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ctIiRtl, KNIIS.

SiIt Htn Factory. Steamboat and locomotive pclS
y c"hSiauiis On hand, aud rEALs or CHIMES of Bell,
t' ANY nam ter)cast 10 order. Inpro,cl cast ron oAcs
"1 HoNhle aTius, attached these Bells So thu;
trN may be adjusted 20 RIG easily ard uropcrN s
>iiss ",o, which prevent the ciarper from resting ON
ne Lei; lhcrn, Irooi girg lis sound iungipgs com
iI'le tli,u'iiis ioAc, Frame and NhcelJ furnished
IL >iT.u =" ~
An experience o so years in this business by Their late
itli, r. enabled hn to III,
me c"mhlha"ii {" ne;ass, aid degree Of heat requisite.
lot st'hf" Ia ihcIn the greatest soi:N sircrpb and
most ihtIo'lcs nncS; which imruv cnienis he
"t ms very extensive assortment If patterns. are raw
me-" ~ nc subscribers, who have grown up IN the bust
ht>e anu VINO VIII Use eLdeavor to s,,sfnin lin.
reputation witch the Establishment has heretofore ep
l' ca, BON III this AID foreign countries the eli. from
Whi,h lave repeatedly received thc ti-h-s, award.
Tie n State Agricultural Soct,y sI American Inst,
VIC; ala ~ which were Coirplrttd Chimes and heavy
Ai eis Tor different parts oi the Union and Canadr
MAIhEMAliCAI. INSTRUMENTS will still he
nHmo tnre b, the subscribers which the, will hive
constantly On .iat, an assortment of Transit in,,ru-
mems, Levels, Survf, ors' Conpnsses. (lnir nonio,,
ava improved Sc. Also Grass or Co.rosition t..
i2N "l nay size cast cider.
All COMMUNICATIONS promptly attended 10.
ANDREW MENEELN'S SONS
West Troy, A.haa. Co, y. y, Is5i
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SPRING TRADE.


ssfiiNDiD stock Of rich Fancy and staple Goods n,
- ne p n -tSIc, opposite the American Having re-
..i.'" oN iae arrivals large assortment oil ENGIlSI
iHENtH AND AMLRlCAN GOODS couurjsilr n
COZ" ifie assortment of tie newest ard beautiful
Aftt rs ioE tie Spring and Summer trade all which
arc how ready for exhibition aId SAFE. and viii he offer
"a M t lowest market prices AT Nholesal, and e,.
IN tais extensive a>soitnitt uay be almost every
h'icic stuiiN found ia the hes. Dry Goods establish
e1tS' a ssu many nt " aEd splendid ltn 81 goods
ii 70 DC 'ouHd elsewhere; they having been selected
"th care ard expressly this market: Purchaser.
ne ..ino't- That III ndit:ca RICH STOCK @!
Nai ard fancy Goods we a, Nil times keen i.,ne
ilet OF CdFpciii ard Floor Cloths az al. tho new
3H NHii""s ttNt"si alsc, complete assortment Of In
rIcs Misses AID Cii'Ttiis' shoes We would rrsDecf-
iu! invite OR blends aj purchasers { Dr., Gce,s =,
~ eari1 examination OF ciiiire stock assuring them
Thai every eNertion VII lie mad. to render t,r bs.n
t4i.H OF our i4rhds bath agreeable AHA, nr,ral,,e
-. Ii. HOLMES.
CaieEa. phi q, 1852 ga,
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ST. LOFTS. fSSD:y,


