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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-29
INyIeoRATINe CoRDIAL.-Professor MoRsE's
ISviGosAriSS ELIXIR or CoSDIAL-The Eighth Wonder
of the Botanic Wora.


INvIGosAriSG ELIXIR or CoEDIAL-The Eighth Wonder
cURE OF NERVOUS DISEASES
No language can convey adequate idea Of the mu,ed
ate and almost miraculous change which the
diseased d. eihSted and shattered nervous system Whs,h
sckne the pIsirung and relaxed organization az
rehrsced reviv6ed, and bu,tap. The mental and phya
cal symptoms Of nervous disease vanish together under its
influence The stopping trembling victim of depression
and debility, becomes new man lie stands erect, he
moves with hlrn step his mind which previously
sunk in gloom, of almost dOtc apathy, becomes bright
bnoysnt ana senve and he forth refreshed
paticna Nor the effect temporary On the CONTRARY TIE
relief permanent for the cordial properties Of the ne
dcne reach the constitution itself and il It's
NAL condition. Well may the preparation be called the
MEDICINAL WONDER.
of the nine,eenih century IL is the st scientific
IN the old world have admitted that miracle Of medicine
heretofore supposed 10 have no existence.
sTiAvLASr THAT ENTAILS NO REACTION.
It's force expended, the with OPIUM AZ
cohehc preparations aud ali other exeitants The effect
OF these brief and IL well be said Of him who
But the Ehxer is an exhilarsnt without single draw
saek-Ssie In its operation. perpetual in us happy
aeae upon the nerves the mind. and the entire organ
nzsficn.
skEAr MEDICINE ron FEMALES.
II, unparalleled effects Of this great In an
ak II medicine Thousands Of srimnlan,s have seen in
vcptedthoussnds OF nvsorans concocteda purportins
be specified in the diseases and TO
which the delicate conformation OF woman render her
liable The result has heretofore been uniform These
ros''rns have indeed impaired documentary vivacty to
the system transient and delusive ysor 20 the
but this fash OF relief has been succeeded bv
depreon and prostrson greater than before and the end
often been utterly TO payse the recuperstive power
9th and the VITA orsansaiion and finally todsxoy
che s.iAppy patient Butin
NoRsE'S INviGoRATING ELIXIR
10 sentedas phenomena IN the nstesia raeaiea hith
srto nnheard ot-s stimalsnt without reaction
T. h RING GENERAL Agent for the United Ssstes No,
te2 Broadway. New-Ysrk.
Std BY Drusgs generally throughout the United States
it put mp IN pint bottles with the words DR. Morses
fnviforAfins Cordial blown in the glass Price IS per Bot
bottleA kS Eve bottles for Sl2 and "a per dax
N. k,-ImPogtant advice accompanying each bottle.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-29

BUTTER AT REDUCED PRIcEs-Sugars, Teas
and Coaees the best and the chespes in the city at
PARKkR's Temperance Store, No. 2H Broome-st. Good
Winter OIL only 81 per Gallon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-29
Nrw GooDs AT GEsIS's LOWER SToR

Nrw GooDs AT GEsIS's LOWER STORE
Every department OF GESNs lower establishment has been
recently reteted with the most recherche tabcs from
his own fact0s from France Attention invited TO
the large Of ChldreDs Head Dresses Ladies
Riding Hat, Gasptlets snd Whips Gents travelling,
Opcrs Wa hing and Evening Caps Cps OF every ma
teris fer Children Gents Silk and Felt Hats Umbrellas,
CaDes and Whips selected by Mr.. GERN in Paris end
Lopdoo and just opened at OESINs No ia Broadway OPP
poeife 81 Psurs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-29
LroN's KA1HARIoN.-The most wonderf

IlUN MAI HAKIUN.- Ht IIIUoI NUIIutIIII
and desirable preparation ioT preserving restoring aud beau
tying the hair the world ever produced The attention Of
the country trade IL especially invited TO examine this
ole from the following FIRST u the taller
than usual profit Second, Its high reputation 10
thoroughly established Third Its effect IN each and all In
stances of the pleasing and satisfactory character
Fourth. The sales increasing beyond precedent IN the
hsnrv Of the Matela Medica Realed az the remarkably
low price of 3 cents ia large handsome bottles
Sold At manufacturers prices by the principle 9bbers OF
Drug and Fancy Goods in New. York, Boston, Phiadel
pha New Orleans &o Nc and BY sl retail dealers every
where in both city and country Principal depot No 6l
Broadway, up stairs d. ;. BARNES, proprietor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-29
t. Beads, of every description, for sale by
Up Brown,
No. lS6 Peall+st.
~.

