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DODGE IL SAVERCOOL.
wv OULD respectfully inform the citizens Of 81.
w Paul and vicinity, that they have received their
large stock Of
Groceries and Provisions,
which they are now disposng OF at exceedingly low
rates, wholesale and retail They have also
sisnment choice lot OF liquors. which will be disposed
Of III quantities to suit purchasers also all article Of
ground feed for stock.
They would particularly invite the people from small
towns adjacent to call and give their stock amin
alton before purchasing eseu here, feeling conden, Of
selling to all reasonable terms. Don't for get the
place! DODGE 4 SAVERCOOI., No. 4, Robert street,
door 20 Winnie and Ccoley's.
ST. Paul, Dec, s, Is52. 3i-l
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ALEXANDER REY.

ALEXANDER REY,
Wholesale and Retail Grocer, For.
Warding and Commission Merchant,
Roberts Street and Lour Landing, st. Paul.
TUE following comprises part OF his stock:
Young Tyson, fine, Yg Hyson Panama
Imperial, do do do vancoru
Black, do Hyson skin
Imperial Tartar, do
Coffee.
Rio Java, old Government.
Rio, best Mocha.
Sugars.
Loaf, white Clarified, brown
Crushed do Prime, do
Powdered do N. Orleans, do
Chocolates.
French Chocolate, BroIna DO
Vanilla do Cocoa
Bakers do Crushed cocoa
Bakers extra do
Oils, Pickles and Sauces.
Tomato Katsaps Olives, Spanish, superior,
Mushroom do do French
Walnut do Citr0n in cans
Pepper sauce Tomatoes, do
john Bull do Oysters, spiced and fresh
Jonathan, do in cans.
lla,Sss do 10 Rn a%s; for pe. a iS jar.
Underw Gods relish Grapes do do
Paoli Sauce Peaches do do
King Of Dude do Pears do do
French mustard Currants do do
American do Pie fruits of all kinds.
Olive Oil
Fish.
Salmon in half bbs & kits sardines in oil boxes
Mackerel do do Goldfish, dry in drums and
Herrings boxes
do Scotch
Essences.
Vanilla Allspice
Nutmeg Almonds
Cinnamon Ginger
Orange Peach, etc., etc.
Cloves
Soaps, of all kinds.
Palm, Windsor Fancy, Castie, etc.
Tobacco and Cigars, Superior Brands.
Spermacitt all sizes, TallOw, pressed, do
Solar star do Lamp and candle wicks
Star do
Sundries.
Common starch Garden Seeds Lard,
Potato do Butter, fresh Ropes,
Pearl DO Twines, Brushes,
Farina do Wooden ware, all kinds,
Isuglass, Vermic, Willow ware,
Maccaroni, Tapioca, Spices in boxes + papers,
Sago Almonds, whole or ground,
Lemons, Eng. walnuts, Playing cards.
Soda Cream Tartar, Writing paper,
Bristol brick dust, Vinegar,
Tartaric acid, Rice, Powder and shot, etc. etc
Wines and Liquors.
Scignette, Cognac, and Madeira wine,
New York Brandes, Claret wine, st. Julian
Madeira wine, (oD Medoc,
Port wine, do Ciaret wine, Chateau
Holland Gin, BurnOur,
Jamaica Rum, do chateau Lurose,
Old Bourbon whiskey, DO do Pope Clement
Manongahela Rye do Muscat, Frontignan,
Coag, pure and fills Cog. Cham paigne, all kinds,
Port wine, (dulce) COrdHals, etc.
st. Paul, Dec. 6, le5S.-u
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Minnesota Banking and EXCHANGE
Office.
iE undersigned very respectfully inform the puh,,s
oil their having entered into o-partnsrship NM. !,
'ne hrm OF wm Brewster Co., for the uapsactca a
Hawking, Exchange, Insurance
and Land Business.