Commission G9i Foguafliag House.
JOSEPH aoaR,poE. fR,,ctsvr,r,r,
aiOGRIDcE & Mc'FAUL.
(Late Twichei & MogriageD
Cor'e IF Cor1asrcici 0nd Pine Streets.
ANoNsiGNME and Comniss viii meet with
~ prompt and personal attention, and liberal sH
ADVANCES VII. be gwen Cons iginen,s OF Bills Of
LaliBg IN HAND
The Forwarding and Receiving Of Merrhandize and
Prccace VIII meet with especial and dspatch TIE
lowest rates oi Freight viii always be procured suS
the qense Of Storage AID Draw se a. much a. Dos
sihie avoided.
ORDERS FOR PURcnAsiNG filed at the shcrtest no
tice aud lowest market prices.
REFERENCES.
Page g. Bacon,
tharirss, Blow s Co., -
Chotesa d Vale, ~ Io1i''
Doan, hing & Co,
n; D. Ae~co,nb Brother, 'ro,;xv;u.
~. u Re, noiis, Aouis'iic.
Ellis & Morton.
Siraer q German,
Hosea q Frazer, lCinclnnaf,
Springer S Whiieman.
4. o. Goodman r. Co,
W. Butter & ErotAer,
u. Lce.h j. Co., Piusburg.
Wan. Hollnes & Co.
Morgan, J. NJ. Buck < MoT.1n.1
Shields { Miller, n,,,,,,
r. a.. Yarnali. "!iaasifhis.
B. comeg,.,
s asisa. Lee 6 : co.. Cole. DAl'salora.
f s'ss j E F; Ss: New ro..
A. G. Farwel & Co.. b.
Howard, Son * Co. "'s'oi''
Y. &. Iwichel q Co, New Orieans.
We hive az open Policy ii lEsGraI &C, which will
cover all shipments 10 address, advised By
letter per rah or whcn cus'or.td o. bills of sdEg
before at the tile OF sl ,,nent.
MOGRIDGE & MoFAUL
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'Iit. subscriber h"Nins been appointed Agent fer the
sa.c OF Louisville Cement. VII! keep large 81 pin
an lu.t ana " II io sold small a.yanc, from Nah
ELCtdfofS prices. Il. L. McCt.OSAEi.
Ni.r.l
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NEW YORK ORE!
A. - CEEkS lssIVE

NJ HOlESALE and Retail Deaicr Fancy -rd
w Staple Dry Goods; Ladies. Misses ard ihllut's
Roots aEd shoes. Bushns and Carpet Ov,rsiUt&; al
kinds of Gentlemen, Ready Made Clothing, shirts.
Drawers and Furn>ling Goods: Cents IHe Calf apd
Kip Eoots, Mems ard Be, iloay, BrcgaHs. Trunks
Na.ses AID Carpet Bags GenIs Fine SIN Beaver and
ko>srth Hsts. Gents ana Boys Sin lush and SIX
Caps.
TT The Ladies and Gentlemen are invited to cali aud
examine this and fresh bought expressly for
the Minnesota market Ike New York Store before
purchasing elsewhere. A. T. CUAnbIiN
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VIRGINIA r0r,ACCO ,cEyCy-

30 AND - W ,SHINGToN AVENUE. ST. IC:rs MO-
~kkkA PACKAGES Virginia Mann AIRED To-
4,i - Wv bacc" I store -, to arrive, and H., sale
by tic hIdesiGn.d C"HFrsitg the following brands:
Jtsso liarcs 10. i.unl's Jcssc ilWt's , humps.
W. Ii. Nlc's 10 i.guIs; ". II. Nd1e's ) Lumbs
James rhOlras, jr's Diadem Twist;
90 do DO l lain H.;
FL Dorado, )NaturaiICat)
do ''sl' sin Gold Leaf, - lbs;
do liam do do
to Nectar.
90 Luscious Luxury, lis. ard - lbs;
do Gen at the Old pan.iliun. it.;
jas Sievcn's ID; Seth Iiasey's AAAA n AAA:
Geo Mcicai, TO-, and n G.;
VI MS, Moi r. = Nai.s &c etc. together with an as
sortnent @. Missouri Manufactured Tobacco. he woaId
beg leave 10 Ca the ot buyers to his prcsel
wei assorted stocN u Icbacco; IL Is ali direct the
manufacturers, aG oh.Ied their pCes O. hber al
teens. THOMAS MULLEN.
II
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Tin Ware and Stove Store.
NirCaaEjfs' tHicn association.

