortmenl
BROWN SJEETINGS AND SEIIRTINGS,
of the following brands:
A. c. A. shawmut, Old Colony,
Indian Head, Family,
Winchester Appleton,
National, Lowell, etc, etc,
Boston,
BROWN AND Blue DRILLINCS.
Casco A. c. A., Superior, Salmon Falls and Premium.
BLEACHED SUiRTINGS.
All the desirable brands be found ia the market and
nj very low prices.
Cocheco, Hamilton,
DO I'd, Spraguc's,
Allen, Dunncre,
Briggs, Eoyle's,
Adams, Blue and Oranse,
Carr and Richmond, Blue and White,
English, Union,
Shifting Mourning,
And cheap Prints of every variety
TICAfNGS.
fill assortment.
SHIFTING: STRIPES,
OF all brands ard qial ties
Cloths, Cassimercs. Saftiiets and Tweevi rcjudin
American. EnSlsh French and German Cloths, blac,
striped, plaid waved aad fancy spring styles o
and Iweeds.
VESTISGS.
large assortment Of fine Sk, Satin, we've; and ell.
broideIed, MaIseiiies and Bun Goods.
CDTTON
A fine assortment OF The different brands Of ever.
quality and price
WOODEN and Cotton Flhnnels, Cambrcs dress Sihs
Muslin, Thread, Buttons, H0oks aud L, IIdafS Su,
pendcr> Hosiery, Gloves, Tow, Hing, sewing Sik
,onnets Ribbons Irish and Brown linens Table Gov
ers. Diaper, Wadding, Candle Wick, Twne, Nhaic
bone, etc etc.
BOOTS ~ SHOES.
Mems calf grained, hp and thick Boots and Brogans
bows and Youths' do do, woDes' calf Kip, goat,
e,d Jenny Lind and hi Boottes; Ladies' goat Md
enaIelled Busklns, Indies fancy cold and hal
Gate and Biskins, Of quality aid price. ni
and complete of the different styles of Ms
20 nd illi ~