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The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-07-07

On Thursday the lightning train ran into
flock of sheep several miles west of this
place, making considerable havoc. Quite
alted high! Of course We quote mutton and
wool as "firm with upward tendency
The locomotive caught five of them a. they
came down, where they remained till the
train reached the depot, when two of them
jumped off and made themselves scarce be-
fore the conductor had time to collect their
fair The others declining to pay, were put
of as ssdead heuds. .'-Grand RiUer Record.
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For the Gazette.
TO THE EVENING STAR.

ny MRS. EMILY GERTRUDE MAGACLIrF.
Hesperus. sweet star Of night,
Moving through the azure bright,
Beaming on us from afar,
With a soflened love, pale star!
Hespcrus! sweet star Of love!
In thy cloudless path above,
Thus in twilight's fairy hour,
Shed'st thou now thy witching power.
While thou shincst, elfns play
In their mirthfui, noseless way
Gambol on. nor deem thy light
Shining with love too bright.
Hcspcrus. sweet star Of eve!
When thou thy present path dost leave,
Travelling on TO realms afar,
Haste 10 meet sAurora's car
Lead me in thy sinless track,
And to joys divine call back
All my hearts aspiring train,
Tost on Lifa's tempestuous main!
Davenport, June 81, 1853.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-07-07

A WHOLE ALE BITCHES During discussion
between Drs Draper and Watson, at Boston,
Dr.. w. stated that In the course OF four years
and half, he had taken from the citizens Of
Boston and vicinity, one hundred barrels OF
blood and adminis.sFed ~ pounds OF mercury.
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DAYc,Ns.-EIere Is Hoiacs Greeley's opin.
on:-"We o bel eve dancing manly by small
neighborhood parties, without parade OF dress or
other ensive adiuncts Observation-Disclosures hours
at auy one assemblage, ,closed long .e'ose MD
night and rigidly guarded axain>l all eeee.s Of
Stimulating beve,a :es mt yht BE- most admira.
BILE recreation, sec ring the appreciation end
countenance Of the religious and 50 ase, but
conducted as it is. II probably eyhausis mora
than il Tenovates, and corrhpts more than Ii
improves"
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-07-07

SAVE YouR E,R>iNGs.-The practice which
apprentices, clerks, aud oth,rs have 81 spending J
heir eaInings a. last as they aceunui iie, Is one
.reat reason Why so many never attain post
ton above mediocrity IN lite. A p,rssn who
,eceivcs but small compensation for his
.evices, will, win lilrle care over his ex-
chcquer, aud system oil regulali In his ex-
.enai ures, find that at the end OF the year be Is
prepa ed to encounter any emergency OF mshap
lul, as general ,hins, insy manage to gltr rid o
their earninIs quite as quick as they are due,
hus leaving them Who'll y unprepafed tor emsf-
grhciss, sickness or oihelW A systam o
curtailpg N csssary expense, II adopted oul
younger tolks, wouli bring around The mos
happy and graulylDg results, and be the means
OF AIS ny TO elninence and 8 andng in society
many who now have contracted the halit o
parting with their earnings so readily aud tool
ishy-tor, the h lbit ot keeping continually
IN uebt begets indifference and dissipation,
lack OF seli-Tespect, aud an wter disregard fo
.uure prospects. The real cause fer grea
deal OF crime may be traced to the habit OF |
foolish expenditure Of money in earlier days.
| Alb. Trans,
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AN INTERESTING ExPERIMENT The Della
ware Journal has the following notice OF an at
tempt to introduce the sky-.arx into this coun-

tiy:
Sly. Larks.-A colony of sky-larks, forty
two in number, were recently imported som
Eng and by a gentleman ot this city and liberated
On the farm samuel Candy, about four miles
gu, Of town, with the hope OF perPetuating the
species in this country and TINS adding asongster
OF much .enown 10 our forest choir. The birds
hew from the place at which they were retea.-
ed, in various directions, and for the most part
in focks Of three 10 twel.e, aighung mostly
within sight upon adjoining farms. Several OF
them have been seen within . last ten days
one about two miles from the pom, ot disPes-
sion rising high in the air, singing as At ascs"d-
ed
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FLOUR