UII:ce, No. I, GoCdsic> Buildina, SrRINGFILIp Mass
Vi. -. DEAN, President!
WILLIAM PlrroN, G. {. " ooD, ~.
ii. Il. JVphtNs, (fWnhctG tom
'aNilS u au Association of Worhii gGien AID Others
Tor the NuTt assistance Of each other in case 81
..CkUrsS M ltCiiert.
IL the PAY Of the following animal dcposs Won
VIII brcome life Meuher. ard be entitled To veahy
bciolf drlng life, If You should &c disabled l., .icLte~s
or t 't.ent iron attending 10 yous ordlaf, bSi g.. or
oc.Upaii"n FAMALHs Insured against .iclress common
o both SEXES
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l1s - u ~ al = k14. u / De,
NHNLEsh LIE DEALERS in DRvGs MEDICINES C,.py,
ctIS. PAINTS, OILs, NiRN.sHEs and DYE.srfrE,
NiNn0w GLASS and Furry. GLASSWARE Peg
iuNEaT, FINE scars, FINE HAIR TOOTH
IAiNr aid ~ iiiriw ASH Bat SHES, FIELD
GAkpEN aud FLOWER SEEHs, SUR
GicAL iASTEU MEMS, SPICES,
SsUFFs, PsrEET MEDI-
cNIs, FIRE WINES, etc, for MEpIc;yAr rrarosu.
iANci ARTICLES: srr'R INKS, LETTER ard Ca. pa
PER, GoLp ard STEEL PENS md sr.Ttcrrpx
GOLD aid TIN EoIL. and great variety
81 other articles.
his he Oldest Drug establishment north Of IN. TIE;
,oi TiVcr We have Gono business in this CITY sine,
is-'' ~ sit.ans and Merchants always find AT M.
i'ocs. AHSH and UNADU LTEEATED medicines, and Of
ic FiS*. q tITy. Purchasers invited 10 famine
"uf f'o'N rs u II larger than ether Northwest;
&o We eieae oar pccs VIII 10 satisfactory
10 any WHO HAY trade wit;i
Hditta, November, lojl 3-oniv
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CHEAP CASH sToRE-wHoLEsALE

M II z } FtFs.
GROCERIES, PROVISIONS HARDWARE, BOOTS,
SHOES, HATS, CAls f't cTHrNG. PAINTS,
OILS, GLASS, RNITroE, BOOKS
AND STATIONERY.
vNNiE SUBSCRIBER by late arrivals il now in re-
q ceipi and opening in his new store on ST. Anthsny
street, near The "Ancrican House. large and most
complete assortment Of the ehoyenamed Goods, which
VIII positively be cold II lower prices for cash than ever
before offered in this place His entire stock select
ell wit great care, and purchased the Eastern AMI
Southern markets or CASH, that he safely assure
ms riends and the public generally that it Viii be 20
their interests TO cali before purchasing elsewhere and
eAGniis his stock which consists in pant follows
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O I his Old stand, which Is Known 70 = great nanv
n friends especially those no have patroniled him
So long, Keeps different stock Of Goods from th mix
tare which he formerly kept. He now keeps Dry
Goods alone, Including prime selection Of Ready
Made CiosC and the largest best stock &C Roots
ard Shoes spened any where, including Ladies,
Shoes. He has also variety Of Blankets bjtuev ard
Horse Blankets which as he swsys Ia. sor, hs self.
si prices o sui. - friSn1s
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!;-'se fl.ani5 a
PROVISIONS.
sue" as hams shoulders, butter lard our pork, peaches
apPica, gotators corn and cats. Also,
NNsSk.S 4 Nd ESQ tDssS,
consisting al N!l,kcy, brandy, port, niata in, porter
c.ret, champagne ana ale. Also,
CLOTHS 90,
Complce and ft~hiol able assert ucnt made IN "A the
best hal'trr, and a. the best material, ;uoig which
ovrIruit-, Lock coats and vests of nj! Kinds
cuicrs ana sizes unc' reiut'rC in great Narisy 5. A.o
ROOTS AND SS5pES.
very large I'd Wei selected saUIt.ucnt numerous
To IgcHt;oB. Also.
hats AND CAPS,
embracing al tue ttl ard WHIT 81 les.
Also, gtNerai :.ui1varc Paints Glass
1liwtie, cutlery. obs, &c.
81. laul. Nov. $50 JOHN TkRrITIT
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Ni0EIG s.rE


