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COOKING,
P.4RLOR md OFFICE STOVES,

Ever brought to the Territory. 1t comprises every thing
in the stove line for burning wood, that now IN use
the States. He has all patterns and models Cooking
stoves, that have been practically approved AMI f 10
work well all Of which will he furnished in the best of
style and workmanship. and SOLD at prices heretofore
eualcd in this market for chcapncss. The State
Cooking Stove warrant to answer its purpose; and all
sold at establishment will be taken back
ey refunded after weeks trial. If defect appar-
ent. LII the LuSinnss of manufacturing
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ALL ST. PAUL.
June 4, l 53-3Stf

A ND the rest of this upper country will please take
notice, that stock is complete, ami that
am prepared to sell FIR cash usual small rates of
profit, and to offer assortment that has cx
ceed IN this market. The following comprises only !,
partial catalogue:
Ready made clothing Of every description,
Boots and shoes of all styles and kinds,
Dress goods, large asSormen consistin. in part
Of, BacGes, Lawns, Dcaines, ShanS Grapes, Prints
SILK AND GRAPE SHAWLS,
Cashmere shawls etc; also fine assortment Of DomoS
uc-all grades, Check, hickory, Tckings, CotnnairS,
D1iny, Diaper, Linen DrilIings suitable coats and
Pants, Hosiery of all kinds, Gloves and Mits,
Bonnets and Artificial Flowers,
LHGborn, Panama, and Chip Hats the latest STYLES,
embroidered Baskets, Carpet Bags, CarpctiuS, Musuito
Bars. etc,
JEWELRY-a large lot of the finest quality
Also, at the new store next door below old stanl,
Keep large assortment Of FRESH FAMILY GROCE-
RIES.
Always on hand, Flour Pork. Bacon, Lard Sugar, Cof-
fee, MolasSes, etc.
HARDWARE,
consisting in part of Farming utensils, Rakcs. Hoes,
Scytc sIits, Cradles Grinsoncs, SlovcS, Spades, etc.
QucenSware, a large assortment.
A fine lot l-2, l and IL bIshcl baskets.
Guns and sporting articles of all kinds.
400 kegs of fine powder,
so bags shot,
Percussion Caps-bcst quality.
Harness and Saddles,
Side saddles Brides, Collars, Halters, Martingales.
Whips, la1iScS, etc.
Mousse and Rat Traps.
A. J.. LARPENTEUR.
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SALE STABLE.

I WOULD respectfully call the attention OF the public
i to this establishment, where l keep contaitly on
hand for SALE the best variety OF horses suitable for fan
cy carriage, draft the saddle. Persons having hor-
dispose will find to their advantage to CALL as
keep the only establishment OF the kind in ST. Paul. and
my knowledge Of the market will enable me to procure
fair prices for which be left in my care nave
always feed for horses, and always THAR.
JAMES WILLIS VINCENT & co.,
Third street, opposite Cathcart, Kern Co.'S. store
July 80, 1S53-46tf.
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J. W. BOND. NJ. N. KELLOGG.
ANEW FIRM.
FRESH ARRIVALS.
MORE VIEW GOODS 1T
BOND & KELLOGG'S
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
City Drug and Chemical Store,
J. W. BOND.
Me- N. KELLOGG.