E&TRA winter wheat and superior flour from Nc
i Lhne mills for sale at g. l.. .DANENPOhl's.
davenport, June ., 1851.
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B. SANFORD,

b. 6ANFOhU,
CORNER OF SECOND AND BRADY STREETS
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
Dealer In all kinds of
Drugs, Chemicals, Paints, Oils Varnishes, Putty
Glassware, SC.
. complete assortment of Groceries, ffuits, 'is
Confectionery DC Choice Liquors, for Medicinal pur
poses. Coffee, Teas Sugars, Moasses, syrups sesafs
tobacco, Snuff &co. In short almost every ming !,
the line Of Drugs and Groceries; all of the best quality
ana al the lowest price.
davenport June 9th, 1885,.
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Three o'clock on Saturday.

i We have often been puzzled to know why
lit is, that people in other nations can earn
j their subsistence with halt their minds
| whilst we seem obliged to throw our whole
souls into the business. We should also
| like to understand, why, in these days, when
steam does most of the hardest work. We
should have to toll as many hours every day
as our forefathers did, whose acquaintance
with steam was derived chiefly from a slum-
berous observation OF the tea-kettle. For a
century, ingenious men have been contriv-
ING labor sauinq machines, but whose labor
has been saved thereby. 1t used to take
the farmer half the winter to thresh out his
grain; he does it now in one day; but he IS
as busy as ever. What is the use of having
the patent Office packed with models, and OF
having labor-saving machines in every shop,
and house, and barn, and shed, ii after all.
most of US are obliged to work as hard and
as long as people did in the good old stupid
DAYS before the revolution! None, that We
can see. But it seems the good time is
coming at last. On large number OF
wholesale stores down town, may now be
seen notice to the following effect-"This
store will be sedhereafter at three o'clock
on Saturdays"
| Three hours are thus clipped from the
end of the week-precious hours to those
who know how to use them. But why at
the end of the week. Would it not be bet
ter to let out store at three o'clock on
Wednesdays. as schools were formerly, and
give the clerks breathing time at the half
way house between Sunday and Sunday
But Saturday is good, though Wednesday
might be better; and we congratulate the
mercantile community upon this rescus OF
one hundred and tifty-six hours per annum.
| from the soul-oblivion OF business. We
trust the fashion will take. We hope the
time is not very far distant when one after
noon in every week will be universal holi-
day. We shall then believe there is some
thing in the patent office, Notwithstanding
present appearances are against it.--t. I.
Home Journal.
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VIRGINIA GtRLs.-A Hanover county Va) cor
respondent Of the Richmond Dispaici, under
date OF the 5th ut writes as follows:
see from the Savannah News that the Geor.
gia girls are Telling trees, and cutting shingles.
We have in this county two girls following the
same occupation. Taey get ont six Thousand per
wsek by their own bands ai 81 80 per thou and.
Tney supply the whole demand i, that region
Of country, and many are sold in the Richnon
market; they have BY din, oiindustry purchased
an excellent piano. Their task is six thousand
per week They shorten their task BY working
at night in the fishing season, thereby gaining
Saturday which they devote TO pleasure. They
90 TO The Psmunky liver and haul the seine, re-
sardes. ofthe depth OF water. They can dive
deeper, stay under niger, and come cut dryer
than anv other gisls in the United States. Now
let The Georgia girl. cut aad come again.
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Beverly Tucker, Of Virginia, is said to have
projected a new y mocra'ic paper, to be pub
Iished in Washington ty. II he will say once
wees as good thing as he said 10 Douglas,
just before the meet rg Of the Bitimore Con-
venfion We will guarantee his success The 'lit-
tie giant was Just then manufacturing friends as
ast AS he could, and was willing" to every
body. Saunteriug up to Tucker one day, and
throwin. his arm famiar'y around him be SAID:
swell iri.ni Tucker, whaf can | do tor You !"
'sWnen YOU are elected President said iaek.
er, ''come up to me In this va, and iw'li th
youn
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DAVENPORT BOOK STORE