EhtFAuLT having been made Ia the cor4on Of II
~ certain mortgnge, bearing daie the l.nh say OF
jus, la the year al Lord thou sand tisl han
dTed aa nay 0ne made and by LAFAYETTE IN,
meti OF Ramsey Count, and Terrific of MiHnesoin
part OF TIE Ist part ~ N"ta ieciin, As Aforesaid
part. ot the second part, and which mortgage daily
acknowledge and recorded "a The oce The Rex .tsr
March .. 1882, at O'Clock r. ~ book u "f Mort
cages pages and Z THE sid mortgage wss gwen 10
secure The pay ne,t Of hTdrca eight, dollars
"n or beiucr he Est DAY oi iususi, A. D. o2 Accord
arg To the concon o certain: pruin,. Ia II III
ling, bearing date with said mortgage and that the
s;iin OF one hundred AID fiji, -h. dollars and ii, cents
Is now claimed 10 be due said mortgage Tic date u.
this nctCc
The premises norigaged secure the said debt are
described IN ie aforesaid mortgage n ins a ten.
IN the county of Ramsey aid Territory OF Miup..ot.
known and design aed follows wit: as LOT number
eight, in bloc& number nie, III the town proper Of ii
Paul.
Now therefore, sui, processing yinp been in
sttued al law To recover ihe debt remaining
cure by said mortgage, or any part thereof notice
hereby given that pursuant t., and by virtue Of mower
OF sale tanned therein said orrsagea premises viii
be Sold al Public Auction the Court House. in and r
said Count. nf Ramsey, Monday Eth day OF jan
nary neA; at One coca in the afternoon of Tint day
BY Geosge r. Brott, Sheriff of Count, of Ramsey
NETAl GuERIN, Mortgage.
MURRAY & WIILI,Ms, A;iy's
St. Paul Dec 4, i952-3i-J,
NOTICE..
VuNIE undersigned, Of hn i.hu the Tcrritor,.
Il to Richard o. Walker, late Of st. Paul. deceased
has together with John McCioud. IT, been appo,'trd
administrators OF The estate al said Richard o. Walker
deceased. SAMUEL. VI. WALKER
JOHN McCLOUD. Jg.
DEC. % ir51. 35--3w
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II. +. M-CLOSkEY.

VAHoiESAiE Grocer Forwarding and Commits
W sion Merchant, aud General Siein.so4t Agent,
- = i'N'c' '".tl. u. Ine attention cl buN egs is
called to my stock oi Croceres Provisions etc ore
i'Fiie rectifc1 by late HIrivn!s from New York Jos-
tor NJ" orleans and ~ Louis. which IN 'i.ioi, 10 m,
".I'i st"cN f,"ucIs iIN assortment conll,tC shah
continue TO receive additional shipments Il oa time to
uHe durng navigation, thereby crabrg III. 10 have n
ne ava i' ~, throughout the be .b,.
AT an iiHc~, To I'll orders the lowest marker r,es
ihc Receiving and Forwarding Rs!Acss shall m eve
I! ilstance have ny personal attention ~ which d. :
lhfh ara care VIII be gnnr.tiej. and iir Spe,se 81
storage and Drayae. rs mach ~ possible avoide,l
Lei assured taft my facilities ad L., ~. icnce II,
'hS COMMISSION ai FnrTar6ing hta;nas. c..a, M, to
WiiT"bt chir" satiS3c zion any tlat ma, favor no
With their patronage
Liberal Cash advances will tc made on Produce .oI
Nefch'i'di.e shipped u for safe in this market ar
titar attention viii be laid the purchase Of All am
ct not in IA. lac. - ~
- Agent Tor Galena and It. Louis ard GaIena AND
st aiil JACK EI LIN III sTTk NERs
0a!ena, April ], 1852. ,c
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: q > a E,E.
a RE keeping Their stove these DAYS ,,,r H..
IA especial purpose OF giving warm recentiou tn
their customers. who ab0Et these davs hy;,.,
ehts iuf u CIR iitHos They assume that ,hrs are the
most legitimate dealers in the ianr, article. 70
The Huhtays "a al! the West. Of h!iaGt-,uhia
Our gearal steCh al Dry t;0od. is very large With
view 10 its eaflv reduction we are now sei,nr ~
Prices lower than The kinds were ever before Of
feresl in the Territo.y.
we also nave on hand a few bottles of the Essence
OF Cohte, and some thiuas net sentured which ,,,,
viii be surprised to when ven rall
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ALEX. REI,
" hO.csaie ard Retail Crocer.

