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The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-11-04
BY Mrs. Harriet N. Prewett
THE YAZOO CITY WING.
PRINTED AND PUpLIsHED EVERY FRtnAx
RY MRS. HARRIET n. PREWETT,
81 IrFrEsoN sTREEr

or IEFFEsoN sTAEEE.
r. Az -Ths WHIa will be furnishedso euhscrib
az Thee D1llafs per aunuln - advances q -Four
paid within month. Five Dollars at the end o1the
ears
AoFeariseNeNFs win BE inserted AZ the rate o 81 %
pr square otthe Fst insertion aud 50 Gems 4of each
week lines less square
he number 0f Insertions required must be marked on
he maren Of the manuscript, they VIII be inserted
Il df6id, and charged accordingly.
Yearly Advertising.
For forty lines or less renewable AZ peasute $1,000
No contract taken for less than one yeafand payape
half yearly in advance.
Tbs privilege annual advertisers Is limited g their
avn Sedate business and al advertisements Tor the
eeaat other PERSONS sent in by them, must be paid
or BY thrrqaare.
pfofessfonaI Advertisements.
Fof mines Or less. not aIterable, months s. 90
:. no do do do do u 90
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" NItldACCENs mo-
Andrew ]. Howard
Upon opening and reading compliments
~ bin, Of complaint, and it appearing by the
affidavit thereto, that the defendant, Andrew j.
Howard, resides beyond the limits Of the State,
50 that the ordinary process Of this court car-
not Be executed upon him: Therefdreit is Or
dered, that the said eIendant enter his appear
ance herein, on Or before the first day Of the
next term of this court to be holden at the
Court House Of Yazoo county, in Yazoo city,
on the first Monday aiter the fourth Monday
in September next ensuing, and plead. answer
or demur to complainants bill Of complaint,
otherwise the several allegations thereof will
be taken for confessed 81 him, set for hearing
.exparfe, and tie matters thereof decreed acs
cordIng
If IS further ordered By tic coHrtsthat copy
of CHS order be published IN the azoo City
Wing . weekly newspap published il Xazoo
CITY, once week for one month
H0LIING SVORTtT clerk
GIBBs 81 BoWlIAA, soils for complainant.
Aug I2 1858 -5t
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-11-04

eve see but pas, il the beautiful
language Of the Bible, Is well and forcibly
illustrated ii the following
A traveller. as he passed tlfOHgb large
and thick wood. saw part Of huge oak
which appeared misshapeni and almost
seemed to spoil the scenery
'.If " said he, Il was The owner 81 this
forest. ] would cut down that tree.
But when he had assembled the hill, and
taken full view Of the forest. this same
Tree appeared the most beautiful part ofths
whole landscape
elbow enormously" said he, Il have
Judged while ! saw only a part. ;,
'.This plain tale" says DR. DIN. ..illuss
trates the plans Of God We now see btt
in part The fun view. the harmony and
proportion Of things, are all necessary 10
clear up our judgment
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-11-04

Tf4 SoRRowFUt TREE-At Goa, near
Bombay there Is sihgulat vegetable--the
sorroWful tree because il only HourisIies
in the night At sun set 10 lowers are to
be seen, and yet, hall 40 hour after, it is
quite full &c chem They yield a sweet
smell, bit tie sun no sooner shines upon
them than some Of them can od, and others
close up and thus i continues lowering ID
the night all the year
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-11-04
Princeton Female Institute,
PRINCETON, NY.

