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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-06-17
r NOPARTNERSEEIP

EtOPARTNERSHI The subscribers have
~ tits day associated themselves together under the
lyle and firm of &c HOLS PRYOR TALIAFERR0.
with the view OF conducting general Commission bus
mess in all its branches,
Their house is the large and commodiots brick tene
recently erected in the rear of of Mr.. John Ruck
tory Immediately on the canal and nearly oppo
site the Piedmont Works. 1t is we'll arranged for tho
reception of and storing all kinda of produce,
well as merchandise. A their lot is large and made
secure from all dcpredHti IN b. strong enclosure, and
otherwise conveniently ed, enabled 10
give Il iertontG the sale Of every description Of
| mbe
Every necessary preparatiol is also made to receive
Lime in any and all qaantitis. Particular attention
i'll be paid tot - sale Of IT. article. C"nsgnments
ire solicited fr nm those preparing such commodities for
market They also solicit consie ments of wheat, flour,
meal. Is, well every description Of pro-
he
liberal advances, if required, will always he made
:unsisnment in hand. Coal lump. and ground plaster
guam AiIl always be kept hand-orders solicit.
u.
All orders for goods from punctua customers win e.
Give prompt attention.
Goods conien ned to their care, be forwarded. will
e attended to with all possible dispatch.
No clnrge made for d1yage merchandise or pro.
luce, either by railroad canal. BY applying them.
'elyes cln~ey tn business & beng determined
'Iy pc. sbe endeavor in pleasing all who may call on
lm!lir. R ECHLOS,
WM II PRYOR
i'm ll-d&rts @ TALIAFERhO
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EW CONCEKN.-We, the unaersgnel
~ have sociated ourselves together, und he st,le
and firm of b NOWLIN & CO, for the purpose Of
conducting general Grocery, Commission and For
warding business, at the old stand Of Nowlih, Main
street, Lynchburg Va.
We will keep constantly hand every article usual,
kept in gro, ery establishment, all of which we will
sell low.
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New Confectionery and Ice Cream

lew Confectionery and Ace cream
" SaIOOn.-Ihe subscriber wishes to inform the
Ladies ond Gentlemen of this city TINT lac has opened
new Confectionery and Ice Cream Saloon, IN the house
Two doors above Tinsey, Taylor Il Cos store, main
street, where he intends keeping all things in his line
fresh ard NICE having it great expense aud troub'
fitted up las house in the finest style suitable for the re-
ception of the Indies and Gentlemen, who may favor
him with their patronage.
He Inns nlso fitted up an Ice Cream Saloon where that
delicious oricle will be served up III times, when the
season opens.
Hoping to share portion of the public patronage, he
only requests n visit to become satisfied.
JZETEL,
mar 4.IIr Inte of Richmond.
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TEAM MARBLE WORKS

- JOHN 7. ROGERS has removed his Marblework
TO the Of Main and Bib streets whercwil be ouna
n fine assortment Of Egyptian, ltafian and Americas
Marble, Monuments, Tombs, Grave Stones, Mamie
Pieces of every description, WALTZ ates, fronts,&c.
Any design in carving executed in the neatest man
ner. Orders from tie country with city reference
romptly attended to.
Mr.. having served isnpprenticeship in Of the
largest embellishments in Now York city aud having
much experience in the BUSINESS latlcrs himself thai
all work executed bis shop will give entire saisc
lion a. my done %oth or South.
Richmond July l4-iyd
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nar4lIf
FAMILY SOAP

FAMILY SOAP.-Every boiy come ane buy
l. family Soap. the best in the world.
DRECTIONS FOR Use.
Cold or warm watcr-eilher soft, hard salt--may
he used with perfec Rub the soap upon the
clothes and then put them soak for three foul
hours then take them ind rub them &c then rinse them
Ttoy will require but little rubL.p after soaking
and mn boz ing is required is usual with other soaps
large washing can he done in one-hird less time and
trouble aud expense han with any other soaps know
flis soap is warranted not to nJure in any way the
slightest fibre, the skin, anything Tint it applied
To- 1t viii any kind of Grease. Paint. Tar Ink
Stains &c, from any Goods, without the least iniuy
For sale by d. K. Ll MAN.
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MISCELLANEOUS
OCHETs, LOCKE1s, PINS Ac