As l"st reed BY the first boat, Nominee n large
ana well selected assortment Of Groccrics and pr
Visions consisting Of sugar. Coffee. Tea. PORK Fjour
Lard Bacon, ians, Shoulders, Dried Fruits Cheese
hice, Canh!es. soap, Salt Woodel ware anl Willow
"ar; ana VIII n ceive fresh supplies by cry boat d
rect from ST. Louis, all the Those Wishing 10
purchase vii find it to their advantage to call aud exam
inc before purchG sing else ~ here.
St Paul, April %, ALEX REV
2EA, ElkT and Cuff ms OF every desirable style
B and II the loves, price. AZ
EOBiNsoN's Jewe.r, Ba,,,r
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AYERS CHERRYpES,ToHAL-

FEFiS unrivalied cure for coughs, colds hcarsress
~ "ichitis, whoopii g-corch Group. asthma ard
c"hsra pon nov TOO vel known iC zee uirc ceTtid
Gates. constantly kcri Ter sale at nic cox 4 Axt.r
N"sFF l2-U y
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To IDEDTER

Ill persons Indebted to the Subscriber prevor,s to
"a the first Of September last either hv note orlook
account rtfrt Stsd to call and settle or The same
viii he rgt In the harGs Of some proper person Tor col
lection. lay Up ard Costs Dur motto Is cash mn
or no sale, Is Tie credit ysicm has ont.
v. ii. STILL MAN.
ST. raul. Oct. 90. If ft.ln COPY
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Nay e, 1851
W. =. SWIMMER,

GSSsRAL NEWSPAPER AND AnvERrIsING AGENT
( 'o8NE oi Second and Chesnri streets (oyer In.
" Post Office, =. Louis, Mo.
REFERENCCs:
Aessrs X q w Campbell, Gcssrs. HAYDEN & Wilson.
Adolphus Aelei&cUi HAIR g Whutenore
ST. Louis. June IL. ,f
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Fi-sGiNES. BOILERS MILL WORK.
}. T. DOWDAIL L CO.
" ashihgtOn Foundry, st. Iouis. No.

: sANiNG nc Of nc largest ard best furnished q
iin,>hiehts M The West We wc,;l. cal. tia -tset
"i q! III persons interested ia want O.. Hill ,volE
I" Tie iuct sat have hr lnrrest ssso,t,, n r,,
uiis III 'he CITY We employ the best # workmsr Al
se c os G. iron III tie giac;ir. Of cur or and
IA" o'eh ''lstaht, Increasing business Tor FL
'e' 9's, We Halter ourselves HAT have given een-
era" S-tSat iion Engines OF all sizes fitted 10 ON !roa
FRAMES ready run
Loiiers and heavy shcct iron orr of All kinas cas,-
ii"rs ~" "iohcht iron work If ali hints and from he
nc. itt;rtiis low is use, for glist mills
cav oist Burners, CaIing Machines ! +, kcrs etc.
Miiiwrehis en- have work MADE TO sui, their draw
FERNS reasonable, and particular niienfi On paid
ufou.
NJ We r',er !" Martin Mower, Esq. Arcola Mills.
~. T. ~ IL iaro, Stil'wotcr; who using work Of
car mar niaciuTe, Tor further Information
Ma, ~ 1882 &c
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Al TRIE NIL

say what mean when proclaim LOUDLY tn ,h
people oil the Territory, that have got too m
LOCUS ana that II Is 50 near spring, am now seInr
Them oil at actual COST New YoRK. co~u,;m
freight and expenses nothing. IL any one iarhs. a.,
nun ONE All" DC convinced CcH,e every bedy and ALI
al ""'e- A T. CHAMBLIT :"
Lower Third Street, St Pa,
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HopxESs AND BROTHER.