YTNHE Trustees beg leave to caIl the attention
Of parents and guardians to the superi0l
advantages Of this Institution. It's pleasantly
situated III one Of the most healthy and pleas.
ant towns IN southern Kentucky, IN the midst
Of refined and enlightened community ;afford
ing safe and pleasant home for the student
It is easy Of access. being within IL miles d
the Cumberland river at EddYrille,a and 80 miles
of the Ohio 10 Smithland with both De which
it is in daily communication By stages over ex.
cellent roads. The course Of studies and the
system Of instruction are IS thorough as IA any
similar Institutionin the State; and every faeil.
ity is afforded Eor young ladies to acquire q
thorough acquaintance with al the branches
Of female education.
The Institute Is under the superintendance
Of d. II. JUREx and bis LADY hose moral
worth combined with superior literary and scien.
tilic attainments and long experience -enl.
nently qualify them fer Their position. South:
erners thensel Ives by bi1tbnpd edncatian Wa
think they have peculiar claims npon the South
for patronage.
The FOURTH So IoN VIII commence on tlle
lst Monday September next
Session e 2 MONTHS
Board 6on ia telT Department. Is g 0e
Tuition s. aeic ss 81 ia elits 90 of
Text books hed a aoalsvi e
No extFa charges NfVer
CataIoeees W cculs of study, regulations
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-01-13
CHtRCXy IEEg

HNHURCH Factory, Steamboat and Locomotive Bells
= Constantly ON hand and PEsLs CHIMES Of Bells
ger ny number cast to order. nproy ed castron oAes
Win movable arms. attached these Bells
teN may he adjusted 10 ring easily propuIN and
springs also, winch prevent clapVer on resting On
h' Bti thereby prolonging its sound iIarsrcs com
picte lhclu0s Yoke, Frame and Wheci) furnished
desired.
An experience Of 80 years in This business hy their Ia
atheT enabled hiu to ascertain The best form for Bells
uc combination 81 metals, aud degree OF heat requisite
Tor securing ~ Them The greatest >ndifv,
most meloalous torres; which inproy cments u-cihef
WIN b> very extensive assortment al patterns now
hrd by the subscribers, who have up The bust
ness, ai wao VIII Use every caGcayor sustain
reputation which the establishment has heretofore tl-
Jole" 10Th ia I.> AID foreign bells to
WINCH nave repeatedly received the highest awards
the y State Agricultural: Society aid American Inst;
tulei ana at which were completed Chimes and heavy
Alarm Bes Ion different parts Of the Union aad Can a
MaIIEMAfttAI INSTRt hiENTS will still he
Manufactured h. The subscribers OF which they Will hay
constantly on hand. ar assortment of Transit in,trt
hltHis Levels. SGrNej oIs' tOmpassos (pian Icnic.
ard In roved9 &c Also, Brass ur Composition CAST
ilss OF any size cas-; order.
All communications promptly attended 20.
49, 'ANDREW MEN EEI.N'S SONS
West Troy, Albany Co, n. ". 1851
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III. NENVEAI.L, & CO..

WHOLESALE DEALERS IA DEuos, MEDICINES, CugMr.
CHS, PAINTS Gus, NAR>isIiEs and DYE-sTuFFs,
WIHDUv GLASS and FUTTY, GLASSWARE, PER.
ftMERi, FINE SOAPS. FINE HAIR TOOTH.
PAIHr aEdN 4IITEw ASH n SHE'S. r iEtD
GARDEN and FLOWER SEEDS, SUR
GlcAL INSTRUMENTS, SPICEs,
SSUFFs, PATENT MEDI-
ciNES, FIRE WINES, etc, for MEDICINAL PURPOSES
FAhCT ARIICi Is, Str'R fSKs, LETTER and Car Pa.
PER. GoLD AID STEEL PENS and STATIONERY
GoLD aid TN FoIL. ami a great variety
Of other articles.
This is the oldest Drug establishment north Of the Hi
nois INtr We have done business in this CITY since
It2f- fhy si6iaIs and Merchants always fLd his
House. IRESH aud UNA ULTERATED Medicines and OF
the FIRST QUALITY. Purchasers invited examine
oar stock - il Is larger any other the Northwest
and WE believe our prices will be satisfactory
10 any who may trade with
t.&icha, November. 1851. 5-29-ly
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IfoPhsNs AND BROTHER.

