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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-19

fthe Train is stopped for passenger between any
of the above named points, the charge will be made from
The point last passed by the Train and charge will
be less than twenty-five cents in any case.
Passengers who do procure Tickets (except those
who take the where tickets are not soId,)
will be charged by the conductor per cent. in aI-
diton to the regular rates of fare, provided however
that in shall he receive less than ten nor more
han fifty cents from any passenger, any point
the road
Servants will be required to have two passes, one to
he left with the Ticket Agent and ore with the Conduc-
tor, which passes, must be explicit in granting the pvr
ege to travel on the Free coored persons will be
required produce their free papers, or they Will not be
permitted to travel on the cars.
May lots. THOMAS SHARP,
Sunt Tr.,spor,a,;op
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-19

further supply of superior Gold and Steel Pens;
wiring Fluid and Embossed Envelopes; Spring Tubes
Drawing Paper Large and small Day Books; Ledgers
Cash books, Records-with Pass aad Memora pdum
Books in great variety &c &c (sept 7-s)
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-19
rIymE FOLLOWING RATES Will BE

Il charged on the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad
from and after the 9Th inst.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-12-08
RICHARD MARVIN,
On Third Street. st. Paul.

IS NOW ENGAGED EXCLUSIVELY As DEALER GLASS,
GLASSWARE, cHiNswARE, QUEEnswARE AND
CRocEERY, on THE SOUTH SIDE THE
STREET, NEXT DOOR PREsLEy's,
And nearly opposite the Post Object
~ BELIEVING that the trade of our town will now war
y rant an establishment devoted solely to this branch
al business, the subscriber calls the attention of his
friends and all who of goods lne to the
TACT that he prepared receive them on the most
liberal and &c commoGaing terms, and has hand and
ROW arriving, very large and well selected stock of
goods ordered expressly for the market COMPRISING the
usual varieties, and many other articles to be met
with elsewhere in this town.
C. C. blue edged, dpt, painted printed, white granite
flown, bEe ana mulberry earthenware:
Pure White, enaleiled, lusire, blue figured and gold
band, English china;
White, gold band, and decorated French china;
Al! The varieties of American cut, plain and pressed
glassware OF Eastern and Western manufacturer;
German and bohemian glassware, i great variety;
English T. ID. nipes American pipes and pipe heads;
large assortment of looking glasses elegant iapanned
tea trays of our own importation;
Branna coffee ard teapois, casters pitchers etc. q
great variety Of first rate quality;
large and elegant assortment of Cornelius 4 Co 5
celebrated solar lard lamps, chandeliers grandoes etc
gill, olive, and danasK,
Together with large variety of articles not usually
imported for this market
am prepared to offer large of goods ordered
expressly for this trade, unusually favorable terms
Assorted crates packed for the country trade the
best manner, Kept stantly on hand.
My goods put mp III the best manner, by careful
and experienced packers and may be transported any
distance by wagon Otherwise, without risk or break
age.
Call and examine goods for yourselves
Particular attention invited my of Window
Glass OF all sizes and qualities; which will he sold
Tor less prices than before offered in ct Paul and al
very small advance upon the cost at the manC
for cash in hand RICHARD MARVIN
iu ~. CIV
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DOWN COMES THE PRICE OF CT

TIME undersigned, direct from ST. Louis, would in
u form the citizens OF st. Paul and vicinity as ell
the rest OF Minnesota that he has permanently
tablished himself in ST. Paul for their special
moaation, ard for thc purpose Of carrying his old
business IN which he feels assured he has already
good reputation. He keeps constantly hand ali
kinds Of Cigars, OF the best quality, Chewing and
Smoking Tobacco Of various brands, with good
sortmeni OF Pipes, &C., &c. All of which he and
will sell cheap De bought in st. Louis Ga
lena liz wishes il distinctly understood that he has
ST. Paul make it his home. where he hopes
to ve and lei iive, and feels confident he supply
all parts of the Territory with every thing in his ne
the most reasonable terms And any article purchased
o him, and failing give entire satisfaction be
turned and the money will be refunded.
All he asks IL come and see" AT his store on
Third street. few doors above Jackson, where he is
always on hand ready and willing wait upon his
friends, and no trouble to show goods.
Tiff i CANpRFII
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BELLS: BELLS. BELLS!