with our present facilities, are enabled 10 a,,crs
to collections Ia all parts Of the Territory and TO ye
promptly at current rates Of exchange In the pros.
cution OF the Land Business we are enabled
TO attend the purchase and sale Of properly hs
men OF taxes entering land locating land
aiming titles, &c.
VIM. BREWSTER & CO.
WILLIAM BREWSTER,
Late Of Western Bdnk Philadelphia, Pa.
THOMPSON kIrCBIE,
Late Of D1ie, Ross T. Withers PAilodeLpAia.
REFERENCES:
a. N. TRoUrMAE, Cashier Wesfern Bank Phila.
Messrs. DALE, Ross 4 wITHERs,
Messrs. ATwo GOD Co.
Hon. Judge THOMPSON,
lion. A. o. HESTER, Presf Cash Mutual Ensuyaare
Co., Hdyris5ipg;
NILSSON RorH, Esq Presr. Americon fnsxrance
Co., Uticd ". Y.
Ex-0ov. ALExANDER RAMSEY ST. Paul MINI ssofa,
Messr'. J. McCLovD, in, K Co,
w. L. AxEs, Esq.
CHUBB Bro Wdshing fon, D. c.
St. Paul, Dec. l, 1853 Ss-tf
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NORTH-WE STERN ExPREss CO.

Connecting at Gaiena nth the American Ermsss Co.
E\OR the speedy and safe transportation Of high,
Il and valuable Goods; Packages Bank Notes, Spe-
cc; collection and payment Of Notes, Drafts Bills Ac-
Counts, &c.
To and from ali parts Of the UNION CANADA and tho
Continent Of EUROPE.
Lost Goods, Baggage &C.. looked up ard forwarded to
owners and all business usually done by express
tended to with prOmpiness and despatch.
Messengers will be despatched during the close of
navigation Eom st. Paul and Gaena every alternate
Monday. J. Z. BURBANK a. co.
49, PropIietors.
+: = =. H H',sssss, Messengers.
Office in the New Post-OlIce building
w. G. LoDUC, Agent.
ST. Paul, Dec. I, 1853
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j. F. DAVIS
DODGE IL SAVERCO,

Soap and Candle Manufacturer,
Fort street, East side, doors west Of Winsow's ncs
Frck Hotel. ST. Paul. (32-
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LAND FOR SALE.
A Tract Of 40 ACRES of the finest Farming Land
~ in the Territory, situated one Of the most ro-
mantle Lakes, within l2 miles of 81 Paul Apply to
W. BREWSTER,
Real Estate Broker, Sd and NVabashaw street.
r.. Nj. SPENC Err,
nEALER in Hats, Caps, Boots and Shoes, Clothing
IL and Geulemen's Furnishing Goods.
Third ST. between Jackson and Roberts, 81. Paul. NJ T.
Dec. 10, 1853 35-iy
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THE MOST VALUABLE
LIDAY GIFT
nNE friend can give another, is something that will
~ increase in value time wears on-that will tend
to elevate and refine the feelings, and affections
That something good Daguerreotype Likeness of the
loved one. Such Daguerreotype can be had al
WHITNETS GALLERY,
where there can he found a magnificent assort-
Of new and beautiful Cases consisting part of
Pearl, Tortoise Shell, Paper Msche Silk Velvet, &c.
Also splendid Lookets and Pius-all of exquisite de-
signs and ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS expressly for
Christmas and Ne,c Years G,tsi
Now is the time get your Pictures taken, all
he served if you wait till the day. Should You
neglect the Present opportunity, and in the meantime
should your Father your Mother, your husband or
your wife, your child your friend he snached away
by the relentless hand Of DEATH how bitterly would
regret that neglect; how irreparable the loss For
though the image the affections ever bright in
memores-yet the features the form, grow fainter
and fainter life and in future generations
is lost altogether. The whole plate Portraits of heads
Of Families, taken by me, valuable beyond price,
and if secured will the loss above mentioned
No pains will be spared to give Likeness that viii
please and be vaued-nune other is worth havingand
unless perfect satisfaction Is given, no charge will be
made.
