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The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1853-09-22
MONROE COUNTY
yErYsE5sl Fire Insurance COnip'y'

TEIhe rate Of Insurance is one dollar on
a the thousand doalIrs insured, after
which payment no subsequent tax VIZ
be levied, except to cover aetuaI Ioss or
damage by fire, that may fall upon mem
bers Of the company.
The nett profits arising from interest
or otherwise, wiz be ascertained year(y,
for which each member in proportion to
his, her, or their deposit, wiz have a
credit in the company. Each insurer IL
or with the said company wiz be mem
ber thereof during the term Of his or heI
policy. The principe Of Mutual lnsur-
ance has been thoroughly tested-has
been tried by the unerring test of expert.
ence, and has proved successful and be-
come very popular It affords the great
est security against loss or damage by
fire, on the most advantageous and rea
sonable terms.
Applications for Insurance to be made
in person, or by letters addressed to
JAMES II. WALTON, Sec'y.
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MANAGERS.
John Edinger, John S. Heller,
Andrew Storm, James II. Walton,
Silas i. Drake, NJ. II. Dreher,
Geo. 3. Keller, Richard S. Staples,
Robert Boys, Joseph Trach,
Jacob Stouher, Charles D. Brodhead
Michael Shoemaker.
r. S. STAPLES, President.
J. IT. WALTON, Treasurer.
Stroudsburg, Sept. %, 1852.
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MARTHA Cliff.
Strousls2Irg JcyyeGry Store.

ness in all It's various forms, and IN man
ner, he trusts, that will give the most entire
satisfaction, not only to himself but to those
trusting the above mentioned articles with
HIN 10 be repaired He has renewed his
stock by recent purchases in the city of New
York, which, together with his former stock,
makes his assortment at this time one OF the
most splendid ever before offered in Strouds-
burg; among which may be found all the la
test fashions in the structure and emhelish-
ment Of dress Jewelry, viz: Breast Pins, Ear
Rings, Finger Rings, Gold Lockets, Snaps
Bracelets, Slides, Silver Spoons, Butter
Knives, and Britannia Ware, together with a
large assortment Of Gold and Siirer Watcb,
es, Clocks, Perfumery, &c, together with
all the articles that can be found in any es-
tabiisbment Of the kind.
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By SIR JAMES LYNDONTON,
Principal Fqrrier 10 his Royal HighneSS
Prince Atbcft.
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Erpufs 20 TEogrOc C0HnEv.

