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The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1853-03-01

A CHOICE MoRsEL OF NEWSPAPER LITERA.f
ruRE.N The Ledger, in treating Of Louis NepoI
Icons marriage, discourses in the following ele-{
giant style:
"But Napoleon knew trick worth two of
each, and has proved his knowledge by play.
ing it. One Of the reiguing prucesI Louis
Napoleon terrifying his position with the half
idiot emperor Of Austria, the drunken king OF
Prussia, the exhausted rake of Bavaria, the
hangman Of Naples. the poor old Pho NinoI
No! and mon ami Of Russia marrying tha fiat.
footed, mutton.fsted, blnbber,chopped, heavy
eyed, broad shouldered, csbbage-eating daugh-
ter Of some Laudgrave, or Magrave, Or
Hargrave, with ten acre principality, in
Vaterland! The idea is ricll And SO would
have been such bride, physically, intelectu-
ally, pecunisriIy and poetiealy! Would he
fortify his position with the French people, by
marrying the pretty little dark-eyed; fairy
footed, kitten. paved, tenderhearted daughter
of some devoted old wooden-legged moustache
of the Old Guard? She would make sweet
little wife for anybody, would appear with most
artistic propriety in all the imperial fetes at
Paris, and be greeted IS another File du Regi.
ment by the soldiers"
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1853-03-01

THE FIREs1DE.-The fireside is seminary
of infinite Importance. 1t is important be-
cause it is universal, and because the education
it bestows, being woven in with the woof of
childhood, gives form and color to the whole
texture of life. There are few who can re.
ceive the honors of college, but all are gradu.
ates of the hearth. The learning of the uni.
vcrsity may fade from the recollection, its
classic lore may moulder in the halls of memo
ry, but the simple lessons of home, enamelled
upon the heart Of childhood, defy the rust of
years, and outlive the more mature, but less
vivid pictures of after days So deep, so last.
ing indeed, are the impressions of early life,
that you often see man in the imbecility Of
age holding fresh in his recollection the events
OF childhood, while all the wide space between
that and the present hour is blasted and for
gotten waste. You have perchance seen an
old aud half obiiteratcd portrait, and in the
attempt to have it cleaned and restored yol
may have seen it fade away, while q brighter
and more perfect picture painted beneath, is
revealed to view. This portrait, first drawn
upon the canvas, is no inapt illustration OF
youth; and though it may be concealed by
some after design, still the original traits will
shine through the outward picture, giving III
tone while fresh, and surviving it in decay
Such is the freside-the great institution far
uished by Providence for the education of man.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1853-03-01

cult to get, and not worth having when it is got,
but it is narrowing to the mind and to the heart.
Sclishness keeps shilling SO close TO the eye,
that it cannot see dollar beyond" Never be
narrow and contracted in your views. Life
abounds in instances of the brilliant results Of
generous policy.
BE frank. Say what you mean. DO what
you say. So shall your friends know and take it
for granted that You mean to do what is just and
right
g. Accustom yourself to think vigorously
Mental capital. like pecuniary, to be worth any
thing, must be we'll iuvestcd-must be rightly
adjusted and applied, and to this end, careful,
deep and intense thought is necessary if great
results are looked for
T. Marry carly. The man of business should
marry as soon as possible, after twenty-five or
twcntythrcc years of age. 4 woman Of mind
will conform to the necessities of the day Of
small beginnings; and, in choosing wife, a
man should look at lst, the heart 3D. tie mind
81, the person. .
8. Everything, however remote, that has any
bearing upon success, must be taken advantage
Of. The business man should be continually on
the watch for information and ideas that will
throw light on his path, he should be an atten-
tive reader Of all practical books especially those
relating to business, trade, &c, AS we'll as pat
ron of useful and ennobling literature
9. Never forget favor, for ingratitude is the
basest trait of mans heart. Always honor
your country, and remember that our country is
the very best poor mans country in the world."o y
Were rules like the above closely observed BY
every man who commences business, therewould
be fewer failures, while periodicalconmercia dis
astes, sweeping over the country like an epi.
demic, would cease to be mercantile experience.
Letyoung men ponder them well. :.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1853-03-01

