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Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1853-07-20
New Goods

IUsT arrived from PfiiI.ADEJ.Pfgr4 -
2, -, n % more. and now op<nirr 81 yoifr n
" -. nearly opposite The Court Horss. in -
neE Dfick nniietne ~ W r ~ r. Pa A larsr
Cd and Brown Hnsiins, Linen Table fiinp-r. s,r
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1853-07-20
WAN Ted.

A BOY sixteen or seventeen years old. tc
N learn the Cabinet Makers business
J. & E B. HURS EY-
Iuu, so.h. 1850.
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EMAINING in the Post Office at Clarksburg,
Ia on the first of July, 1883, which if not la |
ken out before the first of October, next will be
sent to the Dead letter office at Washington.
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NORRIS, CALDWELL & CO..
GROCFRS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
IMPORTERS and Dealers in old Wines
and Liquors.
Nos. $50 and $50 Baltimore Street,
BALTIMORE.
Keen constantly ON hand and for sale upon the
hest FERNS a large and choice assortment of Gro
ceries, Wines, Liquors. etc., to which they invite
the attention of Country INGREDIENTS, Hotel Keep
ers. and others - Jyo u
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1853-07-20
OF the Virginia
Law Reporter,

July IS IS53-It.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1853-07-20

July LIST, 1853.
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A Money Saving Establish
lmenf.

Fairmont, May 5th, 1S59.-1y.
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Cabinef-ware /.

August ID, lsS2.-4ly.
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rT,HE UNDERSIGNED have organized Registry

THE UNDERSIGNED have organized Registry
Ohce IN the Exchange Room Of the As,or book ds
voted 10 VIII he found de a. vel A. General
REGISTER All travellers lodging the other hous deroas
of depsafr prorp .,eA~S 10
on Application az the Arrival and Departure Ofcs
COLEMAN 4 sTTTsoN
VyULMER & ROGERS take this means 10 notify
w ths customers that late eosor n employ
their Collection Book humber aniesersi
cash They therefore Iees iA no aeoOn snJ
Ard be psid until called for BY one q The mn
' - WILMER 4 ROGERS No. a Hasss,~4
Of TIE said Collector VIII 30 thankfully
WRECKED PROPERTY.-Notice Is hereby given
w % all persons Interested that the sovns dbsd
has pnsession 70 WIZ Aostsn
thousst q fsef Of Bisck Walnut Plank and Bosres
lhoui Of the said umber az Barcons IN ne town
we.tsed Of sns quantity 90 the znd
OF Caleb Hubert and quany the s.d Ct Aexsnde omsoa
p ssid TOW T. resdse Ia ne town Of Potsni sid Sounty
The humber oessee good eordncr soma q h u say "a
r,J uprcsed have been ashore nom avesssi EAed
Beus on lake Erie Tbs u ne master o. s1pfrao
have srabs ess Where the vessel no" A1d 10 'ondon
q unku0~n i, - La -
In l;rh seems the principal mark The letters D. X
IL ara also found BRANDED " the ends ef soe 81 no aek
PrN - mi ~ safely kert nhisot the leea claims Of
-, 10 OLIVER w. BCRCH, Coroner.
p,,sd wes,seld Nay =, 1855.
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baecial Noiites.

NJ Grind Temperance DemOnstration.-JoH B..
esEFI deliver Temperance land the necessity
IL prohibiting he LqUo1 te) n the Janes NJ L. Cluci
frIpAY EVENiN0 June 1856 Tickets OF ad mission II
yheh 10 ptocrrtd from NJ pongau No 10 Amo,sj m
Il b Bdmcucs at the obce Of the City
pon Thos Esry the Organ Once, and a. the door Of
Chuch on evening Of the Lecture The public respectfully
Invited 70 attend
90 Rally cor the Charter Amendments, aud
sa CIV ssIn TUESDAY, the tn OF june, People
a. sdo the amendments 70 the City Charter passed
T.slstue session. 1ne Committee have Deposited
f~t favor Of these amendments st the places sts'ed below
80 least every election dtnc A. t Is well known
- Who are growing nch upon the couptons Of the Jy
70 destroy al the tickets Ia
which they elc1 the Committee
cn every supply himself with tickets previous the
eein They every whose atoms give him
en,pee bis vote, TO take pains b distribute tickets
nq al be aid IN the Of Reform. Rene-
ser hrs Of 1852 anoohd to 5sSo5 o. and that for
increased 10 Sl O< 49, and
sse 81 a. in year. more than 50 per cent in add
80 in the permanent debt Of the
roll
falls who
rfe Who ca only part Of end tas
,s@so e bear share OF the load well those
- i've IN rge houcs and Indulge ia uIunes TIE men VINO
live and arend increased organizing dsfe,t
Rem people who increased taxes 10 increased
xi,h 10 fecure Reform, they must vote.
Tickets procured ether the places can DC voted
the
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Cost ann fcnno.

