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CIR HUDSON LOVES HISTORY of

GIR HUDSON LOVES HISTORY of
~ the captivity of Napoleon at St. Helena from
the letters and Journals of the late Lieut. Gen. Sir
Hudson Lowe, and official documents not before
made public, by William Forsythe. N. a., late fellow
of Trinity College, Cambridge. in 2vosprice 81 IS
O'Mears's History of the same, 2 vols-S2
Flush Times in Alabama, / vol-rSI .
Memoirs Of John Abernethy, F. R s., with
view of bis lectures, writings ard character by Geo.
Macilwsin, L r. c. S-Si
Liberia Mr. Peyton's Experiments, edited by
Mrs. s. ]. Hale, vol-prce 75c
Harry's Ladder 70 Learning, $50 cuts-75c
Also, general assortment of fancy illustrated
Books for children suitable for the approaching Hol
days, daily receiving and sale by
de II a. MORRIS 81 Main street.
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9AA DOLLARS REWARD. -

900 Dollars l. II 81, REWARD RE:vLAI5 Kan
NEGRO MAN named ROBT. PATTERSON. He
is about feet high of large frame, and will weigh
about 200 poundshss serious sullen look, and .
fat He reads writes and speaks very correctly,
talks slowly, dresses we'll and passes a Baptist
preacher exhorter. He is asuperor factory hand,
aud may show free papers TO get work. But il Ia
thought he will try TO get 10 free State, the
Liberia packet, Though that is doubtful,D he
wanted the church 10 send him there to preach. He
has frequently visited williamsburg but left in the
for Petersburg, where he has brother rela-
tons. The above reward, and all expenses viii be
paid, if secu red in jsil or delivered at
WILLIAM WALSPS Shoe Store,
40 NJ uir
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CLOTHING FOR CHRISTMAS.-The
ING and as he is determined close out his winter
stock by the 18th January, be will offer such induce
ments MS to insure sale. He has also in store gem
tieman's furnishing goods, of every description,
which will aloe be sold at the lowest prices. For bar
gains call on A. LEVY,
No 50 Main street, opposite City Hotel sign of the
Red Goat de 20
On hand large stock of Clothing suitable for ser
wants
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STONE MASONRY The subscriber

STONE MASONRY. The subscriber
~ havine completed the extensive foundation for
Messrs Taliaferro 4 Co., at Manchester, and nearly
completed the abutments and piers of Mayo's Bridge
would respectfully inform the public that he ia pre-
pared to contract for building foundations bridges
&c, &c, with the best quality of granite to be found
in the State All work entrusted to will be done
in workmaniike manner. JOHN w. DAVIES,
Stone Gutter aEd Mason. Southside of Dock.
Residence Corner of Canal and I'd streets.
do I'M
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GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES
w Just rece:Yed large end splendid assortment
OF Gold and Silver WATCHES, ia open. hunting and
r1sse cases, made bJ the most celebrated msnnfae-
turefs-~arrented good time keepers you want q
Watch 10 give Satisfaction as 10 tLne qnslity, kc
low Is the time 10 get une--of
ELIAS HALE
Importer aud dealer In ssches JewelrY and Fancy
Goods los Main street. de p
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I AMBERT'S LOTTERY OFFICE, No.
H NORTH CALVERT STREET BALTi
MORE, OPPOSITE BARNUM'S HOTEL-The
purchase sale of Lottery Tickets within the State
of Virginia being in violation of law and at
tended with heavy penalty conviction the sub
scber would respectfully solicit the orders of his
friends and others who may feel disposed purchase
Having been resident of Richmond for upwards Of
thirty years, and being pretty generally known
throughout the State, he deems it almost unnecessary
to give any further assurance that all business contd
ed to him will be promptly and properly attended to-
E4 Packages single tickets and shares, in all the
Maryland Lotteries for sale.
To- The printed official DRAWN rs sent to correspon-
dents by the first mail
CgS"PIiZes csshed at sight
Address THOMAS LAMBERT
DO 21-fts Baltimore Ma
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NOTICE no THE CREDITORS OF MESSRS.
SHEPPARD l. CHAMBERLAYNE, AND OF E.
II. CHAMBERLAYNE, INDIVIDUALLY. As
trustees IN deeds made by the above named parties
dated 20th December, 1858, duly received in Rich
mond Hastings Court, we beg leave to notify their
creditors, that they have conveyed all their effects
for the purpose OF paying their debt and that by the
terms OF the said deeds, release be given by
the said creditors or before the 18th January 1854
to entitle them to the benefits of the said deeds.
Such of the creditors willing to accent the
provisions of the said deeds will please notify US in
writing of the fact. before the said 18th January
iSa VI IT, e 1PFEsssoN, Trustees
Richmond, 2eth December, 1885,
lo9 Ill
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HLOTHING FOR THE WINTER at
~ the weIl-known Clothing Emporium of HEN.
RY SHAFER, No. los Main street. where gentle
men can find every Article of Clothing, made up in
the most approved style, which he will sell, as the
season is far advanced, at greatly reduced prices.
HENRY SHAFER,
de- % Corner Main and Pearl Streefs
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NEW FAMILY GROCERY,-The su