WINDOW SHADrs.-Best assortment in the
world at kELTy FERGusoN's, No 2S9l Broadway, and
No 81 ReSdest Dealers supplied from first hands Shades
warranted TO stand any climate, and sold lower than any
other establishment
NB--Store, Church, and other large Shades painted
and letteied to order, IN superior style.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-29

~ A magnificent daguerreOtype of Miss
Elizabeth Greenfield better known the Black Swan
can be seen 1T GURNEY's and splendid Daguerrean
Gallery, No. SO BroadW ay, corner Leonard 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-29

NEw SnRs BY the STEAMER ATLANTIC
New Spring sibs Just opened rch plaid striped BrOclde
plain Glscis and chsngeabe nch FOulard plaid striped
and figured. Also just opened, cases Grape Shaws plan
and embroidered hanging from IS 10 $40 SO ana so
splendid Of plain aRd figured Cashmere liam
Thef sDd Brocbe Shlwi ofthe latest Spring styles Aso
.vet6iJ assottnient Of Spring De Lsines PLAIN and is
ued RsIeges Bar Lac LANES POpns, &C These goods
al Of The Springs inpOrtatons and the richest and
styles 10 be found IN the market Ladies invited to
give as cab.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-29
" Honsekeepers and all others in want Of

BEDDING Bedsteads &c, would do well 10 csll Of VI
WHLARD's old established wsrerocns Ne 30 Clathsmst,
cor Of Muberryst where may b. fond the srser assor
nept OF articles in his line offered 70 the public
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-29

GxsTLEMEN's HATs-SPRBG PATTERN
BsD Pine and Nassau s will introduce the SPITE
sfxJe ON Taesdsy March l. The pattern IL offered %
our customers ard the psbc all respects OF intrinsic
excellence u ard Of beautiful outlines aod proper
tors BIRD corner Pine and Nassau-sts.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-29
~ MuIEr's Music Saloon. No. 800 Broad

wsy the only place New York where large and
ern assortment OF Music and Musical Instruments DO
purchased cheap cash Twenty years place. Per-
Of sending for any article rely being
served well If present by MILLET Importer No 3l9
Broadway Agent for Wafts's Antidote
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-29

TRrEs AND PLANTs-PARSOys 4 Co, Flush
ing near New-York offer for sale their usual assortment,
with the addition of many novelties OF Fruit Trees for
the orchard and garden Ornamental Trees, shrubs aud
Roses for the avenue lawn ceme'eTy Vines for the
grapery and Exotic Plants for greenhouse culture. For
Data Pues inclose a postage stamp.
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Marine and Inland Insurance

GENERAL MUTUAL Insurance COMPANY
Assets on the 18th January 1853 s5O00 Profits divided
pro rsa among those no do business with the Company
Office No Merchants Exchange, emner OF Wall and Wal
liam-sts.
TRUSTEES
Moses II. Grinnel, VIM. ii Aspinwal, Mortimer Living
James Brown Paul Spoiiord, ston,
Chas. III MaTshall WIN. FurDiss Joseph W.Als0p. JT.
Samuel Thompson, John h kiohni Robert L. Taylor
nsnl. C. kngsiand, VIM. ;. Wetmoie, b. A. Delano,
George Warren GTabot Oyphsnt Nsihl ID. Cariile
Fredk w Read, Leonardo SnaIez WIN. III. Macy,
N u. Rutgers, ThOs L. stanton, Ramsay CROOKS,
Chas. n. Russell. Joseph Sands, VIM Barnewall,
Juresniah Wilbur Beujamin Babcoek, X z Dawson,
] Eluathan smith, John ID Hurlbut, q. III. Ko0p.
ALFRED OGDEN, President.
HENRY HoLDREGE, Nice-President
b. G. MoRkIs, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-29
rvy Plaid and Striped silks, Flounce Robes