- The subserber respectfully informs the Pubife toi
s has il returned from the North with an unasuaiy
large STICK Of Degueueotypeing material embracing
Frames Sc Of the latest styles and patterns 81
.o larR, stock of Lockets and Pins. extra me
made TO orer which will be filled with pictures IN the
beet style ofthe low prices according TO qnay'
Ar IA titehurst Gallery next door To the Va. Bank.
PIE GIBBS. PropridoT
N B.-Pantings and Pictures of ali kinds accurately
eopief
on 1gfs Pc. q.
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GAMPRELL "EXPECTs EVERY

IA NJ T b u 4 4 Il n FEC Is h u u
" MAN TO Do HIS DUTY " on Thursday nest.
and every legal should exercise his right Of Sut
(raec, early hour. In order calmly to weigh the
clam- OF the different candidates, it is necessary to
KEEP cool, which it is impossible TO do if clad ia
inter .uit, with the thermometer at SO l. the shade
Independent Voter, irrespective of party are
mended call Mt the Bazuai, aud provide them> elves
will comfortable outfits. We have just received
anoherlot of those elegant & X II b TlON COATS.
with rtlrd CoiiarS; While, Brown and Fancy linen,
Q Cloth G eten Gineha and Cashmereti Cont-
White Buff and Fancy \arsees and Linen Vests !;
Striped. Phrin Clio Ide, Linen and MarseiIles Pants,
and many other new fashionable. and season BILE goods
al The Cioho and on fl ling Bazaar,
Nav oi-is SHAFER e
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PHILIP w. PAYNE,
Dealer ia Fancy d staple Dry Goods,

MI AIN Street Lynchbnrg Virginia Store in
vi Cure's building formerly known kyle's
corner begs leave call the enng of his friends anil
the public his large and desirable stock Of Spring and
Summer goods, embracing every article usually KEEP, nj
the dry goods line, which will be offered terms
which cannot fail to please all who may good
goods low prices H. friends and the public
nesty rrqu"s ed to call and examine his Stock it n
afford him ger. much pleasure exhibit it.
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MECHANICAL.
UNION COOKING RANGEs.-Tt
subscriber has just received from the North . ie

- subscriber has just received from The North te~
%more of Poad's improved Union Cooking Ran
res for weed and coal which for economy and canve
nence have gained for themselves such celebry-tha
they are rapidly taking the place of all Other arrange
rnents for cooking purposes
The water cssk for keeping n constant supply of hoi
water without any additional fuel Is upon the most per
feet plan Also hot air fixtures for warming additional
rooms be attached If desired. Personal attention
given the setting Of then and all are warranted Ia
operate in the perfect Thousands oil rel
erenees might be offered bur examination OF them al
the store of Subscriber is sufficient 10 satisfy every
one of their superiority any other fixture.
,naro-tf Z. = BLISS.
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RATES OF FREIGHT ON THE
LA 60
VIRGINIA & TENNESSEE RAILROAD
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EAGLE MARBLE WORKS.,

ADJOINING 49, ro,r orr,sr.
LYNCHBUR ~.
UOHN D. GADDESS g. BROTHER. Proprle,ors.
- Formerly of Baltimore, keep hand and maks to
order at Northern Prices American Italian. md Egyp
tan Marble Moatmeafs. 7oubs, Head r Foot Stones
Gardea Vases Mantie-Pieces Counter, Bereou, Table
&. IPask-SfanG Eops, made any axe.
The Trade furnished with rough Marble Pommice
Stone. Hone Grit Polishing Putty aud Cloth.
All we want is a esl, onrwork speaks for iisslf
ANY order from country entrlstedto % viii
be faithfully executed with neainess and Dispatch
JOHN b. GADDE>S \ BROTHER.
June 10--ts
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FRESH SPRING GOODS.