'HHE Subscribers manufacture AMI keep constantly
4 on hand all sizes Of Church, Factory, Steamboat
Ferry, Locomotive School House. and Plantation Bells.
These Bells are hung with The Patent IsoR Yokes with
movable arms They can be turn around that IN
caPFer Will strike in new place, which is desirable
aiier bell has been rune few Springs al
nAed Ia new way TO prevent the Capper from restiLg
on the Bell thereby rroonging the sound These Bells
are manufactured IRON the stock and are M
iron castings. Al this Foundry these FIRST used
and are lound 10 be CREST improvement. We give a
written warratee that II Church Bells break within
one Year from date OF purchase, with fair usage, We
viii recast without charge. The OF all Bells is
warranted. Nearly COCO Bells have been and sold
from this Foundry which is the best evidence OF their
superiority. We have Is Gold aud Silver Medals
AWARDED from the various fairs or the best Bells for
sonoronsness and purity of tone We pay particular
attention Ia getting up Peals Chimes re Ter
10 these furnished BY Our Foundry is within ew
rods OF the Hudson River, Erie Canal and Rail- S
running III every erection As Ibis is the largest esab-
iishmeni of the Kind i'll the United States and has the
LARGEST ASSORTMENT Of BELLS, orders can be filled
with great dispatch We refer to Bells in ANY Of
the states Old Bells taken in exchange for new ones
Levels, Compasses, &C., constantly on hand. Address
A. MENEELY'S SONS,
15-ly. West Troy n Y
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ST. LOUIS HOUSE.

Midway 6etree7s ST. Pau and 81. anthony, on the
West bank Of TIN Mississippi R,,u.
I HIS new Hotel has just been opened for the accom-
mediation Of permanent and transient boarders and
is furnished and will be kept in style uTpassed by
any house northwest of ST. Louis. It's location the
Mississippi mile above Fort Smelling and IT
proximity 10 st. Paul and st Anthony render as
summer resort of The desirable places in the
country for persons seeking health pleasure. The
lakes and streams the vicinity abundantly sup
Piled with the most delicious fish, and the praries and
groves abOInd with all kinds OF game.
The subscriber would persons visiting Mime
sofa. that by giving him call they viii find every exer
ton made render their sojourn pie as possible
l5-tf J. w. DOW \ER Proprietor
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-12-08
NATH,L. f. TYSON & CO.
(oS RoBERTs, BETWEEN THIRD AND FOURTH STREETS,
NEW STORE AND FRESH GOODS
AND A WORD TO THE MINNESOTA
RIVER AND ST. CROIX TRADE.

A fairly Fixed In our new building, and
N having sufficient room store a large and csm-
eie stock of Groceries, GRAM Flour and Provisions
would respectfully call the Of friends
in ST. Paul aud the surrounding country, to the FACT
that we have just received tie largest and best selected
assortment Of
GROCERIES, PROFTSIOTS, GRAIN, SC,
brought to Minnesota, ard we say to our
st. CroS and Minnesota river friends that We are Of
ierBg better Inducements these trades than any other
house in 81. Paul; and at Wholesale; pledge
selves to sell at GALENA PRICES Cur goods are all
fresh and in tie very best condition. Goods delivered
at the landing or 10 any part Of the city free of charge
We would again respectfully call attention to our
stock, Dealers mud friends throughout the
surrounding country viii find that il embraces every
thing usually kept in line of business; and in Doing
would express thanks for iavors and the be raj
patronage extended towards us the past winter We
enumerae III part follows which will sell strictly
caSh Ii he lnNLesi ua.rl Iair ntcs.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-12-08

DY JOHN SWAN.
il 10 Silent stream:
Calm az 9uis, sleep:
To strange repose,
The stream still flows,
Where the mourners cease TO weep.
IT 10 widespread stream,
And every valley fills;
Itcovers the plains
And the hish domains
OF the everlasting hiils.
II Is a ceaseless stream;
Forever aoating fast,
Like solemn tide,
To the ocean wide,
OF the lar, uniathomed past.
!, is mighty stream:
Rcsistless in lis sway;
To the lofiiest clngs.
The strongest things,
II carries with ease away.
II is precious stream;
For pea,ls Of price untold
Reward the caro-
OF the searcher there,
And its sands are sands Of gold.
Through silent realms of night;
Through every glorious chime;
By night and day,
On its wide spread way,
Fast flows the stream Of time.
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c. NJ N'cLUNe, r. II. MCLUYG,
A. H. NJ DONALD. e. l.. THOMPSON.
e. NJ. McCLUNG & CO.,
lis Main Street, st. Louis, Mo.
VIII have received by LIST September, their stock Of

FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS.
1T will embrace greater variety and be more COM
u manding and general than they have ot red in
this market. Every article the requirements o the rev
tail trade demand can he obtained from them.
viii be their constant eNer.ion conduct their
business as TO make il The interest OF merchants deal
with them Every article in their stock will he sold
cheap rs il can Ice obtained in the city, or delivered
item New York Boston 1t * their desiro to do bu-
siness with responsible merchants, and such man.
ner that when once commenced, il will continue.
They know that their success depends solely anon
the success oi their customers, and will be their aim to
make their intercourse with merchants mutually and
reciproca,ly beneficial.
1hey ask from merchants who visit ST. Louis ths
Fall thorough examination OF their stock and prices
81 OiiS. Ans. 5. lSS3-If
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SALE 6TARI.E-

wound respectfully call the attention or the ,un,;
:" lhis establishment where keep cpn,tantly on
ano ior SAFE the best variety Of horses suitable fr
horses 10 dispose of will end to their adyun,ase ~
can; Keep the only establishment Of the ind in 81
to procure lair prices for any which may be lef, =; %
care. nave always the best feed for horses. and am
always THAR. '' """ "ii
JAMES WILLIS VINCENT CO
Asg. n, "''<S'
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NEW MILLINERY GOODS!
And the Latest FashiOus

MFRS. NJ. l.. STOAkES, St Anthony-st, ST. Pau. has
I'VE just returned from the City OF New York with a
STOCK ci Millinery ware. very much superior to any
goods IN her department of trade ever offered in the
Territory. To her usual stock, she has added Gloves
Mtts, Needles, Pins, Tapes, and many other new ar-
cies She has also taken great pains obtain fash
IONS, OF this, and the winter seasons all of which She
will be happy to show TO such rs call oct2l-27-tC
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-12-08
MANkATO CITY, MINNESOTA. Fop

iAzN LOTS in the City of Manksto. Blue Earth
- County, situated at the head of Sieanto.,
iSa,io, Oh the Southern bend of The N,nna
Earth. '" "i ihe Dihe
Apply to the subscriber or TO James X I.,,~..
ESQ VINO IS the Special Agent Mankato CITY for m,
:, u PM sri' tto !t IT, HENRY McKENTY.
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NOTICE.

IEWE public hereby notified that the uni6rs.gnc1
u the true and Iightful owners Of lie Sueur CIV
IN the county OF lie Suour and Territory Of Minnesota
dids on The 26ti day of August 1853 lay the said
city of lie Sueur and that plot Of said City has been
du! recorded IN the office of Register Of Deeds said
county And the public hereby cautioned against
purchasing property in said City, without having first
obtained title from the undersigned. they alone
give good and sufficient title to purchasers the frs
lance. }. c. CURiSCN.
Sent. IL, lsj3-22tf JAMES CURRAN
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ENTHOLESAIE Grocer Forwarding and Comma .
SION Merchant and General Steamboat Agents
NO. ~ btNee, 'alena Ill The attention of l,ers "a
chiird Ia my stock of Groceries Provisions ETC. etc
HaVrg received by late arrivals from New York Bo,-
ton, New Orleans and ST Louis which in addition 10 NV
former stock, renders nv assortment complete shall
continue To additional shipments from time "a
Tune, during navigation, thereby enabling 90 have
fresh ana iul stock Throughout the able
al all Tunes To MI orders at the lowest market rates
The Receiving and Forwarding business shall in eve
~ Instance have my personal attention. by which dcs
patch ahd care viii be guaranteed and the expense
storage ard DraNsSe as much possible avoided.
eei assured taat my facilities ans long experience
ihe Commission AMI FurH arding business enable me To
warrant entire satisfaction any tina: may favor me
with Their patronage
Liberal CASA advances viii be made Produce an
MeichaHdse shipped 10 me for IN c tins market. Par
ticuiar attention viii be paid the purchase all art
cles not In my fine.
T. Agent for Galena and 81. Ionis and Galena and
81. Papl PACkET LINE OF STEAMERS
II. T. M'CLOSKEY.
GSlena. April !, 1852. III
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}. w. DoWNER. J. H. MASON.
DONVNER e. MASON.
hrchtcctS oad Bniders, 81 Pant. MINI To-
NxyIiL keep constantly hard the best quality o.
w lumber and materials for building; those want
ing good houses built in The latest le not the Early
IemtedD will find their advantage to give them a
ca at their shop, the of Main and Capitol
Streets, the residence of J. w. Downer on ST
Anthony street, a few doors west of The American
House.
n. d. Jobbing done the shortest notice. All or
ders left at the American House will receive prompt
attention.
81. Paul, March l., 1853 ~
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ST. LOUIS. MISSOURI.
Commission and Foruarding House.
JOSEPH MOGRIDGE.

