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The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-09-22


~HOLESALE Grocer, Forwarding and Commits
w sion Merchant, and General Steamboat Agents
NO ~ levee, Gslcna Ill The attention of buyers is
called 10 my stock of Groceries, Provisions, etc.
Having received by late arrivals from New York, Bos-
ton, New Orleans and 81. !ons which addition nv
former STOCK, renuers my assortment complete. SHAH
continue 20 receive additional shipments from time 10
time, during navigation, the rebs enabling have
fresh and i stock Throughout! te season. and lie able
at all times to FIJI orders the lowest market
The Receiving an For arng Busiaess shall in eve.
~ instance have my personal attention, ny which, des-
patch and care viii be guaranteed and the expense OF
Storage and Drayage much as possible avoided.
feel assured that facilities and long experience in
the Commission ard Forwarding business enable IL
warrant entire satisfaction to any that may favor me
with their patronage.
Liberal Cash advances viii be made Produce an
Merchandise shipped TO me for sale IN this arket Par
tcuiar attention Will be paid the purchase all art
cies not IN my line.
10 Agent for a Galena and ST. Louis and Galena and
St Paul PACKET LINE OF STEAMERS
H. F. M'CLO SKEY.
Galena, Apri, l, 1852. 1T
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AMERICAN MILLS.

THE subscriber having been appointed Agent for the
above Mills, VIII keep constantly on hand supply of
"ENtra Family Flour" Warranted superior any four
sold IN market. II. r. NIcCLOSkEN.
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NEW STORE.

Blu III. ut his new Store on ST. Anthony street,
Hs doors below the Rice House. has Just return
ed from the City Of New York with Stock of Fancy
Dry Goods that can't be beat ia this any other city
OF the Union Among his stock will be found some Of
the finest French GoOds ever imported; ain ,etermin-
ed to give bargains. Ladies, if YOU Goods that
unsurpassed for beauty and cheapness, call nv
new store on ST. Anthony street. and Will sell YOU
Goods at prices that cannot fail 10 give satisfaction.
Millinery goods Of every quality and all varieties
Gloves and Hosiery, of all kinds and prices Ladies'
and Gentlenens' Boots and Shoes. Gents Furnis hing
Goods IN fact, every article in the Dry Goods line
be got st store for cash than any other
establishment in the City. This is true--try and
judge for yourselves.
May 26. l553.--6lf.
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FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS
1 VIII embrace greater variety and be coia-
inandng and general than they have offered in
this market Every article She requirements of the
tail trade demand can be obtained from them.
Ii will be their exeron to so conduct their
business 10 make il the interest ot merchants to deal
with them Every article in their stock will be sold a.
cheap il be obtained in the city, or delivered
from New York or Boston. Ii is their desire to do b.
sihess with responsible merchants and in such man
ner that when once commenced, 1t will continue
lhey know thai their success depends, solely upou
the success 81 their customers and will he their aim to
make their intercourse with merchants mutually and
rcciproCally beneficial.
They ask from merchants who visit S. Iopi. this
Fail, thorough examination of their stock and nrces
ST. Louis. Aug. r, lo13-N
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Galena, Apr. l, 1852
EXPERIENCES

REFERENCES.
=. Chouteau, Jr. T. Co, New York,
Lorinz, Sterling & Co, Pittsburgh,
James Peck y Co, Chicago.
Bridge & Lewis, Detroit,
Ray, Keith & Co., Cincinnati,
Chouteau \ velee, sc. Louis,
James Carter 4 Co., Galena,
s,illman 4 Rood,
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HH LkC IEIyENT-

