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The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-06-30
ICE CREAM SALOON L. GENERAL
CONFECTIONARY ESTABLTSMNLENT

TIE Subscribers, in returning their sincere thanks to
heir patrons and The public general for the liberal
encouragement they have received desire To inform
them that they have opened an Ice Cream Saloon in
the building formerly known lChcOx 4 Kelloge's
Drug store Third street. They VIII have Ice
Cream and every article in the confectionery line La
dies and Gent lerIen please give 1 call.
They Will also inform the public that they have al
WAYS or band AT he! Confectionery, tho Ameri-
can House. full oItment OF fancy aid plSin Candies
which they Will selI almost low can be- bought
-. Louis. Merchants viii fud their advantage
10 call before sending below. All orders for cakes
promptly fllot. REM u kARCHER.
ST. Paul, JaIN : isJo- ".
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Large assortment of Safes, Of various sizes and
"a patterns, with and without powder proof locks
for sale Al The Depot, 40 Water street, Ne" N"rk.
BGrgar-pToot Bank Vaults ana Vault Doors made To
order.
STEARNS & MARTIN. date Rod, Siearns 4
Co. successors to Rich n Coz Tao Water II. and corn
of 81 Avenue and ST Marks Place, =. Y, sole pro-
pTctors OF Rics Patent and the Only makers OF ala
mander caes, combining Wilder and Ii b : patents.
WM. CONSTANS 81 co,
NJ ~. NM
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OhAs' W. boEOP. cHAs. A. OAK Us.
BORCP OAKES.
EENiE undersigned having formed a copartnershl, for
Il uansacins an Exchange and Banking bushes. In al
It's NarI"ds branches, Will be prepared furnish sight
aud iine exchanges On the East, and principal cities
The NtsI RemittanCes to Great Britaln and and
continent oil Europe made IN sums TO suit purchases
SSht anu oo bllls and European exchanges purchased,
coectos made, ana proceeos Teutted ~ usual
oil exchange All other business Committed care
punctUaly attended to.
BORUP a. OAKES.
jyl. ll-tf
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ST. paul Business CARDS.
III. NJ. +. DAVIS,

TURNER IN CESERAL,
Corner OF Fourth and ST. Peter street. in bildg lately
occupied Ms the Sash Factory.
SrAiR Bansters, Ba'ustrades, Columns of the d,f-
~ etent orders of architecture, Tool Handles, Wagon
Hubs, &c, turned 10 order omptly aud in workmsnAe
hauhet sept3o-24-y
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E.N : NEWELL informs the public tha, he uhs re
y showed from MS old stand, hi. store near
the Post Office 81 Paul. Having sufficient room
for his workmen, he prepared to any orders
Tor IN tin, copper, iron znc lie IL prepared
also perform job wJIk, in fitting iues furnaces, and
setting az Stoves.
Wares ready made and hand. He mas in his front
large and uuriyilea stock Of tin aud iron
reud, al hard
Aso stoves Of several Of the latest and most approved
patterns, which can't be beat bs amy thug eytant.
lie assures mis- patrons that he is ds posed get down
"A once from the early tNoT1Itart prices oi Indian
times and make hiS profits ont oi more numerous sales
lie afford Ia sell that the pure chaser live 10
call again. and he viii do II.
Observe place is on the same side with the Poat
Olce aud near by.
+ 5. NEWELL.
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CASn FoR BLACkSMlTHING.

NE hase hoisht out The hrok blacksmith shop oi
w ArIas aLt the piu~ shop adjoining H. near the
unCiiou OF Fort Ni ana Anthony sFrets st Paul,
ahefe we shah carry h.ac chn thing aId plow making
m elicpaitner. oi Tie business, "ther furnishing sioch
not be Gcsrtl. " intend do work strict
Is upon rash principles. wt ihe renre, We shall rigid
y exact ump a, ncut lhe iroes of our aao. viii be
VERY Low NJ lie public t.y our work and our
price, ABBOTT q SONS.
~
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Guasor,.
BENJAMIN ALLEN,

BENJAMIN ALLEN,
Anorney AZ LG,o, Hudson, ST. Croir Counfv, Wis.
JOSEPH BOWRON,
Notary Public and Land Agent Hudson, 81. Crsir
Couaty, Wisconsin.
VERE-ENPTION Claims secured and entries made
n b. Military Land Warrants. Blank Deeds and
Mortgages constantly on hand, and oonveyances
luly ano PROMPTLY attended to.
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MNI. =. COMES.