DEATH OF Col. JOSEPH PIcKESs-The Ala
bama papers announce the death of Col. Jo-
seph Pickeus, late of Eutaw in that State, but
formerly of South. Carolina.
lie was born in IlopeweIl, Pendlcton Dis.
trict, South. Carolina, on the Goth March, 1901.
His father. Gen. Andrew Pickens, WAS an Off
Ger in the Continental army, and served with
distinction in the war of Independence. In
1919, Col. Pickens cmigrsted to Alabama, and
settled in Dallas county, which he represented
for several years in the Legislature. lie then
removed to Perry county, and subsequently
To- Greene, where he continued to reside down
to the period of his decease. He was very
extensively known throughout the State, espe.
cially in Il he southern portion of it, and was
everywhere greatly respected and esteemed.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1853-03-01

There is nothing puror than honesty moth,
ing sweeter than charity nothing warmer than
love nothing brighter than virtue and moth
ING more steadfast than faith. These, united
in one mind, form the purest, the sweetest, the
richest, the brightest, the ho!iest, and the most
steadtast happiness.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-01-27
II. NE1EHALI., a. CO..

WToLEsiL DEALERS in DRuos, MEDICINES CsFv,
CAS-, PAINTS, OILS, NAEN!sHEs ard Dff-sTuFrs
NISCOw GLASS aild pUTTY. CLAsSw ARE. PlE.
FVNERy, FINE SoiPs, Pine HAIR, TOOTH
PAINT ailiWHITEw >sHBGt SHE'S IELp
GARDEN and FLOWER SEEDS, SUR
GICAL lNsTBUNENIs. SPiCE.,
SHIFFs, PATEET MEpI-
CiSEs, PtnE WINES, etc Tor MEnIcixAi rrorosrs
FANCY ARTICLES, sUr'R INKS, LETTER and O.. p.
FER GoLD anil STEEL Pens aud STATIONERY
GOLD anG TIN EoIL and a great variety
OF other articles.
This is the Oldest Dru. c>ta5shnen, north ~;
uos We have done business IN tb. civ ,r--
ls21. thySiCians and Merchants ALWAYS lr, n, tn.
House. FR.su and UNApULTERATED Medicine an, ~
the QUALIFY. fprohascrs invited 70 cya,i..
stock is lrsor Ia an any other The Nptiwe>t
and We believe prices VIII continue &c he factory
TO any WHO may trade wiki us.
GaleEa, November, i-JI. s-,a-tv
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CHI RC;I BEI.LC.

r VIZ h' ~, Factory, Steamboat and leCOm0tigH Ecis
- constantly OF hand, and r:ALs OF CHIuts OF f,s
toi AN, nnmber cast to order Improved oaSt-i.ol Yuis
WIN movable arms are attached Ia Ihest Bells
they may lie adjusted mig casil, tuc .rorcrl, pr
Springs also, Which prevent clApper nom re>u9 ca
Inc Bt thereby proonsHg IL, sound. ltansIng> COM
l'te (iHcIuGns lohe, ITaMc and NActl,} iuriisleG
desired.
An experience o 30 IN ih:s tsines. bv ie la,e
iather enabled Inn to ascertain the best form tor Bells
the combination o metals. ana degree 81 heat requisite
'or securing IN them the greatest so.idtN strength and
mos neodtous tones; winch improvements. tocejAcf
WIN MS very extensive assortment Of patterns
hed 10y inc subscribers. whc have grown bus-
he's, ana VINO VIII use every eLdraVor the
reputation which the establishment as heretofore
!oHed both IN this AID foreign tie bell,
"hSh nave repeatedly received the highest (
thc ~ State Agricultural society All American Inst
tnie; ard M which We're completed Chimes aLd heavy
Alarm Dts tor different parts "i the Union Ca
MA lltLMA1lCAL INSTKU MEMS viii It'll b.
Auiiot by The subscribers, OF iic Tie, ~. hayu
constantly on hand, assortment Of Transit U.>trU-
meG's Levels, Surveyors ComPasses, Nl4in. uohio4s
anu ihrfoNeu) &c. Also Brass or COM osl,Io Cast
inGs OF any sizG cast order
All communications promptly attended 70.
49, ANDREW NENEELl' y SONS
west Troy. Albany Co, y. Y, Isl.
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SPEING TRADE.