DAVENPORT BOOK STOKE
w. FI. Hol1aac9 Go GO.
A1I1H KEEP constantly on hand
ZiSkAN% for sale to dealers, at WHOLESALE
arl6d RATES, u good stock OF
WRAPPING, PRINTING, CAP, IEmTIER, m hoi T.
AND ENVELOPE PAPERS-LNpEnOPEs,
PENS, PENCILS, & BLANK BOOKS;
And at retail fair assortment of Miscetaheo"s nooAs'
SchooIbooks, Stationery. ,,pppc
A,.n c,Su raid for RAGS. Corner OF Brady ana
Third streets, Davenport, Iowa .uhe =, @ ,e''.
H. A. PORTER,
poopss,,.r and stationer, and Dealer in Wall
Paper, Rock Island, Ills.
Ais, AGENT for Princes Improved Mclodeons, and
Firth, Pond & Co.'S. Pianos. ,,
SURVEYORS Instruments furnishedto order.
June 9Th, 1888 ------------------
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HApnwARE ESTABLISHMENT.

NEXT DOOR TO THE posi- oFfioh.
The subscriber confines his business 70 na.yir
every description including Inols. Files, Fece-"ir
nav - N''' 'if W. II. HlLDREIH.
Davenport, June 9th, 1883
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H. A. PORTER

JOHN H. MORTON.
House and Sign Painters Glaciers, Paper
Hangers, &C.,
MOULD respectfully inform the pnn,r pain,n ni,,
w still continue carr. on the business OF r''i'
In all its branches with neainess and dispateh.
Shop on Main street. [wes side,l between front h'
Second streets. davenport, June ., ls53-i ~ I
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The following funny narrative we publish
ed some time since, but it will bear an oc-
casonal repetition
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

HORATI0 G. BARNER,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR At LAW,
Le Claire, Iowa.
win practice his profession in the Courts OF me en-
Ipdicjai District also in the supreme and Fedora
Courts Of this State.
The best of reference can and wiz ne cheerh.a si'
en- II required. June y. loa'' '"'!
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LANES TH0R1NGTUN,
AGENT FoR
.Pioneer Line Of Packets for Australia
NEW YORK.
Il. STATES LIFE INSURANCE.,
ANNUITY AND TRUST COMPANY,
PHILADELPHIA.
FRATERNAL MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY,
June g. 'IntlssA >, otr'--- o
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a,zrrrE BUILDINGS, CORNER or SECOND AND BRADY
STREETS, DAVENPORT, IOWA.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-02-03
~ ankec Ciri's Western Expcrience

n ankce g;rl, who has been spending some trnc
out W est AMI gctin, tired, returned Ea st. ivcs ih,
- Lonis Republican her OF iniun of her VISIT in the
following verses;
Now, Father. Mother, sukcy, Ne!l, Mat,y and al
the rest,
Sit down aud listen while I tel you what have
learned ''Out West"
am back in Oh Connecticut, the s.land of steady
! ways'
And if was not diliidcnr. and did moi hate self:
praise,
! would tell you what ihe people say abou, US cyan
kcc girs,''
How "smnit' an "w,le awake" we are to all l,fc,s
twists and Wils.
bu never mind. 1 went, yoV know, to see the world
myself,
And in the corner of my BRAIN Kept littl: shelf
10 s'o" away the facts gained and pull them down
a, will,
Well frs; learned, ere hail way there to call In,
baggage "plmdcr,''
TO 'Fcckon" too, instead of guess" and ''to;c -
without blunlcr;
Never to fall behind the time but always be on hand:
For Western folks are prompt, nor Ike for law ones
10 stand;
And nothing here lies long a, rcsttllc word is "ro
ahcad;'
People don't stop to TAXA thing is done as soon as
said,
A famous place it is for cash. to make, 10 lose and
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ARCm,TmrruRE HOUSE BUILpINa

MARTi.> y. CLAIR, Fort Street 81. iaui,
nFFE3S his prof ssoia services III the above
y branches. He feels assured from tae confidence
ii osed his abty and skill for the last year
ny the accomplished Citizens oi town, TO
offer his services IN any department OF building that
bc required. He undertakes to DC sible for
the faithful and complete execution oi his work. and
will be prompt to perform II within the time saecifeI
ia the ntract 39-ly
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Z. :. NEW ELL.
Com Nerchaut.

