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The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-05-12

ALEX. REY takes the opportunity of the New
"A Year to TO his customers that though he
has sold large portion of his winters supply he has
yet good assortment Of the following articles:
Mess Pork by the Dbl. Crackers.
Hams and Shoulders MsccarOni.
Prime Sugar 10 Id pr q Pearled barley.
Clarified % 3 do do. Preston Chocolate.
Crushed 90 8 do do. Cod Fish.
Pow'd do do. MackereI
Loaf Sugar. Herrngs.
Belcher's Syrup, soc pr gal. G. A. Salt.
Do. do. 10 gal kg 81 So Table Salt.
Prime N Mols Goo pr gal Palm Soap.
Cider Vine vinegar Is do DO Xarasa'ed Soap
Id 10 the Dol. Carpet Warp.
Java ext. do do. Cotton Batting
Imperial Ten. Cotton Irvine.
Y. II. Tea. Bed Cord.
Black Tea. Clothes Lines.
Dried Apples. Do Pms.
Preserved Fruits Starch.
Prunes, in jars and boxes Indigo.
Raisins. Wash Boards.
Currants. Wash Tubs
Citron, Covered Buckets.
Fresh Lemons. Painted do.
Extract of Lemon Well do.
Tomato CatsuP. Clothes Baskets.
Pepper Sauce. Market do.
Spices. Brooms.
Gmser: Door u Mats.
Yeast Powder. Matches.
Cream Tartar Havana Cigars
Soda. Smoking Tobacco.
Sa'eratus Chewing do pigs & rap's,
Sweet Oil Rifle Powder.
And all The articles belonging to our line.
We have also good article Of Minnesota Cheese,
and viii have in ff days, 1900 lbs smoked hams
drc29 ALEX. REY.
GROCERIES,.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
B. WAIr& Co, Third street, ~. %k,ul, have
10 yet ON hand full assortment Of their recently,
large and well selected stock of Groceries and Provis-
ions, which they offer the public, at wholesale retail
at the lowest market price. Their stock consists
part. Is follows:
IS bbs. N. O., Clarified, Crusll'd and pow'd Sugars
sacks Coffee,
5 chests Tea,
10 bbls. Moasses,
2 do Golden syrup,
s. do kendalrs Crackers,
20 do Pilot Bread,
s. do Flour,
II sacks Dried Apples,
do do Peaches,
ii bbls Mess PORK,
1 do Vinegar,
Lard, Cheese, Mackcrel, Goldfish Salt Soap, Candles,
Starch, Salrratus, Powder, Shot, " OGDEN Ware sc.
jan20-4O
j. r.. FULLERTON.
4 4 his old stand, which is known great many
IA friends especially those who have paronized him
long, Keeps different stock OF Goods from the mix
ture which he formerly kept lie keeps Dry
Goods alone, including prime selection oil Ready
and Shoes ever opened any where, including Ladies'
Shoes lie has also variety of Blankets Whitney aud
Horse Blankets which as he always has done, he sells
at prices to suit his friends
4 TRUE BILL.
say what mean when proclaim loudly, to the
Goods, ana that II is spring, | selling
them Off at actual NEW YORK, counting
freight and expenses nothing. II any doubts, let
him come and be convinced. Come every body and all
at once. T. CHAMBIIN,
Lower Third Street, ST. Paul.
" - the Office Of WiIkIN VAN ETTEN.
~. Paul, July, 2, 1852. Eft
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II. F. M'CLOSkEY,