On st. Anthony Street, Upper Town, St. Paul.
w have just received another large lot Drugs med
w icines chemicals. paints, oils fancy articles etc.
comprising In part the following:
White lead, BLOWS pure) large quantity In 1OO SO
aud rs ID. kegs.
Lnseed oils acohol, coach varnish very fine article
copal varnish, turpenne, ETC., by the Dbl. gal.
Paint, varnish, whitewash and marking brushes, all
Meats foot oil in cans; sash tools, becswax;
Rosn by the barrel;
Bath brick in boxes;
Oil Of vitrio by the carbOy;
Plaster paris in kegs; whiting in do,
Refined whale oil; sweet oil in cans and bottles;
Ammonia in jars, barrels and bottles;
Lard oil, (refned) by the Dbl or gallon;
Hops by the sack or pound;
Honey, fresh, by the key or single pound
Tamarinds Is
window grass-all sizes, from by to 20 by Sc, and
glass cut any size to order, free Of charge;
Farrell abia, mustang and nerve and bone lnment
by the gross or the bottles
Cod liver oil, (,ushton, Clark Cos.) very fine arti-
Gle, by the dozen o single bottle;
Pale and dark brandy port aud sherry wne-a superi-
or article of each;
Britannia lamps AMI burning fluid, fresh supply on
hand ami for sale cheap;
Pain killer, perry Davis) by the dozen single
bottle. All kinds Of
Patent Medicines.
Tobacco and cigars--thc very best of each;
SCOTCH rappee and macabUy snuf in jars and badders
and by the pound.
BOMBS PREPARATIONS;
fresh supply di,cays on hand.
We offer to the public OF minnesota the following in
valuable articles, the receipts for which, the Of
ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS
was paid few years since, in possession.
These preparations have stood test of 80 in
the eastern cities, and for the first time offered
to the people of Minnesota We name few Of the prin-
cipal, viz:
Bonds Anodync plasters, for pains in the breast,
back, 81 de, or loius, rheumatism. etc.
Bonds all Healing Salvc, for cuts, burns, bruises,
sores etc.
Bonds letter Ointment, warranted to cure the
| worst Of letter, and all skin crupons.
Bonds Pile OintMent-a sure remedy for all kinds
of Piles.
Bonds Golden Ointment-,lo for the Itch and salt
rheun.
Bonds Eye Salve and Lotion, for sore weak and
infiamed eyes.
Bond Cough Syrup, pleasant and eficaciOus
edy for coughs, colds, h'arscnesS. etc.
Bonds ETHEREAL Fluid, for cleansing all kinds of
material of paints, grease OIL stains, ETC., without injury
to the most delicate texture.
And all other articles kept by druggists, the lOtveS
possible rates.
Our stock will be repenisllcd every two weeks until
| the close Of navigation.
Give us call and it will be to your advantage.
J. W. BOND,
NJ. n. KELLOGG.
Wholesale and Retail Druggists
Particular Attention.
Having been employed in the manufacture Of pure
chemicals, and the retail prescription business in the
cities of Philadelphia and Rio de Janciro for years,
profess TO understand thoroughly, and will give
whole attention. j. W. BOND.
Druggist and Chemist.
July %, '53-45tf
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St. Paul Iron & Brass Foundry,

'NllE subscriber having purchased the Foundry this
L place formerly owned by {. W. Borup Il Co., and
having thoroughly rcfed it, il prepared furnish
Castings OF all descriptions the reasonable terms.
Mill Gearing, Shafng, Boxing, ETC., will be executed
In a good style as can be found in the Western World
Steam Engines and ThreShing machines repaired OH
short notice. Stoves of all kinds furnished with inside
plates, doors, grdiles Patterns all descriptions
made to order. Also Brass and Composition Castings
all descriptions Rabbit metal, Lining, ETC., made tn
best materials and warranted.
Ola Iron, Brass and Copper taken In exchange for
Castings. +, GILMAN,
st. Paul, June 4, 1853. 3Sm6
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In Heat Prepare for COId!I
Stoves for the Million

THE undersigned has
L removed his stove and
Tinware establishm't from
the corner of Roberts and
Third street, to the west
side Of Roberts street, bet'n
Third and Fourth. And
further, he has Just received
the largest and best selected
stock OF
COOKING.
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NEW YORK BIZIIR.
1t tie .tt7c ioyh' Stare. 81. .4ntaoay .Sirttf
LOUIS BLUM,

1t tie .tt7D IorL' Nt0rr. 81. .4itaoay Sfl1,f.
LOUIS BLUM,
now rccci'in" and opening of the largest stocks
causes tremendous rush at l.. Biu's New York Bazaar
TO secure AMI hny the
.Eem Sty/eS Of 1853.
Which for beauty and ncancss. quantity and Gnlliiy,
were never SURPASSED here. We have in the
Ladi cs' partmcmt
h"auflfl assortment OF plain. CIaHgrabc and figured
SILKS. which are entirely new styIr> also all trimmings
match; plain AMI figured BlrcSr>: silk T~>ucs plain aud
figured silk p"lis, light and dark mllsliS; Prints; Lawns;
Barc"r de lan'>; which tor beauty .xcrtl,
and at prices that hard To beat: quantity of t.i-
hams of all styles and co"rS; li. and dark c,icocS Which
You have only {" examine to say they handsome In
The shaw Dcpartm
may be found beautiful line silk ThihcI>, Cashmere
Brooches single AMI long htwS; with the most
complete assortment OF silks. LaCr ami Man! Has
offered, AMI which iur beauty and neatncss SUI
passed.
TIL" biggest ~; of Bonn, Bonnet Hha,S. ParaslS,
Hosiery; latest stSi"s nf collars am! under stvc,; chr
Sri>: Bani-; ESm--; in-riris- plain dIi Embroidered
iianik"rcl"fs; yrry large lo 81 Fancy Goods; French
pcriumcry. etc. \ very large assortment oi
JewcIry and silver ware.
will >ay t" my oil cuSnm" ami The public general,
that my stock l. arH" and we'll asserted and bought rx
w">siy 10 he sold; and snail h" st cheap II, any S-
tabASlimcnt west of New York de-. shall PURCHASE,
rcc'v" ami keep stock rcii ynishcl with al the Ia III
ionahle styles Ut goods dUrinr the SUNNI months.
Finally, wuud sag tnal those wishing; good lar .ains
in goo Is, 10 be and call at
B1 M : New YORK Bazaar,
Saint Anthony street. before PURCHASING tn" nr< will
be shown freely, and it viii nVrI. {" examine c
stock. LOUIS BII'M.
st. Paul, June 20, 1873.
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CAPITOL PROPOSALS.