BOOKSELLER sHD SrATtoNER.
- EETS constantly ga hand. a complete stock of
IN Book, ana every d.>crrr ,ion of Stationery to-
srh,r with fancy Good neatly opposite the American
Uouse. st. Paul.
Z
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G1Ieuu,


WAR EAGLE MILLS. CALENA.
SCPERtlNE EXTRA FLOUR bran shprts, and
~ horse feed constahty on hand. and for sale at low
cash rates. Z. iEMPSTEAU d. co.
Galena, sept. 9, 1852. 1870
$. CRAWFORD & co.
Nho!lsa,e and R,fnL Drugg,Sts, No. 81 Main Street,
Gdlenq.
HAVE Just received full supply of Drugs Medi-
ciues, Paints Oils Dye-Stuas, Window Glass.
Glassware, Putty, &c., SC. They will be constantly
receiving supplies q. the above and other articles
their uo, a womld call The attention OF those wishing
- purchase they offer 10 sell al ST. ouis prices.
Gaie1a, Oct. 9, le5i.
GEO. TERCt son.
N. SO Me3n Sttr, Galfna, M,noir.
WNyIoLESALE aud retail dealer in Hardware snd
w Cutlery, Cast steele Nails Mechanics and Mi.
hers oo!s. Rope aud Farming Judgements II
GEO. q. STROTBFR,
Nan Sired, Gdlc1a, M.
Sole Agent in Caltna or the sale Sloans Nedicn es
r. McLAGAN.
a. I1ORAGE * Comm ission, Wafer Street. between
- Green and Washington streets, Galens, III.
). S. MERRILL l. CO.,
Wholesale Dealers in
Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods,
Boots and shoes,
No. 80, Steamboat Landing, Galena.
l.. 5. FELT, GaIena, III.
Wholesale and Il etail Dealer in Dry Goods Gro
ceres, Hardware, Boots and Shoes,
Crockery, liouse(urnshing Goods,
Mattresses, &c.
Al-SO-kceps constantly on hand large stock
OF hlile and Blasting Powder and Fuse. 2-IV
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MAKTIN D, CLARK, Tort streol. 81 FaUI,
FfEHS his professional services IN the above
y branches. He feels assured from the confidence
imposed ia his ab, and skill for the last year by
ny of he shed citizens Of the town,
offer ais service. III any department Of building that
lr required. lie undertakes to be responsible for
the faithful aud complete execution az his WORK, ard
VIII he prompt perform IT within the time spec Ned
N l,. uf u 3l--IN
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TINE! !TIME!TIME.

TINE: TIME. Time.
=" FOWLER, Watch Manufacturer, Working
Il Jeweler and Dentist, would respectfully inform
the inhabitants of st Paul, that he has opened
on 81. Anthony street, in the building opposite the
Rice House, doors from Robinson's Old sand with
assortment of Clocks, Specacles of all Back
and Side Combs in great variety bosom pins goggles,
chimney ornaments, steel beads and tasses ladies' work
bags chidens teehns rings, flutes, dice and boxes,
and II variety Of other articles.
Duplex, Horizontal, Repeating and Lever Watches,
of ihe most complex and delicate workmanship,
fully repaired
California Gold Rings made IA order. Engraving
neatly erecmed.
TEETH CtkEFULLy EXTRACTED. ScALED 4 PLUGGED.
III. f., from his long experience i'll some of the first
shops in Engand latiers himself that he shall he able
give satisfaction all who may favor him with theII
work. His motto is Punciualty, Dispatch aud Moder-
ate charges.
ST. Paul March PAST, 1853. 4e-y
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FRUIT TREES AND sHRUBBERy.