NM HOIESALE Grocer Forwarding and Com.ri.-
W sion Merchant, and General Steamboat Agent,
NO - Levee, Galena, III. Til. attention Of buy
called 10 my stock Of Groceries. Prov ,1ns. etc, etc
Having received by late arrivals from New YORK Bc
Ton, New Orleans and St Louis, Which i'm addition
former STOCK, renders my assortment complete. shah
continue To receive additional shipments from time
ume during navigation ihcreby enabling e ha,s
Hcs ana iu stock throughout the soRson and - be sb-
at All times, 10 I'LL orders at the lowest market
me Receiving and Forwarding Business, shall IN
ry Instance have my personal attention by which tcs
ratch and care will he guaranteed the eNpense o
Storage and Drayaae 5 much as Possible wooded
Iee assured tAat my facilities and long experience 10
the commission and Forwarding business, en8ble
warrant entire satisfaction any that may favor
with their patronage.
Iipefai Cash advances will be made on Produce snI
netchahise shipped To ne for sale t. market Par
cnlar attention will be paid TO The purchase Of al
cles not in my line.
IL Agent Tor Galena and - Louis and Gasna ard
ST. raul PACKET LINE OF STEAMERS
II. +. MCLOSkEA.
Galena, April j. 1852 III
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RICHARD MARVIN.
On Third street. ST. PAM