De-. s. Stokes and R Huston, Stfoudsburg;
II. Peters, jr. & co. Marshals creek; Staples
y Sa.vlev, Analomink; ). Bell, Experiment
Mills Brodheaj & Bro. Du,olsburg; ; II. {.
j. kjuIz, Paradise; J. Merwne, Merwines-
burg; Daily & Yomber, Edtrl; Edinger 1,
Marsh, Feunersvi.le; Keller & Hoffman
hetless,ii.e; and all dealers ia drugs through
ou! the county and State.
Prsce, each % cents.
March .O 1872
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GLASSWARE, CHINhWAR o. EENswAKE
CRotkEHl, ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF
STREET. NEXT DOOR To rRE>IEN's,
And nearly opposite ibe Ost D3licr
EIihN ING that TIE trade al or town Willow
3 rant an establishment devoted ~oicly tins branch
III busiuCss the Subscriber calls the attention Of i,s
friends nd all Who IN wHnt ol goods in has iuo the
TACT that he - prepared 10 receive them on tie
thera! ntd hrcpinl odtu terra and mas hand and
Tow arriving, very large and wei scvctcd stock q!
eoojs ordered expressly Toy the market. Comprising the
usaal varieties. mad iamy ether Articles be
with cl>cW here III this town.
e E b!ur C'igtd diit, painted, printed Wh..y granite"
flown. lii,e ana u EIherrN eafhennaIe,
Iurc White, eunI,i!od, nsiro blue h.nred ara gold
bard, English china;
White, gold bard aud decorated French china;
All The varieties of American cut plitn and pressed
glassware o! Eastern and Western nla.l. factur,;
German dud BohCmian glassware, great NariSit;
EiEiI.l I. u pipes; American pipes and pipt heads;
large assortment Of looming giasse>, elegant rpaIucd
tea 5las al or own i'm ortaiion:
Rrita,.tn coffee aud tclp0ls casters, pitchers &C., u
great variety ct ffst rate quality,
larSc and eegnt ussortmcIt oi Cotuolji,s !. Cos
celebrated solar LAID lamps, chandeliers .igahGues etc
eii. o.iVc. AL HanasA:
Together with large variety Of articles not usually
imported Tor tins marhct.
am prepare To offer Il large stock Of goods urdern,
expressly ior this trade, unusually favorable truue
Assorted crates pachcd fer the coHntr, trade. the
best t'anrrr Kept coI >iaitl, on hand.
Ny goods pat up III tlIe best mariner, bY careful
distance b, wagon otherwise ithont bs:.K-
Gall and examine goods for Yourselves
Particular attention i, invited to IA, stoct OF Window
HiH~S ii All >1r> and qraIcs, whCi via ho sod
for It's nee than ever before offered in 81 il, md at
YER sinai aiN nroh TIE cost al TIE U!1ctrr,rs
"I cash Ia hand RlCHARD MARVIN.
in y. CIV
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Probate Court, Washington Conty.
reading aud filing, the petition of Seth VI. Saw
~ Yer, administrator oi the estate of John NJ Saw
Yer. deeclsed hate of saltwater, in the Comfy at
fsh'nei ION, representing. that the PERSONAL property
81 sand deceased, which has Ia. hands isuii-
Cent pay the debts outstanding a.aist said estate
and the expenses OF administrations
1t Is, Ordered, That all persons interested in said es
TATE appear before the Judge of the Probate Court of
said Comfy his Office IA saltwater on Mpr da> the
itl day Of February, A -. 1853, show cause ii any
There be- why license should not be granted le sgld
illustrators 10 sell the rea. belonging to said
deceased much thereof snail be necessary to
pay snC deb,>; and that a copy o this order he pni
lished tor six successive weeks in the Minnesota Pioneer
HARVEY WILSON. Judge oil Probate.
saltwater, Dec. -. 1852 l3T-bt
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TERRITORY OF MINNESOTA.
DIsTRIcr CouRr, Elasr JuDiCiAh
DIsTaiCr, RAMSEY COUNTY.

T,
William II. Dyer against sarah Dyer.
To the above named defendant, Sarah Dyer:
Won are hereby summoned and required 10 answer
\ the complaint IN this action, which is filed in the
office of the Cierk of the District Court for the First
Judicial District aforesaid, aud copy of your
answer me at my Office u the town Of ST. Paul,
county aforesaid, within thirty days sitter the service
heseof exclusive of the day Of such service. aud If you
fail the said complaint within the time afore-
said the plaintiff i'm his action, will apply the Court
for he relief demanded in said com plant.
HENRY A. LAMBERT, FIJI Atty.
Dated Feb 2, 1853. i3-6t
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Minnesota Territory:

N.s'INGroS COUNTY,
Probate Count 5
AN application If Joseph H. Sawyer. FOR letters of
W Ad Illustration Oh the estate OF Deborah SAW
dee rasrtl, late a Saltwater in the touuly oi Washs
ten. Ia Tie Territory of Minnesota: CrtCrcd: that
saturday, the fifth day Ut February a. d., 1853, be
fixed far the hearing OF said application at the OIL &c Of
the Judge of said Probate Court. and that copy Of
this odef he published three weeks previous
TO that tim, il the 'MInntsoia iioueer."
HARVEY WILSON, Judge of Probate,
SlilINi Ian. II IS53
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WATCH REPAIRING.