NJ EW FAMILY GhOCEh1.-Ihosu sub
IN scrher has this day opened his new store
Broad street, few doors above 9Th, where he will
always keep a complete assortment of the best FA-
MIYY GROCERIES He respectfully solcits the
patronage of his friends md the public generally
LUTHER 2. ELLIS,
&c 21-6tF 1874 Broad street.
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NOTICE TO THE CREDITORS OF MESSRS.
JOHN NJ. SHEPPARD, JR., f. H. CHAMBER
LAYNE AND JOSEPH MOSBY, ENGAGED IN
THE MANUFACTURE OF TOBACCO-As trustee
in deed made by the above named parties dated
18th December, 1853, duly recorded in Richmond
Hastings Court beg leave to inform said creditors
that shall take immediate steps execute the said
trust, and will close the with little delay az
practicable.
1t is important that the said creditors should ex-
anime the said deed, and inform me in writing at as
early day as convenient, whether they will accept
its provisions or not. w GODDIS Trustee
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GOLD LOCKETS, Gold Pencils and
~ Pens. Breast Pins. Ear Rings, Finger Rings
gold Guards, Rob and West Chains, gold and silver
spectacies, Eye Glasses, variety Of nice Fancy
Coos suitable for christmas presens all just to hand
and for sale at LOG Main street, by
ELIAS HALE,
Importer and dealer in Ws.ches, Jewelry and fancy
Goods. de ~
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FUTURE DAYS.
BY ALEX. MOTT Z co.