Is NOW ENGAGED EXCLUSIVELY A. DEALER IN GLASS,
GLASSWARE, cHINAwARE, QUEENswARE AND
CRockERY, On THE SOUTH SIDE THE
STREET. NEXT DOOR TO PREsLEXs,
And nearly opposite the Post OiiCe.)
EeEilENlNG that the trade OF our town will now war
rant an establishment devoted solely this branch
OF business the subscriber calls the attention of his
friends and all who in of goods in his line To the
fact that he is prepared receive them on the most
liberal AND accommodating terms, and has hand and
now arriving very large and well selected stock of
goods ordered expressly for the market, comprising the
usual varieties, and many either articles be met
with elsewhere in this town.
G. &: blue edged dip painted, printed, white granite
flown Line and mulberry earthenware;
Pure white enamellcd, lusire, blue figured and gold
band English china;
White, gold hand and decorated French china;
All the varieties of American cut, plain and pressed
glassware OF Eastern ana Western manufacture;
German and Bohemian glassware great variety;
English T. ID. pipes; American pipes and pine heads;
Aarge assortment of looking glasses elegant japanned
tea trays OF our own importation;
Britannia coffee and teapots, Casters pitchers ETC.
great variety of first rate quality;
large and elegant assortment Of Cornelius & Co.'S
celebrated solar lard lamps, chandeliers giranoles etc.
gilt, olive, and damask
Together with large variety Of articles not usually
imported for this market.
AIN prepared to offer urge STOCK of goods ordered
expressly for this trade unusually favor able terms
Assorted crates packed for the country trade in the
best manner, kept constantly on hand.
My goods ar put up in the best manner, by careful
and experienced packers, and may be ported any
distance by wagon or otherwise without risk break
age.
Particular attention is invited TO my stock of Window
Glass oil all sizes and qualities; which Will he sold here
for less prices than before offered in Paul and at
very small advance upon the cost the manufacturers
for cash III hand. RICHARD MARVIN
lu H. Sly
NEW GOODS.
GLASS and Queensware, just reed 100 doz tumblers
~ various kinds. Fer sale at the 1t. Paul Queens.
ware store OyD X. MARVIN.
I AMPS, Globes and Chnneys, for sale by
II jys X. MARVIN.
e DOZ. FISit Bowls, just reed and for sale by
~ Es X. MARVIN.
ITO DRUGGISTS and Medical men-20 doz. tinctures
and saltmouths, tor sale by r. MARVIN.
DOZ. assorted aud 20 doz crues lust reed
- ana '"r sale by X. MARVIN.
Oh DOZ. salts and 25 loz fruit plates and nappjes
~ just reed and for sale by r MARVIN
DOZ. syrup and dog soda COB cts for sale bv
Eo X. MARVIN.
A LARGE lot Of Queensware, Just opened AZ the
IA st. Paul Queensware Store by
Ye r. MARVIN
DIR. STORMS SCOTCH COUGH CANDY.
asreeble and useful compound for diseases of The
"A chest and lungs-GeBerRl gents, Barnard Bro e.
Co.. ST. Louis, No. For sale by the Druggists Of C.alc
at st. Paul, by ]. w Babcock, Hitchcock a KeIIo.s
and VIM CcLstansS AT st. Anthony, by J. p Wil,cs
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HNHtRCN, Factory, Steamboat and Locomotive Bells
y constantly on hand and PEALs CHIMES of Bells
(oi any number cast to order Improved cas-ron Nokes
With movable arms, attached tn these Bells that
they may be adjusted rug easily and PROPERLY and
Springs also which prevent the clapper from Ing on
the Bell; thereby proonging sound Iiaasings
plete (ncluding Yoke, Frame and Whetl) furnished
desired.
An experience Of 30 years this business by their late
ither, enabled him to ascertain the hest ioTn for Bells
The combination of metals, and degree of heat requisite
for securing them the greatest solidy strength and
most mClodious tones; which improvenrn together
with his extensive of patterns now
held by tie subscribers who have grown IN IN the bus
ncss and who viii every endeavor sustain the
reputation which the establishment has heretofore
led, both in this and foreign countries the bells from
which have repeatedly received the highest award, Of
the " \ State Agricultural society and American Insu
tute; and AT which were completed Chimes and heavy
Alarm Bells for different parts of Union aud Canada
MATHEMATICAL INSTRUMENTS will still be
manufactured BY the subscribers, OF which the, vii have
constantly on hand an assortment of Transit m>,ru-
mens, Levels, Surveyors COmpasses, (,lan. moniois
and iinProyed) &c. Also, Brass Composition Cast
ing> OF any to order
All communications promptly attended to
ANDREW MENTEl.Y'S SONS
West Troy, Albany Co, n. Y. ISL.
ENGINES. BOILERS Il MILL WORK.
J. +. DOWDAIL 4 CO,
Washington Foundry. st. Louis. Mo.
HANlNG one OF he largest and best furni he'd
i Establishments in The " est, would call the aftei-
ton of all pcfsor> interested, in want of mil work
to me TACT that we have The largest assortment OF Pat
terms in the city. We EMPLOY the best workmcn and
the best Of iron in the OF our work ard
having been constant, increasing business for ii-
teen Years, we Halter ourselves that have given gen
erai saaiici0n Engines of all sizes fitted up
Frames, ready run.
Boilers and heavy sheet iron work of kinds cast
ings and wrought iron work of all kinds and from The
best patterns HOW ia use, for aud grist mills
Saw dust Burners Cdrsing Machines, FickerS etc
Miilwrshts can have work made suit their draw
inss. Terms reasonable and particular attention pad
to having he work ready and shipped by agreed
upon.
We refer 10 Martin Mower Esq, Arcola Mills. or 10
MI T. H. De!aio, saltwater; who using work of
onr manufacture, Tor further information.
21 lS52
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TIE subscriber having been appointed AGENT for The
sale OF Louisville Cement, will keep u large >u,nIN
on hand, and will be sold "A small ance from y M
ufaCturcrs prices. II. +. McCLOStEN
Galena, March %. 1852
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pure id>lg goods n ,.,,tnit.ttiu
stock and prices i respectfully solicited
The following articles comprise a part or nv stack
MerrillnC prints Embroidered dresses
t"Chrco 40 lri,h lli,us
/ Hi"n do Cap ,eits,
SiTA-utS do Iaccs auf eG-rcS
hii. Aliens " Sons prints, En.hroii, ,,, coI.are
bnt tld Orange do Dress buttons
HICKORY styles, Artificial Towers
Heavy brown shee;ing, Band bdNc,
shirting, ladie,' IN ~ borncts
Brown drilling Misses, -
"A hleachtd M slir, Fauc, hounetS
81 ana - - Bon Il ut nls.
biu' htilHhSs, Cap and SIN ribors,
Vts utHilhs, IarasGlS
Falls Co. Um,r,ll,s
Uapie TWISTS, linen table crs,
Iianli ton tlChirs, Union
AMosheag Nurstcd
Apron Checks, Iaquaid diaper
Crash and diapers, Ladies n,i>,a hose.
Brown linens, white q, I M. * hose
Brown linen drlnes, Misses
keii'ucAN Jeans. mixed h ,se,
Plain and fancy Twec,s, Mems half hose.
Fancy casSimfres, Silk pocket hdAf-
SGtinettS, tn },,, gel
Lancaster Gnghams, Linen csulb'c
Scotch I,,ii,. L,,i ,loV,s
Muslin lie hines, Isle thread eloy,s
Barge dc laines, cotton
PLAN hdrHg,s Misses
Portsmouth lawns, Mems
French Isle thread cloves
BIN and figured silks, Md cloves.
C0orcd grapes, Sill cravsts
Ctalo AlSseS, summer shaw,S,
Nh'e Illusion, Linen thread.
toorcd Cotton
Chcck cambrics, Spool thread
Sa'"heu Knitting cotton,
Swiss and book mnslin Needles pns
Bishop lawns Percussion cans,
n"fihis' BrGi,iS. su>peIiiers,
Tapes, steel pens, PeaI buttons
1himbes, ra1oTs. Agate
n ,,at, Stops, Coat and ve. buttons,
liroh> ahd eyes, Pencils
Nl",ih stfihes, Cola pens,
,'ih o""s, Ten and table spoons
Nioins, Fable cu,I,,,
Ivory combs, Pocket kpt,t,
D"cS Scissors a!.d saCars,
Side To-.
Riding -
TEAS.
Young hys0n, Gun powder,
Imperial, Black
VIRGINIA TOBACCO.
=, BOOTS AND SHOES.
-"eHs MP boots, WomeIs' nlorrrco ties
thick I,,t, / ,,i
w. Gail EIjcls Il IL 10
Womens' Kip bootees, Chdrcn's shoes
; Y Boys 6rogau>,
Womens' enancled Mems
Misses matters
" oinens' morocco bootees, pumps,
- buskins,
Misses palm leaf hats, White shirts,
Do!s Flannel 80
Mems rghorn
J. \. PACKARD
1Ol Nam street IaleRa III.
Ha!cia fTrCl 9TH 1852. 50--lf
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ICE. ICE! ICE.!!