M L are now in receipt al our Spring purchases,
w consisting of Gio'hS CdSsimees. j. cStiRgS oil
the first quality, such rs seldom find their way this
Market, 10 which we invite the attention of genten
desiring such goods All goods sold and made up by
Us we Warrant to give entire satisfaction in regard
lii, TASTE and workman ship Also, fine
Ready-Gade Clothing.
of SUI erior make and finish made expressly fer cit,
trade besides ohrls medium and ordinary wear. to
which invite call from city and country friends
and the public generally.
Our stock # Furnishing Goods is ronplefeas qnaI
hS and quantity. without ting tie various ari
ele'. w shall keep constantly on hand all articles in
The different Departments OF our business.
present ourselves the public for ibe al share
patronage and it shall be our aim, as it is our DESIRE to
please all who may tnvorus with uch feeling assul ed
thai If attention to business and to merit success de
pend upon an observance of the rule, do other,
us you would they should do unto you shall fail
April9-ts BAKER 4 CLAyEY
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CIRE, LIFE AND MARINE INsUR

L.
l. AACE.-Lynehburg Hose d FIRE IHsHrones { p
many.
This Co npany mikes Insurance against loss OF 81
4ee Fire. Dwelling Houses, Stores Tobacco , >
les an other buildings furniture Goods wares AL
merchandise, generally in and conntryon the most
favorable terms.
Also makes Insurance the lives of all persons en-
oyng good health, and of sound constitution tor the
whole duration fife. fora limited period
Slaves employed in ordinary occupations, will be
insured reasonable terms.
The Company will also take marine risks from and to
any of TOE Northern Southern Ports at favourable
tates
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
JOHN ROBIN MCDANIEL, President
DON r. C.PETERS. VIE President
SAMPSON DIUGU1D, Chief Engineer.
James y Cobbs, Samuel Garland,
John iegat Nathan Il. Thurman
ieorp. ~. Yancev, .ohn Otey Taylor,
William +. Anderson. William j. Smith.
MARTIN HOLLINS, Treasurer.
CREtD T. WILLS, Scc'y.
d.. +. II. Gilmer uo,,.o1 r. ro,,;,e,.
D. VIM. Otwsy Oven,
EthS fta
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| ~ OElCE.-The undersigned would RESI- ,ectiuv
inform the Public that he has taken the stand tor
merry occupied by John Cox, decd for the purpose OF
carrying the wheelwrights business in all its varou.
branches lie promises his work with nea..
ness and despatch He solicts call from those wanl.
ing work done in his line and them that he will
do everything in his power petse lie has on hand
several Carts aid Wagons which he will sell cheap fo
| cash. VIM cox
May 30-d&c1m
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Fae tI00eh 10 FI0cnstIo, onTy..---.--.. s. on
g" - Buchanan, ........ 50
BOYD, EDMOND & DAVENPORT
Aug lG--dects
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Cry IrE.--Ci:v has It's advantages. Ii makes
men quicker. 1t gives them more readiness and tact,
and more practical knowledge Of the world and makes
them in some respects more social and polite. But
it is very apt to de,act from the depth and strength
of the mind and feelings People in the city, aad
especially young people real less than these in the
country Of the same degree of education They arc,
consequently, less philosophical and thoughtful al
". There is something, too, in contact with the
works of nature that gives elevation and purity to
the mind which nothing else produces. To combine
the two and give the young they grow up, the ,s
Of the country with the readiness ard polish Of
city, is thing earnestly to be desired.-New York
Times.
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ElOWers..A Dirye.