Cost anh fonnn.
I OST-A silver CARD CASE, 10 Laight, CanaI-st
II Brosdwsy tie initials A. l. D. marked upon and contain
The hnder will suitably
ed by eavrg with D. D. DEMiSG No 2i Broadway tap sA
+ OST-Ihe BANK BOOK of the Bloomngdale
- Asylum containing money and CHECKS reward Of $50
paid returning the ssnsto the HswYork Hospital Broadway
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5ummer Retreats.

A COUNTRY HOME for SUMNER in the beauti-
IA h ahy yas ofNyf the bank u tho Hadsou
River hours ride Sewf0k under the supervision Of Miss
C. N EEAIE Is ready for the reception " Rooms
and cultivated
view the liver for thirty miles. Apply rect Mrs PARKER
TutIesf, No Z35 Spring, head Of Clarhe-st, " T.
A LADY wishes the sum Of 800, for which Board in
IN country daring the months will be The
plenty tsfhin and every and comfort Adde'S Boad
box B. Tribune Office staring where interview be be had
BOARD at FARMH0UsE.-The subscriber is
~ prepared make arrangement. with parties wishing Board
Instantly Glen Cove The house
wishing desirable Board will do well 10 application
furter peTcu add CHARLES UNDEalLL, Glen Cove Ii
COUNTRY BOARD. - Wanted, Board in the Country
ride sail Of the city Tor Centeman, WIFE three Children
ard Servant Address stating location &C. BOARDER Tribune
Office.
COUNTRY BOARD.-A private family can accom-
~ MEDIATE small family their residence the
above Hyde Park The situation de-
hghu commanding fne view the River Raoad
comfort be had Terms Moderate W. H. Staatsbuyh Dutch
Co,H.Y
COTTAGE WANTED-For the summer months,
" within hours nd from NevYok 10 good situation;
Hueeon would De pref ned Rent be nOdenie.
GEO p. PUTNAM, No. 10 Parkpsee.
GUNNER BOARDING may be had az numerous
- POINTS LoDg Island Railroad with late s1d early
the and from NegYor places have salt
bathing bshBg sailing ard Cunning ROcssws south Oyster
Bsbyl09 Ip Fire Island sz,ie P,tchosne Bepot River
Head Quosu james Port CuhoFue Soahod Oreenpo shelter
Island, Orient and Sag Hsib0r
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rhe &c. VOL Sow Resdy.

HARRY ASHTON (; or, The WILL AND THE WAY.
BY the author Of Amy Lawrence" stanhed Hall" Gus
How ard Minnie Grsyr Beautifully illustrated Price
This another by the gifted suthor Of Gus Howard"
suasses point ingenuity intrigue and skul combination
any this had Lon
don where through Of the weekly journals OF that
the circulation Of which has been increased many thousands by
great popularity.
s field Hail. ad "Amy Lawrence certainly pronounce
Hsry Ashton equally feeous and effective in these points
The author without the least initiating has songy aded
the wit gaanry and adventurous spu eonuous IN Levers
voris and work il destined TO have great sac.
The above only complete and unmutad edition OF & crest
worL before the he and for sale wholesale and retail az the
1onowne Booksors: GARRETT No IS ADRIANCE
SHERMAN Co. No. Astor-Houe II. LONG BRO, No. -
Arp,t. DEWITT DAVENPORT, No leo Nasau-st; BUECE
BRO No. 1874 ksssau-st.
Also. BY AL Booksellers ia the city.
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- Goo, Inud sale M East NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