A Nd Dealer in Foreign and Domestic Hardware.
Il cook. parlot and heating stoves OF all Kinds.
!eCttd rom The Troy Cincinnati aid Louis n.atkcS
comprising The most varied assortment Of dnuhle oven
stoves nd ranges the Eastern market affords, i!oc,.
war h'ttc>, pots ovens. shiiltts, furnaces, fry s pans
waffle IRONS, shOycls, tOugs, a..
Aiso--i"rming utensils, pousls cradles, rahes hoes,
shoNtS, acH ties, snaihs, axes, saws, sad irons, zc
srsin9 halaEcrs. coffee mills, nails, tack>,
Japautd All kinds, lamps and ctni!c.iicis oi
brass, iron und lin; i,itia and hiichc ware, ,ca and
coffee pots spoons, ladies, >himaers caee
la scrub blackir and other trishts hvraulc
apparatus; We!!. ciserE and house pumps ui all
water rams lead pipe, sheet. bar ris lend, Ac q
my stand Third, near Roberts street Saint rau
Mlnnceota. L. = y
september 4, ISL. 2A-!f
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Aol" MlNNESOTA TERRITORY THURSDAY FEBRUARY 3 1881

,VatIon OF It IN his own country. and who has been
Dusty engaged The past season IN making beat
tfdi baskets from native growth lie informs
ie that this is the best article of the kind he has
ever seen; thar it is tougher and stronger than the
imported willow. 1t is not. Of course 81 straight
and uniform in size though it was cultivated bu.
,h's Is easily 'emedied, and the cultivation Of it will
ne commenced casy the coming spring. II will not
be at all strange if within five yea,s the basket
willow should become an important article Of cNpor,
hom this Territory.
Yours, very truly J. wv
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ST. PAUL FEHR

TENiE subscribers have now ready new horse boat
q and AL things in complete ordrr icr crossing the
~. Paui IOwer Landing, with al passengers
and teams. We shall be III Attendance al the Ferry, at
the usual hers u business and nle shall
the attendance of gopl f,rrypan. The
of fTrlae lower here tdn at any Ottr ierrN
from 81. Louis 70 81. Paul.
JAMES COODIVE,
ISAAC N.GoODiit T.,
,j22 TrDlriotors.
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ANOTHER DRY GOODS STORE.

FENIE subscribers have ia that oid store o honcst
Il pute, formerly kept by Mr.. Hopkins, 4 stock Of
goods which they brought here with them abar.ain
the advantages Of which they disposed share
tail with any good citizens worthy OF the Offer They
t.avc general assortment Of Dry Goods, including
Blankets for Coats Pants Stuifs Boots ard of n
sizes, and many other articles in this pSr,met
common.
The, have also, Tobacco Tea, and some other Gro
cerIes which be glance by those who will
make them call. j. ~. n :. M'CI.tfNG.
Janc01m Third al near b. W. EIunson's store.
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FRESH MEAT.

have arrans enicHi row Or heeriIs fresh meat oi
ice, winter nptratufe; and as shall be spar
ing, of pains money, have the choicest,
beet polh, n.utc lamb saususe, and other varieties
customers NAV send Al their servants or children.
lit o todcriinc, STEAK, roast, something else that
coed, and they shall have the best in III. shop aDd
honest weight. Ny shop, remember, IS on 81. Anthony
street just tw steps aOo.c FuiicI's story brC&-
maN 2I-bic WILLIS.
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JOHN HOLLAND,
AND APPRAISER