From poem called s'Time and the Aees," in tn
ohekinah. for October, by Fanny Greep--a pocn
IN all respects remarkable.
Sleep, my children, Soft and fair
Beans the morn, and breathes the air,
Gentle rain and pearly dew,
Shed their freshness over you!
Children Of the early morn,
fe are gone--all gone.
One by one gave you rest,
In our loving mothers breast,
Where the chnping swallows play,
And the sing ing waters stray,
And the light is soft as dawn
fe are sone--ali gone.
Ye were lovely as the flowers
That awoke within your bowers,
Gentle as the bcating focks
That We led among the rocks;
But my early hopes shorn-
fe are gone-all gone.
But your virtues could not die,
They are set like stars, on high,
Beamng with purer light
Mid the mysteries Of Night,
Through the portals Of the Morn,
fe are gone-s,ll gone.
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CABINET WAREROOMS.

ALWAYS on hand, or made TO order, SOFAS EASY
CHAIRS, DlVANS, WILLOW WAGONS,
MATTRESSES, CARD AND CEN
IRE TABLES and CHAIRS
OF every Description.
Also few METALLIC COFFINS, superior article
TO buy second hand furniture, is too
S<5skAsSzasff&s much like buying second hand gar
SsSy13szEEsfl meBts. We take 1t for granted, that
y ~ the people of Territory, would
rather prefer have their chairs wsshstands bureaus
aid abeG, made TO order end expressly fer their
usei although old furniture might be bought for less
ney. Then we think people would rather havear-
ces made of the timber that here in the Terrific
ry manufactured by mechanics, who have cast
their lot in Minnesota, FOR better, for worse
We will make promptly to order, whatever articles Of
furniture be wanted Gf have what is desr-
ed hand) apd will goods better and all
things considered, cheaper, than they mpor;el
Undertaking promptly attended TO.
STEES s. HUNT,
Manufacturers of Cabinet Ware and Furniture, Third
street, ST. Paul.
ST. Paul, June 90, 1858. loft
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Angels guard her tiny footsteps
Angels hover ty her side
Angels whisper through the midnight
Angels on the ether glide,-
Ever watching DER the lovely
Ever ealhiug music clear
Ever calling back the wayward-
Ever round us--evcr near.
Sweet, angelic voices seemed to chaunt hymns OF
praise little IIatty's life ebred away. Upon her
lovely innocent face lay unearthIy JOY, and in her
eye bcamed radiations OF light from the spir-land
The little hand clasped again Inc hand of the
motherhe little lip breaihed the fathers name, ard
with the eye fixed upon the fulure, gazing it were
into the very portals Of Heaven, her gentle spirit took
its fight, dwell with the pure and spoess beings
that surround the throne Of the Eternal God.
Speak softly, for are ia the chamber Of Death
We would not call her back. She will bloom more
beautifully amid the flowers in Heaven. Dry thy
tears, mother-soften thy grief, father. Thy Hatty
is not lost Of when trouble shall lay its heavy hand
upon theeuhen friends forsake thee, ard the world
turns its cold back upon thee, the spirits Of tbs cher
sed will hover thee to guide and protect.
eye have round about We n.inisteriny spirits" Hap
py thought. Let it lead US away from the cares of
lfe--away from the too eager pursuits Of wea lth-
away from the desires Of fame-awav from transitory
pleasures the enduring Joys Of another life.
The bleak winds Of Autun, sung melancholy
di,ge as the remains Of little Hatty laid to
by the side of those who had gone befor her Il is
hare to part even with the dust of those who have
.een the light OF the parents eyes and the Hope Of
their old age; but cannot avert the shaft Of Des
tiny, and though hard it may be, we should
ber that they have only gone before u.s. and that in
brief time we must follow them. sOur habitaion is
not here.' We bat so-journers in a strange land
where Care rests its eternal burden OIL man wherever
he may
Dear, lovely Hatty, good bye. We have paid
thee our parting tribute, ard when Spring shall
with bird and flower and the gentle zephyr shall srort
amid the branches of the willow that overhangs thy
grave then will burning thong hts fit over the wires
of memory and call up emotions Qi thy gentle,
angel nature.
St. Paul, Dec. ], 1853.
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Il ENJAMlE r. FELT