J. T.. WHITNEY.
Panl. Dec. TO- 1919
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DICkSON' EATING SALOON,

DECISIONS EATING SALOON,
III now open to receive Guests. Oysters. Game and
u Meats nf every kind served up all hours, in the
shortest time, and to suit the OF lovers Of good
eating.
Suppcrs for Parties served nj the shortest notice..
SuppcTs prepared Tor Coton Parties Cakes of all
kinds, Jelhes and Pastry made to order.
Give me a call and see what l can do. Come and try
me. Lunch ii o'clock
ST. Anthony street. Big Tree stands in front OF
the door.
MOSES DICKSON.
St Paul Dec s, Ie53-tf
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We shall This day tap, mot heel tam some Fourth and
Eighth pipes Of sold OTARD" and A SEIGNErTE
Brandy also some pipes half pipes and quarters Of Fine
Old Fort Madeira-aid the very best Old Sherry-all
exclusively for Thanksgiving, ChisImas and New Year
purposes
The above VIII make excellent 'coBBLERs." Call on
BONDS KELLOGG
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THE MOST VALUABLE

St. Paul, Dec. TO- 1s53.--35.--tf.
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churches in South Boston, on Sunday last,
priscd IN the midst OF divine service, human
leg sude. Is prouded ihroug the ceiling over head,
10 the great dc,rmeu, OF the laih and astering. A
momen,ary alarm, with essential damage ensued.
1t seems that mischevous boy had crept in over
head, where there floor, and undertaken TO
walk beam, hat making false step, he found HIM
SELF with his 81 foot IN it,
ALaRGE SPECULATIO:. Our enter,rising and
respected fellow citizen, NJ. l.. Suvant, Esq, has
lately made purchase Of 60 900 acres Of land
in Laurence County, Illinois. MIR. s. intends devo-
ting this stock farm, aud hands already
employed in fencing and making other improvements.
columbus (O.) Capital City Fact.
! NEwAPPLIcArIoN OF ELEcrRICITY.-Ttsc seems
ken vessels. The experiment tried recently on
"A sunken sloop loaded with stone in the har6or OF
New York with complete and gratifying success. The
operator and inventor was greeted with the cheering
applause of the admirny crowd who witnessed the
triumph OF genius and Of science.-Dubuiue Herald.
! MURDER AT ALroN.-The Alton Telegraph OF
Saturday morning mentions afray resulting in the
death OF Young Irish drayInan ramed Cow sley in
that city, on last Thursday morning. This murder
is directly attributable to RUM, and the Telegraph
states that there is very general feeling in the city
opposed granting future grocery licenses, and thai
the Coroner's Jury in this case had unanimousIy
signed a petition to this effect.
HUNGARIAN VOLUNTEERS FOR TURKEY.-A
committee has been appointed in New York,
lst, to draw up a list of those Hungarians living
in the United States who ready to enter into mil
itary services Of the Turks nation; ID, to make al!
necessary arrangements the proper places for the
acceptance and forwarding to the theatre Of war o.
all who shall so volunteer.
| As the Hungarian exiles VIGOROUSLY good hight
ers we should be surprised il the Sultan receive,
' quite number from this county
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MANKATO CITY. MINNESOTA, FOR


81. Pad, Minnesota Crockyy Store.
ST. Paul, Dec. s, 1853 3i-tf
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TO THE LADIES.

TO THE LADIES.
NOOPER'S Isingass in sheets and shreds, Owls corn
~ starch etc. Tor Jelles, Blanc Mango, Puddings
Pastry etc. all in large quantities for suppers fairs
parties, and for sale low
BOND KELLOGG'S,
CITY Drug Store
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TIE nnms Of ID be bocks sncss
payment 81 the Subscription .
DAss subscribers
which Will be paid BY
The COUNTRY PAPER Published m kiy during
soas Of fOoaguss, ard semi weekly durinx
Subscriptions fos poriod ieAs yes received
psoFasuSas1 70 the above annual
Ny POeTMA6TEAs authorized agents by
sending DAILY Subscribers, with
subscribsTs SIS enclosed WEEKLY
assesSers with 8e eneiesd, Will be ennea II s
cdiu shey Subscribers Esetis.