Plain and Chntz Bareges Grenadines Tissues and 9th
er new Goods Just arrived the Atlantic" Shawls-the
beet assortment French Printed in the cty Lsces FIN
broder.s; full stock Of Domestic Goods, Hosiery aud
Line ne for sale at small advance.
TIFFANY CUTTING. No S2l Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-29

HOMES ron THE HOUsELEss, AND HATS FOR
TIVE HlTLEssW1iIe phsntbropists are devotlng their
att. ption b. the erection Of model homes" for the poor
Knox cpntipzea lively ENGAGED in the manufacture OF
Hats for " wio wish their heads well covered Both
worth- ects the latter can be ENCOURAGED by al
prc ng four 2ars and who will take the trouble TO cali
a No IL Fultotrst. opposite the Herald Office.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-29

A ,3H FOR 81 Sol. K. FEEsY, No %
r. sfy en- TO tie public e. 30 sprng style Hat, equa
~ NJ s1d worb nanship any g hat sold at present
b York. Az there is but one price, the puohc can
4 a foffbeuseyee
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-29

~ Ten minutes at CRISrADORo's, No. 6Astor
House win change the color OF your hair 20 the richest
brown or back. There intermediate tinge The Dye
does It's work in moment completely. For keeping the
hair clean usrous thick and curling and preventing
there is nothing equal to CRisrADoRos HAIR PsE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-29

HosrrRY AND VDERGARMENTs.-These ar
siciss s,ould be bought directly from the importers and
manRfsctuIers
No. l0i Bowery.
Goods freely shown No deviation in prices and money
oheerfully refunded in case Of any dissatisfaction.
A. RANKIN Il Co, Holsters.
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p'' " IN Roprrr, 10 81 orand St. eorner Orchard.

MuLIEERy--SPRISG FAsHIONs.-Mrs. A. II.
MARCY No 80 Bowery will open her spf1ng stock of Mil
Hnery on TUESDAY 2lth which will be found one Of the
srsest and most elegant IN the city Her productions have
always been neatly admired and her patronage is IN
cordsnce ia her Mrs MARCY ia not to be surpassed by
any IN the cyso the Ladies aud Of course they
are the best Judges She has just ecev the latest tye
from Europe and her assortment will be found OF the
richest and most bFian displayed IN Newl ork.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-29

SPLENDID CARPETMGs FOR SPRING SALEs,
assa-snrp L. LouEsRERy, No. 4AS Pearl-st- are now
receiving In store per late arrivals large stock OF velvet
tapestry Brussels three ply and ingram carpengs OF chaste
ard elegant designs ~ich having been purchased previous
10 the advances IN prices they are enabled TO oheI
NJ very great Inducements
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-29

Hats !-SpRnC SrYLEs-ALL tastes SUR
rpIp .Sd a 70 the usual supply Of Gentlenens Fash
ion.je ~ d. rticulr OF the ladies is csle
IN our h, ssSb Itf1 assortment Of Chdrens Hats aud
Csns J. w. KELLOGG, No. lZS Canals-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-29

~ BEEBE Il Co, Fashionable Hatters, NO
I56 Broadway, Spring and Summer Fashion Tor oen-'e
mems Has
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-29

-EA Peterson 4 Co call the attention of their friends
TO the stock OF and elegant Csrpetngs just received
em the most celebrated manufactures bought before the
late advance in prices and Tor sale fn 10 per cent less than
fhnse nurrhAslnR az the present rates.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-29

FS.CLEAvER's HONEY SoAP.-Just received
several case Of hisncomparsbe toilet Soap. Also Ceayefs
musk Windsor Shaving Creams aud Soaps Bears Grease
Clarified Marrows SC for sale by w. J. DAVIS Co,
No 40 CouIlandtst sole Agents for the United States
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-29