Gt EiLING or buying Merchandise Real Estate
~ fully attended io at i2 to per CenI. commission
Now on sale Il lot OF good Mahogany aud Black Val
Furniture; chairs, Ueavk sleott g. calico an
fdnmcls nails, MIXED paints anI coiors, OIL, put,y,
nsh panied and grained doors, glazed sash, si.ns
slelslis auJ carriages painted on the premises.
Bnsiucs> rooms rent.
H.uqnf's Furniture Rooms, Ccntrai s.. Pa,d.
Dee. @ le,2-3i #
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RTCU'S SALAMANDERS SAFES.
W;ider:S PATENT

A Large assortment of Safes of various sizes and
~ patterns, with and without powder proof lochA
Tor sale at the Depot, 46 Wntcr street, New York
Bdrslar-proo Bank Vaults, and Vault Doors made to
order.
STEA2NS /. MARTIN, laie Rog, Stearns &
Co. successors to Rcl, & Coz las Water md corn
If %. Avenue ard -. Mark Place, ~ Y, sole pro-
prieiors Rchs Patent, and the ony makers OF Sal
malder safes, combining Wilder and Rich's patents
WM CONSTANSs co,
Nov Is l972-tf AGENTS st Psul.
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=. 4. n. cy.tE.T.

ATTORNEY MD tUU NSEIIOI AT LAW,
NJ lii attend promptly and faithfully 10 al business
min IN the Ii oi his Profession. al
saltwater. s.. Paul, 81. Anthony aud Throughout the
Fcrrory al 6iu.ntsots and the adjoining counties Of
lhc STATE oi Wisconsin. Olice, SriL!.w TER, MIN.
REFEHENCES.
His Tx. Alex. Ramsey, Geo w. Campbell & Co,
81 Paul. Gdltn;l
Dr. c. W. bornp. =" Nr. r. Lansing, g
Mr }. w simpson, - Nr. s. o. Bullcr. st. Louis.
Hon. Nv Loouis, Piisb's j. IL. iaTk'h a. 10.
{. ShgieF, Sani'i " cthCr,lla a Co.'S
j. L. MOoTteat., Esq. Jos. - Buter N Co. Gin.
c. W. Jackson, Esq. q" air. Jus l.. Ecgg-, ~
SAM Gorniy. Esq. :" Mr.. q. Walker, Marine NJ is
Maj. J. B. Butler. aud . II. Burke,
citizens generally, - :" 4. j. Butler,
39-lS
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,.EAT STALL.

TIE sbsc rihCr has st opcne at the corner oi Third
] and jackson >is, III ICiIEN'S STALL, IL which
will be found usual every variety Of he best meats that
be obtained l. will be his GBdeaVUr to the
wants OF his customers prompy and to d.a uslis and
hun0rdJly with those VINO favor him With call
Ills experience him al his opacity justice
tice and skill. ii. 4. WOLF.
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w have bnnyht tae brick black smith shop q
W MIR Taylor aid tse pow shop adjoining 1t, near iDe
JUNCTION of Fort Hill ST. Alhun, streets, st. Paul
where shall carry biach>niihiug and poW making
IN all of the business either fun shng stock
not mny he desired. We intend 10 10 worn strict
H. UPON cash principles. while, therefore, shall lgid
ly prompt me the price. o our labor wilt be
VERY Low. VIII tue public try our work ard cur
prices! ABBOTT Il SONS
l3-y
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CONSTANS n BURBANK.
Storage, Forwarding and Commission

EUAYE on hand hour, pork bu,ier ani most kinds Of
Provisions and Groceries; which they y Ill sell rs
ow as ANY respectable dealers in town; aud wi dev-
cr the in any part Of the cit! Free OF ENrcnse
Dec. 9. l5j2--:f kahdalfs LeNcc
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Ill. NJ. Z, DAVIS.

TrRNER IN CENE8AL,
Corner of Fnufh and Peter street in building lately
occupied as the Sash Factory.
CThR Bansters, Baltstrades, Columns of the diff
- icrcnt orders of architecture, Too iundies Wagon
Hubs, Sc, ture 10 order PROMPTLY and worimanlike
manner. sePt3U-2l-y
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EAGI.h. IlAKI.RY.