Il NIIKONUMOTEK, JUpcN. HORIZONTAL and vrrtirai
~ w +tches carefully repaired and warranted. Tn,
subscriber vill give his PERSONA, nttru,iaa 10 the me,
ana important branch If watch repairing and t,. a.
rons and intricate lieparincms q. Ills J,w,lry I'm
suess and hopes by attention to the wants md
WISHES o his customers, To their APPRECIATION and
patronage. A ID. ROBINSON,
MATCHMAKER AID icw,ier
81. Paul, AVril %, ISL 2-,r,
lust received, large assortment Of ClocAs Cieap
- Tor o,sh, It ROBIAaON'S Jcwelry Store.
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LOOK AT TttS.
yUNfFE WASllINCTAN rNIO\ 4
EMPIRE SAW WORKS.
W. l.. +. GAGE
tfOrInerlN Lee. Gage

POrintrly Lee, Gage n Coz
Mahui-ctsrSr OF every description Of Saws
No. 13 MAIN street, st. Louis, Mo.
VHNE arm Of lee, Gage & Go having been dissolved
by mItua! consent, ca the 2lst day of January last
w"td Inform my friends and customers, that have
made arrangements with Messrs Bridge Brother and
VIII continue the maEriaciarc al SAWS in ali their Waite
~ No pains have been spared in fitting NJ ma hin.r,
ud securing experienced workmen and the stoca i,
purchased direct from the manufacturers, both IN Eu-
rope and America. for cash, am confident that can
h"d oW shth nGuccihs nts that dealers viii lLI
their interest TO encourage home manufacture.
As TO The character and reputat If hearing
my stamp, nothing need be sad, that bot n
dealers and consumers have had suicient opportunity
10 test the quality OF my ntAaactuTe While ii partner
III Tie late hrin al lee, Gage a Co. doubt for
MohcGt, my HWbty TO compete suCCeS>llly IN point
IT price, quality Or finish with any ma.lut,ctory Il
TIE Kind in the United states Being now in eipt
q every "escnption Of stock, ] am prepared 60 Gil!
all orders with pronifne<s AND despatch
All orders addressed 10 The under signed Ncssrs
Hriiee * Bro Will receive prompt attention.
nTtirniar attt1ton paid To al kinds Of repairing
may 2i-4-tU W. l.. /. GAGE.
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Hl&&AI.lTInN

X HE firm 81 REi a FARMER, heretofore exist ing
Is This dry dissolved by mutual consent. All de-
mand: whether by note, account as otherwise, owl,
to the said firm, let With yardcr Rev fox settle
mont. Alex. RtN.
JOHN NJ. FARMER.
ST. Paul, January l8, Io53. tiO-3t
The business will be continued by the undersigned.
ALEX. KEN,
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i'HUii FIR E, RS, STIR: Bi.ERY Il SHAD,
l.,

VENi undersigned would a>k the attention persons
a ucsiIuus al Orran!ehting their grounds To th,, cat
to4nc ct Mt.sIs. John SlgcrS0h n brothers. old and
eAislthc cd Fruit Growers ard NHrSeIv men; having
Purchased trees aud ahrHbNerA from them for several
NcdT- can recommend tbtlr tee, be suc, rcvrc-
seated. IIrr tfUI grated ol the best al ii
most improved varieties, and ada icd 10 northern lat
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-02-17

lp addition To The above their assortment of grancs
Prces Currant>, "ocscbcIIic>, da!iiaS
ans ecraiHlns. Cactus 4.. rberN straw aotr,
aft very large NJ prices low any establish
ih,ut at The KIND, cast or west.
Orders received aud promptly attcnped To by
GEO W. HARRINGTON agent
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KITTsON'S ADDITION TO ST. PAUL.