SUCCESSORS OF DAVIEL HOPEITS,
IL AVE JusI opened TLiri-st JaC kson street
general dssorinien family GOO, AMI family
grUccirs, also crucher na,.> aid variety Of
goods: sutt Calicct sliriucs and s.eajiucs, linen
wooden and cotton -oUis of all scT lions; boots AMI
Shoes oi ali sizes ana quaes ior tH ana women boy
i.I! girls, also, VARIOUS Qualities OF sugar coffee, tea
ssl.ratus, and all sorts OF spices, reIh. made clothing
5roons nuts, noiasscs, vinrgG, pork, macktrci, cod
fl clothes pins, tobacco OF all 'iWes aud butter
lad, ., sters. Hour crackers. ed fruit al,o window
glass and pLttN. ropes bed cords, powder, shot caps
Vao on soap, cadlesin dC even thing. " in{end
seii at SNAIL proht, i"r quick pay. Call
anime for ourselves aad try Us.
DANIEL HOPKINS,
irl5.-l9-lv. PETER I.UpkIN-
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Mechanics THien Association.

OHIO, Nc. I, GOOurch'a Hmdirc, srnINGIIELD, Mass
II. Il. DEAN, Prcs.dent,
WILLIAM PATToN. g. L. MoOD, ,,..
III. b. CDniNs, ""''' '"' '""''
rsNHls> il an Association of WorAnamen AMI others
q Tor The sistdnce of each other in case "a
sickness accident
Il, the payment Of Tie following annual deposits Won
viii become life Mcuher. and be entitled to "A weekly
benefit during lie il Nou should be disabled BY sickness
accident from attending oar ordinary business or
occupation FEMALEs insured against sickness common
[ Roth
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MRS. rI.lRRICE'S
Fashionable Millinery Rooms.
No. 60 Main Street. Ca,ena, Ill.

No 80 Main Street, Ca,eEa, Ill.
tST received direct from the East the latest stv les Of
- Ladies' sIik, SILK and Lace and Grape. Dree, Hats
Florence Braid, straw, iail and Chip Boane,s III erezt
variety: Ribbons, Flowers, straw Trimmings etc. ia
dct general assortment oi Millinery and Fancy Good.
IL IS iie intention That every one that gives call,
ah'hi be pericotN satisfied wth goods and prices.
NANTt AN! AIRING.
IN connection Wiki the abuye al orders promptly a.tcn-
9c'i to II Is needless Ia pun, we'll Aiown il
would refer 10 Mrs ii. NJ Rice Mrs. Hollitshead AID
Numerous others. Nisettes, Dress Trimmings etc for
sale low MARY NERRItk
- Remember The No; 90 Main street.
baAeAa, jane Il, lcIS e-tf
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SPRING TRADE.
1852.

1852. SPRING TRADE. 1892.
GSPIENDID stock Of rich FaEcy and Staple Goods at
~ The \. \. store, opposite the American. Having
celyed by late arrivals large assortment OF ENGLISH,
FRENCH AND AMERICAN GOODS, comprising a
complete assortment of the newest and most beautiful
articles tor the Spin ai summer trade, all II which,
are now ready for exhibition and sale, and will be offer
"a al the lowest market Prices wholesale and tall
II ihl> extensive assortment. may be almost
article usually found in the best Dry Goods Establish
mrnts ana air" many and splendid les OF goods
Ho 10 he found clsewhere they having been selected
with care aud expressly for this Purchasers
ATE reminded. iLut IN addition RICH STOCK Of
staple aud Fancy Goods. we all times keen large
variety al tafpCigs and Floor Cloths III all the new
ana NetoCs sly ies; also, complete OF la.
dies, misses and chilGreIs shoes We would respect-
lnIy Fite eur ftclds aud purchasers Cf DRY Goods
a cary examination OF entire stock assuring them
that eVerH eSeiicn VIII lie maze render the bisin
calls oi our friends both agreeable ard profitable.
ID. IL. HOLMES.
Haieha April y, loo2. 3-3n
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HEY ~ FARs siEs.
n l. " i q II X STO RE!
"SeW York Prices:

4 T. CHAMBiIN returns his sincere akuow ledge
IA Geits g. the citizens OF st Paul and vicinity
The liberal patronage heretofore eNttuded HIM.
te pleasure II announcing to them tna he has
ted with him MI J. H. EDGAR, cf ST Louis. The b'-
>iness viii hereafter be conducted under The firm and
sly le OF Ld.ar Il Cnamhliu.
RE MONAL
We have removed 10 the large Of Mr. ouiS T. o.
bcrts, Opposite Old staiG, Third street. between
Jackson and Roberts, and Inw OP'Eilg large
sortincnt OF Dry Goods, Clothing, Eous Shoes, Hats
Caps, Furnishing Goods, We invite The attention
~ The Ladies To orr splendid stock iiy Goods, which
have been selected under the ElOst favorable
sthbct~; We have hesitation ~ the, will
suit tlsir own interest by examining stock before
purchasing elsewhere.
We would = to the Gert'cnfn, that we have iust
opened very heavy stock oi clothing boots shoes
taps. and Furnishing Gotd OF rptiou whicl,
IN addition 1" oHI former neavN st0ck. MAKES
hcn completes every thing Necessary to finnish gen
ueInahs wardrobe, can 10 bought at house.
Come and saiisi, Yourselves, L. sly les, qratv and
prices a. i. CHAMBLIN.
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l.. BLCM'S NEW YORK BAZAAR.
At the Daguerrean Building.

GNOKNER Of Third and Cedar streets st. PAM Min
~ besoia Territory. '"
In SIX weeks returned the second time from n yo,,
VIE au entire new stock of goods.
ihs Is the most complete assortment Of Ladies, Fan
cy Dry Goods ever brough, to Minnesota Tho tel
Is ftci rob New York, was purchased ut cash prices
and viii be sold al The cheapest rates II
'e' S'oihs, Cloth Cloaks,
2'As-nlarA anu coiofed Broshe long and So shawls
80 s.a M4s--aii prices Trinmings-ali descriptions
,n1hpio1"er!-aii hinds Collars all prices
ever! variety Gloves, hhl and Cashmere
ne,dh@s Yankee Notions
,ei'e' 'or cioa1s Real French Perinmery
i-'es " Dozen jackets All kinds OF white goods.
PM" SIN teiis, Tor 80 cts and upwards.
Cord hid gloves, tor 65 cts and do
Nhte and cord linen danask table covers
40 do napkins.
Tniiesehed linen table covers
Ladies, please call and examine for yours,Ive. on
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w AlfNIS(. NOTIf,Er

tena y HGstngs ofhruass coiiod Chrcr's Grore.
ENBEREAS. ALEXIS uaiiJ, sen OF Vah,hs,v III
w rage has just caused 10 be surveyed into Town
Lots, Pece OF land on The &c OF the Mssis.Dpi
r|cr, rear Tie mouth OF the Nermion river al or
the important point heretofore Gu ad divers Crave
new Hastings:
i"is Is therefore TO warn all persons from purchasing
VI contracting 10 purchase, Of said lots on such
piece Z" iad tthd Is To say, CA the piece immediately
MEOW me claim OF Henry &. Baly as the said t,c,
lu ao I"s are ia pat owned oy Edward r. Parker
III pursuance cf nsIyurent of writing ,oned v H.
s'i1 aisNis bhiliy, sen as we'll as by residence.
PERSONS pure chasing ANY Lots from Alexis Bsjlly sen
Whts may nave been survey ed The Of land re
efed 10, Viii 40 so at their peril he having 10 right IN
Jaw or equity, 10 pose of The same To The pr,iudc nf
f'al.,an'si aud The validity Of any such sales by
MN .iAoe WIZ DC contested IN every legal manner.
EDWARD +. PARKER
~. 49, THOMAS FOSTER.
Hastings, Wabsshaw Co. oct 81 IN,
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Yearly Deposits of Members under SO
wears Of age.