CEALED proposals will be received by the Board Of
- Building Commissioners until the September
next, for grading the Capitol Grounds, cleaning or III"
rubbish and dirt from the same, building six ar,s around
the basement windows in the Of the builihg, ann
erecting steps at the doors in the same" also 10 MAKE
cuvert the capitol Ninth street, ana DIh.
up the ditch. The arys and steps to be OF cut S"i'c, ann
the culvert to be one in the clear, Of stnnc.
~ Be- ". BRl NSON,
46-3y Bmtiihs COMMISSIONER.
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ALEX. REV. LAMBERT MAY
REY & MAY,
Wholesale and RelnI GrOcprs

KEY q MAY,
Wholesale and RelaI GrOcers.
from Saint Louis with large and well selected stock
Of Groceries, provisions, Liquors and Wines, which they
Offer sale at the possible rates, and will be de-
lvcred Free of Charge TO all residents of st. Paul.
The following Is a part only of their stock:
Flour of all brands;
Corn Meal-white and yellow;
Mess pork ami Lard;
Susar-clIred Hams and shoulders;
Buffalo Tongues;
Bologna sausagcs;
Teas Of sSery aGsG.'J Java and Mocha;
Sugars of every description (from To 10 lbs.
for a dollar)
MoasScs and syrups-all kinds;
Pickles and sauces of all kinds;
French and English Mustard;
Cron and Ewes Apples
Dried Apples and peaches;
Figs and pruues;
Prcs,''I Fruits in sugar Brandy
Oivcs--Spausl aud FrcucL
oysters; Pie Fruits assorted
HOLSTERS; Tomatoes;
CLAIMS;
Salmons in Kits;
MackereI DO and ibis and bf I'LL;
Fresh and smoked IIerrngs;
Essences Of every descriptions;
Soaps of all kinds;
Malaga Raisins;
Suana Raisns;
Currants;
Tallow, star and sperm Candles;
Cinnamon ami pearl starch;
Com starch and Heckcr's Farina for Blanc Mango
Sermiccii;
Maccaroni;
Tapioca; sago;
Pearlei Barley;
Cream Tartar; soda;
NmcGari Rice; saleratus;
Spiccs-a kinds, whole and ground;
Bristol Brick Dust;
Wooden and Willow Ware;
Wines and Iiquors-the hest selected as
sortment ever brought 10 st Paul;
with other articles too numerous to mention:
Rey May will however remark, by the way that they
do not pretend to sell at cost indeed they intend to make
reasonable profit, in order up accommodate
their patrons good mary years to come.
June 25-tf
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II u " X "a "a I z y H.
The Worlds Fair
IS now replete, and usual, ahead in its style Of
l. cheap and Fashionable
Fancy and Domestic Dry Goods,
Gmps, Laces, Frlngcs, BonnetS Hats Caps, Gloves and
Hosiery,
Direct from he E asst.
A choice and select assortment Of
CLOTHING, BOOTS AND SHOES,
or all sizes, prices, AMI qaes. Furnishing and piece
Goods, Tailor's Trimmings, etc.
Drugget, Oil, Tapestry. Wool, Cotton and Hemp
CARPETS.
Cocoa, Shecpskin, Tufted, Manila and Chinese
Rugs and Mats,
Stair and Floor Linens and Oil Cloth Papcr Uancincs
Window Blinds of various prices and qualities.
Trunks, Vaises, Oil Tapestry and Carpet Bags Satch
els, etc.
44f At the Worlds Fair. EDWARD HERMAN,
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nr l.. G.. Kinney,

Office in Holland Place. 81 .9nfh0"y street,
81. Pant.
CENDERs his professional services to the citizens Of g.
| Paul and vicinity.
,~inr had an experience q" ten years In the pra'
,tc. az medicine one which spent PLY SiCi'i
and surgeon with the L. s. army in MeXco he 1,icI :
hius.I that he will able merit the confidence Of 81
who may favor him with share of their patronage.
July 30, 1s53-46tf
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WANTED.