tSON - IL IA
VuNiS desirable ground, Hg III the most central aud
4 advantageous part OF the basin Of 81. Paul, where
inevitably be the principal rivef business of tle
town, aid aipIti also most choice snd delightful Lots
the rear upon The bench, for dwelling ouses;
veycd iIo Lots and offered for sae Ni,h titles I'M
tsiGtcd and ipspui bic, al reasonably low prices ant,
upon liberal OF credit, for most of the purchase
money, AID Lumber l building Lots sold in the gd-
dtol vii be furnished at the rotary mill, eas,
terms. CHARLES H. OAkES,
Agent for Proprietors.
81. raui, Ju, 81, 1851. IS
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NEW GOODS.
ICE CREAM SALOON GENERAL
CONFECTlONiRE ESTABLISHMENT

Tn Subscribers IN returning their sincere thanks to
their patrons aud HE public general Tor tlc liberal
encouragement obey have received, desire t. inform
them that HEY have opened al lee Cream saloon ii
the building formerly known liiChcuN s kellogg :
Drug store, On Third street. They VII al\yas Ice
Cream ahd every article III iic cu,. iunarY line Id
dc, aud Gentlemen please give u ii call.
They will also inform the public that they have NJ
WaIs GA hn'd at ter Confectionery, the Aurti-
cHi House, iuli assortment of fancy and plain Candies
"ilch ihey viii sell almost ~ low Il, ue bought
IN 81. Louis Merchants vii iimd II t. their advantage
10 call hriore sCndmg below. All Dr,rrs for cnhes
promptly H. led. REM ! kARCiiFE.
81. Paul July = IS-2- w.
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SAINT LOUIS
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

II AS&v 61S - IA A&G~ ~ IA Il
Persons visiting ST. Louis will find this
valuable grIde.
HAYDEN & WILSON Importers and Mann-
III facturer. Of Salery iIal~afc Carriage trimmings,
Sade-trecs hoc-sk skrtnc- harness "a bride lea. n
or, wool AMI iron himcS, &c, Ne II y. Main 81
AMERICAN HOTEL Geo. Wood, on Vine,
IL bet Main x second SIS The above house is situate 81
in the business part INV city, UeuE IN the nie-
diate vicinity of the principal ouispess establishments.
UNE DOLLAR DAGUERREAN GALLERY
" No. os Fourth St. W. II. Dcshoug vii furnish
highly finished Dagurreoyc Likeness for one dollar Give
him a trial. He GUARANTEES satisfaction or ~ charge
NARPET EMPORIUM, Wholesale n Retail:
v wilcox * Mcdowell, No. 62 ~ Nam 81; CaipsiS, ni
cloths, hearth India ma tnes, iIose and Steamboat
furnishing goods ana general assortment OF linen Sood,
SIX, Dunank and embroidered curtains, &c.
CARRIAGE MANUFACTURERS DEAL
y FRS. Osborne Camp Co., No. IL Third ST. success
the late Albert jones' offer TO manufacture for the
citizens of ST. Louis ard vicinity t. tNor entire satsiac-
tou carl,ges every description, IN the construction
Whie,wih the hes of materials, taste aud durability
viii especially be eomb.nec. Ihey have Always on ha1a
choice assortment of aeN and seccnd-hatd work.
!, { C. tod, Nc. 2i7 n Main ST., dealer9
~ IN Plaster az Paris leather betting, rubber teng,
rul. hose, s;ou packing screen wire, nu stones NIL
picks, mill spindle, mn screws, Fesnatine screws, dam
sai irons ircr prTt sef's, portable ersi miiis &c
CHARLES HOLMES. Cracker Bakery fac.
y tory, No. io5 Green -. Pilot brcat, fos,on, Soda,
Fui;.r, Wafer, Wine and crackers constantly
and, made OF the best materials, ai'd WARRANTED supe-
!or article
I T. DOWDALL l. CO, Washington Fo1n-
dry, Engine AMI Machine Mandatory, coz OF Seeoad
and Morgan Ss., Manufsfiuri r, ii 81 engines and
boilers, Saw and cris, mill machinery, building castHgs,
lard kettles, screws, Sc VOL canins machine Ald ix-
trcs, warranted Ia give satsfact!. Agents ior James
Smith Co., superior Maehlue Car.s.
I CLARK, Nc. 10 Main street, Currier and
y teaer in oil ks II leather, Tsiners oil anu Ahoena-
ser. nndugs. fi,lers promptly attended To.
Il .WlGHTMAN, Wholesaie dealer in Wood
" on Ware AMI Groceries. C"uunIsiv.. fu!ward
y rcfas.i, NJ. IA i.vce.
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ing houses aud several lot. OF land, IN ~A~sE1e>
central part of Paul with abundant supply Of excel
Lent With ts property will be sold, about ten
land, covered with large and thrifty growth of
wood.
have also for sale, number of i've lots with
growing timber them. siIuaied aud IA the mime
diatc vicinity OF public roads aud a mile from
81. Paul The above property Will be sold such low
for that The purchaser can inmediaie! sell
~ ain at advance.
For sale time prices will be prorOrtionaby higher.
Apply &c HENRY A. LAMBERT, third street corner
Cedar or b. f. HOlT. st. Paul. H-ly
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NEW MILLINERY GOODS!