FRUIT TREES AND SHRCBBERY.
UgANING purchased the interest Of Mr.. Il. J.. pton
4 i in the ST Anihon! Nursery, am prepared To I'll
orders for Fruit and OrnHental Trees, ShrUlbery ,
Roses, Dahlias and all kinds of dubious FartC-
ular attention VIII be to tie cultivation of Dwarf
Pears, Cherries aud Apples, in order especially sup
ply the people of st Paul and St. Auth0ny, who wish
To raise their own fruit, to eUbcli> their Yards and
gardens with something USEFUL we'll Is beautiful.
Nv supplies to be obtained from "A wei known nur-
Iowa. until trees can be grown in Minnesota.
have a small stock on hand, that have been the
territory and two yeafs nv nursery will be lcca-
ted GrOveiand, short distance from The Half WAY
House, on the tPaul and 81 Anthony road Thcse
wishing shrubbery, will DO well send their
orders before the opening of navigation Orders he
left lhe of J. T.. Fullerton, addressed
through the Post Office. l.. NJ. FORD.
Grovtland, NJ T., March IS, 1853. 6u-tE
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MRS. MARY MERRICk,
Fashionable MiiIiner & Mantua Maker
NO. 30, MAIN STREET, GALENA, ILLS.

TO THE LADIES.
80 to Mrs NERRlCK, al Calena, and learn to cut
" dresses for yourselves others; only hall day Is
CURED learn this improved plan 1t is the best and
most simple mode YET invented. ! teach by Fowler .
improved plan, and satisfaction, given or no charge
MARY NERRICK.
Gaena Nov. lst, 1852. Soft
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Have yOu gOod Understanding /!

MARVIN. invites the public 10 examine the
40 besi stock OF materials in his inc ever
been seen IN The Territory lie challenges either side OF
the Asntc 10 produce better quality OF French Cali
SKINS, specially s,apted for the wluisr
On hand also, Ladies line custom made shoes and
CATERS Also, 6eutlenen's Can and zip 6oo, the best
that can be made. You know the standYkird street,
near Roberts street.
Ssiatraul, November. 1851. ~
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E.ptlN l.INtD,NC

fStIE subscriber would respectfully inform the
zens oi 81 fau aud ITS vicinity, that he is
= sus on the above business the 2no story OF r. NJ
S.eneefs new building, Of 9Th and Robort street.
Particular attention paid binding Magazines Period
icas Ac., plain fancy tding, The shortest
and On reasonable terms.
JAMES MACINTOSH
pat,l e
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NEW YORK STOR X Il !.
T. lHA RlIN.

Burbank's Northwestern Express,
nURING the close Of navigation will dispatch spe-
IL cia messengers to and from st. Panl ard Galena
semi NJ onthlv. Freights forwarded twice week-a
of Express business including remittances OF mo-
n~y collections, purchase and sale OF merchandise and
property, &C, promptly attended TO-
L. X. RICE, co. Ar,,.
CONS1ANS d BURBANK, !
ST. Paul, Dec. 9, ls52-u
n. B. A messenger will leave for GaIena. MONDAY,
Dee Money and orders should be handed III before
O'Clock Of that morning
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EAGLE. RAkERN,

EAGLE BAKERY.
oW snail have on hand, at ali hours Of day and
~ nisht ioafes, crumpets, crackers cakes Of al
sorts,-esery t:ng in nay line, done up according &c
the best oi my Skill. Thanking our public for past
encouragement, shall continue your custom.
Corner Of 81. Anthony and Fort streets.
April Is, 1852. (52-tfl GEO SPENCE
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GEORGE w. .SN EFT.
County >nrveyOr and Land Agent.
sAOK RAPIDS. BEsToN COUNTY, MINNESOTA TERkIToRY.
M Ill atiene TO pTe-empting claims, and locating
W miinafy land warrants, in the County of Benton.
IRIS county presents inducements to the Immigrant
ednaiied by any other portion Of the Territory.
- REFERENCES:
Mis ENce'iency Gov RAMSEY, HoN. H. II. SIsLEy J.
n SIMPSON, FIRST Lieut.. u. >. Tor. ENG, e. w.
BoRUP ESQ Sr
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BILLS OF EXCHANGE.
Nd DRAFTS on all parts OF The United States, a
~ the OlIice Of the Minnesota Outfit, by
Mayl Ie5I CHAS. " EORUP. 2-ly
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EDWARD M'LAGAN.