Those 50 years Of Claryei . rcr cent exro
50 20 ~ ssion lee, is charged. addition the above
TIE first Near and nrst he paid The of making
appilcatloi and tle first wears within 80 DAYS
REFERENCES.
Gov. BOUTWELL,, Mass. Gov. IICBB.Rp. Augusta Me
EN-t,pv- WILLIAMS \. ". T.. ALDEN, VI D.. Rsudol,,
I l. Wood. N u, Randolph, Hon ' French Bfant,ep
Hon N"rlisun Taniree Hon I. I'alEaway Frrctoyyu
III BiochW1 Elm CT Hon W ashbrn Middle, horo
Hon @ Wool, Som.rs, Ct " oOlburv & Curtis provid
" Clifford, \tw Bedorj, ssteph. Reyuoids Trov y Y
ii"hT " eHtwortb Lowell A epieiS. Roe kla,d f. ke
SYRINGE IELp ERENCREFEs.
4 Wilcox. Ptest Gh.copee iiaukjo> & P,nchou. Esu
A Morga trcst Agawam banh, G { S,gGr, NJ y
WESTERN REFERENCES.
His ENccilency, AUSTIN 4. KING. Jefferson CITY. Mo-
Ills ENCGll,ncy, Io>T"H 4. " RICH T, In,anapois Ia
His ENceiltncy, Rut ZEN WOOD. Columbus. Ohio
rs tNcei'encH, Arc. e. French, Sprns leld, lis.
EN-Gov. DAVID WALLACE, indianapolis, la.
Hon. john ". Davis. Carlisle, Ia.
Ion. Geo. W. laliar Centeryie, Ia.
PROT. :. NJ. Smith, u. y. Columbus, ONO.
ST. LOUIS. MO.
hiessrs. Charlbers Il Knapp. Editors Mo- Repnb,ic.D
Geo. b. BEdd, Editor -. Louis htt 'licencer.
ihilin B. i!olAadaN Neatman, F.t,nIan h Co.
Wln. 2. Henry Co, Prot. Hos y. Mcdowell, II. ID
Ans erott Barth, CsiN, NcCunc Gla.ly.
st. PAVE, MINNESOTA.
rs E>ce!loucN, ALEx tNrrR RAMSEY
Hon. WA. II. forhca. Hon. ilturv 4. Lambert.
Rice, Holu,hCui i Becker. :. " Bns. r. NJ
81. ANTIfG<N,
Hon. w. j.. lar'd, lion :. ". FaiDham. !. W. North
A. T.. AHes &c" W. Boot
3-29yl 4. " UiTNEA. 81. PAIL,
GENERAL AGEvT for lhe Territory ct NH nesota.
Office in the New Gothic Store, Il bird II
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GHt)JERI rs,

Mems d boy thirA boots Morocco slippers,
do ,n 90 shoes ladies CATERS
Congress AID call boots, Ladies aud Misses shoes
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MOTTO L.
WYE the undersigned. having been appointed Com
w mis>louCrs 10 receive. examine and a,i st ali
claims ard demands against The estate AT " Iiiiaa Bow
en- decreased do hereby give notice that the mast
he -rei In and that VIII meet To- the purpose
oi examining and adjusting the hs store al Jo-
- n l.. ucron, Tie last Saturdays OF Mover her,
Dtctrnhes January, February, Marc hpu. md first
Monday al Ma, following; aud that The 23th of May,
1853 is The limited hS commission to receive.
examine and ADJUST said ciaims.
S' ~ r FL !it EiTiIIE; lco,,,,
JOIN MCKEE.
ST Paul; NOV 2S iS.2--S3 Il
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JAS. THOMAS. JR'S..