A YER,S CHERRY PICTORIAL. FOR
"A THE CURE Of COUGHS, COLDS, H0ARSE-
NESS b R0NCh IT'S, WHoOPING COUGH,
Among the numerous discoveries Science has made
in this generation facilitate the business of life
increase its enjoyment and even proong the term
human existence, none can be named Of more real
value To mankind, than this contribution of Chemistry
to the Healing Art trial of virtues through
that no medicine combination of medicines yet
known, can surely control and cure the numerous
varieties OF pulmonary disease which have hitherto
swept from midst thousands and thousands every
year. Indeed, there is now abundant reason to be-
lieve remedy has at length been found which can
be relied on 70 the most dangerous affections of
the lungs Our space here will not permit to pub
iish any proportion of the affected by its use
but we would present the following land refer fur
ther enquiry to my American Almanac, which the
Tree. wherein are full particulars and indisputabe
proof of these statements.
Office of Transportation, Laurens r. RI
s. c., Aug. 4, 1858.
J. C. AYER-Dear Sir: My little son, four years
old. has just recovered from severe attack of
gnaut Scarlet Fever has throat rotten, and eve
ry person that visited him. pronounced him dead
child. Having used your Cherry Pectorai in Califor
MA in the winter ofia5o for severe attack of Bron
chtis with entire success was induced to try Ii
my little boy gave him o teaspoon full every three
hours, nCing IN the morning, and by ten o'ck
at night found decided change fer the better, aud
after three days use, he was able to eat or drink
without pain.
Its use in the above named disease will save many
prttneIuIc grave, anu TStleNc the dbA-
iety of many fond ra.ent. For all affections of the
Throat and Lungs believe it the best medicine
tant. A feeling of the deepest gratitude, prompts
in addressing you these but for your por
tant discovery, Ely little boy would now have been
in another world
lam yours with great respect
J. ID. POWELL, Supt. Trans, L. r r.
WINDSOR, G. w June &c, 1862
J. G. AyER-Sir: This may certify that have used
your Cherry Pectoral fsr upwards of one year; and
it is my sincere belief that should have been in my
grave this time If had not. 1t has cured me Of
dangerous affection of the lungs and do not
state my convictions when tell you it is priceless
remedy.
Yours very respectfully,
D. A. McCULLIN, Attorney at Law.
Wilksbarre Pa, September g. 1850.
DR.. ]. c. AYER-My dear Sir: Your medicine is
much approved of by those who have used it here,
and its composition is such insure and maintain
IFS reputation. invariably recommend it for pulmo.
nary affections do many of our principal ciar
/ am your friend,
CHAS. STREATER. M. D.
Prepared by JAMES c. AVER, Chemist, Lowell.
Mass.
Sold in Richmond at Wholesale and Retail, by
PURCELL, LADD & CO.,
And by Druggists and Dealers in Medicines every.
where. oc 21--wfIudwSmo
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wANTs.

w ANTED 10 EMPLOY for the en-
w snIng year, = sond BLACKSMITH, two MA.
CHlEiSTS, PLOW STALKER, a PATTERN
MAKER, and MouLDER ON Machinery and
Flow Work. Good stsaey warkmen may lind con-
stsut emp ovmeuf, At fair wages.
WANTED--5Oo Fan NJ Ills manufactured for the
next season, for which fair prices per mill viii he
give nth lumber. iron work, and shop room fur
nishsd to the undertaken Of the job
SAML COCHRAN,
de 29-I2ts Bank street.. petershurs. Va.
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JAMES ID. Elicit, General Agent
- Office on Governot street. opposite the Dispsfsh
Ofee-can be found all hours, ready TO attend -
any and all bnsinefs in the Agency line, such sell
ing. and buying all kinds OF produce, renting ost
homes Ge Ne de f7-fa
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l AND IN HANOVER TWO Mn n,
IL ERQM or asrs c0rr :. nrn w MILE.
BY GODDIN 4 APPEKSON-