IL Recepton of Honorable Judge O'Neail, Of South
Carolina Worthy Patriarch OF the Order of the Sons or Temper
ance by The Division Of Eastern NewYOk IN the Grene
Church on thursday EVENING June 2 1883 A. c. Elan
AGAN Grand Worthy Patriarch Will side Prayer By Rev r. :
POSTER Addresses by Hon. j. b. ONEALL and Rev. II. w
BEFCHER Singing by w T. OAKLEY leader Of the Aleshani
ans Church Members Of the Order viii appear
Ia Rrr The Daughters Of Temperance and other Temperance
CARNATIONS with the public generally invited 70 attend Seats
nee. By order, ThOMAS EDOEhLEf, o. s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-02

. OQA CARATS Of FINE LOOSE DIAMOND
<.OOO to be 'on at sS9 pecstt Appl, 20 louis Az
RICH No r. Rsade u Arr having large diamonds son
v do well sal Aneh The highest eash price sh be syso
d SrttlltA PARTNER WANrED-in Manu-,
QO.OOU featuring eabfhmen, that Is doing good bust
ese with prof Tie business be- extended smsau
bs but ANAL competition Address IL r. b Brooklyn L.
SJ0 000 Partner, special or active with the
ss tho oldest ard le.tesabbed Iron Mtnnfac-
The hrhes reference 70 ability a0d
Iniy viii be given and required Address IRON MASTER this
Office.
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PRICE TWO CENTS.

A LAUNDRY MAID wANTED-who perfectly
~ understands se washing and Fenh dzuE She as5c wall
rg sss chamber work TIE best Of references required -
character and ability Apply between he hol Of asd H. a.
No Wesfl
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THR sEMI-WNEKLY TRIBUNE.

FOR clLwo~SIa, oErGoS AND TIE SANDWICH is1isps,
hlled On departure Ct eseh Mall Steamer for Aspi1wS
- "a esnts pr COPY.
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ruR NEw-YORK TRIBUNE,
THE HEY.YORK TRIBUNE

,u,s nm he departure Of each NAL Steamer for Liverpool
IN s,n copy, So year 70 any part Of Great btsn q
~. tie Coasinsnt rcstsge inci11ed
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A RARE OPP0RTUNIrY.-For Sae--A Machine
A shop inc upg Stock Tools kachaey Steam Ensae Sc 90
lsh.r sOoo val and i've ye, ease L u saeess, epsf.
non location. Tho present proprietor not eine soe
he the sole a his wish 90 ssL AZ 1--we
hs s0e0c SCto a. bic command can easily make tAU
tGtt0 yss Particulars lie bad By sdtresinN ~ih eai
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.Alh>a every TUESDAY t1d FsoAT morning Pnee 81 per
Two copies for g. I'm Tor SO. Advertisements cents
a. FOR each insertion. GREELEY McELRATa Pus3shsrs.
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NEw-YoRR. Nav. 1853.

"a
to This IL TO Certify, @ examined the Timber and
every part particularly OF the buildings east of 6h i2
fpoen Jury and that consuetd they
strong and and ed Wooden Build
nss is have in New-York. JOHN WALSH Architect,
No. li8 St MarSs-plsce
Tbiss to certify that Boss Builder in NewYork
Thirty years every particular the above statement
'' JACOB A BOGARI
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IN PREss-THE LONGWOODS OF TIL
l. GRANGE. By the Author Of Adelaide Lindsay" -
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In press, snd will be published 4, ane early date
EGERIA; or, VoIcEs OF THoUGHr AND COUNSEL
II FoR 1HE wooD AND wAYsIDE. By W Gilmore simina vol
A CHURCH DICTIONARY. By Walter Farquar Hook, ID,
vosr Eoied from the SIKH London ednOn by rebyte
Of the Prciesla ant Episcopal Chur ch. vol Svo.
MARIEIS OF SCIENCE AND THEIR TESTIMONY TO
HOLY NRIT. By W Fulom / wi. l2ne.
u II l. IN No ,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-02

u ENTLEMENs FURNISHING STORE tor SALE.
~ Stock ard Fixtures ehesp fo cash Locson soodsnt veJ
nouirs At NJ. 81 rowsrv
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DHHNiX FOUNDRY, Lynchbure

lDhINlA FOUNDRY, Lynchbure
VA.-lron and Brass Castings, Steam Engne.
Mill Geering Tobacco Presses, &c, and machinery ger
rally, furnished reasonable notice, and fair price
The present reputation enjoyed by this establishment
Tor the superiority of its work. will be fully sustained
he execution &C all future orders.
A. G. DABNEY
N. B-I will be prepared for Gas-6tting in due time
nov 25-dkrts q y
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p RUSH MOUNTAIN MILL stones