THE SIGNs or PROsPERITY.-lhe "areroOihs
Of the celebrated Hstters Knox JANIS, are crowde1
yifh customers attracted By the evident superorty OIL
their elegant snd fashionable Hats 1t took but single
night 10 render Byron fsGous snG parallel % ns
young and skillfs rsdesnen have achieved popularity
Pstronize them Their establishment q on tue corner oil
Rtosdysv nd SprjDg a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-29

CANrREIL d LABoYTEAuX -LABoYTEAUx,
formery of Broadway is still TO be found az CANrRELpS
Ladies Shoe E,tabshment No $50 Bowery where those
who appreciate his skill viii do well TO select their Caters
Slippers BuSkins &c CANrEELLs assortment in extent
excellence variety unequaed and bis prices arc very
low
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-29

GysIs's BAzAAR.-The additions which have
h., made 10 TIE stock Of ths establishment Of the mos
perb sprpg goods yrocursbe IN Europe s5ouid com nan
the attention OF the sdes Of NewfOk They consist Of
Iadi.s Pans BONES Ckdteu's Fancy Hat, Chidrens
Costoues Infpts R5bes Efnhroderes the most doiess
.yie OF GsitrE Shoes SC. and an immense yArs'y O p
te, for the bodor ard personal ornament all selected o
Ar GEMS himself The assortment isesTtsnly unelns'
IN this city. Essls. $3.50
E7y-B YEBr q Co, Fashionable Hatters, No
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 4 HunpnRrrs

CARPETfNGS. -PETERsoN ~ HUMPHREYS,
No so Broadway have just opened and daily receiving
ar unusual supply of cb aud elegant Carpets direct from
France and England consisting of Moquet Aubusson aud
Asmipser hotn the most celebrated French manufacto
es Also rich Modallan Velvet and Mosaic Carpets from
Messas CTossley Sons, England together with gen
Of other qualities OF Cafpetngs for sale ON
reasonable terms.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-02-24

IL NoW EN6AOED EXCLUSIVELY As DEALER IN GLASS,
GLASSWARE. CHlN.wARE, QuEENsWAgE
CRocKERY, ON THE soUTH SIDE THE
STREET, NEXT DOOR PREsLEY's,
And nearly opposite the Post Office
Ue BELIEVING that the trade of our town will now war
AD rant establishment devoted solely this branch
oil business, the subscriber calls the attention of his
friends and all who in Of goods in his line
iact that he is prepared 10 receive them the
liberal and accommodating terms. and has hand and
now arriving, very large and well selected stock OF
goods, ordered expressly for the market comprising
usual varieties, and many other ART cies be
with elsewhere IN this town
&. C. blue edged, dpt painted printed white granite,
E0Wn, line and mulberry eerthenware
Pure white, enaellcd, lIs,re, blue figured and gold
band, English china;
White, gold bard. ard decorated french china;
All the varieties Of American cut, plain and pressed
glassware OF Eastern aud Western manufacture;
German and Bohemian glassware, great variety;
English L. ID. pipes American pipes and pipe heads;
AaTge assortment of looking glasses, elegant apanned
tea trays of OuT own imrortation,
BRITANNIA coffee and teapoIs, Casters pitChers ETC.
great variety of first rate quality;
large and elegant assortment OF Cornelius 4 Co.'S
celebrated solar lard lamps, Chandeliers grandoes
gilt olive, ard da:nasK;
Together with large variety Of articles not usually
imported Tor this market.
am prepared TO offer large stock Of goods ordered
expressly for This tradc, on unusually ivoInbc
Assorted packed for the country trade i'll the
best manner, kept con stmtly on hand.
Ny goods put mp III the best manner, by careful
distance BY wagon Otherwise, without risk break
age.
Call and examine goods for yourselves
Particular attention is invited 10 STOCK Of Window
Glass ol all sizes and qualities; which Will be sold
for less prices than before offered 81 Paul and at
very small advance upon the cost the fac
for cash i'll hand RICHARD MARVIN.
in IL. CIV
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Temperance Meeting.