az rs Vi. !! Sf3AkES, ~ Anthem, ST, st. Paul has
A'E Jast reiHtntd from the tlN of New York with ,
St"'k Il Millinery ware. very much superior 10 IN,
"ois III her department at trade cvet OF red il t.,t
Territory. To her usual sfo, L. sc ina, added (luyrs
Mills, NctGC>, rs, Tapes, aHa iiaN other ari-
cie> She has also taken great airs to obtain The
ions OF ti> and The wnier ~3tsus; all If which Sic
VIII be happy 10 shGys such a. call oct2!-...lt
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CENTRALLu MRER VaRn.

Wiz subscriber agent for Messrs. 8. w. Farnhara Il
Co OF st. Anthony, will open a yard il
can be stocked, in the aud Of the SLIGO IRON
SiOhE, aud will! keep complete assortment white
pine lumber From the central location Of the yard
iln'nT can be delivered in all parts of the
COM th'ehl thn from any any other point. Orders for
un'siia dimensions will be promptly filed and bills for
entire buildings respectfully solicited BY kcepng
good stock o uIner carefully sawed from best quail
ny Of logs cut by The themselves the sub
scrber hores To receive IA share Of patronage.
ia y. 1852 WV. X. MARSHALL, Agent
DIR. STORMS SCOTCH COUGH CANDY.
agreehie and useful compound for diseases Qf The
u chest and lungsDf;eneral Agents, Baraart, Bro. d
co" 81 'ons, No. For sale by the Druggists oC GATE
hai at 81 Paul. by J. w. Babcock, IitchcoS II Kellogg
and VIM Constants; nj ST. Anthony, by J. p. Wilson.
LOOK AT TUtS!
VuNiE WASHINGTON UNION INSURANCE COM
a PANH, Cleveland, Ohio commenced issuing Poll
ces in March last The number issued up 10 Jufy Isl
was--ib5i
Amount of Property Insured, SI1ls S07, 90
" Premiums received, 32,Dl5. ~.
Business IL conducted upon both the stock aud Mutual
plan, and the Farmers Department is entirely separate
from the Merchants Depart nent Great caution Is cA-
ercised in taking risks aud hazardous property il
refused.
~ The undersigned is prepared to Issue Policies upon
either plan, in either department.
GEO. w. PRESCOTT, Agent.
st faui, Ang 2l 1851. I9,tf
EMPIRE SAW WORKS.
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PIANO EHRIES-

w have received, direct tor the manufacturers in
" New NorN Two ot Studdard's Celebrated | inuu
fortes, which the musical public respe,iul, invite,
To cal and examine OGr prices reasonable aid we
are IfCratrd 10 give very reasonable Terms.
octIi-Zb IEDIC ROyTRER
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WHITNEI'S GALLERY OF DAGCER.
REDTHPES.