Come Of Coamncol and Pine Streets
AtONsiCNMENTS and Commissions will meet with
u prompt and personal attention. ard liberal CASH
ADVANCES viii be given Oh Consignmens or Bills Of
Ladins IN
The Forv ardiIg and Receiving of Merchandise and
lowest rates Of Freight will always be procured and
the expense OF Storage and Drayage much rs pos
sihic OiGtd
ORDERS FOR PURCHASING filed at the shortest no.
tice and lowest market prices.
REFERENCES.
Page Il Bacon,
eharless, Blow & Co, :, ,on,.
Choteau n Vale, 81 Lou"
Doan hing q Co,
H. II. Newcomb * Brother, l,..,,
W. b. Reynolds, : LouisFh!e'
Fills & Morton,
Strader s German,
Hosea Il Frazer, Cincinnati.
Springer q Whiteman,
E. o. Goodman j. Co,
S;lsf s:s, G., {Pi',.ears
Morgan, j. NJ Buck {, Morgan
Shields & Miller, ,,,,,,
+. Z. Harnall 4 Co. "''a'e'pAa'
q. b. Comegys,
s sSa;.i. as' G :: Col Cole, Baltimore.
$ $'ss f SS %s':,. se~ York
A. G. Farwen & Co, }p
Howard, son a Co, s "'N'oH'
I. L. VwicIell Co, New Orleans.
! have open Policy OF Insurance. which will
cover all shipments 10 my address, when advised By
letter per mail, when endorsed on bills OF Ia,ius
before or al the time of shipment.
JOSEPH MOGRIDCE.
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NEW STORE.

BLt NJ, at his new store on s.. Anthony street
s<s two doors below the Rice House, has just
ed from the City of New York with STOCK of Fancy
Dry Goods that can't be beat in hs any ether ci
It the Union Among his stock VIII ne found some of
the finest French Goods ever imported; | ain deernin-
ed to give bargains. Ladies, if you Goods that
are unsurpassed for beauty and Cheapness, call my
new store on St Anthony street, and Will sell Won
Goods at prices that cannot fail To give satisfaction.
Millinery goods Of every quality and ali varieties
Gloves and Hosiery, OF ali Kinds ard prices. Ladies
and Gentlrmens' Boots and shoes. Gents Furnishing
Goods In fact every article in the Dry &oods line can
te got ~ our store for cash than any other
establishment IN the City. This is true---Iry us and
judge for yourselves.
hay %, lS53.-6tI
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EMPIRE SAW WORKS.