TWENTY good Indian Ponies for which the highest
i market price will be paid at the sale stable Of
46tf ]. W. VINCENT l. co.
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For Rent.
Real Estate for Sale.

A TwO-STORY framedwcllinG near the 'KitSon House,
"A and lot 100 by 100 feet containing nine with
good cellar. fine garden and good well of water, and
stable I'm Also.
-Four and oneaf lots running from the river to Fourth
street, between Broadway and wakuta ST. Also,
One very eligbly located building lot Sblcy, near
Water street, desirable business location. Also,
Building lots in lie Sueur, Traverse DIES Sioux, Mankao
and St. Anthony. Apply TO WIN. BREWSTER,
4Stf Real Estate Agent, Sd and W aba haw.
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Ladies and Misses Shoes.

DLCM, at his New York Bazaar, has received direct
I'D the East fine assortment of Ladies and Mis-
shoes, the attention of those interested
specially invited.
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M T. hn,n other pUuav drServinc n1firp,
w which we have not space to enunlerate. All the
most valuable publications of the Eastern houses are
constantly received by
July %, lS53-i5tf LEDUC ROHRER.
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STRAYED,
Notice,
d UGS A ND Nj f DI CT N E S
AT THE
PIONEER DRUG STORE.

~ II y U , a IN ~ NJ l. ~ " L IN l. .
AT THE
PIONEER DRUG STORE.
lust RECEIVED at the Pioneer Drug Store, on
u Third street, nearly opposite the Post Office, fresh
supply of Drugs, Medicines, Paints Oils, Glass, Vanshcs
ani Dye tu, which will be sold at the lowest prices.
Here ration of of the principal articles
Acid, hc,zoic Ammonia, aqua Oil, ITHrlam
do tartarc do carb. do olive
do muratic Rarbadocs AIocs do anisc
do suIphuric Alcohol do Juniper
Alum Anthony, blk do castor
Adhesive plaster Arrow root do tanSy
Burgundy Pitch Blue pill do spike
Bark, wild cherry Borax, refined do linsccd
Baisam i,r Bismuth, OK. do cloves
Bayberry bark Conf extract do rosemary
Cream tartar Copayra, ba!sam do sassafras
Chalk, red Cicuta extract do cinnamon
do prepared Camphor do hemiock
Colombo root Cayenne African do lemon
Carb. prccip. CanoHc flowers do pcnnyroyai
Camonle flowers Cardamon caraway do bergamot
Coriander Corrosive sub do wintergrccn
Crcosotc Composition do wonnSced
Digitalis Emery nos toS do British
EPSON salts Eye water Quinine
Rhubarb root Seneca snakeroot sulph zinc
do puverizcd smalts sponge
Tartar enctc sealing scammOny
Iodine potassa skins, white & split Ivory black
Jalap Lau,lanum spts Lavender spts
Liluorce, ball Mace morphine Mercurial ontm't
do root Nitrate silver Nutmegs
sarSaparilla, com. sugar lead sal ammoniac
squills, sliced satpere, SIENNA sweet spirits nitre
do vinegar saffron iii t;cnt:an
do syrup sulphurc ether Glauber salts
Tine. caps & myrrhC Carbonate maGncsia Gum Arabic
do asafrtida Cacined do do Myrrh
do aioes oi THt% n2 mere do t traracanth
DO myrrh do red pr do shellac
do opium Calomc, Eng do amrnonir
do cantharfdes Orange Peel do Guaicom
do camphor pumcc stone Peruvian bark
iva, Urls prccipitatc, rel pearl barley
Valeriam 10 white pink root
WormSeed Quicksilver Waters
Virginia snake root Wax, white
Family Medicines.
Ant-bilious, catbarc, vegetable. and pills. Coxc's
hive syrup; StOuShtun's bitter>; Burgundy pitch;
Linment-ncrvc and bone, poor mans
and anodyne; TliompSon's eye water;
opodeldoc; paragorc; rheu-
matte drops, etc.,
Together with every article in the Drug line, for sale
cheap for cash.
June Is-4Oy JOHN DEWEY.
The Indian arrangement Completed
pAvE HERRYMAN, "Iast, though not the Ieasi,''
~ passed through beautiful city yesterday followed
to the Landing 10y the steamer ASIA, with
20 Tons of Groceries and Provisions for
B. +. DAVIS g. CO.,
At the Rice House, including
200 bushels Dried Appes,
SO do Peaches
10 chests Tef, assorted
10 boxes Cheese
10 'oz Buckets and Wash Tubs
10 doZ Fine Broon'S,
In fact almost every article wanted in this section Of
country. Drop in and Is you pass along.
st. Paul, June 2, 1853. 3Stf
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q EGARS! Segars! 10000 superior Havana and
y Principe segars, can he bought at New York cash
price, of 4otf CATHCART, KERN co.
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WILL. GEO. THOMAS,
$. 5. SArCliWELL,
j. III. DICKSON.
G.. X JOHNSTON,
j. GRAHAM TULI..
TIE OLD NORTH STATE.