Milf undersigned has put mp the past winter several
thousand tons of this delicious article in Thickness,
varying rom two TO three feet, which he offers Tor the
supply Of private families hotels boarding houses boats
Ac His supply is austable and he invites the Ia
tronage oil the several towns and cities the river
tii C.SNMONDS.
RARE CHANCE FOR MERCHANTS.
- * EELNlLLE wishing TO engage III other bust
OH ness, offers close his large and well select
ed assortment OF Boots and Shoes at a bargain lie
will be ia receipt OF all the best ana late les upou The
u nhNigauOn 4-tS.lf
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REFERENCES

REFERENCES.
T. Choutean, Jr. q Co. New York,
!.orinz, Sterling s Co. Pittsburgh,
James Peck 4 Co, Chicago,
Bridge 4 Lewis, Detroit,
Kay, Keith & Co, Cincinnati,
Chouteau d Valee, ST. ouis,
James Carter & Co, Gs'cns,
stillman 4 RosJ,
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ROOTS & SUnEC

Mems cai', graIned hip and Trick Boots and Brorans-
boys and onths do do, womens' calf Kin goat ename
eled jenny Lind and Kid Hootecs Ladies goat Kid and
enGnclled BnSkins, Ladies fancy c"l Caters and half
Hilters aud Buskins, ot quality and price fl
ami complete assortment Of The different Of Mis-
IN q ID firI.l., .,.l..-
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AYERS CHERRY PE(TORAL.