StpIENDID Stock Of rich Fancy and Stape e God. =,
~ the ~ \. store opposite The ameTic Having
ctiyed by aie arrivals large assortment OF ENII Isl,
fRENCH AND AMERICAN GOODS. comprising :
complete assert ncn Of the newest ard most teaut,fI
articles Tor the Sprns aud summer trade al Of which
are now ready Tor exhibition and sale, ard vii Ccr-
60 AZ the lowest market !rcts at wholesale and retail.
IN ms eAtensIve assortment he every
article usually found III hr bcst ErT Goods ostAa
neHs, and also many 'i splendid ic, o. soa,s
to be found elsewhere, they having Seen selected
with c-re and expressly fer this market lnscqser-
are reminded, that N addition RICH STOCk o.
staple aid Fancy Goods, al all times keep IA go
variety OF CaTpttmes ard Floor C!ots If ali the e,v
aid various les; also, complete ii =
dies misses and ohiirens shoes. We would respect
Gily invite our friends aEG purchasers e by Goois
M early examination of nre sock .ssuIg IN, IA
thai every eNertion III lie made TO render t tuxl
Gala OF our friends both azicesb!e ana profitable.
u. H. HOLMES
Cilena, April %. lS52 3--3m
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-01-27
j. y. FULLERTON.

A T his old stand, which is known 10 a great many
"A friends, especially those who have patronixed him
40 long, Keeps different stock OF Goods the mix
,ure which he formerly kept. He keeps Dry
Goods alone, including prime selection Of Ready
Made Clothing and the larges, and best stock of Boots
and Shoes ever opened any where, including Ladies'
shoes. He has also variety Of Blankets Whitney and
Horse Blankets which as he always has done be sell.
prices to suit his friends.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-01-27
ENGINh.S. BOILERS K MILL DIRK
J. I. DOWDALL \ co.
0>hIngtOn Foundry. st. Ioujs. No,

SAN.NE one OF he largest ARA hes; furnished e
.opshn'ents IN the West, W. would call the st,'-
"n VI All persons Interested in Of null We f.,
W e iact 'hat we have the largest assortment 81 az
.rths III the CITY We empioN tie best If worSmeH, 81 j
inc oe>t OF IRON III tue manufacture a. wors fHd
having been constantly Increasing our business ior a.
" Hehrs, we Halter ourselves tIIu have gwen Itn-
,d sa'lsactoh Engines Of All slzs led up lion
tranies, ready 10 run
beeFS AMI Heavy sheet ror work Of al knGs est
'ss ana wrought iron work of all Kinds Az. fron the
"'S. Pa'ie'hs no" III use. for gals; mills
,aW Ghst Brrhers, Carliug Machines. Iit Aers cte
-Nnwfiehts can have work mad. To- SUI. iheif dra'
ss. Terms reasonable ard particular attention is'd
upon
refer 20 Martin Newer, ESQ, Arcca NILS. q q"
Fly. r. H. Delano, saltwater; who a:e us.rs va 81
MHN p, 1852, 0-U
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-01-27
NEW YORK STORE
3. 4. CEfANBLiN.

NJ HOLESALE and KetaiI Dealer in Fancy end
w Staple Dry ,,oous; Ladies, Misses and Infants
Boots and Shoes. Di.kna and Carpet OvershotS; all
Kinds Of Gentlemen, Ready Made Clothing. shifts,
Drawers ard Furnishing Goods; Gents Pine Cali aud
kip Boots Mems ana BOYS Heavy Brocans. TRUNKS,
Nalises and Carpet Bags; Gent. Fine SX. Beaver ard
kossuih Hats. Gents aud Boys oik / lash and SIX
Caps
u The Ladies ard Gentlemen arc invited to call ard
hi, att Iesh stock. bought expressly Tor
the Minnesota market, At tLe New Ioik store before
purchasing elsewhere. ~ 1. CHA NBLlN.
In. a -
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Mechanics Ini0n association.