A,tCFERioR Brands Tobacco; $50 Packages this dav
~ lanorg per Ncsterp VI orId and Geo Cui,,er viz.
Luscious Luxury, II. ANA ~ ID: Nectar, l-2 H.. Nr.n
ana - (i per H. D NirGid q old Leaf ~ HI Diadem
Twist; piaIeu PLAIN H.; Gen % the Old Dominion TO-
and Tor sale iy THOMAS MULfEN
Tobacco Commission Merchant.
st Louis, july !. I-;C
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VIRGINIA TOBACCO AGENCY.

II AND = WNSBINCT0N AyENVE, ST. LOUIS NO.
So hfA PACKAGE : Virginia Manufactured To
WV hacCn. in store and to aIIivc and for sa.(
by the unders gucd, comprising the following brads
Jesse Iar.s ID. LumI Jesse iiare's 3 5 humps.
". II Hare, ID Lunips; W. H. Hage's ) ) l.umbs
James Thomas, E's. Diadem Twist
do Go do Plain III;
FL Dorado, Natural Ieai;)
do So" Virgin Gold Leaf I-2 lbs;
do Tiain do DO
do Nectar.
do Luscious Luxury, lbs ard I-2 lbs;
do Gem of The Old dominion, lbs;
Jas. Stevens h.; Seth IIalseys AAAA u AAA;
Geo Attcal, h. ard Z ~ 4.
Willis, McErls, Manns, etc. etc, together with
sormcnt 81 Missouri Manufactured Tobacco. lie would
beg leave call the OF buyers hi> present
Wei assorted stock al obacCo; il is all direct from THE
manufacturers aud offered ther prices and liberal
terms. THOMAS MULLEN.
Nl lift
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sT- paw TNN!pERANCE HOUSE.

ST. PAIL TEMPERANCE Hoi NJ.
MY name !. MOFFkr. NJ Boarding House Is on
iV& Jackson Stls,i. the lower end oil SAINT a' 10
ana IL van Keen straight az iom the steamboat i'0ins'
10 the sr, Of triangle, &c north end oi the "iliEc
My hons. = ltrec snd for Efomnt payment every "eeh'
intend 10 farl. good laTe at The very lowest hcs
LOT ioFkET.
stPaui Nay %, 1851. 2-Y:
GtIErA MOUSE.
Tz,HE subscribe hos provided iof the "rco'h"
Of borders bp!h ~ The dav and ~ The wcTt' WIN
cr without lod-iusat very moderate r'ces ihp"iIe
for The falera House, nj the first bulaig on noet
street a,ovo Tiirl. opposite ic N neN ,',ti-
,hlf-S-iH ~ M ~
FREMONT Uoi SE.
insrAH rHOFRi 70 II.
YEyTIS well known sinnd Bench and corner o. t'ua
street. ass been th"gocci,y repaired "hd al! new
Is faruished asj otl accommodate ooardsfs
.nd travellers, villa comfortable quarters , e
III ~
ST. ANrnONy HOUSE.
C0sH.. of Aain aud Wood streets.
U,ner Town, ral'~ 81. Antionv. Mune,ca Territory
Isaac Brow~, PROPRIETOR
gENiF above Ingse II conducted on s.rIcty temper
j ance Pr.nriilcs.
n. r. Stirling foI horses also.
HFsrch :, i7la- a'N.
ST. CHARLES HOTEL.
J. &. CLARK, PR oPRiEToR.
sr ANTHONY FAILS, MisSEsorA TEgaIroRy.
Ely
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a Large assortment OF Safes, OF various sizes md
IA patterns, with ard Without powder prout loo A.
Tor sale al the Depot. iG Wafer street, New York.
Burslar-proof bank Naaits and Vault Doors made to
order.
SiEARNS a MARTIN, Gate Rod, Stearns &
Co, TO Rich IL Coz iIb Water and corn
er al al Avenue aud st. MaThs Place y. y s0.e bro
Inetors of Richs Patent and the only nahefs Saa-
nandeT Sales, combining Wilder and kichs patents.
NM. CONSrANS & 60,
Nov. Is, Is52-tf Agents 81 Paul
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ENGINES. BOILERS X MILL WORK.
J. I. DOWDAII { co.
w ashIngtOn EOundry ST Innis M