y
Formerly Lee, Gage d Co..
Manufacturer OF every description OF Saws,
No. 43 Main Street, st. Louis, No.
Is VIE hrh % Lee Gage q Co having been dissolv ed
by mutual Consent The 2lst da, OF January last
MoGla niorm my friends ard customers that | have
made arraI seWens with Messrs Bridge Brother and
VIII continue The manufacture Of saws ali Their vafe-
~. No pans have been spared IN fitting up machinery
and securing experienced workncu and as the stock Is
purchased direct from the turcrs both in En-
rort end America for cash. am confident tha, can
boid ort such Inducements that dealers Will ind to
their interest n encourage home manufa cture.
A. To- the character and reputation of SAWS bearing
my stamp, nothing need be said IS trust that boil
dealers aG consumers have had sufficient opportunity
10 test the quality OF my manufacture, while partner
IN tie late firm OF Lee, Gage CO.. not 10 doubt for
ncne;t, my ability 10 compete successfully in point
OF price, quality or finish, with suy manutactory of
the Mid III the United States. Being now in re eipt
OF every description OF stock l am prepared 10 ill
ali ordeis with promptness ard des patch.
All orders addressed TO the vndersgHed to Messrs
Bfige d Bro, VIII receive prompt attention.
Particular attention paid to all kinds of repairing
MIA! zf--a-eu w. l.. J. GAGE.
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c.lena, March %, 1852.
eLMIJHOHN S-l50, l. ,, 3. ] and ) gals. reed 1n,
EI Excelsior and for sale by ii I McCLOSKEY.
VNHISNEl-ioo Ibis Old Rye, reed and for sale by
I w Ii I McCLOShEY
ssOFFEI;-3-0 bags Rio Coffee. rec'I per Golden Era
u AID :of sale by HF M'CLOSKEY
vg'oBACCo-ls5 bxs Virginia, reed and for sale hv,
ii MiCLOakEY..
} i.'ICS--500 drums, received and for sale bv
! app IF M'CLOSEEY.
SSlCE--25 tierces reed per Golden Era for sale by
IA app II M'CLOSAEY.'
81 Ai.tRAitS-25 bXs Boston Saeratus. received aid
. ~ Tor sale by IL N'CLOSkEY.
rs G GA ,as nraw% Stout London Porter 4 scotch
app IL MClOSKET.
VyAcKEREI-75 bbls No. !, 4 : Machersl reed
VA per Golden Era and for sale by
APP HF DrCLoSKEY.
Il EA-i20 NJ chests 6 7 Imp and II Tea receiyed
4 per Golden Lia and Tor sale ly
APP II MCLOSKEY.
ECRRANTS-25 casks Currents, reed per Golden
" Era, and Tor sale by IL L ApCLOSKEY.
EB ERRINGS-225 bNs Scotch Uerfines reed ner Col,
q den Era, and for sale by IF AfCLOsAEY.
EFAIslNS-25Ob xs NJ r Raisns reed end for SAFE Nv
IA app M'CLOSKEY'
%VINE-l5o casks Claret and White Wine, reed
ana Tor sale ny N'CLOShEI.
ESACON-50 casks Hams and Shoulders reed per
~ Bon Accord, for sale by Ii / NrCLOShEY.
YEoLASsEs--loo bbls rec'L and for sale by
~ app II + NrCLOSHEY.
GtANDi ES-l5o 5xs Star Candles, reed per w;Scon
~ sih ana Iof safe by MCLOShEI.
fTAR-50 bbs Tar, reed per Wisconsin an for sale by
app II F M'CLOSHEY.
e. tOr sale by Ii r. MC 'Ips.. '''
ESRANDY---s0 casks Brandy reed per Cohen Era.
ED and for sale by H MCLOSKEY.
SA BONES Pint and ouag, Fiasks, reed and for
wv sale by ii MCLcSkEI.
NlDER NlNE1AR-Receiyed and for sale BY
y II F M'CLOSkEY.
E<UNNIEs-lO.00O Gunny Sacks, reed per Bon A.
TX cord, and for sale by II L MCLoSKEY.
EsRIED BEEF-l0 600 lbs Dried Beef reed per Bon
az Accord and iog sale by II L MCLOSKEY.
ARANCES--50 bxs Oranges received and for sale By
W ii L MCLOskEY.
E4NOUR-5o bis Extra superdne Family, reed rer
l. Excelsior, and for sale by IF McCLOSkEY
, for sale by '' III Mdc Hle'si1i l,'
ANS AND SHOVLDERS-20 casks reed per Es
d d oolsior aud for sale by Al McCLOSkEY
M Ess fCAh-3uO bbls ON hand and for sale by
Avn ii + McCLOSkEY.
nrOAP-25O bxs Yellow reed per Excelsior ard for
- sac py If McCLOSkEY.
1tANDLLSl5O bks Mould, reed and for sale bv
- III MoCLOSKEY.
E.REEN ArPLEs-lCo bbls in store and for sale bv
~ ii + McCiOSKEY.
"a ItAk-55 hhds Fa. 10 Prime n. o. Sugar re. 81 per
- Wyoming and for sale by II McCLOsKEY
CtIGARS-lo,00o La Union Regalia Cigars; 10000 Ma
~ poie"n 40 Goi lOOo0 Washington do do; 10. 600
bioomers do do; $500 Tres Maria do ia; 5o0o MON DO
co; 5000 La Lima do do 10000 La Ameins 90 do;
ZOO La Nacscnai do do 5000 Principe assorted do: re-
ceived per Wy omiEg and for sale BY
mh26 il T McCLosKEY
dNHEESE-l25 bxs Western Reserve Cheese reed
~ PEI Highlsnd Mary, and for sale by
apS II F McCLOSKEy
NlASS-3oo hXs assorted sizes Window Glass reed
" per Excelsior, for sale by ii + McCLOSKFY
u AILs-375 kegs ass'd reed per Excelsior and for
y saie oy mh@o McCLOSkEY.
4 ARD OILS bbls Lard OIL reed and for sale by
~ aPZ.-4-2 u II FM'CLOSkEY.
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GR0CERIES.