TIE subscriber having been gent for the
sale of Louisville Cement, viii keep large supply
on hand. and viii be sold small advance from Man
uiictGgerS prices. ii. L. McCLOShEY.
-
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1853. FALL TRADE. IIs53,
BACON. HYDE, CO..
No. 81 Maine street, ST. Louis Mo,
JOBBERS IN
Drugs, ediciLes, Dye StuHs, Paints,
Oils, .arnishes.
ME- oHer TO the fall trade immense stock of
w Goods III our iine, purchased Tor cash ard Sc
eced by lis IN person We guarantee perfect satisfao-
ton as To quality and prices.
White Lead, Linseed Oil and Castor
Oil,
We will sell at factory prices.
All goods sold packed by guaranteed to omen
in good order and strictly AS recommended
We are agents for the sale of
Mckee's Window Glass. New Jersey
Zinc Paint, Nerriit's Concen~
trated Medicines.
LiQ UID GU e.!
All orders viii receive prompt attention. r2n-3m
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EDWARD BOYLE.
BOiler Maker and Sheet Iron Wnrker

Man, Street, Gd'ecea Cherry and Car, 81. Loas.
ANlNG gone 10 very great expense To erect ma
y Il chrery tor mating Boilers the Eastern plan
am now prepared 10 furnish every variety Of Boiler ten
per cehtu cheaper than any other establishment in The
western country. All who OF Boilers will
ma ~ to then interest 10 give call before purchas-
ing Elsewhere.
Always on hand variety of second hand Boilers -
sheet Iron Work and repairing done at The shortest
notice. All work warranted
sept. &, l853.-5t2l.
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CLOTHING.
SPRING SALES. 1872.

SIiALh DE Receiving upon the opening OF ravigation
4 large and well selected assortment OF British.
renCh aud American Dry Goods. Boots and Shoes Tea
ana tobocco; and variety OF fancy articles which
VIII be offered To the trade lower prices the same
sly les nave usually sold in this market. And would
suggest purchasers who have formerly visited other
markets. that much time and expense may be saved by
purchasing their goods here. An examination OF my
stock and prices i respectfully solicited
Elc oil f,..i.
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AYERS CHERRY PECTORsI.
gENiS mriyalied cure for coughs colds, hoarsness,
Il bronchitis whooping- cough, Group, asthma and
consumption. too well known to require certi
Gates, is constantly kept for sale at Hichcox Axtels
and Jarvis ST. Paul. and by dealers medicine every
wherN lll
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HURRAH FOR THE RED LINE.
p.rr,soy EissA . pr~sox.s

E1ED LINE COACHES with the bcs, of teams and
NJ careful drivers are now upon the road betv
Paul and ST. Anthony, ready to accommodate the pub
lie on all occasions. They have large and ent
IVerA stock, several new aud elegant Carriages and
BarOuohes; also new Harness and Horse Furnishing
and cquipages OF the most elegant description.
i. 5. in returning thanks the public for the lib
eIal patronage heretofore bestowed them, Ike
pleasure ia stating that they have Just received in adj
don io their former extensive stock, erai Young,
tlea ard
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THE MCLEAN HOUSE.

TWO DOORS EAST OF THE GENITAL HOUSE, DENcn ST.
ST. PAUL.
NERS. ALLEN having leased this house, which
vi Las just been erected, has furnished in splendid
s le and ~ prepared 10 receive guests by the day
week. Her table is well provided, her beds clean,
her rooms airy, aud her charges moderate.
June 10, le53-yq.
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CHAS. DERBY.

S53.l CHAS. DERBY. 1853.
No. II, Lecee, ST. Louis, No,
Manufacturer of that Old Star Brand Whisky.
HDETURNS his sincere thanks to his numerous Gus
y toners for their liberal patronage, and fully
solicits continuation Of the same ! prepared to
out Two Hundred Bbs per day, of the best quality
ALSO FOR SALE:
100 hhls. N. Y. Brandy, so bbls. Malaga Wine,
10 Fl" Gin, $50 " Mononcahela and
$50 - old Rye Whskey, Bourbon VIII skey.
Also, fine assortment of
Foreign Liquors and Wines.
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BOOTS & SHOES