NOTICE The undersigned have this day put.
IN chased N. g. Taiaferro's interest in the concern
OF Echols, Pryor aaferro. the business as hereto
fore, will in future be conducted under the style and
hrm of ECHOLS & PRYOR, who alone are authorized
to use the name Of the former concern in winding up
They solicit continuance of the patronage of their
friends and the public generally
R. J. ECHOLS,
aug SITS w n PRYOR
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June I5-dts

NJ Office The undersigned takes pea.,r-
TX retur ing thanks to the citizens of Lypcbbnra IA
surrounding country, for the patronage extended a
iofore aud would respectfully soci, con,in,nrr" r.
the same now and hereafter, ms believe myself fvrr
with gentleman of undoubted qualification ~ s
tend to the Watcl-Reparing department, one who h"
been employed in the largest establishments in Eron
and recently for six successive years in tho es
Iishment of Canfeld, Bro. j. CO., in Baltimore, All
those having fine Matehs: such as croname'et.
call him by way of trial, he feels cenfen, fo
many years of experience of rendering full satisfac,or
aug 6-dts ii. SlLVERTHORN I
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MERCHANTS.
o.n RAIL- at the Buffalo springs,

x a.La-,, 70 Va-We return our most sihee'e
~ the $50 Ladies and Gcntlen en- who were pres
snt nj our last Ball. the 18th ull and have anrougn
,ss n-r.ua.ion Of m,ny Ladies and Gentlemen VINO VINO
were present On the 2sib. determined to FURNISH
49,. pan IN Thursday the 18th Of August next' q 10
-, -, to-. o., do better than we have ever dohe
efoss whilst we have been attered to believe that we
hive given 80 far, entire satisfaction Price only "
Good ousi- he best in the state) has been eng ,ge
mug 3-tl8 hhi'" :
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Il ". HOLLIN's
j. OFFER FOR SALE
90 hhd- p. r. and n. o. Sugar.
70 Boxc. nd bb.s. refined do
10 hid. = r. and Cuba Molasses,
10 bbls. n o. 40
/ 10 bng- Rio and LagIira Coffee,
40 :: Superior Old Java do
Case Extra Fine Gun-powder Tea,
$50 Sack. Fine aud q. A. Salt,
20 Ton Bar Iron,
do Hoop DO
do Bistered Steel,
1000 lbs Shear and Cart Steel,
3 Tons Casting,
Is Kegs Horse Shoes.
3 do Horse Shoe Nails.
zoe Kegs Nails, , to so dy,
10 do Wrought Nuis,
so Grind-atones,
go Boxes HullSs Son. Candles,
40 Boxes Adamantine do
90 do Sperm do
goo Sides Sole Leather,
SO Black upper do
40 doz Calf skins,
90 do Pink Lining Skins.
= bales Shoe Thread
10000 lbs Cotton Yarn, No's.5 to II,
) bacs wrapping Twine
) do Candle wick
, do Cotton Bats
Also. Scythe and Moving Blades and Snaihs; W rn1
ping Writing and Letter Paper; Pepper,Srice. Ginge
Nutmegs Cloves Mace and Cinnamon; Bed Cords an
Plough Lines Tanner Oil; No. Mackerel, Herring
Il Sind. ma Its
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EANCY BOXES FOR TOBACCO.