sTORACL FORWARDING AND COMMISSION,
~ Tie iuve er Landing, -. fanl.
A IL Comm. .-s.a ALL Cons snmepls, will Be prompt
"a = ato carefully attended to.
Relereucrs. g. a. Campbell, Il Miagan, GaieHa;
GLo. D,Baur. ST. Louis.
iovtr steamboat Landing, 81. Paul, Min.
Mach y. j. 49-ly.
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TRUMAN NJ. SMITH.
Justice Of The Peace, Notary PuJhc, Coiecfor and
Geuecoi Agent
EAS removed his Office to the Brick Block opposite
the Post Office, corner of Third and Minnesota
streets. where he VIII be found ready attend to the
collection of debts purchasing and selling real estate
payment oi iayes locating Land Warrants, &c. Hav-
ing been IN the business for lime past and
being provided with Of all the ed portion
Of the Territory and of the the -. Peters
e IatteIs himself that he will be able give satis(
ton to all who may give him Il cali
y. B. Town Lots in -. PaHl, It. Anthony and all
the towns The Peters for sale reasonable prices
Also Farms in the country with without i'm prove
81 PAM, June 2, le59.-7tf
STOVES AND TIN WARE.
AZ -Nt,csPs OH stand Third Street, ft,c doors
Jlcs. IF Jsckson Stred.
FESIE subscriber Will keep Oh hand ccI.stantlv good
Il assortment Of Tin WaEe, whc. he win sell al
wholesale or rstGll.
AlsO general assortment o! Stoves. CIlers from
country dealers solicited
n. B Repairing done short notice
ST. Paul, June ,, is53-7--ly.
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Il, r., COLLINS.

AVCi.oN!tN COMMISSION ME2cHAST,
FliTd St, ~. Paul, Min.
WILL give st:ict snd pranp' attention to business
- h!s line Grateful for past avoIs, he offers his
services for he sale OF real estate, household furniture
and merchandise OF every description.
~. Pa /, March 50 1853 4-50if
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A TRUE BILL.
NJ say what mean when proclaim loudly, TO the
people OF the Territory, that have got too many
Goods, and that il is near spring, am now selling
them of at actual COST IN NEw YoRE, counting
freight and expenses nothing. IF any doubts let
him ant be convinced Come every body, and all
once. r. CHAMBLIS,
Lower Third Street, ST. Paul
MONEY TO loan, in sums TO suit borrowers--Call at
" the Office ef W!LEIN VAN ETTEN.
ST. Paul, July, 2, 1882. lc-H
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MRS. BIDDIE, teacher OF music, announces to the
vi ladies Of 81. Paul and vicinity, that she will give
Instructions the Piano Porte. Former success in
bringing pupils rapidly forward, warrants Il promise OF
general satisfaction. Those wishing her services.
call al her residence, junction OF Hill ana ST. Anthony
81. Paal, Nav i3 i-tf
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J.. r.. FULLERTON

j. r.. FULLERTON.
7 his cid stand, which is known 10 great many
IN friends especially those who have pstroDixed him
long, Keeps different stock Of Goods from tn. mix
ture which he formerly kept. lie now keeps Dry
Goods alone, including prime selection oil Ready
Made Ciohng and the largest and bes, stock Of Boots
and Shoes ever opened any where including Ladies'
Shoes He has also variety OF Blankets, Whitney and
Horse Blan kes, which he always has done he sells
nj prices q sui his friends,
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r.. SMITH l. co.

:, V"'I.' fs S4'fI m - W.,
WTtcb1n1kerS and JeUfffFTS, Main ST. G0tenn YirciS
d Large and wen selected assortment of Clocks
N Watches, Jewelry and Silver Spoons constantly Oh
hand, loT safe low. Engraving neatly executed. All
kinds q! Jewelry made order and neatly repaired
All orders pmciusliy attended to. The highest price
ynid Ior Old gold and silver 2-2S
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j. IL. iSt ERS,