Mems caIf grained kip and thick Boots and Brocans.
boys aud Youths do do, wonens' calf alp goat ensne
eled Jenny Lind and kid Bootees; Ladies' goat kid and
enamelied Bhskns Ladies' fancy coId Caters and half
Caters and Buskins of every quality and price 4 fan
and complete assortment of the different les Of Mis-.
sesi and cliIireis, rvear -
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stock and prices is respectfully solicited.
The following articles comprise part of nv Stock
Aeriiiae riluts, Embroidered dresses,
1ochcco 90 Irish linens,
mon Go Cap NETS,
HlIa@nts 90 laCcs and sdeings,
i!hl Aliens * Sons prints, Embroidered collars;
blue and Orange DO Dress buttons,
ttchorl Styles, Artificial towers.
Heavy brown shec,ing, Ean,! boNes,
r,no :. :. shiriing, Ladies farcy bonncts,
Brown drilling, Misses
II bleached m. slim, Fame, bonuets;
81 and - " Bonnet rit ems,
o D.ue Iifliiiiss, Cap ard silk :bons,
Ois aehiis, Parasos,
Falls Co Umbrellas
Gable twists Linen table ,ovrrs
Hamilton ticking, Union
Amoskeag Worsied
Apron checks, Jaquaid diaper,
Crash and diapers, LADIES miAea hose
Rr0,xn linen ITnens " white aid black hose
Kentucky jeans, mixed hlse
Plain and fancy Tweeds, Mems half hose
Fame! casslineres, SILK pocket hdkis,
Satnetts. tn hey red .
Lancaster cinghams, Linen Gamble q
Scotch ladies Kid gloves,
Muslin de lanes, lsie thread gloves
Barage de aines cotton
Plain barages Misses
Portsmouth lawns, Mems Z" 81
French =" Isle thread gloves,
III ana hgured sl.ks, kid glove
Coiored grapes, SILK cravats
Grape lisses, Summer sha,ys
W lite illusion, Linen thread
Co!oTcd Cotton Z"
tHtCh tdH!bFlCs, SpoOt thread,
!acoLet, " Knitting cotton,
SWISS ana book muslin, Needles, pins.
Bishop lawns, Percussion CAPS
foFlihs, Braiis, suspenders,
Tapes. steel pens, Peal buttons
Ihmbles razOrs, Agate
Razor strops, Coat and vest buttons
Hooks and eyes, PENCILS,
Violin strings, Gold pens
GIN BOWS, Tea and table spoons,
Niolns, Table cnllerv
ivory COMBS, Pocket knives,
BECK Scissors and shears,
Side 't Toxs Xc
Riding "
TEAS.
aoNng Tyson, Gun powder,
Imperial Black.
VIRGINIA TOBACCO.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Mems Kip boots, Womens' morocco ties
I" thick - Jennv linJ
~ Gail - CATERS |. l-2 do
Womens' kip bootees, Children's shoes
Misses :" Boys brogans,
Womens' enameled 90 Mems :"
Misses ca;,ers
Nomens' morocco boo'ees, pumps,
buskns
Misses palm leaf hats, White Shirts
BOYS " q" Flannel =.
Mems leghorn
!. A. PACKARD,
1O4 Main street, Gacna, H.
Calena. March 9th, 1S52 SOL
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Saint Eouis.
P. cHoUTEAU, Ja. JAS. HARRISON. FELIX VALE
IRON MOUNTAIN IRON AND NAILS.
ChOteau. Harrison e. VaIle.