Benz lin r. FELT.
WHotEsALE AND RETAIL DEALER
Grocer rrOvis ions, e. C.
MAIN STREET, GALENA, ILL.
viii sell at the lowest cash prices 3-tf
1852. GREAT STOCK OF UR TGS, lSJ2
DODG & BENTE.
NO 100 MAIN STREET, GALENA, Ill.
nFFER for sale the following Drugs, &c at the low.
~ est prices.
1000 lbs ,artaric acid 10000 lbs putty
20 Kegs carb. soda so bbis spts. turpentine
III bbis cream tartar 500 lbs Paris green
100 lbs Eng. blue 10 casks old port wine
100 DO Eng. and Am. cal' 90 bbls Eng. epson salts
10 casks sulphur 10 do caraway seeds
10 cases British nstre do Eng. grid mustard
IL DO Eng. rid. borax 10 do copai varnish
20 bbls plaster paris do Maccaboy snuff
do camphor 100 lbs oil peppermint
500 quinine 72 10 " lemon, fresh
8 bbls castor oil so doL paint brushes
1906 lbs ext. liguOrice 50 dOz gross Lees pills
loo do Dsp'd extracts SO do do
$50 co Turkey opium rs bXs castile soap
800 do herbs "a doz TowTsends Sarsala.
% OF strychnns 20 gross BEARS oil
so do morphine 50 Kegs saitpetre
500 bxs McCully 3 glass 1000 lo X. Conhng 8. sons
so lbs linseed oil pure white lead.
WHOLESALE AGENTS FOR
iloughton's Pepsin, Louden Il co. medicines,
Pain Killer. Sloan's medicines, &c.
Together with a large and well selected stock of
ry article line. WeespecalIy invite the attention
of purchasers from the upper country stock and
prices. jy22-l4-ly
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Written for the Pioneer.
Little Hatty.
HEwSos.

"Bring me the book mother, and let me read abou,
the Dying Boy,' and the book was brought, and
little Hatty took it in her pale, delicate, almost angel
hands, and gently turning the leaves at last
found her avori;e page. She read aai re-read the
article then gently laying aside the book, planveIy,
yet calmly she inqured- Mother, shall be an angel
when die? and will that little boy he there, mother,
(pointing rpward,) up there mother, in the hlue
skyF
The fond, doting eyes of the mother fell upon the
emacaed form Of her child. Big tears coursed down
her own beautiful, but checks, aud in
almost inaudibe tones she answered, ,-'Yes, dear
flatty, If you good, you will one day Join that
little boy in that peaceful land, where all is harmony
aud love- And there, too, you viii NEE: :Enily and
grandpapa and brother Roswell and sister Fanny
all up there in the blue sky above" "Motler. will
you not come too! and papa, and grandmama and see
me! And do they lot have poetry in Heaven, moth
err' The parent could not answer. The very
thought, so chilling to her soul, that her idol must
soon be laid in the dust, her feelings and
hiding her head in the pillow she nduIged in food
Of tears.
the couch OF the little sleeper, and every tick Of the
clock seemed to carry her her spirit home
The aicctionate eye of the mother rested with mate
nal soictudc upon the face of her darling and in the
agony Of her heart most earnestly did she pray that
God would spare her little ones life 1t was an hou.
in which the soul seemed to nger between earth and
heaven--an hour when thoughts of the future came
pressing upon the brain aad life wore . dim aspect T.
the watcher. Oh if little Hattv could be
permitted to live iut short time long cr-unt the
Spring should come with its buds and bossoms-unt
the ripping brook could sing her requiem and the
gentle flowers nestle by her side bu, lay that dear
form in the cold, cold earth, oh no. could rot, it
must not be.
Such the thoughts Of the mother, and such
have been the thoughts Of other mothers who have
sat by the bedSides of their dying children But
amid her tears CLEAN of sunshine would ever and
anon dart in upon her troubled soul, and then she
could look upward aud lam-Ile doeth all things
we.''
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Minnesota Steam Door, Sash & Blind
Mandatory.
w haze noyy in successful operation in facto-
w ry machinery Of the latest and hest improve ed
Patents, for the purpose Of manufacturing doors SASH
window blinds, door frames window frames, all of
which we intend keeping good assortment hand;
we also prepared to make work to order, with dis
pact, and of the best seasoned lumber prepared
to furnish work low prices the article can
be bought for at any place the Mississippi All
orders from distance promptly attended TO when
com panied by the cash.
w. 81. b SPENCER 81 CO.
ST. Paul. Aug c5 1863. St
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MINNESOTA LEATHER STORE,