Corner Third and Roberts SIS, Paul, MIN.
hNlFACTURER Of zinc, tin she ct iron and cop
4NH per, informs the CitLegs OF ST Paul that he keeps
hand large assortment OF stoves, which he will sell
very for cash Call aud before buy ing elsewhere
also, tin OF The best quality, Wholesale and
tail !iiaa traders would 10 ell call aud examine
81. Paul, Jane s. lS52. T-iV
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DIR. L. u. POTTS,

saANING made -. Paul his permanent residence VIII
at.tld G. calls OF II his profession an town and
r.ai.. He MA. be found the Of W II. Forbes
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IIh ls.Ifs v Nh..N. JOstfH NJ ILL
WARREN 81 WAKEFIELD.

a TTORNENS AND COUNSELLONS ATlAW--
4 A and Solicitors in ChancerN, ~. Paul. Minnesota ;
va, attend :, tn 2ronptness and fidelity TO All ltv ba>
resS entrusted their Minnesota, ana Tie adjciA-
az counties of Wisconsin.
f7iartcuar viii be given 20 the collection
oi iebts. and the location of Land Warrants.
sept Il, le5l. -@-lF
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~ ~. ". ifiCHCOX,

Corner ol Third su.l Cedar streets, opposite II. A
kambfrts Dice.
VII La found m ATTENDANCE al hours cf the day an
.tE ur the sale of MeuIs ines.
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ATTORNEY ar tar aud So,,eitoT ia CsGacsry.
HNOMNi>>i tR ici States ot Maine, Rhode Island,
u Conuesf!Cei, New YORK, Hcnnss iNan4a, Nrsihla,
Alabama. Ohio an1 10 iisiaia.
AL Instruments 10 be used or recorded III any CT
IT, above States ma. be taken al ny Office III 81 Aul
Suiy 81, 1881. i'-u
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PR0P0SkD 81 bGTES ia or SAILING

freight or passage, apply to EDWARD X
street New York; BROWN, SHIPLEY 4 CO. LyeTpoo. 4 a
koBERIs CO. l3 Kings Arms Yard London JOHN MISRoF
PER- Hayre. ' N0' ~ Una
The owners Of these ships accountable for gold silver
sPeSe gesey, precious stones, metals bills OF
Adin are signed therefor and the
NEW YORK MARBLED IRON WORKS, once and sale.
toom io5 brondway, opposite New Haven de-
pot anuactory Cor 9th Avenue and i1th rHE Car
Ccturer 81 Ar6isi,ed Cdsf Iron MlHtes Tib, Tors Cn
PaLIsters, C2oek Cases, COunter &c DC s al FDd
iHg FOR Bldfngs, such HIHdOtc LiHtos SAL. Door Bdy
Column, BricOnics. de-, DC, dc. ~ ''S''
Ie above Company having just completed and most
foundry and Mandatory beg leave attention
OF Architec Builders, and the
ment OF NARBLEIZED LRON IA NTLS and otbrr sTtici
which they producing enlarged scale tie
anu design Of which, and their exquisite never been
equalled and cannot be eKceled " "
exact limitations Of the fnest Of
EHhFlAN, sienna, Brocatce, Nerd Antique Agate Primo.
pert Jasper Pyrrnese Light Spar Statuarv A.
nave The unqualified
o and fly established their popularity the public
some OF the advantages this consist in
oiwithstanding HIGH DEGREE or HEAT OF resny oil -
ACIDS which stain and deface Marbles and their
(eng about third the cost comparison with other kin
the ' ~ ''' PAT '"
The Mablng department Is under direction of Mr. DIM
who INST introduced this tHnudbe dorrrU 10 the pub
and demonstrated its practical utility TO Metals and
Circuars with plates,
OF patterns, will be furnished when desired.
address orders and communications
ue<o-dy CHARLES CROSBY, Secretary.
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.
rnos W. HDosALDs iO2. ST.,
IINRENCH. tsNGII.H AND AMERICAN MILLINERY