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FikK at B1LSoR.L--RorAL FRKNKs.--On Friday
afternoon, the 10th ult OF the cottages occupied by
the engaged at the palace ., Balmoral
discovered 10 be hre. anJ being contiguous 10 the
royal residence, the utmost alarm for time prevailed
In shori lime number Of men the spot. the
royal family being only present, but actively
gaxed in efforts TO exiinruisb the flames We as
sured by SPECTATOR says the Aberdeen Herald. "thst
when hne OF men formed 10 convey water to the
burning pile from The Prince Albert took
position, and continued working steadily Throughout,
shoulder TO shoulder with sturdy H,Ghandman. The
Prince OF Wales and Prince Alfred also actively
ssxed while her Majesty stood BY the whole time and esve
such dpecsns thought would tend 10 assuaee the
FIRE. seemingly deeply interested BY the efforts Of the men
ibsr clothes ches,s in which many OF them bad
considerable of money The ERE is supposed 10
have or'gnsaed by spark getting among some hrush-
wood in Of the cottages where woman baking.
and they all FIVE eompo~ed oi timber The Aamse
spsediy beyond The power OF control. No damage
hss been done TO the buildings.
lLendcn Eoo~omif
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nECIDKD BARGAISs.-In articles below named
IL prepared TO offer bargains
800 pieces irish linens. all qualities, various paSs pare
$50 pieces diapers dsmssks, sbe<nnss and towel
ines all styIes, Widths and qusiities
large lot OF linen sheeunss and Isiow-csss inens, All
Ice doxen damask napkins and doybes
fail stock
IS dozen ladies kd gov~a and baaet mis-
pieces reai Welsh and American h~npels
pxsrs ssper,cr blankets, cut bsnkets
c the best hasds
All kinds Of rnosrnsns goods in ersa vsrisiy-
1 Freseh neunos, all shades
10 mcas~<laes, all shades
30 peces black OF The brands
~ fsec>s plaid ssh., fich and cheap
80 pieces Highland pas,de fox chDdreni
long shavfs patterns
10 hae black French cloths and css~,merss
100 pieces low priced mousseiaes, Dew pstisrns
~ peces PLAIN and nch figured losss hxnncis
A large assortment of sh kinds OF domestic dry goods
With Articles found vefrdered dry goods
house al ~ which
which is nearly ready.
Terms cash. unless arranged - the contrary.
Good sciss low pces and su desrs rel.ed % IN al
FERRY 4 BROTHER,
DerwouS Buhdse.
ssp1 oppos'as Centre nsskst
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THr FROST AND rosacco The Danville (va) Resis-
Of the 7th ,nstan siadnx to the recent ros' mskes
menton OF damage Lavng been done 70 the tobacco
crop ot hal section. The Fncase tva) Dem~csat of
the date says information had been received Of
any danaee oi the tobacco in that county
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sas ekass Of the above lotteries can draw Inc four
hgheN prizes ths scheme
mall
proper eavsnp condolences and aer
oea printed
sss Bsss scer, wh espisnsiua Of The
All Once payable Immediately AMER
Ara~tas Bank ssls taken
pae ~ ticksAA
of oders
e. parts UniieA ataies
vsisabs Ia making odd
sAes sAys Pay yoor postage
as1 wiH sepsy you-
In ovSsnnS dcks snross the sA6 direct the letter
aAAre BE careful TO once, and
II many happened tha have made
pssSssts rich bsss bad the Of IN
E.D-CouesponAsut N. fu writing u each
le0ss sddssaseA 10 eAes, and sse-
rhs essa fully ssthsrs
saysas etsais good prins only necessary
hss
EGERToN h BRO,
Boz loa, once,
0ep e-eunkep Baltimore. Maryland
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Law srhsoa C~asb<sia.sd Unavsssssy. I>ss~.sa.