MINNESOTA LEATHER STORE,
III tie Old Stand Of T., A. Collins g. Co., op,osit,
the Rcc House, st. Pad.
ND Z. BRADLEY. dealer in Saddles Harness
Trunks and Saddlery Hardware, Saddle Trees
skirting, Harness and Patent Leather, Calf Seating
bag ana Top Leather; Carriage Trimmings, Saaders
Silk; Bellows and Band Leather.
BOOT AND SHOE MAKERS STOCK
Hemlock tanned Sole Leather Oak tanned Sole and
Upper Leather; Kip and { af Skins; French, German
lhiladelpha and Cincinnati Calf Skins; all kinds OF
Ladies' and Gentemen's Morocco Red, Yellow Blue
Green, iiDk and White Innings; best Goat Buck and
sheep Binding; Boot ard Shoe Findings: Boot Trees
Lasts, Crimp Boards Pegs of all sizes Shoe Thread
all kinds lron Zinc and Copper Nails
CARRIAGE TRIMMING,
Executed the shortest notice and in worlnanlise
manner.
Country orders particularly attended 10.
II The highest market price IN Cash laid ali times
for Beef Hides, Sheep and Deer skins
=. T. BRADLEY
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T.. & =. DRUM.

MAIN STREET, Opposite GALENA HOTEL.
RE and keep constantly hard u
4'A complete assortment OF fancy and Windsor Chairs.
Also, Bureaus, Tables Stands Writing Desks, Looking
Glasses Bedsieads, DC, &c. Persons wishing to pur-
chase viii do well call before they buy elsewhere as
we arc prepared to sell good article and our terms
are invariably cash, we afford TO sell cheap, or
cheaper, than any other in the city. reasonable de-
ducton made TO persons buying to sell again All orders
from distance punctuaiiy attended 10.
(;alena. Nav, 1851
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Il AL WIN sc 100 L .
INCORPORATED 1883.
FEMALE MENT.

vIN1E Trustees Of this school, have employed lady
of experience, from Massachusetts, to take charge
Of the female department. and she will be furnished with
many assistants as may be necessary. The second
term will commence on MONDAY, the third day of
October.
Until there is department fo beys, lads under twelve
years OF age will be admitted pups. IL is expected,
that all of those wi intend become pupils, will en-
deavor the first day of the term No deduc
tion made for Sickness unless the pupil IS absent more
than ten days
TUITION FOR TERM OF TWELVE WEEKS.
Higher English Course s. OC
Grammar, Geography, History, Arithmetic, and
elements of Na'ura Science 90
Primary Branches 90
The school edioe Of this depa ment Pearl street,
facing the Public Square, the Methodist Church.
Applications for admissions - lie made 70 The teachers
L. ID. Nell, Treasurer q. <he Trustees.
ST. Paul, MinnesOta, sept Is, loj3. 23-tf
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r. II. RYERS.

Corner Third nnd Roberts sts, Paul, MIN.
MANUFACTURER OF zinc, tin, shee, iron and cop
lVI per informs the citizens OF st. Paul. TINT he keeps
on hand large Of stoves, which he will sell
very low for Call and before buying elsewhere
also tin Of the best quality, at Wholesale and
ai Indian traders would do well to call and examine
81. Paul, June 3. 1852. 7-iy