thus Is the season Tor popular l.rlGrcs
II the Northern ciiies. The y 'op'e lake
greatirl'gh in tIrin, and are much e,!ile
with lhis agreeable ,noeoi r0nvpyiny iii.
sir,,rllnn. We slnnld ike 10 SCI. lie
praelre exHnl,',i further Slulh. On
Thursday evening. the second iecnlr.s of
The course rame of belwc The New York
llisinIIcal ,cieiy, aud was delivered by
the Rev. FaANeIsI.. HAWKS. lie selected
for las subject :. Nnr;h Cainlina.'' The
l'irnr was one oil much interest 10 him.
heing native ni Thu State. aud lie did
a,niir Jusiire 10 il IN The narrative If IN
cldcn,s IN he e lracr Of TN, un,blrusIye
people. We have mi space l,r Tie m.
l'rr lecture. hnl eannni lnrbear giving The
happy aud eh,inenl conclusion al IL:
May ] mol, wi,h hcromina mal, s,v
say. ~ ,amrlusion. for The =, old Stale
tiial his furnished my theme. lh., a. one
"i her chiici,en nf Tie cnmmnn hnusrhold.
we treat u with tesprrt ami kindness.
She Is exceedingly good na,urrd. and ~,
- ss'F's ~ adhE 'lltlte ilONl rilfsOt ttIpsl
fam ~. WHEN no nilrnre is meant. She
can understand. loo. a jnke among fricn,ls,
and she Is qhie willing that The nlhpr
children pflhe family, especially The hide,
and The Young ones, should. ii Ill would
alI"rd their rhIldrensi,ip any amusement.
rail- her !" sleepy old RIP Van Wnkle."
Laughter, So be il. Il is vpry rcspec.
able. iafHls Dlirh. and North CarnIl-
nIaas faihrnI,ney Dutch blood. ihasmuch
as she ihnks lllal il never provet ilspli-a
award, SLEEPY. d yna nav hunk Rip /
2 be he follows he him ~ hiss.,nn-
~, 'andsle generally, 10 use The phrase
y his pefPie, s.sleeps'wllL one eve npp,i.v
is.aishler.) RIP was wide awake nn
he 2oill q Nay. 1875. il Necklenmus. !,
ma he Was Wniesawake on The morning
i il,e 27ih. 1876, when he fnuyhlsihr
nyalIsis inllle lunlhrr nl 800 aud dove
hem of The lietl. lie was i,Ie awake
y Tie l2thol April. 1916. when Inc man
'h"m ne Sent she. Cnnlimnfal Congress :
lonsei out for independence. he was
'lde awake when lie found, Jslhc lisst
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UalfeEsily. a. uss.zi1s - -ss,ts
Ne orisitzsrsl he fnl gslieeis-l Earsrss
,r ar /. sns. :Ssase : lbs nlea. Ils rss
w,as asaks she's h. sssr1 ,he u.s. e
Ne 10 earned. ( +. lspsp. ~ si~ass
pranspals pai'i.e srsy .~,li.r s. aats 70 :
,hr linls he MS ; lice asla. .pplAus..l
and nrsrr had a-sr&st.u 81 .gifs his pre-
mxsory aple a Ill. nnrh les - dens b.
Signature 70 il slsfrSsfa@. sixnshaer-s
-Ils mas also vide sSsks shsn lie
resolved 10 show Lis fesprri f.rsnnrtlsy
and respectable genslsnaa sallr.i he"rse
Washington. Il - .sised marb c manu-
lneni. rKsruird by illr b.'st sealPl0r In il.e
land. 10 hIs memhfy, in ORDER % make liim
lam,lisr 10 his lrirad-, aud .. sllal iis rhll-
dren might haze I'D Rip's ida q msn-
Loud applansr.l Let me MI you l,e
knows very well al thai Is epl' g an ~
ne great family household. ami How zach
child i gang -. and Ne knuws. iOn, ahHli
,iss families that are Of DO Lin ahiIn. and
iasi whisper 10 Elm that you lhink there
are thieves and enemirs prowlisz amnnd
The did Homestead. and lie wiIf lrll y"n
lie knass lhrrn. and you III SIR him nPnn
hls 'ecl ia an instant. and whrn lir Is
wanted he will hs readily on hand, with
mau's heart in llis hnsnsn. an a fnan :
Strength in hi arm. q do an aiasn's du-
liy; and when he las dune i. he will per
llaps very CURLY lay down ag'n. and
whether he u saa slrspy az loo modest
rannol ssyS bug 20 il u. shal after he. ha'
,isne al Ihm . man Should d.. he will be
very sure. unless he 70 obllsrdlc speak
10 say lillle or llY,hIng about i. hadirs
and gentlemen, This 4 TIC l.iriuSe Of RI
Van Wrinkle. hope you like IL. Locus
applaus -
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wednesday, Jsnuars 30.
Era1s8p.s 5vegs 81 9.