In conformity to general Temperance call, large
meeting convened at the Court House. ST. Paul, FIJI
day evening, Feb. 1s, inst, for the purpose of giving
an expression OF public sentiment relative to the re-
enactment OF the "Minnesota Liquor Law
AZ the hour designated, the audience was called to
order by Lieut.. Simpson, and on motion, Mr. Lot,
Motfett was called To the chair
On taking the chair, NJ. MoTett stated that he
had scrupIes in relation To the enactment OF prohib-
tory aw and asked to he excused from presiding at
the meeting. Whereupon
Mr. Parker moved that Lott Molfet be excused
which was carried and motion, Lieut.. Simpson
was chosen President
On motion Of Mr.. NeiIl, E. F. Parker was chosen
Secretary. ,
The exercises Of the evening began with delight
'al song by the Clee Club Of ST. Anthony. After
which, Mr.. Z. q. Ames, OF 81. Anthony, addressed
the audience at length setting forth in clear and ell
oquenl 81, ie, the grounds which the law is de-
mande by the friends of the c;iuee Of temperance and
to present m respectful manner the reasons
which induce them 10 solicit the aid OF the Territor-
al Government IN the passage and sanction OF such
laws as VIII better effect the object for which they
have assembled on this and other occasions to ex.
press and earnestly desire.
Mr.. Scecumbr, OF st. Anthony, followed m brief
address, wherein the speaker appealed to the Lesis-
lature for the justice Of the cause.
Mr. Ei"eii Of 81. Anthony, in forciblc and elo-
quent RENAL rs addressed the meeting; setting forth
the necessity Of "A prohbitor, law.
Mr.. Neiii of ST. Paul, followed 10 spirited and
practical speech.
After some general remarks NJ. Neil moved that
a committee, Messrs. q. II. Spencer, Post Husunn,
and Wells be appointed to circulate petitions in ST.
Paul.
The President mede remarks applicable TO
the purpose of the meeting.
Mr.. Crcssey of ST. Paul followed and on motion,
Lieut.. Simpson, Messrs. Neill and Cressey were APP
pointed a committee to respectfully invite tha Exec
uiive, Judicial. and Legislative departments attend
and participate in the proposed Territorial Temper.
ance Convention 10 be held on Tuesday, Feb. %,
inst, at the Court House.
During the evening the Giee Club sung several
excellent son,s. givn5 new life to the enthusiasm OF
the evening. J. H. SIMPSON, PreS't.
l.. +. Parker Sec'y
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-02-24

Being stranger in this Territory have been
sonewh hat amused 1T The correspondence, and
editorial maj of the se!isty led Minnesota Dem
ocrat, and have concluded irom an item in the
paper OF "Wednesday Feb. 10. that the Co.'s
blasting powder had failed him consequently, he
had commenced wars upon the weaker sex. The
article referred to, does no, give as IL quotation.
the following information. The "Daughlers of
Temperance" IN Vermont. Kiss the young men TO
see whether they keep the pledge.
We do not know, bat the Col. has been IRE
quently suhjc cted to such trials; if SO, we con-
cude, that he ''must have suffered every thing
for the daughters sake As many articles in
his paper, calculited TO ms-lead strangers
as il daughter Of Temperance. would warn
The Col not to tread forbidden ground, we
have never made any astonishing Developments.
astounding Disclosures, or complained ct GGi-
phtnism: but on The contrary, kept our own Sc
crets, wiihou, the aid of the Lords Of Creation. ~
II he had ever been initiated in The mysteries Of
our order; he would have learned, that da Oh
ter of Temperance need not be under the neceSsi-
~ OF Kissing young man, To find out if he has
been drinking but can tell by seeing old or young
without undergoing the disgusting ordeal COM
ing near enough Ia inhale their breath. | would
advise The Col. after this. TO coniine himself ex-
ciusiyely, 10 pointing out The pecuIiaries o! his
own without trying to expose the fra lilies Of
poor week creatures, Gas the omen are consid-
ered.)
Querry.-Cdn any ne inform Us, ifihc Col.
- not a descendant OF the lshmaetes " hose hand
(as holy wrlt informs us) WAS against every
man:''
A DAUGRTES OF TEMPER aScE
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TERRITORY OF MINNESOTA,
DISTRICT CouRr, FIRST JUDICIAL
DISTRICT. RAMSEY COUNTY {