Ten~~ssee.
FACULTY, Hon Ar.hsn csruber, late cf the circuit
Judges of Tennessee.
Hon Nahas Of ndses Of supreme
Of Tepoessee-
Hon Bfon6,d Ridley
Judees taushtrs
.choos.
P1cr ef ,srrsscr Daily
kccts No
daily lesrcns the progress nj the ersmsssssons.
T. Weekly of
den cf given
and them thsh All
prepare
deeds villa of
Rome by appeal
which held noafhiy and
pesc the cod II The SsAen oievks
is asd chsseelo and
pacities connected with their
the third
eher ends third Thursday rehenay The
Tho succeeding Monday In February and ends second
Thur~dsy in Jpy
Erys~ses PER go, advance; coassneec
f~e ~ h,oks
which be- had n h L~hzscn
-Four r~as,s~a the nsls-s s
dens No pevious ady required for sd
mission There -four regular classes. Students
az time during the collegiate year
Their. = legislature connected viii d. school.
Nuuh~r of students the last co'egisfe ~ir*tysir
ROBERT 4. CARCTHERs,
ree h-eoiy President Board ~ Trustees.
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ron HALTlMORE.
0SCEoLA viii, 23tl sepsoxa
6x-s4{Ic-p her runang regularly
place icasing Washington every s1ndsy, al 4
O'Clock, returning leave bauAoIe every Tuesday,
o'ciook, !.
regularly going returning LeonxdtoE 81
River and Cone kiver, ana lhs landings The
Potomac signals land
Passage and freight al the usual rates.
LANES MITCHELL,
Sept 2l-eodd Captain.
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KENTUCKY MILITARY pNsrrTUTE, dsv~eaea ny .
~ nosa o ss-sters
snosnes Colonel n r. 2. Alien Distinguished graduate Of
- rm"t and practical SIDED The
e.sse s'"as si asuaiy ccleses
theoret'c and practical engineering
Inc sndns OF me nsttsfs ~ be entirely arrnwse
mems msde "" hssn< them
n"ss s ~rm which -in render The institute
.'ee 20 heah convenience
Y. already thoougncs
- '''N' " s~
'hs seventh snrual term viii anAsy
enhe lsa Entire charge sl6o .rpn.i session
secns Zee - erfrs.) psvssi.
Address the
", Ksnracky,~ - the pndst.sxn~d.
r. DUDLEY.
'"'s ia-@s~sm Board
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UAsHINGTOn STOVE MANUFACTORY. se~th~ass
w Corner OF Peansylv.ai. Avenue a.d llth street
and the public generally his and carefully selected
Stock u 's =, 70, eo. o. wood
requires only be seen 10 BE- sppreciaird decided
ed ). month.
New World heavy durable article or wood.
Black Diumond, for btuminous anthracite
Vernon tight for wood
Bsiunore sirught, for wood
Dsis.ss Dss Cook, for" for wood @ dor or COS.
E.ss.sgs,: E.s,a. 3, e, soss .Sss ID sss 2. Co.
Morning sl.r.
Coca Fsvorite for wood
Dosble Jos o. Ter -r..,e, fos wood
Boiler Top, or nine plate, for wood
RANGES.
Invincbe range, which, for economy ope
anon has not besn surpassed
ws,sr bscks duo.
WOOD AIR TIGHTS.
sr-ush, and besulfui pattern, close open
Home .l ushl r"s-ssory, close open from,
Revere air tsht
Raiunofs ar tight
Rs..i. IRON a,I-usst isp boto~ plates, 40.
PARLoR COAL STOVES
Lssyobes, hestns
Rsd.aoss, 40, a. ssd isinch, my patterns
sad.s dos Frsnils., bes.uf.l na.h, coal Of wood
oesn op.1 rr1ssa.. h,sSa,a,
Aneshsny coal burns
Hot psrssr
Bossos parior
star rsA.aiot
Pr. King rsd,-,or, nc.