UNROPRIETORS Of the st. LOUIS ROLLING MILLS
II will keep on hand full supply Of merchant bar
ron, boiler plate, sheet iron and nails, at
their establishment from the of the Iron Mountain,
and will also keep ali other articles usually kept in IN
iron store which they invite the attention Of count
merchants.
~ Warehouse, No. l29, Second street, St. Louis, Mo
CHAS. W. BORUP,
Agent at ST. Paul.
May 8, 1851. 3-,f
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WELL BROKE HORSES!

specimens Of stock that have been equaein the
Territory. Their present stock needs bat be to
be admired ard approved by discriminating publc.
VIII our friends ard the public remember that at the
Livery stable in the OF the American House. at the
upper end OF saint Paul they at all hours have such
convex ance by land whcals horseback, they
may dcsi ire. PATTISON Il BENSON.
ST. Inli. June so lal3 IL
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w. :. SWIMMER,

GENERAL NEWSPAPER AND ADVERTISING AGENT,
{ NORNER OF Second and Chestnut streets, (over the
~ Post Office ST. Louis, Mo.
REFERENCES
aIessrs. n. & w. Campbell, Aessrs Hayden Wilson,
Adolphns Meier&co' HAIR Il Whittemore.
ST. Louis, June r. eff
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eUSI RECEIVED
- 80 frkins good Butter;
so bbls, extra Mess Pork;
IS A Sugar;
so do:
1000 lbs. Cheese;
10 Kegs GOLDEN syrup;
10 hall bbis. do;
bbls. do:
Is kegs 3. II. Molasses;
half bbls. do. do;
10 bbs, do do
10 N. .. Moasses;
And large lot of fresh Family Groceries, of every
descriptions for sale very low, wholesale or retail
90 .in b. PRESLEN.
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Agent for Il Galena and 1T. Louis, and
Galena and st. Paul Packet Line of
Steamers.
spr
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MENDOZA HOUSE, MENDOZA.

MIN DUH UUI Sc, VEN EJUTl.
n Would respectfully inform the public that have
taken the Farribault House. in the town Of Mendo-
Ia, and prepared TO accommodate boarders perma-
nent or transient.
The house Is newly fitted M, is connections, and
pleasantly located, and pains viii be spared my
enteasors to make il of the comfortable in
the Vest.
JAMES BRUCE.
MenI Inlx
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DIR. STORMS sCOTCH COyGI CANDY

a agreeblc and useful compound for diseases of the
"a chc-t aud iungs-tcnerl Agents. Barnard, Bro &
Co, 81 Louis, Mo. For sale by The Druggists of Gale
ma at st. Paul, by j. w Bahcock Hitchcock Kellogg.
and WIN. Constans; o! 81 AmlhoMy. hx j. T. Miison.
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RIO RIDING.

FEW respectable boarders will find comfortable
IA home ut moderate charges, in Of the
ra parts Of the city. l., HOWE.
E.il, ~. Inn L.
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Notels auo Goarotmg Douses
MISSISSIPPI HOUSE.

MISSISSIPPI TIUISE
CORNER EAGLE AND HILL SITS, sr. PAUL, MINNESOTA
FH1E subscriber has taken the above and fitted
il up for The reception OF boarders q style
PASSED bv an, house in the Territory.
Boarding by The day week on reasonable terms.
5. A. THOMPSON.
81. Paul. April a. '53.--y52.
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TO BLACKSNITHS.
KEyE viii give for good blacksmiths scraps IA c's
per To- in trade for Iron. No street. scraps boua t.
augl2-u IRON MOUNTAIN IRON STORE
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MINNESOTA YEAR BOOK FOR ls53--J,.t r,c,,
AVx and for sale by LIZ DUO & ROHRER
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UNTIL JANUARY 28th.
New Discovery for the Eyes!