VENHlS mriFalled cure for coughs, colds. hoarsness
bronchitis, whOoping- cough, Group. asthma ard
consumption, too well known require any ccrii(
Gates, IS constantly kept for sale at HchcoN Axtc-
and Jarvis i'll ST. Pan; and by dealers medicine evers
where l2-tf
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ENGINES. BOILERS n MILL WORK.
J. +. DOWDALL CO.,
Was hingtOn Foundry. ST. Louis. No
NEW MILLINERY GOODS!
And the Latest Enshious

NERS. VI. l.. SIOAkES, 81 ANTHONY St. PAM has
w just returned from the City of New York with
stock OF Millinery ware. very much superior TO any
goods IN her department of trade ever offered in the
Territory. To her usual stock, she has added Gloves
Mtts Needles Pins, Tapes, and many other new arti-
Giles She has also taken great pains Obtain The fash
Of this and the winter seasons; all Of which she
will lie happy show q such as call
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BY EXPRESS.

WE have this day received by Express a very gen.
w eral assortment OF Cloths, Cassimeres yestings
and Geitemens' Furnishing Goods which We will show
10 our customers at usual low rates
WHINE COOLEY
Roberts
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AMERICAN MILLS.

THE subscriber having been appointed Agent fer the
above Mills. VIII kee tantlN h;uu SUPPLY, #
"ENtra sniil Flour" Warranted superior to a, four
sold IN Ills market. II. /. NcCIOShEN
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tices:
500 Bbls -four, 200 bags corn meal
30 - mess pork, 25uG0 assorted cigars,
90 "prme do IL doz bed cords
1000 lbs sugar cared hams, kits mackereI
1000 - " shoulders, bbls do
rib sides, S bx Goldfish,
$500 " clear 25 dried herring,
1000 " lard, 3j palm SOAP
zoo zoo :. n butter 10 yarIega'ed soap,
30 bis \. .. sugar, SNOWY do
50 - clarified ODD 40 mould candles,
30 - :" (B) DO 25 do
SO % " (O)do 5 sperm do
Is Z" crushed do 8 pipes
10 "powdered do 6 fancy stone pipes
5 bbs n: o moasses, bales candewick
5" ;. H. do 9 WRAPPING tv,ne
~ cider vinegar, bX ground SPICE
~ Sis Rio coheeJ 10 pepper and ginger,
" Java do mats cassia,
6 chests Ii tea 2 bhls nutnegs
impl do 2 cloves,
"GP do 80 gross backing,
II caddies imp'l do . doz blackns brushes,
, black do ~ white wash do
10 doz brooms, 5 bbls almonds
4 -" scrub brushes, pea nuts,
bbls saieratus, Is Sis dairy salt.
boxes : soda, so & salt,
10 doz washboards 10 Bis rice,
100 cannisters powder, 10 doz bottles olive oil,
10 hegs do 10 bbs soda crackers,
10 sacks shot, 80 butter do
40 Nj percussion caps, b,s chocolate,
500 cans oy sters, go d" ralsins,
so bNs sardnes, 2 bbs madden,
10 bbs dried apples, $50 small cans mustard,
= d" peaches, 10 bx starch,
40 bxs prunes, 2 clothes pins,
IL doz bottles ink, 10 dcz buckets,
- lemon syrup, 6 I" carved do
10" assorted pickles. 8 " wash tubs,
D" catsup, 20 bX sno. tobacco,
8" pepper sauce, 10 .caffaletta DO.
4" StoGghloh bitteTs, ~ fine cut chewing,
30 gro. matches, {" mac kerona,
10 bx mustard bbls dried Cutrants
30 large CANS do loco bushels shorts,
nov. H. 4-3o II n. E Tl son.
ARD OIl--IO bbls, PRIME article. store, and for
IL sale cheap for Cash, by Ne. TYSON.
ENRACkERS-25 bhls butter CRACKERS in store and
~ for sale cheap for Cash. by n. L.. Tl son.
- GAR-loo bbls, clarified, A b, L. o. and \. o. in
~ store and for safe cheap, ny \. +. TY son.
a. ALT-l5 >achs G. A. in and for cheap for
- Cash, by n. Il. TYSON
dtOFtEE--25 sacks Rio and Java, in store aud for
- sale low for Cash, by n. f. TYSON.
ltANDLES-5U boxes star a.d taow in store aud
~ for sale low for Cash, by \. l.. TYSON.
NAChEkEL-45 bbs for sale low for Cash, by
~ \. l. TYSON.
NTlNEGAR-lG Ibis Tor sale b,
n F. TYSON.
NOLAS>LS-i5 bbls, $ II. and n. o. Moasses, for
IN sale by n. E. TYSON.
<oLDEN slKuP-lO kcg-,a superior article. f,r
~ sale by \. l.. Tl son.
E<NOt K-l23 hbs extra Jas ger, superior article on
hand and Tor sale at the lowest market rates, Tor
Cash. by " TYSON
EpORk-lj bhls mess, store and for sale low Tor
Cash, by ~ +. TYSON.
ANS Is ticrees, in store aud for sale cheap for
n N Cash. by N f. TYSON.
q OULDERS-lU ticrces, a prime article, in store
~ and for sale low for Cash, by
E. TYSON.
~ AIsiNs-25 hall and whole boxes, Tor sale 61
AN y. Il. TYSON,
Grocer Roberts street.
e
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FLOUR FOR SALE