LNANCY BOXES FOR TOBACCO
Il We will make order Boxes of al. kind, which
will be furnished mt very low prices. We also have on
baud Box Plank ready dressed for USE which will be
sold small advance market price of undrcss
ed Plank making it much cheaper for the manulac
10 use dressed plank.-We also manufacture Tobacco
Moulds OF all kinds which will be warranted to excel
any ever beforA Offer ed in this market.
shop doorto G. 4 s Mckinney Main st Lynch.
burg Va. EAMES d. WASH.
Mny 25-fs
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-08-18

rINH R T. IL NC MACHINES and
l. WHEAT FANS The attention of the public il
respectfully invited stock of Threshing Muchne
md Wheat Fans which Ire substantially built and OF
he approved patterns. Persons in need of sucl
Implements would do well to give stock exami
aston feel sati fed that they will be pleased boil
n price I'd work manship.
All I'm ements warranted to perform well.
ivl5-ts DIUGU1D 4 BROTHER.
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TO PLANTERS AND MILLERS-

IT, FLAN ENS N ID NILLERS-
L. Broaens Portable Grist Mn for Grtndipg Co.n
Wheat and Pas er.-These mills are not excol.d k
any mills in use. The Stones are French Burrs ronr
ing in size Fl ON 10 80 inchesprce from $50 to sam
One of these Mills, with 80 inch stones nay be seon
operation the Piedmont Works grnds from -
10 Is bushel. per hour with less power lhan is re-
qured to run ordinary a. #, stones.
The attention of the owners of steam and Water
Saw Mills respectfully called to this mill 1t come,
dy for imme iiate aion and occupies space Of
less than Fl. square,
For Plantation purposes, It is unrivalled With 4
power it will grind bushels per hour-I,i is moi,
abe get of order ia ensiy transported and can
he managed by ordinary plantation hands.
On hand and for sale ut the
PIEDMONT WORKS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-08-18

VIZ. DOUBLE BlkOW N sKUuA :,
n CREAM ALE.-We have hand, and read
for sale loo Doz. double Brown stout, and 100 Dor
Cream Ale--a very .eror article, put up express,
sv the best of udges-which invite call and sc
tor themselves. Nj. CONNELL & SON
P.S.-Orders from any distance thankfully receive,
an punetuall, dispatched. lie 9-tsl
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NEW LINE or sTAGEs-F0r BucIor

Y an, Did1eHs d. Whac Saiphur Springs II he tray.
cling community Informed that The above line ia
now i'll operation with and splendid Troy Goa, hes
good teams and careful and accommodating drivers.
Passengers for this line will leave l.yachburg, doiIy
(Sundnys excepted) 81 o'clock by the railroad
cars for Buford's Depot then by stage, Is miles
zine ,oud to Buchanan by 81 o clock-rest all night and
mex, morning Mt O'Clock Ivy Parish Co.'S line and
rive at Dibres Springs Breakfast and to the White
Sulphur early the same evening.
Returning, leave the White Sulphur daily, undays
excepted, and arrive Buchanan the evening by
dark, and leave morning for Bufords Deptand
arrive il. Lynchburg by l0A.M
For Tickets seats apply mt the r R. Office in Lynch
burg; in Buchanan. Da,sts Hotel or Haneys Hotel
fare between Lynohburg aud Buchanan, Only 81 Run.
ing time, 81 hours THE PROPRlETORS
Jul, 28-ts
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TEisE0SCOF7C OIL Solid Daguer-
~ reOtypcs.-The Public respectfully invited
to call and examine specimens of this and beuwi
full style OF Photography, together with large colec
lion of other specimens taken by Gibbs"
Truly a Southern Artst-a native virginian
~ Gallery next door 10 the Va Bank.
PETER E GIBBS, Propoietcr.
April o5-ts
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MAKES JACK Dull BOY"
Come and see the best Menagere and Circus Existence


Come and the best Menagere and Circus in Existence
ms Tiger ur"meaIa the Iiya This splendid an"
~dro mpc1e bd"I's curiosity
inches and combine" The texture and appearance Of "'d"'" Lambs ""L"
rsda t,aA
% @ ofisG"u.
ErIe
.r%iasn country
e@Tca edvorhhE
the Kings and Queens of the Forest!
superb Lions and ""t Young freshly e %h and
I. m
an" eaG and Gy hp Tho s SYRIA G,mI of The desert
usagei and spotted Ha ei P"mge5
SWANS with as oHhe smaller
COMEAND SEE
ROBINSON ELDRED SOU rERN CIRCUS WITHOUT EXTRA CHARGE
Esea4s surprisingly and CONFLICT Thy thousand DA"''
Motto" Energy nbo,
coenG Germany Iv
the eb"i Champion Bge" Gor Berlin
Mas incen
"Dpmd""
HURRAH! FRoLIC LAUGHTER.
CLOWNS.
sOr Felix Cav" the Clown mudol
left an. Sum world mixing his
lar This gree
s Ma S"ss Robinson will hay" the honor A.,
CHAII Rin Isa br Mr
nd of
sx, Star Perform er.and aaxaare
t~
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The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1853-12-10
C. BURBANK. c. T. WHITNEY.
]. C. BURBANK & CO.,