I,RuSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE
Il REAL ESTATE, TOBACCO FIXTURES.
Lo IND En-. &c by virtue of a deed Of trust execu.
1a :, u; h. Chamberlsyne and Joseph Mosby dated
i3th December, 1853, duly recorded in the Richmond
musings Court SHALL execution ofthe said trr,st
proceed TO sell at public auction upon the premises
tat the tobacco tctoTy lately occupied by them 81.
taated on 18th between Main and Cary streetsj on
mONDAY, the 9Th January, 1854, commencing at
IL O'Clock, the following valuable real and personal
estate. viz the large tobacco factory on llt street
between Main and Cary streets fronting about -
eet running back shout $50 feet; also ali the xturss
and implements of every kind, used by then, for
nufacturng tobacco, consisting of 20 fiattenns and
boz screws and presses, astenng mills for shaping
aud sheeting, box boards, .inkers blocks and car.
Wings boilers for licorce and ay oring ste presses
IRON levers furnaces tobacco chests and trucks ON
rollers, tobacco sticks, visiting benches knives &c
Also, all the tobacco now in said factory consist
OF n anufactured tobacco and unmanufuctured, smo.
king tobacco, scraps and tobacco stems.
And on the following day. viz: the 10th January
1854 at the lot Of Marshall and Third street
commencing at ii O'Clock, will be sold all the Lun-
Der, Carpenters Tools Empty Boxes Cases &c
The terms tor the real and personal estate Will be
made known at the time of sale.
W. ooDDIN, Trustee.
Sale conducted by GonDIN APpERsoN. Aucts
P. S.-SALE OF SLAVES.-Immedatelv after
the sale of the above Factory and Fixtures (by vir-
tue of deed of trust from Mr.. E. H. ChamberIayne
and wife to us as trustees) will be sold the follow
ing Slaves, viz: Charles, Mary. Ellen, and her two
children; and one fourth interest in the followins
children.
Terms cash. W. GODDIN,
j. L. APPERSON,
Trustees.
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FAMILIES, 40. WI T. l. BE 5 u T. :
- Piled WITH BREAD, de-, on MONDAY
morning. fsf The day. by nsy wsgnna, and from the
Aogs fhofs having orders 10 De hiled GA that day.
VIII Ylsass sslG - asriy ~ eeavsDisnt-
- ~ WH. FAIsC0EKR.
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WANTED-A partner, or partners, with
w capital Of S2oUco. The writer of this article
hes done $l2 tC0 worth of business in less than
cent, and wholly for cash He is certain that five
hundred thousand dollars can be cleared in the bust
ness in five years.
Apply at 10 A NJ or at s P. NJ at room No 4 Ex-
change Hotel, before Dec. 3lst, 1855. No letters
will be answered. de 28-Stt
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NJ ANTED-A first rate dining room
w servant, accustomed to apryafe family. For
one of good character and qualifications, liberal
price will be paid. Apply to
JOS. P. WINSTON,
de % Corner Cary and l4th sts.
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WE have frequently heard the celebra-
w ted GERMAN B ITTERS, sold by DR.. G. M.
JACKSON, 100 Arch street, Philadelphia, spoken OF
in terms of the highes. CONNIE ldatcn, and we hoR-
esy believe that it is of the best medicines ad
yertised for the complaints for which IL 10 recois-
mended. They pleasant to the taste, aud can DO
taken under any circumstances by the most delicate
stomach. The press far and wide, have united n
commenting this invaluable remedy for dyspepsa,
debility 6c and such the healing effects Of tks
panacea. that hope it may be Introduced to every
family where dyspepsia has, or is likely to have
victim de 22-dke3w
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DOR SALE PRIVATELY.--A valuable
Il mulstto WOMAN, cith her thrse csitdreD, who 70
er. As she has husband living In Richmond pus
chaser residing here not far Distant would Dc pre-
ferred. She 10 not only very capable servanf bsf
of the best character.
For sale also, a young WOMAN with her hrst child
-accusto1ned to The usual house woTk Of family
Apply to J.E. HEATH,
de i6-IH OF the Virginia House g
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WANTE D-A good WASHERWO-
w MAN, without encumbrance, for the ensuing
year. Enquire at corner Main and 2nd sts.
de 23-6t* 2. B. BENTLEY.
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DREMIUM VENETIAN BLINDS -
l. GEO. w. ZIMMERMAN, Venetian Biiaa Ms
ker, No. 81 Arch street, Philadelphia.
Coustantiy on band general assortment Of Blirdg
wholesale and retail. az tine lowest prices.
The citizens of Richmond and vicinity are respse3r
fully informed that having sppoinfed Nesws HAB-.
LISTON & BROTHER, No. 10 Governor street.
Agents, ell orders left with them will meet With
prompt attention, sud Blinds furnished AZ PHII4A-
DELPHiA PRICES. no f6--Smfs
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WANfED.-The subscriber wishes to
hire, for the ensuing year, twenty thirty
good COAL PIT HANDS. Every precaution against
accidents will be taken; and IN of sickness ned
cal services will be rendered by the resident phys-
San. at 80 each per year. liberal hire will be paid
for such Hands App to 5. 2. HALVES and DIR. r.
TRENT, Richmond; or the suhscr Der, At the mines S.
de s9-8t VIM w. TRENT
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DSA L ID WIN sc HOO
'NtVHIVWA A ID IC3Os
EEMALE DEP MENT