HNNlNt' one Of he largest and best furnished q y,
tabii>l'Hent> in The West. would call The stiel
ION @ a persons interested in want OF mill work
10 te iac that VIZ have The largest assortment OF Pat
's III 'he city We employ he bcsi of ,yorsmen and
"e p'S' Vi foh ~ Tie mann fsctur. WORK. and
having cen CO.. siantly Increasing onr business iur III
' ear We Halter ourselves that have given gen
eil shilsiactcn Engines all sizes ,i, 10 Oh lion
Francs, ready 10 run. -
h"iers and heav! sheet iron work Of al Kinds cast
ss ana wrought iron work Of all kuds and from the
'e'r pa'te us now III use, for saw and grs, mills
cav Gust Burners, Cariing Machines ritkers etc
'''Miishts can have work Riai. 10 suit their draw
terms, reasonable and particular attention pad
upon. - - ~ $500
n, refer 10 Martin Mower ESQ., Arcola Mills or to
o + ~ Deiann, saltwater; who using worn OF
'ul manufacture, Tor further information.
May 27 1852 s,f
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Cheapest and most Econ omical Stoves
TXtaut

lie woGd again reI that has the Slightest hcsi.s-
ton IN rcComn lending ,iis stove STANDING IT, the e.
nation Of competent judges, without iISi. OF the most
distant approach - riyssp: 4rt would lden
~ chai.cuge the enflte trad, tn he ui1!. Remember ii
II does Eot suit. just bring il back and your mocy VIII
be ready for you.
have also On hard a LARGE assortment Of PREMIUM
FOX AND PARLoa STOVES, II fcdGCcd yrice,; Tiuwart
wholesale and reti; job work cone Ihc shortest TO
ice and the eascuat e. terms for cash For sale
uN j. H. pJERS
sepi22-23-y Corner Roberts and Third street
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Commission Ifonse. Saint Louis.
siCHEIT. A tIOE2f Der.

coNNiSsio. AND IoawARoIsG NEaCHANTs
lNORNER ComIac4ciai AMI ,Ho streets. -. Louis.
u VIII prom as attend 10 III cons -lulents AID Wi.
make liberal cash a'tn OG-srs inr purchasing VII
be promptly filed Al the lowest ro-sible prices
E.tERiNtIS.
Geo. Collier. Faye X Bacon, Charloss,)
Blow I. Go, ChoGIean ~ waite, 81. LoHis.
Doan, fiIg d Go.
Ii. ID. NrNVcoElb a Bro. " y. Reynolds louisville
fi!is Morton, Sira'rr s German, ,:.:,,
Hosea x Frazer, Springer X Nhitelnan>
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dec. 3i-Iv.
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y0ST1TissyoNERS' NOTICE.

THE uneT aed having hccu appointed COMMISSION
ers To receive examine, and adjust The claims OF ali
ptrsnus AGAINST the of john Collier, deceuscd,
aie of 81 Iyg alter in The county OF Washington, and
all ais exhibited in Offset thereto; hereby give no
tee that they Will meet AT the County ComInis soiers
room in Saltwater, on the eighteenth day oil January
next al tea O'Clock, A. NJ III attend 20 the duties o
said Commission. The time allowed for the presenta-
ton of Said claims is niied the fth day OF June,
A. d. 1853 JOHN McKUSiCK. l--,,,is.ior.,.
OLIVER PARSONS,
saltwater, Dec. :, 1852. l3f-1t
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NOTICE.

A rpLICATION having been made TO the Probate
"a Court Of Washington County by A. Van Nofaers,
E.o administrator OF the estate OF John Collier de
ceased. late of said county, ior an cNtsisoi oi ms
letter. Of administration: hereby give notice that said
application III be heard at my ohce IN stiiwdter On
Murday Tie 2.th day of December, A. D., is5-.
III. WILSON,
Judge of Probate for Washington county.