Storage For,carding and Commission .Ner-
chants.
CROCERS and dealers in Grain and Provisions. Wharf
" Boat st. Paul, Minnesota.
Shippers and cosignces will find 1t to their inter-
to do business with the expense of labor and
drayage s saved.
RErERENCEs.-(iov. w. a. German, Henry NJ. Rice,
W. X. Marshall & Co., Alex Wilkn. st. Paul B. IT,.
Campbell. Co., George W. Campbell, Loran & Co., r.
s. Harris Co. Galena; Otis West, r. +. Sass, ST. Louis.
5 Mark packages case of b. h Co., wharf Boat, St.
Paul. NJ T. 3-2u
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BOOK. PAMPHLET, GARD.
and Circular Job PRINTING.

duu O1TCuldI JOO 1I1UClug.
FNHE MINNESOTIAN OFFICE having recent
II ly been furnished with large quantity Of new
Printing Material, Of the latest and improved Styles
the propretors are happy TO inform the public they
are prepared TO- do Job Work Of all kinds, and In all col
ors, from quarto volume mammoth poster, down
an Apothecary's Label, in neater and expeditions
manner than can be PERFORMED by any other Once In the
Territory. Having purchased and put In successful er
ration,
MAGICAL GARD PRESS,
Capable OF printing 1900 to 1900 cards per hour, they are
enabled TO execute this kind OF work in much better
manner than they have heretofore been enabled do,
ana more expedOuSly, and Fifty per cent cheaper
hGn any other 0fce in the Territory can afford.
Having also added STANDING PRESS, among
our late improvements, (Which other Office I'm the
rtory has,) we are enabled TO all kinds Blanks,
Circulars Bill Heads. ETC., usually printed Cap
paper i'm Superior Manner.
As the subscribers are Practical Printers, AMI expect
to make hoir living hy their profession they employ
none but the most Competent workmen, and superil-
tend all work entrusted TO their themselves and
allow nothing 10 leave their hands executed in
Workmanlike Manner.
For the reasons, they are happy to inform the
with all new specimens of type as they arc out,
and that It will be their pride ambition to keep their
job Department In advance Of their
with the
Improvements Of the Age.
stock Of Plain and Fancy Letter Paper, Foolscap,
Fiat Cap, Folio Post, &c, on hand for printing. Also
Printing cards Of different kinds. sizes and COLOR.
NOV. H. 1857. OWENS Il MOORE.
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Great Bargains IN Iown Lots IN 1oWer o. faul.
AnA LOTS one mile below the present Lower Land
4UU ing. have Just been laid ont, and offered for
sale hundred dollars each. Such opportunity to
invest speculation, has rarely offered. These lots
nearly opposite Pigs Eye Bar, which has for the last two
obstructed, degree, navigation to the
sent anding And is not too much 10 say, that II Is
the point where the main shipping business of this grow
ing city of the West will ultimately be done. 1t only
needs the erection OF few warehouses for beginning,
and prosperity Of the city will point In that
direction. And 1t is to give that beginning, that this
inducement IL held out to capitalists.
Other valuable real property iii and near St. Paul, for
sale by the proprietor. Enquire OF
L. C. KINNEY, Proprietor, or
ALLEN PIERSE.
st. Paul, Nov. 10, 1S63-9-6m
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To persons desiring Standard Dwarf Fruit
Trees, Shrubbery, Plants, &c.
THE undersigned have published catalogue, which
may be obtained at the counting room Of Messrs Rey
May with orders may be left, at their nursery
one mile and half from the residence OF II. NJ.
Rice. MERRIFIELD x NEWTON.