FUNTE subscriber having recent, made great improve
ncnis in the arrangement OF iigt ia hIs gallery. and
having procured the latest improved apparatus, which,
together with his tfore superior >tock. makes IN.
appointments al h, Gallery equal II not superior 80
, tne 1T l. now prepared t" eAeCste jlagucueo,
aatrt-seS !, stS ie passed b. ana operator.
lille l. u1Crrta. sG persons ~ health should not 'e
Ray mnaerI IS pro uIn. !te laute ql ihest me-
memo, % III. which. under lie Try ls circunsiaLrts
# final separation ii friends, 80 price ean purchase
Miiitr,cs !ahcA in any Yilihgr dEeath scr III ioca
et~, pins riug> bracelets cd'rs large Nnfrty of
which kept cqistantN on hand. ana patterns
icing constantly received. Al are respect ull pVitei
to call alsl c,uia nc specimens
=, ,r Ane s. i-5a lt-,f
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tO-lsARTSERS;I.g,,

y
I he Undersigned. hn!ing entered INTO Cernftnrr-
ship under the name of rrentiss & Mahon for 81,
purpose oi prosecuting the hnsncss OF their protest. ~
Builders, would respectfully represent the cui1els
81 Paul. that ,hey prepared 10 furnish materials;
build, and complete Buildings Of any description furnish
plans and estimates and give satisfaction for ;be faith
iii Performance OF whatever business be entrusted
10 then care. Office at their residence nj the American
House. \. T.. PRENTiSS
octc-25-y J. w N.BpN
TT reference to Nessrs. Rice TIplliusheaa Becker
Rodney park~r, Chs, ". Bofap. Hqa. H. II. >ibi'y
BOOTS Il SHOES.
b DAN received to-day. per steamer Greek Slave.
fitted - this market. The stock and work OF these
wares are excellent. Irice> very low.
oc,.-tG J. &. FULLERTON, Third street,
THE STONE STORE.
Nsm Goods q Losc Prices.
Il ". SlWPsON. corner Of Th,d and Roberts streets,
- has just received entire stock oi Dry Goods
Boots shoes, Hats, Gaps, Hardware, Woodcnware,
Qucensware, etc. Furniture, largc stock; Farm, rplc-
mehls oi All kinds etc etc. 10 Which he invites The at
tcntion o! purchasers.
June 2G, ISL 40
tROcERfES-Tea Sugar, Coffee, s. II. Moassc>,
3E Rice, For sale low by
June 10. 90 j. ". SIMPSON.
II ETCIuPS repporsauce, Pickles, Preserves Sauces.
IA Boindy Cherries, etc. fors sale low by
June 20. QO J.W. SIMPSON,
A large lot Of Belseads constantly Oh hand and for
"A saloby june l6.-(IO j. ~ SIMPSON.
BACON. Hams, Shoulders, Sides, Mess Pork, always
jane 10. 90 j ~. SIMPSON.
EJSAMliY FLOUR, Eika,.er extra and other brands;
Il always Oh hand and Tor sale b,
June IL. (tV) j. ~. SIMPSON.
A fine assortment of boots and shoes, polka hskirs
"A booces, misses, boys AMI chdrei.s shoes, which
particular attention is niy lied 10y
June 20. (lOl d. ~ SIMPSON,
llEADY made clothing. large lot, fer sar By
y I,ne 20. j. ~. SIMPSON.
HNRE SIl butter and eggs, meal, western
n cheese, etc, for sale low 10y
June 20. 90 j. ". SIMPSON,
HtOOkING stoves, Ohio PREMIUM for sale By
~ june 70 J. ~ SIMPSON.
kbt RE and No. l. lead, glass putty aud nails, Away
Il on hand AID for sale 81
Iuue 26. j. ~ SIMPSON,
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PROBATE COURT.