NEW DAsCOScFy AOf the eyes!
l.zs@9=;;,
sPECTACnES, g. GROUND on the exact principle of
spherical accuracy, by II. SERMONS 81 Son, the eel
ehraed Opticians, from the improved Spectacle Manu-
factory and Liverpool Optical Establishment Waterloo
Road Lverpool-estAblshed more than a century ago.
ii SemmOus & Son, the sole inventors of the I'M
proved Spectaces, and various improved Glasses,
now on professional visit TO this place, and may be
consulted at their Office, over D. SCOTT JRs. Drug
store, No. 2i5 Main street, Worcester.
They have had the honor of attending the pf;ncipa
towns in the United Kingdom where they have expert
enced the most hatteiing encouragemeHt-aud having
been earnestly solicited 10 make visit for short iime
they have the honor of announcing their arrival from
Liverpool, with most splendid assortment Of their
newly invented and improved Spectaces. Such is the
superiority OF these Glasses that persons having III
named or weak eyes may easily be relieved by using
them and they possess the property OF preserving the
precious OTgCn OF sight the most advanced period of
life, while they enable both the old and the young to
pursue the most minute employment fer any lengin of
time either by day candl6light As several ndivid
1as of the United States have proved their eff acy they
with confidence solicit the further avors of the public
wnlrh they VIII ever be proud to acknowledge,
ing those who enlTust them with their commands that
no exeftion will be wanting th,r part to merit thc
confidence and appreciation Added 10 the advantages
possessed by them OF long practice in the Eye nrma-
RES and one OF the most eminent 0Cuiisis, by which
they have obtained thorough knowledge Of the disea
ses of vision.
Mr. 5 q, Son beg to STATE that thew repair NIL kinds
of ODticaI Instruments such ne T;alesccones MiC,o
scopes &C. Also, Barometers, Thermometers, Hy-
promoters, etc
OFFlGE HOURS from O'Clock in the nOmmg, IN.
I'll O'Clock IN the afternoon.
TESTIMONIALS.
OswEGo, N. Y, Nov 18th, 1852.
Having had occasion to rs, sDectacIes 1or several
years past and finding great difficulty in Drocnrino \
pair that would srif NV ewes was recon,men5ad n
call on Messrs H. Sermons & Son, the celebrated On
tci in this civ They immediately fitted pair
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Dr.. C. A. Hills Canker surnn-

- " - @~@1A . OtHhOL DyIUU,
LNOR the speedy cure of Canker ia the mouth throat
Il stomach and bowels Bronchitis, Catarrh in The
throat, which affects the first portion of The bronchial
ubes leading TO all the parts IL makes an excellent
wash Tor old waiery Canker Sores This compound h
prepared ana put up 10y DIR. G. A. HILL,
Jan2l dly No. III Main street. Worcester.
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Stocks Exchange, aud Money Broker,
10 goo Main street.-Uncurrent Bank Notes,
Dras Stocks and Specie, bought and sold. Bills Of Ex
cnange drawn on Barring, Brothers, & Co.. payable in
England Ireland, Scotland &c, in suit Drafts,
and Notes collected in any State in the Union, and the
Canadas. Loans negotiated, &C., &C.
Office directly front OF the Worcester House and or
posile the Worcester County Bible Socieys Depository
Worcester, MAY 10, 1859. dlstf
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Is happy to say those who suffer for the want of
the simple remedy make them we'll that patients can
he accommodated If il is necessary for them to remain
IN the city, with board and treatment though most who
call at my Office, take their medicine TO their homps
and m short time get letter from them stating that
they ave better or quite well
Those who wish to consult me- can do so at nv office
NC. III Mann street, MOrcester. d u iln21
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Another gr6at cnrn of nrsnensln.