ONCE, NO ], Goodrich's Buildlng SPRINGFIEIp Mass
NJ. Is. DEAN, President,
WILLIAM PATTOk, G. G. Woop, -.
II. L. j DKINs, {fWa"c'd@ com.
vHNllS is an Association of Worhingmen and others
Il for the assisanc OF each other in case of
sickness accident.
BY the payment Of the following annual deposits YOU
VIII become Life Member, and be entitled t. a weekly
benefit during lie, if you should be disabled by sickness
or accident from attending ordinary business or
occupation FENALEs insured against sickness common
Ia both sexes
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-01-27
VIRGINIA TOBACCO AGENCY.

10 AND2 WASHINGTON AVENUE, LOUIS, NO.
-hh IAt kAGfS Virginia Manufactured To.
- wv baccO, in store and to arrive, and for sale
10y The Undersigned, comprising the following brands:
Jesse Hare's Id. Luinps; Jesse IIare's . l.umps
w. ii. Hare's 10 Iumps; w. II. IIare's ) Lumbs
James Thomas, Jrs. Diadem Twist;
do do do Plain III;
Fl Dorado, Natural Leai;)
do "Sl VII gin Gold Leaf, IL lbs;
do Plain do
do Nectar,
do Luscious Luxury. lbs and 1-2 lbs
do gem Of the Old Dominion, lbs
Jas. Stevens H.; Seth Halseys AAAA & AAA;
Geo Metcal, H. aud Il &;
Willis, McEr,s, MAINS, etc. etc, together with
sorneut Of Missouri Manufactured Tobacco. lie would
beg leave to cali The attention OF his present
we'll ssorted stock OF obacco all direct from the
manufacturers and offered al their prices and liberal
terms. THOMAS MULLEN.
UI lift
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NoteIs anu 2soarntng 7louses.
sr DaYy HOVSE.

HNEI5 house. formerly kept BY J. W. Bass, being inc
original hotel Of ST. rAu al the corner Oh inio
jackson streets opposite The Minnesota Outht u tho-
roughly repaired and remodeied and with the additions
new made 10 it, is of the most spacious and conve,
nient hotels in town Having taken lease OF ~ sd
hued II no throughout with new furniture invite me
travelling public call upon me; believing they VIII ho
this eq ial To the best in az respects me
will be very moderate. GEOhOE WELLS.
81. Paul. July ~. 1852. u
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-01-27

Agent for IL Calena and st. Louis, and
Gaiena and 81. Paul Packet Line OF
Steamers.
-. ALAr.l1 a
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-01-27
AyIERFCiN MILLS.

rCHE subscriber having been appointed Agent for the
above Mills. viii keep constantly hand supply OF
Extra Family Flour. Warranted superior any -four
sold in is market. f. Mct,IOSkEN.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-01-27
,TEERYcC HOUSE.

YUNHE Three story Brick on 80. Anthony ST, Ia'ey
occupied rs the store Of II. NJ Rice Is now CON
verified into Hotel; which with such addi'iohs 10 u as
are contemplated will make it very spacious ana con-
vcnent establishment Every effort VIII be eAereu 70
make this house "a first rate one such IS VIII gra' @
wishes of all guests and travellers Our coaehe, WiIi
take guests aud their baggage, TO and from The Doas
free OF charge Strangers -. Paul before cfeoihs
the repo that our 'rooms all fan, may DO wen 10
call uron u.s. Perhaps taey will find better rooms oe'-
her furniture and better fare than they anticipated
" JOSEPH DANIELS.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-01-27
TO DEBTORS.

A IL persons indebted 10 the subscriber previous TO
"A the first Of September last either nv note OF boo
account requested to call and settle or the same
will he put III the hands of proper person for col
lection. Fay up and save costs. Our motto is cash I'M
or no sale, as the credit 8, stem has out
w. II. STILLMAN
81. Paul Oct &c. tf MIN ropyl
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-01-27
THE, NEW AND CNRIyALED COOK
STOVE. QUARTER OAK.