SGCt E6SORS or DfsfLL HCFhlNN,
AVE-. Just upticd TaTGst, hcar Jackson street,
4 general assortment ct family goods AID iautiy
groceries; also CrotherA, Ens and variety o oihrr
goods: such ctiCOV, sttirSs ANA seStn>s, lihtn,
WCol,n and cotton goods ol al disc pul> t,UIs ana
shoes oil ali sizes ana qualities for ad woEicn bo,
and girls; also various qualities OF sugar, coc'- tcn
saleralus and all OF spices really made cloh
bI nuts niolasscs, vinegar, PORK, narhcfc cod
ish, clothes pins. tobacco OF all qualities; ANA butter
nrtl o. Hour, crackers, dried irGit, Also window
glass aud patty ropes, Ted cords, Pc" der shot, caps
bacon soap c,Hiics-n tact, every thing " i4trd 10
sell very small profit, lex quick pay Gail aa
/ anime for Yourselves AID Try Us.
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ilIll4iN TOT tUFIsSINos "-'u II -. -.-.
DANIEL HOPKINS,
iul5-l3-ly. PETER HOfhINS.
s.DVTslT.: FOE. TIE MILLION.
= ANn ,NINIER

=
MEM GODD~-FAil AND WINTER TRADE.
Wv ou Roberts street -; Paul, ha,rs ju>t retafgcG
citizens of 81. Paul. AID NIL Hho may favor them with
call the largest and varied s,ock oi al aHd Wu
Goods their line, ever brought to thi market and
which you rc>pe, italy invited Ia call and examine
This stock consist part The following articles:
Cloths cassimeres, Nesthss. Roaty-,natc tloi liIg.
and GeA,irntns' Furnishing Goods Muruo, y C0.cu.
ors,ei Cloth and Flannel Wrapper, and drawers,
Hosiery. OF ali 6nlds. qualities and prices GoFes alC
Mittcns ia endless variety, such Bdoa, Nucsiod Bee
lin, Meriao Cashmere, Woolen, DC. Also Ner, beau
tifIl assortment Of white and oo!orCd Nj lEi sin
Gloves The newest patterns of Coiiais iM1herchcis,
Scaris, Ties, Crayats, Stocks, -.
SHIRTS.
Fine Linen DosOTs Of the l1tes, Freq md English
"a .oIs, Flannel Calico heck aid Hickory Stlts IN
great quantities. Drck and DGil Ovtr.s.
READE-NIADE GLUEHiNG.
Che2per han ever; but too nGICroIs 10 mention, ca
and see for yourselves.
BONS'A CulIDRENS' { TIL y {:
We have very tine assortment Ihedc Gp in tie
mud Gloves, Fur and Drvh.s caves, Rubber and Gl-
cloth Clothing. Carpet and Z -i,eGg Bags.
In the CUSTOM DEPART AlEAlT, GaA be found all
The styles of Cloths, Casserss GocsAin Ncs,iags
and Trimmings match: nnG venture 10 SAY, that
give you good aid fashionable work csIs be
had OF New Nork, and warranted 10 s1it, Oh 10
sale.
u Don't forget the place. Roberts street, next door
10 W. H. Stmais Store.
WHINE & COOLEY.
Psui Ian s lS53 ..-:~-tf
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REfERENCES.
+. Choutoau, Is. q Co, New York.
L"rInE, Sterling a Co, Pittsburgh,
james ieck S Co, Chicago,
Bridge s. lewis, Detroit,
Ray, Keith s Co, Cincinnati,
thOutean d Hal.e. II Louis.
!alnos Cater d Co, Galena,
Si.iinau {, Rood.
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p. CHoUTEtp. ~. AS. ..,,IsoS rrrIx y.rr =