vWE Trustees Of this school, have employed a lady
OF experience from Msssachus sets, take charge
oil the female department. and she i'll be furnish with
rs many assistants may be necessary. The second
term will commence on MONDAY, the third day of
October
years OF age will be admitted pupils. expected
that ali OF those who intend become pupils, will en-
deavor TO enter the FIRST day Of the term No deduc-
ton made Tor sickness, unless the pupil Is absent more
than ten days.
TUITION FOR TERN OF TWELVE WEEKS,
Higher English Coarse SS 90
Grammar, eeography, History, Arithmetic, aud
elements OF Natural Science 90
Primary Branches 8 90
The school edhce of this department Pearl street
facing the Public Square, near the Methodist Church
Applications for admissions TO be made the teachers
or TO r. d. Neil, Treasurer Of the Trustees.
81. Eaul, MlnncsOts, Sert IS, 1853. 23-.lf
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CHEAP GROCERIES.

Il NJ FARMER. late of the firm Of Rev Farmer,
~ il PIE sscd iHiorI his old friends and ali those
Wishing purchase Groceries aud Ioyisops cheaply,
that ne has Tectivca AID nitrs sale the lowest
cash prices Al his new stove ThiId street, next dnoS
below tn. Worlds Fair large, fresh and well selected
stoch Of articles iu bis e, Consisting IL pat OF the io
Town g
Sugars ri all varieties,
Teas, the latest iDpOffat ons anu best qualities,
Coffee, West India aIt. Maine raGean ! guits,
Fish-Cot, MaekeIel aid Herring
PICKLES and Preserves O! AL Kind,
Huts-Amoiis, FI!horis, Brazil, &c,
Tobacco AID Cigars,
Molasses AID syrup, best quality i.on Beichets Re
Gn@ry,
Flour-SupsrI lEe of THE choicest brands,
HAMS Shoulders and Fork
And all other srtclcs in The lice # family ec1sunp
ton, great and small. TOO tedious 70 mention.
am bonnd 70 sell, sud those rIshiac 20 trsde VII
find il to their advantage 10 call.
j. NJ FARMER.
May IS, $50 Az
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81. Psul, N. t April 81, 1858
For SALE.

-
G IbEBA |. Inducements offered Dy the SUBJ
h sCTbeT 70 MI those wishing tn purchase Landed
propert, IN about ~. Paul, TWO n! INBRED LOTS
II eligible positions within Tie limits Fl the corporation
viii bc sold on terms to suit 'Hrcn.rssGs.
ALSO, one loi fforiinr -. Anthony street, rear
The American Hotel bU feet front ~ so feet deep
which is substantial three story brick bdiBg, % feet
front By 80 deep the lower 81 which
bic for any mercantile BUSINESS and the second and
third stories of which admiralty adapted for Offices;
the ot there comfortable dwelling house, q
good warehouse aId & carriage house.
ALSO, eighty 81 yaiGabie land laid scrs
lots immed atel, adjoining aud overl0okins the town,
The Saltwater road afnrdiDg excellent for
sry residences; The advantageous and In
such quantities may he desired.
ALSO, the undivided hs,f of Qua section Of land
J. ug the Still water road, FIVE es from the city oil
St Paul.
Ali 1t the above property VIII &c sold 81 extremely
low rates for cash JOHN Il. IRVINE.
ST. Paul May ), 1858 If
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TERRITORY OF MINNESOTA.
DIsTnicr CoraT, Is, DisrRIcr, summon.

DIsrnIcr CoraT, L., DisrRlcr, summons.
Ramsey County. ''"S
Roswell s. Benedict, William A. Hall Lewis s. Dene
dict and Thomas shaw, partners IN trade under the
name, style aud 6rm Of Benedict, Hal Il Co,
Against james Currsn and VILLAIN b. Lawier partners
In trade, under the name, style and firm OF Curraa
Lawler.
To James Curran and William b. Lawler, partners.
etc, the above named deendants
VOl are hereby summoned and required to answer
u the complaint III this action, OF which a copy is
ed IN the oice VI the clerk OF said court and serve
copy Of your the said complaint on the sub
ubscrbers, at their Office in ST. Paul. within twenty DAYS
after the service hereof exclusive of the day OF su
service; and il you fail 10 the said complaint
within the time aforesaid the plaintiffs In this action
Will take Judgment against you tor the of four hun
dred and nifty eight dollars with interes, from the 18th
Gay OF May, A. ID le - besides the Of This action
RICE, HOLM SHEAD d BECKER
Plsintins Auy's
Dated ST. Paul, Aug 10, 1853 1857
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vERANDAH BOARDING SALOON.