FENlE subscriber would respectfully Inform the public
n that he has, after great dicny and expense,
cured large stock Of the above and elegant ook
Stoves. Ihis stove combines III its
rangeincnt. al the modem improvements Of the age il
perfection than ether market
lie u aware, pulling ever. new thing the order of The
day; bat there Of that in this instance. This
j. all ali friends claim for it, aud smply
and only thar II Is infinitely superior TO any
cAtant Purchasers distinctly ard explicitly inform
ed that ii III lis operations, utility and durability does
meet their entire and unqualified approbation their
money viii be selundcd 10 them upon a return of the
Every Article of furniture Of the hest GuaI,
III Workmanship and Of The latest Improvements.
All who deaIrous ol procuring of best cooh
offered for sale this market or anv where
else are respectfully invited 10 cai and examine This
themselves before purchasing elsewhere: if
they do they Will most Fssuredy lac
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-01-27
.YER.S CHERRY pECTOR.

VUWlS unrivalled cure for coughs. colds hoarsness
II bronchitis, whooping cough, Group, asthma ant
consumption now too well known require any Certif
Gates, constantly kent for sale Hichcox Axtell'
and Jarvis in ST. raui and by dealers in ever,
where 10 ,r I,
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5. j. z. MCMILLAN,

ATTORNEY AND COZ NSEI.LUS AT LAW
NkT I'LL attend promptly and faithfully 10 all bu,e,
w eBifu.fsd 10 him the Ii OF his profession "a,
Swaie,, 81 F4al, 81. Anthony, and throughout IN >
TerrioTy o. Minnesota, aio The sdioriu, counties OF
the State oi Wisconsin. Uflce, STILLwA iER MIN
REFEREsCEs.
LIS Tx AIex' Ramsey, Geo w. Campbell & Co,
Paul. CaIsn,
Dt e w boTup Mr.. r. Lansing,
ar. j. W; simpson, Mr. y q. Butler, ST. Louis
non. n w. Looms, fltish'g j. IL. LarsiI q Go.
Z. smaller, samh " .lhertl u & Co"
:! H. Moofn"@d, Esq Jos Z. Butler d 90. Gin
e. w. Jackson, Esq - Mr.. Jos T. nege. :.
Sam'l Gormiy, Esq. Nj. y. Walker Min. Mills
Mai. J. Is. BAUER, aid H. Burke
citizens generally, d" &. j. Batter
sly
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IRON. NAILS AND STEE.i.

Hoh guaranteed. The nails will be found on 'IAi, &C.
'e superior 10 any other IN market.
St Paul, May 20, 1850 SIN .
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-01-27
JAS. THOMAS. JR'S.

SCPERlOK Brands Tobacco; $50 package this da,
~ landing per Western World and Geo Collier viz
Luscious LAniy, TO- and l-2 ID; Nectar II b. Virgin
and l" IS per H. y NirgId Gold Leaf i-2 H. Diade
Twist; Diadcm Plain H.. Gem oi the Old DOMINION 10
and Tor sale by THOMAS MULLEN,
Tobacco Commission Merchant
St Lnnis ImlX L n
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MESSRs. ELFFI.T s BROTHER.

A RE keeping their stove these days for the
"A especial purpose of giving a warm reception ia
,heir who are about these days buying pres
ents Tor their friends. They that they are The
most legitimate dealers IN the fancy articles suitable to
The Hoieays IN nil the West, Of rhiladel phia
Our gcnaral stock Of Dry Goods is very large With
a view TO its carly reduction are now selling at
prices lower than the kinds were ever before Of
fered In the Territory.
We also have on hand few bottles of the Essence
OF Collie, and some things not mentioned which YOU
will lie surprised to see when you call
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-01-27
TO BLACKSNITuS
FANCY GOODS.

NJ VIII give Tor good blacksmiths scraps Ia CTS
per ID IN trade for Iron. No sheet scraps bought
ansi2-ti IRON MOUNTAIN IRON STORE
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-01-27
CHEAP CASH sroRE--wHoLEsALE

CHEAP CASH STOR Ess w iAOl1EISA LIE
sra AND X ETA Tia.
GROCERIES, PROVISIONS HARDWARE, BOOTS,
SHOES, HATS CARS ~ CITING, PAINTS,
OILS, GLASS, FrRNITTRE, BOOKS
AND STATIONERY.
TIME SUBSCRIBER by late arrivals is now In re-
j Ceipt and opening In his new Store on ST. Anthem!
Street, near the american House." large and most
complete Of The aboye-named Goods which
viii positively be sold at lower prices for cash than ever
before offered in this place. His entire stock select
ed it'll great care and purchased in the Eastern and
Southern markets for Cash. that he safely assure
his friends and the public generally that itwiiI be TO
their interests to call before purchasing elsewhere and
eXamn he his stock whch consists in part as follows
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-01-27