DINING ROOM STOVES.
Cast cvsa, cylinder base. for coal
Russia ,run oven, cylinder base for coal
xs.s.; .s,, ,ros. Iss,.. ~, a ash; "a g. ~, -S'a
Hot psrsor, sos coal
CYLINDER AND CANNON STOVES
In RYea
Jenny Lind, rs"sa Harp csnson
ovses, ociason cannen, baf-rcom -
Irving coal burner, coal bases, 10, II, and Inch
Hall = ves Ae-
ENAMELLEp rARLoR GRATEs
isss frun the beet scthern @snsfao'g
with cress.s and plain Lenders. German .sver and
Pr. sss.. "a, =, y, and = inch. and nrs sneh
Cylinder br,ck, ., 10, IL IL. ~, and lefpeh
HOT AIR FURNACES.
Chnssa p.eri air warming venesns ssrnac<
prtye LonAon, Is se-,ass
sd and silver medals hss prsaum' at The recsst principal fairs
Tbs in,snd By Gardner ch-os. II Boston,
oosrieey sessd M barring asnssess and s'u
Tss fso~ins A.. .e the mpo-,ant r~provea.~s aaned
ss Purity Of ar irs from ths ssrn AR - common
% re s 's. s'..ss ~ 49, ss. a.
ss< ssns hasd'ns an A IN wheh they srs 10
Al.c, ra.s,. fsrsses. d-sins,.
JapAswed registers, al ar~s
s c".c."y sis srosd-sy Ss- Y.rs sss G Herring
pr.ser E<ypsn hrccsss vers s"qa and sssas
Coal scAs, eli ases.
Rrrs ana jsp.nned n great variety.
Rs.ss work. sre hcs,ds piping
ard repairing, made At short notice
snade order.
Goods ses'vered ffss a cbarrs.
~sor, raschss,.r elsewhere ene
p-..d qs.'y ehs.pes.' 10 this p',ss' q ss,sy ,,s'T
southe.a rens.ivsr,s sresus and lin street
sepsaI-eeI~
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NEW AND ELEGANT STOCK OF FALL 1OODS-
opening varied soce :" fsncy
gAs selected wih s~ni care and
fcsn the isteu inspusrattcws
assecssry su~mps enumersfe the vsrsoss
syies h~ ~ood rvi'e the
bs hzyiaS eisswher~ determined 70 oSsr u~sf hsf
ea~~-
warranted
repr~sss'sd
MAXWELL, sEARa, 4 COLLgv,
ren.y'.su.s sve.s., sss~.ss Nash sss rs.a ss-ss
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NEW GOUDs NOW OPEAlHG-P. J. STEER, W xshins
Plsee 7 Street. superior stock Of
goods pleasure show ali
patroos public In .ddcs 70 tho usual stock
invited 20 large steeA u
> shirts Of very nj and quality
collars stocks gloves, sasendefs hose
ry, and furnishing goods generally.
2I-3awrf2w
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
THE UNION ACADEMY, CORNER OF FOURTEENTH

THE UNION ACADEMY, CORNER OF FOURTEENTH
i street md Ke York
Those ard
school, thorough VI se,r
they be htied ts college, for
call the principal
pSps 8 limited and the sess few.
pupls continued whose character known
@ h~ bsd b. doubtful.
be admitted beDceosth who have advanced
yoad primary branches.
Circulars the principal boststosrs
z. RICHARDS,
BeptIi-cn Puse,pAl
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QELI1I BELIAl BELLs THE subrcrber Manufacture
ID factory
sos sy bsco0oise school hesss, and pastsoa bella These
- tanned asUsnA .
rsses which Arsrahs s.s bell hss runs
aAred eisprsr
hsi hersSy sosnd Tbes~ h~ls
f"andry fret Improve
We uvs wrtrtss church hes
fo Aae AZ purchsse, with fair
change The f ~ bes warranted Nearly ooo b~s
hsvs ses go sd frea this fosndy which
We god
awarded fro he fass f bells
We e-suns
SD rsSsr
within few of Hudsn
sv~y Arec9sa. AZ
.d an hs usi.s1 ststss And has he largest Of beis
orAsrs ~ hned We
W ths eaes oA bells taken erchsAss
i~ssss, cosps~sss, As, constantly hand Addres.