LOC N FOK SALE.
CONSTANTLY hand nj Frank Smith 4 Co,.
~ Clayton, Iowa, (ahout liz miles below Prairie IN,
Chen, and an excellent landing which guar antee as
good us any IN the market; in quantities suit purch,
nefs. li-2o ON THOMPSON DAVIS
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A FINE assortment Of splendid gold Lockets som.
"A with four openings; ocket Pins and WATCH p i"e
for sale either with or without Likenesscs at
sgSu WHITNEY, CatIp1y
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M Z have received, direct from the manufacturer
v" New York, two of Stoddard's Celebrated pi,n.
Fortes which the musical public respectfully nyi,r
TO call and examine. Our prices reasonable aud
are prepared Ia give very reasonable terms
cNIt ~ LHDCe & ROIRER
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j. r.. FULLERTON
CHURCH BELLS.

NIONEY 10 loan, in to suit borrow ers-Cali at
WI the Office of WILkIN 4 VAN ETTEN
st Paul, July 2. lS52 EFF
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DIR. STORMS SCOTCH COUGH CANDY
agreeble and useful pound for diseases of The
n chest and lungs-GeBerRl Agents, Barnard. BRO A.
Co., ST. Louis, No. For sale by the Druggists Of aIc
Ma; at st. Paul. by ]. w Babcock, Hitchcock a KeiIo.s
and WIN. Corstanss at ST. Anthony, b, J.P Wil.os7
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T1UREKAn GOLD SEPARATION -THTs M.cHT