Tnos a H'DosALDs iO2 ST.
The Iaas. ~ The nai,sa state. arc SElssa
yi.t the m.gnlaen SA9ts Rooms Of the subscriber The
syss Of Io'ssn MneSy from Madame LsSssuG s esi
superior taste enables her
ths season the most extensive and s,Ise%s Sp,y oT fiI
GOODS In her line OF business offered
Mr., 2 na: 80 to .ssnoslsaE I'll: rsesg. Of complimentary
the transit T s Of The sPrns and Of te complete
happy wHoLEsiIE S s under the
sVs@saSP sc, nss bSsaSssy Mn slMoSs; ss. YSis.
nnhkEE,s CELEBRATED CHEMICAL YEAST or
sIs 5iSG I,tit IN SS;Gsp hs ko'i e.
G,a@ .a k,:g snd ye'nsy Gts rI't,g fsfa. Sssi tis
RsSs and hs.Sy SS%Psns sIssnss Tor SH
the eSinay SepaI%sn Of every hoashod
.eI having fairly tried IT, sold principal Grocers and
OPINIONS OF THE PREss
Those who have tried H. have found
no, vsgn praises too zRaAdss f:OrdiaH Jour.
unanImou,y vor-Loclo1f Daay o5@rier
used In the baking Of odtS Rdhiody docdi RSgsr Apra
This article Of such utility OfooOtery that
% s% 6,, @ 's, .ns PCPe,y % 1RoSG no that
No hesitate Durkees all important article to
BrHHer and HGariRe Hafg, fsD.
Would have light bread bread you
eat good relish do not forget TO Durke Baking
Daay TTraI,, Nay -, 1859. ivy
recommend
conhdence.-cHsbsc Gdsette, July, lisa
Durkees Baking Powder have tried house
better hair asonished the resuitNc Daily
Times. oct 29, lSJ2.
All good housewiyes will rejoice in ory
York Sun, Sept 80 1852.
Durkee Baking Powder undoubtedly article for this
purpose that has been dsoVered-N T. Dutfndn FSb
~, iS5S
The highest hundred, Of the arse., and
most Wholesale houses In this
city ON this Continent could be given space
ARticLK
accompanied irfh GISh lriY BE- promptly Mild
T. r. DURRRE,
Sole Proprietor ard ManufaeuI.r
Hhoeiie LeiT In Sti Sdi Cream TIFter, Sup
ia, COotilg Extracts, Var Matcbss, ,fc
I39 Water Street, New York
Agent In Richmond, PURCELL, LADD A CO.
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NEW YORK AnyERTIsEnENrs.

Wiz LAhGksl Ellk, RIBBON AND TRIMMING HOUsE
- NhM fOhk-rHOs. q. sTEARNS, Importer lobber Of
Time grated by adding interest I69 Brosd~ay York
as now an store and IL daily receiving occring
lowest prices complete Goods
eng the various styles aud designs, consisting
aey ss harcslnes, Florenees, shawi Trimmings Bonnet
bhons TaneA and Satin Ribbons Dress Trimmings all kinds
french and English Grapes Grape Lsses Cravats EmToI
mes "oNe OF all knds SILK Lace Mts,
uoodh, Hosiery L. u. handkerchief Ac. - "
The undermined Invites Merchants the North South
ana west or here In the city, to favor him
TIIos. q. sTEARNs is2 broadway
d"x9-y Between Liberty street Maiden Lane n Y.
III EyI BROWNS PREMIUM DIAMOND POINTED GOLD PENS
This article Ia Manufactured
n"~n who having for nine the hi, Eab
,uient and three years partner with
y competent to urnish his old patrons writn pu
nc generally with article superior ever offered nay
employing ony the beat and sEiu
t~n AT price that cannot fail
y are the os durable In by
euI IN hhdng pens To uit them CNhcn enclosing
sample STEEL quilt duplicate In Gold MAJ g.
write IN any style the dinlcult ~
sold by All the Jewellers and satiouer throughout the STATE.
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TUNHE NEw YORK AND LIVERPOOL. United
u SI9IkS MAIL STEd NkRS-The ships eomuo- 4;f,lN
sing th Line are a. follows ATLANTIC, Captain West. T
pASifC Captain Nye; BALTIC, Captain Comstock .s41S
ADRATiC Captain Grafton ARCTIC Captain hip.
having been but by contract especially service
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ior passengers are unequalled for their comfort
In second do go Exclusive extra size s.teTuos ts6
FROM Liverpool TO New York, ESQ and
An experienced surge.n attached 10 each shin.
No berth secured until paid for.
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