PROBATE COURT.
NOTICE is hereby gwen. that the resUr terms Of he
~ Probate Court oi Ramsey county Minnesota Ter
rItOry, will he holden the first Mondas OF every
month respectively. at o'clock A NJ, ulN Office ia
The town OF 81 Paul.
40-yy HENRY A. LAMBERT,
Judge Of Probate OF Ramsey GO, Min. Ter.
GIFT BOOKS! GIFT BU0FS.. 1888.
Very large assortment OF all lhe various Gf
"A Books for 1sJ3; together with al The standard To-
cts suitable for gifts, in ine bindings Yer sale CHEAF
FOR Cisn by W. : CONES.
Nearly opposite American Noase.
III EXPRESS.
NkyE have this day rccei&t1 bs Express yer- len
v eFl assortment ct C.othx rasstpsres. VI tgfa>
and Gc! tcsIcls' Furnishing Goods shicn we N s,.
10 oar ca-tosiels At Usual ioV rates.
WHINE q COOLEY,
H. Roberts Street.
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II. G. SANFORD.
% ESrECTFUi.i.Y bows 10 the sam, Pad pun lie
anl mYI.es tacir attention ~ his new store rex
door cast at the Post-Oi,e Thrd->r,ct. wucre HE,
can fad lin IA business hours. ready Ia sell ttc.u
DRY-t.DODS,
Of every description, including EaoA n.Ioriss, S>Ti
NETS, JE ANS. C,ssINE.Es, Tv EEDs. DRiGl>. WI
VETS, EsTgsGS, SnlRrINC and SiErrlNO, MIS-
IiNs AID Lawns, ltDkFs and (RAv,Ts
GLoiEs- lloSIGRY, BRowN AID WHITE
LIAENs, L,CEs. Ri:UoNs LONG aud
SQUARE sHANIs, Ho>NET TRIHMi>oS, ALrAC IS, rliaEI
70 CLorHs, GINGuAMs, DELtNE~, SlLEs, WooLEx
iAaN, fEiNrs, in great variety, Thread, tuEns
Winter stufS, ter Eien and b">> Indcr
shirts, knt aud flaunc Brewers,
Buck aud Yarn uIittenS. dc.
His stock of goods very large enbt ing al the ue,
rich styits al The season, s,e every >:tpit
Goods. Every person here dud JIsi hat hc wait
and at prices which must si the n"t risd DconG;s.
and h" can rest assured tia; ever! article viii ttn GAL
rs is represented.
READy-MADE CLOTHING,
# every description, made mp expressly FOR tl> market
AID tor tbs season, constantly ad Clpta realty
pay, ana 10 SAT- Without. liz has 1t complete aasolt
no.t of
FRESH FAMILY GROCERIES.
consisting III part Of Old Il, son. pn.g II, u ami Glacf
ioai and rnlycrizp1 Sugars, spi,rS Pepper. Gloves
Nutnets, Ca,sa, Rice, Rai>S, alerail. starci soap
Chewing and smoking Tobacco, Candles. on fish etc
BOOTS AND SHOES.
New, beautiful and approved styles far Iai,ls IL,
misses; Gents Congress BOOTS, Cali 90, Of The late.
patterns; BOYS boots and Shoes, ctc.
ilTs AND CAPS, n great variety.
UiRDNE ARE.
Nj! AMI Cross tat Saws. All ss'c>; *, io- arf
hclVc>, hes sckic and Snahrs. >h"veis spaces
hoes. wrought AMI cnt nns, locks, aichcs an bols ca
LrrN, etc.
10000 Cigars, OF every variety.
PORK and FLOUR constant! on hand, in !ars'
quantities
Nj S.,ndord's stock is large, and he win be rccciyr.
New Goods constantly IL order To Keep HI aSsortnen
lete He is determine sell goods for
pay cheap as they can be purchased elsewhere. cY'