w HolESALE Grocer, Forwarding and Commits
W son Merchant, and General Steamboat Agent
NO ~ Ievee Galena, III. The attention OF buyers is
called to my stock of Groceries Provisions etc etc
Having received by late arrivals from New York Bos
Ton, new orleans ahd ST. iouis, which in addition 10 IN y
'o"ei st"c" renders my assortment complete I shall
continue I" receive additional shipments from time "a
ume during nav igaiion thereby enabling me to have a
eS aiu uii s"ch Throughout the ard be able
at al times nh orders al the lowest marhrt r,t.
J. ne Rtce'.nG and Forwarding Business shall i'm eve
~ Instance nave my Personal attention. hv which des
pd''h ana care VIII DE guaranteed AND the eN uense q.
storage ana DRAW age as much as possible avoided
Ieci assured that my facilities and long eNperiepce in
Tue commission and Forwarding business, slablc me 10
with their patronage ~ ZIG
Liberal Cash advances will be made on Produc, and
ia'u'Se shpped 10 me Tor sa, in this market. Par.
ucuar attention VIII be pad to The purchase Of ali
Giles pot in my line. ''
u Agent Tor Gaena md 81. LOU. and CaI.na ard
It. Paul PACKET LINE OF STEAMERS ~
Calcna, April /, 1852. r.
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Cheapest and most Economical Stoves
Eytcnt

He would again repeat that has the slightest hcsita-
ton recommending this stove standing in the esti-
nation OF competent judges without rival. the
distant approach TO rivgs and would confident
~ challenge the entire trade 10 the trial. Remember If
docs no suit just bring il back and your money viii
b. ready fer You.
] have also on hand large assortment of PREMIUM
EoN AND PARLcR STOVES ut reduced prices: TinwaIe
Wholesale ?nd retail; job work done the shortest
tice and the reasonable for cash For sale
by J. Ii. BNFRS
sept2e-22.y Corner Roberts and Third street
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MEM GOipDS--lAi. /. An - W INItE TRADE.
NHyINNIN COOLEY al Tie Cash Furnishing Store
w Roberts street -. taui having Just returned
from the Eastern markets. now ready show the
Of 81 Paul ana al who favor them with IA
call the largest aid most vacd stock OF Fall and
Goods la their line brought 10 this market, ad
vn:c you resrc iii. invited TO cell ami examine.
Tnis stock consists n part ct the following aTc.ts
Cloths, Cashmere. |usilngs Ready n.ote Cloih.ng,
end Geuteinens' Furnishing Goods. Nerino, Moo en-,
Ncrsted, Cloth and Flannel Wrappers ana drawers,
Hosiery Of all kinds qualities and prices Gloves and
MtC!s in endless VARIETY such Buck, orstcd BE
lin, Me8o, g lshlEtre, NooirD, &c Also very beau
fG assortment 81 white AID colorcd hid and silk
Gloves. Tie patterns Of Collars Handkerceis,
Scans, Ties, Cravats. stocks, &C.
Sn KITS.
Fine Linen Dosos Of the Latest Fren III and Eng ish
fashions Flannel Calico, Check and Hickory shirts IN
great quantities. Duck ard Drl Oyerails
REA MADE CLOTHING.
Cheaper than ever, but 100 numerous to meD all
A;d > for yourselves.
BOYS AND Gu ItpRENS' CLOTHIN
We have very iine assortment made up j.. the
ost manucr and ut very low prices Bucks Nitteis
aud Gloves, Fur dAd DRIVING Cloves. Ruboer and Oil
cloth Clothing. Carpet aud Travelling Bags.
Ia the CUslOH DEPARTMENT, may be found all
tie styles o. Cloths, Iasseres, Does.iH VestiRgs
aud Trimmings 10 match; aud venture say, that
give good ana fashionable work can be
bad west vi New Notk, aid warranted 90 suit or no
sale.
~ Don't forget the place Roberts sleet mex, door
10 W. IL. SLillnans store.
WHINE COOLEY.
81 Paul. Jan. E, 1853. i-3s-tr