gold miners and far T. any
u 70 ss;aiss
pins 70 draw "a ausI.lver and sm.issn sapnssor
taking up but three feet square and very rians
los e :9
They are portable and delivered in boxes ready for ship
e s in gold mining in
"''' ;sS Ss' g. s SS e
ye miners and others Of the practical operation Of the
.h0" the Of
gold
M
n1 s9n Il h i Ire na
% sss s
In the s.H worth .: Of ss %
issi q tsias: which s ssliss!:$ dHrisS n;
two grains Of gold to the 5usas 100 poaad. while mott
~. v. A. J q rs 3. c'uIroS, NJ D.. Chemist.
The apnexsd certificate from General william Norris
late Chief Enaneer on the Chagres division Panama
sssea sels ninias Central xnsIiss and WIZ hs:
3 ar quart e.Ssnss and The gold
''r 'A' q no
5ssss
hear .lss IsiiaIi. shs these
ouccehsiul ohiy operation AZ virginia
separator which efeotusy proved its superiority
oil others known The pulyeriged quarts, after being
first carefully examined and found to contain . fair
of gold passed through the mschne which O.
ted part Of these taings" to Dr. Kent assay who
reported :. he could find NO trace Of gold thsren''
This fact is sufficient to estab.h your Eureka gold So
The sn i'r''w
following letter IL from well known and experienced
miner In the gold mines Of Virginia.
DANmIsvILLE, SPotsylvana Co.. July Is, 1883.
tho pleasure inform you that have made test Of The
utility gold separator and believe to be the best
have eyerused THERE NO loss and il
perfect order and not the least during
being the best have ever used or seeu
consider quite durable and not at all liable to out of
order. Yours, respectfully, WILLIAM BrAzLEY
The following Is from H. Schoonraker Esq OF the Dorm
Mining Company. South Carolina who has adopted these
machines for use st the Dorm Mines
New YORK, July 9, 1853.
Messrs John s. Buss sing Co -rents- Having recently
worked fifty bags Of gold caring weighing about ten
thousand pounds through your gold amagsmator take
pleasure IN stating that the entirely
to the quantity Of gold remaining in the
taings proved by DIR. Chton's analysis, being too
small TO be considered Of any importance.
There was qucksver det In the ta!linxs Ut all
working has with the belief that It is the best
amalgamator now in use Very respectfully yours a.,
IL. ScH00NMAKER. No. ID Broadway.
crusier being universally acknowledged the only
perfect for separating the gold from the quartz
rock and endsd with tho greatest confidence
to persons in want Of such machinery.
Successors to e. d J. Busting 4 Co.,
Wa ehouso Ne. 80 Cliff street, New York.
Manufacturers Eagle Cut Nails and Rolled Iron Agents
Old Colony lion Company.
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NOTICE TO MILITARY COMPANIES OR PRIVATE
IN parties visiting steten Island DAVID ILEMsING,
proprietor Of tao Csladtnen hcte LANDING
now t finished n addition 20 msheuso room capable
OF dining hundred Versons Heb~s stock OF the
best Equnrsbrsrdy, tho insJt trards Scotch whty
his own npor!ag scotch Gles london Porter ehemrssne
puouc who MAP farce him with trial TINT hts Hrct at
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FURNITURE.

EAG DKoADWAY.-EEAHELLED AND COTTAGE
w)stO seteGrcat reduction in prces-Gillics Byrns
Offering rich acts Of snamesd and Chamber farnitu
rceno street OF kiln dried aterials CIILIEs BYRNs
o6 Broadway east Side fow doors above Sping street
L,NAMELLFD rURNITURE.--THE so BSCRIpERs II
II wife attention TO their stock Of ornamental farrta
xhich sos dsrsbiity s.d Is ssx
shipper aal ths trade suppisd liberal terms Ysstso
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NEW YORK BERLIN IRON FURNITURE WORKS.
~ Mm;T Bstoheler forasily Of No; CO Duane styest
rsngomonts for bussnocs connection under tina
aad frm OF w. 7. Bachelor Co., Will continue the
scale correspondents With The demand at Noe
and 81 Duane street. Tho es3bs 1ment will command
all times the freshest specimens and patterns OF tho
from abroad will mako such improvements may be prsa
signs OF every variety style AID price, W. n eordislls
ssrcrooms and examine tho stock consisting Of bedGtsad
sotteos chairs brackets mirrors, spttoons dse
ana window guards hotel hospital asylum and army bed
stosd umbrella stands arcsands oribs cradles centre
tables &c. &c. &c. Once and warerooms In comedies
With the New York Foundry and Iron Railing Company
w. T. BACHELOR 4 CO.