Astonishing success Of the OrygeHaied Buffers.
New HAVEN, November 90 1851.
Messfs REED, Bates q dustin, Genuemen,-I feel
that no sense Of prde delcacy should deter me from
expressing publicly, my gratitude, for the astonishing
power and efficacy your Oygenated Bters in reslor.
ing me to health, after suffering more than six years
from Dyspepsia, and Liver complaint, during which
time, had the best medical advice, with no benefit
cept temporary relief.
Some three years ago my ease became hopeless,
from an attack of diarrbaa, which confined me to my
bed Tor eight weeks causing great prostration of the
whole system l Obtained little relief, but he darrhga
continued ana the pain ard suffering endur
cd can hardly b. described; the most delicate food dis
tressed me, causing headache, fatulency, and
acidty ofhe nach my spilitsl too, at Zines,
depressed from the disease; shat felt if nothing
could make cheerful again; the singing of
birds, and music, of which always so fond tended
only ill my soul with sadnesss and render my spirits
more gloomy and depressed
About two months ago, was so much reduced that
could scarcely any food whatever and was obliJg.
ell TO take my bed in despair of getting any better
ami feeling that my desease beyond the power of
medicine. At this time, read some the certificates
of remarkable cures, By tie Oxyeen4ed Bit:ers and
obtained bottle of the medicine. However surprising
it is nevertheless true that was almost Immediately
relieved Of every symptom Of my various Complaints and
gaiued SO rapidly, thai wonder to all who knew
me, after using four five bottles of the medicine.
am now in better health than / have euioved for
many years, and attribute my restoration by the grace
Of Got, TO your invaluable medicine / shall recommend
TO all who suner from any similar complaints, to try this
wonderful remedy.
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Wanfed Tmmediatelu

A GREAT chance TO make money From SIS to so
"a easily realized every day, by any person. in either
ely or country, with the knowledge of and use
iu discovery of universal demand, which will forward
by return OF mail, on enclosing to HENRY G. TAY-
hOR, ST., sheldonve, Mass, post paid This is
great chance for nvads clerks young men, Students
or any person wishing to make from So 10 SIC a day,
as It is Immediately lucrative in any part of the United
States. Those already commenced, realizing a
large income as it is of universal demand. apply i'm
mediatey, and secure this opportunity. d2w janet
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New York CRYSTAL Palace.

NOTICE given by the Association Tor the EXHIB.
IN ITlON OF THE INDUSTRY OF ALL MA
TIONS, TO all parties in America DESTROYS of cOntrbu
ting to the Industrial Exhibition 10 be opened in the
City ofNew York, 10 May, 1858
All pes DESTROYS OF obtaining ace i'm the Build.
ing erected On Reservoir Square, in the City Of New
York, by The Association for the Exhibition Of the In
dustry Of All Natons requested send In their APP
picatons for Space before the hrst day of February
1853 Immediately after which date the Association
will proceed to decide on Applications and allOt space
Each Application must furnish The Exhibitors name
and address il full and state whether he is Manufactu
rer Proprietor Agent II must contain a concise
description of the articles offered for Exhibition and
statement fahe Precise Dimensions Of the Space re.
quired II on Wall, by Height and Length; IL on Floor
or Counter, by Lengi and Breadth.
Applications must be signed by the persons proposing
10 exhibit aud be addressed to the Subscriber, AZ the
office Of the Association, No. 55 Broadway New York
The Association hopes that attention will be given 10
the of this notice, and that It's
will be carefully observed in making applications.
BY ORDER WhETTEN, Secretary.
No charge will be made TO exhibitors for space al
loed.
JANUARY 5, 1858 jams dew
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Excelsior Eating House No. 237

Excelsior Eating House No. 237.
4 Ills neat and beautiful Eating House Is kept by
Messrs. TIIAYER 81 GATES,
where they keep constantly hand all varieties Of Con
iectontIy, Foreign and Domestic FRUITS &C. at whole
sale and retail.
In connection with the above they have fitted a room
expressly for Ladies' and Gents Relteshmeni Room.
They also furnish families with the best kinds OF Oy-
Eters by the pint quart or gallon
Messis Thayer & Gates hope by their united efforts,
to merit continuance Of that generous patronage which
has hitherto been bestow ed upon them, by discriminate
Ing public BENJAMIN THAYER,
oet2l DIFF d.. q. GATES.
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" a N 7 Ed

DY the Board of Overseers Of the Poor of the City
ID OF Worcester, Man and his Wife TO take charge
OF the ALMSHOUSE ESTABLISHMENT of said
City, to commence on the LIST day of April next Pro-
posals, accompanied by good recommendations will be
received till the first day of February, by
EDWARD SOUTHWICK,
Clerk of the Board.
Worcester, LannarY 10. Is53 da,r2r