GROCERIES,.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
j. y AIT d CO., Third street. 1t. PanI, have
ELs Yet Ca haid ili assortment al their. recently
arse ana wen selected >toc Of Groceries and Prov -
IONS. "hich they odtr the pubic, Wholesale or retail
al he lowest market price. Their STOCK consists ia
pGrt. a. follows:
IS bhis. y. O., Clarified, Crush and Pow'd Sugars
sacks Coffee,
3 chests Tea.
10 bbls. Molasses,
90 Golden Syrup
81 DO kenda!Ts Crackers,
20 do Iilot Bread,
s. do Flour,
i sacks Dried App.es,
do do Peaches,
IL bbis Mess PORK,
DO Vinegar,
Lard, Cheese, hiackerel. Goldfish Salt SOAP Candles
Starch, :a'rraius, Powder, Shot, Wooden Ware, &c.
J8u20-4O
FIRE! FIRE.! FIRE::.
VENHE "Old Ena" continues to dispense enid and com
fort 10 the unfortunate, usual The SAINT Paul
agency.
CAPITAL STOCK, S3OOO.OOO.
THOMAS A. BRACE, iFesi 3. l.. Looms, Secy.
r. Il. NELSON,
3-30y Agent :or fIinnesota Territorv.
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Saint Couis.
2. oHoUrEAr, JR. JAs. HARRISON. FELIx VALE
IRON MOUNTAIN IRON AND NAILS.
ChOteau. Harrison IL Vale.

?. oHourEAr, JR. Jas. HARRISON. FELIx VALE
IRON MOUNTAIN IRON AND NAILS.
ChOteau. Harrison IL Vale,
UDROPRlETORS OF the ST. LOUIS ROLLING MILLS
Il will keep On hand full supply Of merchant bar
boiler plate, sheet iron ard nails, manufactured a,
their establishment from the Of the Iron Mountain
and will also keep all other articles usually kept in IN
iron store 10 which they invite the attention of count
merchants.
UWarehouse, No. l29, Second street. 81. Louis, Mo
CHAS. w. BORuP,
Agent at ST. Paul.
May 8, 1851. 3--,f
w. 5. SWIMMER,
GENERAL NEWSPAPER AND ADVERTISING AGENT,
{ tORN Err Of Second and Chestnut Streets lover the
~ Post Office, st. Louis, Mo.
REFERENCES
NessYs. Il. & w. Campbell Messrs. HAYDEN Il Wi son,
" Adolphus Meier&co HARE Whittemor
ST Louis, June II. eff
'McNEiL'S SPRING STYLE OF HATS
WHOLESALE AND aETAL,--l7 q ls, MARKET ST,
ST.. LOUIS, Mo.
introducing sly OF hats for the spring of 1853
would ash especial attention to the combination il
Of dress, beauty and utility Ii is light strong
correct proportions, and al the time adapted for
summer hat In the manufacture of hats, motto is
Excelsior" The richest material and the best OF work
manship, united with the most untng vigilance of
pervsion, cannot fail to produce hat worthy of the
motto have full assortment OF the finest goods in
my line; comprising all that is rich and ashiona-
bic, in Hats, Caps Straw and Panama Goods, especial
ly intended TO meet the demands whether wholesale or
RETAIL OF community now rapidly advancing in wealth
and refinement, and those artificial that follow.
can sell the staple goods OF the trade low any
other house in ST. Louis. respectfully solicit per-
sona inspection Of my stock. JOHN MCNEIL.
! 446 If Il ~ Market next door 10 Main-st.