"a OW ] shall have hand, at all hours ol day abd
~ night, loaycs, crumpes, cracacrs, cakes oi ali
sors,-sycry thing in my line, dore up riding I"
tho best Of my skill Thanking our public for past
encouragement, shall continue 10 earn your Custom.
Corner Of 81. Anthony aud Fort streets.
April IS, lo5s. l32-u) GEO. SFENCE.
ST. PAUL BAk n F,A Y ..-fsOOD EATING.
Ii who love good eating, call AT the st. Paul Bake
N n, where they do things up White, rot Brosn.-
We shall have hand Mt ali tunes, Bread aud Crack
crs Cakes and Candles of every description; Ice Cream
and small Beer, and every thing else in line Call
and see for yourselves. Z a. w. BATES.
~ p.ul April 90 IeJ1 2-u
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rASuiONAEIE MILLINERY.

Y
lRGE stock Of B6Un.Is at Mrs. MarviD's Millinery
Esabli. hcut, Third street. al reduced prices. The
Ladies oi st Paul respectfully informed ila' Mrs
Marvin has received n large and very elegant STOCK o
Bonncts, which she i, opening, and to which SHE
invites their attention. she has on hard large
variety, bolh in and macral, which SHIT Is offering
ut lower prices tli'm ever before ia 81. Paul.
Ii Tie Ladies will call early Mrs Vi. has no doubt
that HEY will be induced 10 purchase.
- nj MAJ
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NATHAN Sl'sCER,

N@ctnrkcT end Jc,ccl'r, Thru .St,st, 81, Pant,
EENS Just received well selected stock Of Clocis
Watches a"h je1'elry, consisting III part, fol-
lows: Gold Bracelets Iockots Breas, tins S,,rf pins
Cun Rings, Ear Rings, Finger Rings Gold rcns Pcucli
Chains, Buckles, Slides, Silver and Geruan silver ig
hies Scctacles and Eve procc Clocks and Vaice,
OF every kind, quality and price. Combs Cutlery Fer
Iuntry, &c, hci for sale very cheap for Cash
'IochS, Watches AMI Jewciry repaired III lhe hes,
manner and Warranted A-33 =
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Have YOU gcod Understanding,

U"FC UN SCUI tNUVTNtIUHiN.
MARVIN. invites the public c>a,nine the
~ best STOCK of materials in his line that has ever
been seen IN the Territory. lie challenges either side of
the Atlantic to produce better quality Frcnch Cali
Skiss, specially tdtnted for the winter se.suu.
On hapd also, Ia.!lc l,ne custom made shoes and
gHtcrs. Also, tcntlcmels Gait and Kip Nt1tS the hes,
that can he male. You know the staEd-Taitd street
Roberts street.
Saint paul, November I95l 81
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Y1ANuFACruRER of zinc, tin, sh, ct iron and cop
W. per, informs the citizens U 81 Paul that hc Keeps
On hand large assortment Of Stoves which he VIII sell
very low for cash Tail aI, before hny els where
u>o, tin ware oi the best quality. wholesale and
iG !d,an traders woGid do well ca! and exaniinc.
81. Paul, Jtne 3, lc59. t-lN
Es sUNErI ill,.
.- -.--~-..-- TO buy second i nd furniture, is too
ta. 80 - much i.Ke buN i:.g secoui hard gar
:. 9 ments We inr granted.
CD the people Of uur Territory, wouid
rather prefer to have thcf chars. Wasiat!~, bureaus
and tables, made TO order, aud expressly ir thtr
Gse although old uritIre U,lshi be bought Tor less
ney. Then we thIuA people would rather taV,trii-
Cs made of ie timber tiat here in th' legrtu
manufactured by oar own tcaiica Who nave cast
ih,ir lot iH Minnesota, Tor better, for worse.
W. " III make promptly 10 order, Whatever attic"' ot
furniture NAY be wanted, Of have not what In dt ir
cd ,i8td y aud VIII goods better aud al
thin = CGnsdcaVd, chVarcr. than the. he imported.
Undertaking lrompt! attended to.
SIEE. ), EI7NT,
Manufacturers Of Cabinet War, unu tdr.iIure Third
street. II. l. aui.
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