Opposite Wiitough1y s. Posucs' Office. uhere Stages
ieate daily for Stlasoa9 and 81. Anth0ny.
VNHlS establishment has been recently newly and
tastenliy furnished Tor the mediation of gen.
temen, who can be accommodated with WARM MEALS
al all hours da, night The parors are handsomely
furnished, the walters accom- nodatng, and the table
furnished with the choicest he market affords Prices
moderate Give us call. The Prorrietors ere old
hands al the business, and feel authorized assuring the
IuDuC, ticF Will give sallStactIOn 21--if
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VIN "hfJIs
A FARM Consisting OF 10 acres, within u miles o.
81. Paul Situated on the Point Douglass road be-
low heaRoCa; 20 acres uEGer eice 40 cultivated there
hl, ii heavy crop taken on this season; a frame
house neatly AisISd 81 BY - Nth AN !. iS by 10 4
fine prng close the aWtll G This is oi the best
stock frHs ia The ftiUory; there IS "a meadow that
VIII Weld iron 90 ia 80 tons Of hay also tS al
heavy timber Land on the Mississippi Il ds within oIe
lne aud quarter. Price n,UO0i 800 down reas-
onabie time Viii lie gwen Tor the balances enquire Ut j..
Caihcirt, ST. laui, the premises, OF
E BELL
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WIIOLESA AND RETAIL CONFEC-
TfDNkISN.

HE subscribers i'll returning their thanks 10 their
L patrons and the public in General Tor the liberal
encouragement they have received desire to inform
them thai they have machinery and other facilities
supply the Territory with pain and Fancy Candy Of
ihttr Hluiiu tcture Others, all sorts o S k
andy, Rose ard EuiHt AiUous, Conan dcrs, Al issr,
AcduIaed Ffnlt. and all other Mad Of Drops Ctldy
and Sugar Toys, DC which they vii sell b, the box
~ lower rates. adding freight than ii cla be bought
ualena or ST Louis. with the advantage 81 having q
fresh article Also, French German and English Toys
and Faucy Goods All orders for Cakes and Ice Cream
promptly filed at The lowest possible prices.
30 REM ~ kAkCtiEH.
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a 900 ACRES 81 choice lard IL this heaut-
p sVPVV fh Teritory. ~ t!.e section. haii see
ticn quarter section single acre.
300 Acres T.. tn ,iririt, 81 -. Paul. near Tho
CsPItt % The Tri,tort, IL. the rdst II country
u.iIHg up. and ii'i,ll. t,inr Vaile
DOC Acres - thr v,rritL, ~ s.. Anthony Falls
near the greatest povst ~ the Nonh,est, tina
cehirc oi Tie numbering ihterta. of tne Territory
500 Acres Htnr tie Young aHG th'Nii. village OK
Manonu. Oh the Mississippi river, aholr Tie Pals
heaHiii.h c0rniTy. :tst oiering 20 emirstticn.
100 Acres aeig Gut bordering Oh Waite Bear Lake,
splendid sheet g! er noted III belut hui shores
and fine fish Tbs ists easy el access b, good roads,
and Is the FIRST guilty. Of soil Beautiful lakes and
streams %; The pai1st water HbounG every part, ali
well stocked win choice varieties OF fish.
These lands divided into heavy timber, oak OPEN
ing and natural r,trc forming he beautiful
eFy Imaginable, and presenting thc most Favorable "a,
ritty FOX The choice of d torIl.
HENRY McKENTY.
81. Psul. NJ T AqriI 81 1853 ST. en-