-
rrThe ssBiess 10 ne PLysii.as &C Sor.h
csrslus. r<spared y oanPiiiee q lthslf q
.hs slA.s Mslial ssslsly sssill lsIfsaua IN saf
papsr . ssy. n isspell ~rp'eD and sEpliias
fulIy shs.oijerss api l,rneiiis e lhe County and
state AsserianiOns. II sspsraIIs read d you'd
perhaps remove many ofihe FRjdlires now e.
is,ing IN Inc public mind. and lheiP 10 P'asols
,ks desirable ends isr whirh The Assoeil'ises are
fonnel. - -
I or TheeMerchanss q this Stale " ~ sc. BY
and adseFiisehrui MIDDAY laprf. t.a' Msssrs.
Stevenson & wedieIl have opened new Im-
issuias ana Jobbing Dry Goods Hdase an Pelsss-
burg. Va. where they WIN Offer 10 the trade IN
extensive s,prk o. By Goods al DE most lasora-
BE prices. The sss,leansn composing The 6im
are highly spoken ofas having both the Si,pos;;-
lion and lhe ability 10 give satisfaction 10 their
customers. Mr Stevenson is extensively nc.
qdainled.ip Eurspc,; and Ms. geddelIis Moth
earolinap.
w We have resrfed The eompupicshen
Of swing Of District No. 4, in rrlssion 10 Nc
yenahleis late spcerh on The acquisition II Cuba
As The writer has not given Us bis name. VI
think i bcsi NOT 70 publish bis communication
Tie vii cxease Us for expressing asuspiriOnthat
nOiwiIIls,a nding.Ihe signature. he bclonss.to :
division 81 the Democratic parry. 80
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-01-26
posTAdg on NEWSPAPERS.

We call The alirniion of olIi subseri-
hers 10 The following extract from he law
OF The lasl session Of Congress. sllansing
The rates nf postage on newspapers II
will be seen that The postage ON news
paper is only hall cert, oul III lie Stale.
aud quarter 81 cen. within abe Stale
where published, provided The poslase j.
paid quarterly or yearly. in advance. ei-
Iher where The paper is mailed OF where
il is received:-
.Earh newspaper. periodial, unsealed
circular. or other article 81 printed matter.
not exceeding lhier ounces in weight.
,hall be seat To any part OF The United
States f,r one cent. aud every addinnnal
ounce. nr traction ni m ounce, me cent
additional shall be charged; and when
the postage upon any newspaper ar PERI
o,lIrai is paid quarterly or yearly in adj
vance. ~ The posi oilire where llie said
periodical or,nrwspaprr is delivered. or
Is paul yearly ar quarterly in adj ance at
The posi- niiire where The same j. mail.
I'd. and evidence Of snch payment is fur
nished 10 The eilire of delivery in snrll
manner as the Post Office Department
shall by regulation prescribe. "ne hall ON.
~ Of those rates shall be charged. News.
payer AMI periodicals mol weighing over
one ounce ami half. whrn circulated in
The Stale where published. shall he rhatg.
ed one hall ul The raics brlnfe menlinn-
ed"