p. cHorTEtt. "a AS. n.R.IsoN. FELIX VALE
IRON MOUNTAIN IRON AND NAILS.
Chcteau, KarrisOn 81 Vale,
IbRCPRfETDKS of Che 81. LOi lS ROLLING; MILLS
II VIII keep On hand full supply oil merchant par
rom Ootf plate, sheet non and nails, manufactured al
tlsir establishments. from the Iron Mountain
nj ~" as keep al other articles usually kept IN al,
ion store, 10 Which cy invite the Alteration Of country
merchants
~ Warehouse Nc. l29, Second street ST. Louis, No
Cl1AS. W. BORtP,
- Agent al -. Paul.
Nay E, 1851. Eff
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H.AI-l. trade, 1852 BOohs and Stationery M II hoI,
Il sale. higgins ~ h,il0aa, Publishers Eotk>cTe,>
SatOicrs and Manufacturers al every variety cf llau
Books, b y John street corner Gold, N.w YORK irye
call ifom merchants aid booas itts xalue the uri
and qualities OF their yer, large stock OF
BLANK BOOKS, NEHoRANpt AND PASS ROCKS
Embracing every variety needed; school and classical
hooks OF every LiEc USED l.. schools and academies. H.
bTuy and miscellaneous books for public s,it,,ions
schools, families and Suday schools; bibles PRAYER m
6ynn hooks, OF great variety AID sizes. prices and
Oi binding S''S
nakulcf1ie, all OF which they neIse themselves 10 sun
ply as tow rs any ether house the TRACE.
n BFoolscar, let,C paper and states at mil prices
New York. July J. LII
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Illn. A.cUiJ.
CITY HOTEL. ST. LOUIS

corner or Ihud and Tine Streets.
T BARNth, proprietor, viii aiways be happ, see
his irei.s Who down business or pleasure from
Wisconsin, Minnesota, and from elscwhe up ie Mis-
sissippi river. Nov. II, 1850
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T. tfll rf-.F
" nc oMi- Ai'Ie'S comprise Tart of my s'ock:
,,,.b.,, r., 80 .''''''tieN ditHsts,
I,rirn =. ~" ii'i's'
'Ao" % tsp neits.
1!tF~.,s 60 I.hIeS and odlinsS.
NJ - i1ls =" SuLs ntlftS, EHiJfoc. collars
~" ia 'i3''9e GO ir'>> buttons,
~ i..,,,.' ,.o.: ntNn' IA ''"ti>,
=. t,irt;,-,- 80 " -
-. a"!iuhs, Ladies iiirN LOnrets,
r.. Ina. " foreTce braid .
ia b;c,ci.d ,,' ~:
- hi'h'''d VA SIN, ." Fare, hol.ESts
= ana - Rome, III aus,
-. f.i'7'' 1aP a'd SIN ri0ors.
F.J, Co ,I',o,,
Cable twists ;-a,, II
Hamilton uclil. Tr;nn -
AHl">heSs Wois;ed
Apron checks, Jnqsaid diouer
,i"sh ara diapers, Ladies lyiNcG hoe,
n1pNii iihchs, " white al black hose
i,'own linen ddllinss, Misses
h,Et"'Al Jeans, MIXED ,sc
Plain and f.acc Tyc,,ls, Mems hslf ha~r.
fih'N ca>siilctcS, Slk pOCht kdAi's
Satine,t>. ia &c, rr,
Lancaster Gi',ghans, i,rn caub'r
scotch = ..aries Rid CLOVIS
Niu> III re lanes, " iisle thread cloves
Eiraae DC LANES, cui,on
Ian "tfagcS, Misses
PORTSMOUTH lawns, Mems
French y. i ,,,~..l d.,
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- Az be receiving upon the urcIiae ofnayicatop
- large ara Weil selected assortment tT Iti,;,h
ftith dhc American Dry Goods Zoos and Shoes J,
id iobnccO; and great variety of fancy ari IS ,y.I
WI nc olicicd /" The trade al lower prices THAI the SAM,
81 ieS HiNe usual. sold III This Aud would
80 FSi ~ par hasefs who have formerly visited o.Gsr
aiatts, tlat much time aid cN elsc .ay be .ye.i hy
pAfciinsi. their goods here. Al eXAnilato Of M;
81" 7. ahu rri1e, i, res cctiIily solicited
ftF fall