DISTRICT CouRr, FIRST JuDicIALl
DISTRICT. RAMSEY COUNTY.
Jeremiah Mrhoney against Eliza Mahoney.
To the above named defendant Eliza Mahoney:
NOU ARE summoned and required TO the COM
plant in this action, which is filed in the office of
the Clerk OF the District Court for the First Judicial
District aforesaid, aud TO serve copy of ycur answer
on me, at my Office in the OF ST. Paul, county
aforesaid. within thirty DAYS after the service hereof
exclusive OF the day OF such SERVICE and il you fail to
answer the said complaint within the time aforesaid
the plaintiff in this action will apply the court Tor
the relief demanded in said onplant.
HENRY A. LAMBERT, Plff7s Atty.
Dated Feb g. 1853 aSSt
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TERRITORY OF MINNESOTA.
DIsTRIcr CouRr, FInsT JUDICIAL
DISTRICT. RAMSEY COUNTY.

DISTRICT CouRr, FInsT JUDICIALl
DISTRICT. RAMSEY COUNTY.
William II. Dyer against Sarah Dyer.
TIE the above named defendant, Sarah Dyer
VOU are hereby summoned and required to answer
IL the complaint in this action which is filed in the
office Of the Clerk Of the District Court for the First
Judicial District aforesaid, and copy Of youE
answer on me at my Office in the town Of st. Paul,
county aforesaid within thirty days after the service
hereof exclusive of the day Of such service and you
fail to answer the said mplant within the time afore
said, the plaintiff ia this action will apply TO the Court
for the lief demanded in said complaint.
HENRY A. LAMBERT, Plf's Atty.
Dated Feb. O. 1858. i3-6t
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MINNESOTA TERRIroRY,

Probate Court, Washington County.
Nm reading, and filing, the petition Seth NJ Saw
~ yer, administrator of the estate of John NJ
yer, deceased, late of saltwater in the County OF
Washington. representing that the personal property
OF sad deceased, which has his hands INSULT
Gent 10 pa, the debts outstanding against said estate
AID the expenses OF administration
II Is Ordered, That all persons interested in said
tate, appear before the Judge of Probate Court Of
said County his office in Saltwater on Monday the
l4th day at February, A. u. 1853, show if
there be, why license should he granted to said
administrator TO sell the real estate belonging said
deceased, much thereof shall be necessary to
pay such debts; and that copy of this order he pub
lshcd for six successive weeks the Minnesota Pioneer
HARVEY WILSON Judge of Probate.
saltwater, Dec 2- 1852 I3,-St
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THE STONE STORE.

New Goods at Lolc Prices.
~. SIMPSON, corner of Third and Roberts streets,
- has just received entire stock of Dry Goods,
Boots a. Shoes, Hats Caps, Hardware, Woodenware,
Qneensware etc. Furniture. large stock Farm imple
mens OF all kinds, etc. etc, To which he invites the at
teDtion of purchasers.
June 26, 1851. 90
HtROCERIES-Tea Sugar, Coffee, S. II. Molasses,
June is. QO) j. ". SIMPSON,.
II ETCHUPS, Peppersauce, rickles, Preserves Sauces.
N Brandy Cherries etc. For sale low by
June pc. UU) j. ~. SIMPSON.
large lot of Betstesds constantly hand and for
n sale by june LIDO j. w. SIMPSON.
BACON Hams Shoulders, Sides, Mess Pork, always
ID on hand and Tor sale by
June l6. 40 j. ". SIMPSON.
IIIAMILY FLOUR, EIkadcr and other brands;
II always on hand and for sale by
June Is. 40 IN SIMPSON.
fine assortment, of boots and shoes, polka, buskins,
particular attention is invited by
June 20. QG) j. ". SIMPSON.
DEADY made clothing, large lot, for sale by
H, June rs. j. ". SIMPSON,.
LNRESII butter and eggs, meal, western reserve
Il cheese, etc, for sale low by
June &c. (lJ) j. ". SIMPSON.
(NOOKlNG stoves, Ohio premium, for sale by
~ June 90. j. ". SIMPSON.
uDURE and No. J. lead. glass; putty and nails, nlway
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