A MENEELYr SONS,
Asy h-lysAepi West Troy, NY.
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Yo~ng Ladiss' Institate, Pitasaeid, Massachusetts
WELLINGTON II. TYLER, A. NJ,
]. HOLMES AGNEW, D. d.,
Principals and Propsiesors
THE winter term the ID of November Early
picaiion for places The
heallhfu cold ixte
health
phycA Of the finest
disciplinary education the systematic four Year, course
meGcAg In wholly devoted
female and professionally edu
ated gentlemen, bcsides hour ecfusers-
For issued be had application
6-dfm.
AUG uSTA HOTEL,
ApeusTA,
SAMUEL c. WILSON, Lessee and Proprietor.
Situated Of Doors wsss Of
Washngfsn Street.
THE subscriber having lease Of this FIRST hotel
will undivided the accommodation Of
eDds and His best efor will be directed promote
comor of all thoee him with opportunity
through travellers prstfonZe his daily ordinares.
preserve
. Of bouse, and 10 add repataroa daily.
SAMUEL c. WILSON.
Asg So-d7hk lswtiNov
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EOUFWAH WASTED--A whit. man. who css p~cdsc.
scfoyy s~snnonisla,
Nsrs
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1 b. THOMrSON, Merchant Tailor, having removed
10 the of Bainofs would notify his ends and the public
that hts establishment Baltimore No. Ip2 between
Pauls aud LhxTes de Samuel Jack
sons cutler where he has splendid Of cloths
and yesng which he will order
est possible prices and In his usual style Of elegance
27--0O4watif
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NEW GOODS AND DFASHIONS.-DUyALL h BROTHER
IN merchant aors having returned from New York.
ready goods
establishment Their and public generally
vitec call.
We have also choice selection Of furnishing
Of the styies DUvALL L BRO.
Sep 23-3taw3wif
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osergsssw. Female Seminary, oeerx~ssws, ID. G.
Ms ssaec~ nov open scd nn The of
Ssey vev @ocseh and ps1ncipai supersn
s<ees ~ ~ sepsuess0 az s
.os eacsea scschern The seminary
vAsfaess pses VINO wish 10 place daughter.
nss<~s snd ali sso per ..e, AZ
wosshs Preach, musc, dra wing, kc.
Day p~pis ffnn q to so per aosrier
Ccuns and cntsiosass be had application rr,n
cipA- -
WILLIAM J. CLARK,
esrA b-Awdhcp leMl frircip@.
twenty srQuassancs with virriss
cisA 80 revosnsay rccc~ds kchDops
~ revaa cf sucb claims nn4er 3it
es - ~u sso pchsss and so Lard snd lana
ccssatssasa-
vEsrAsIAw ELLIS,
ysss3-eeM 1rvsss Hotel
ta1eNnoty a9nhnsa L~ss ~ FIR InlAmA 1r~asporra-
t60. anA Marsae Rashs v~ss~ss C~rws~s-
ErWA INSURANCE. COMPANY or UTICA, NEW YORK
ID 91netpe.
Jons ,. HmsAr, President In. uA~rsr, Secretary.
CLOSE INSURANCE. COMPANY or UTICA, NKw YORK
CApkaa 9i7a.Sn
r.. &c csvswrss. Prs~de~l JoHs Bsowss. Secretary
H. ~aSsya+t. agent f~ foregoing
aes ans is 6e huil. aibsr
ME,
Atss - - ialssA wa~~yevs~sie~.
nbenD prompsiy - hssssnv sAjssseA-
49, CHAs DIR sELDTvG, Agent.
seveMh a., opposas oSA vs'cws
As~~ Lsrnss, sMss ahcv~, ssy authorized
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