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DR. MLASE's LIVER PnLs.-Thc great and
increasing demand for these Pills is the surest
evidence of their excellence. People Try them
and then Recommend them to their neighborS.
No one who has ever suffered from the Liver
complaint, or from any of the diseases arising
from disordcrcd state of that organ, has yet
failed in obtaining relief ifhe tried Dr. NJ Lane 5
Pills; and thus they have worked their own way
into popularity by the astonishing cures which
they are every day performing. Read the fol-
ing:
FRo>rBIRG. April %. 1850
Mcssrs. J. Kidd 4 Co. Conformation will
please send us one gross of your prepared by
DIR. MIane. They are in great demand. Please
forward them direct.
KELLER & UAMILI..
ST. CHARLESTON. o. April Is, 1850.
Your medicines arc universally liked in this
section of the country. We have constant calls
for them, the pills especially.
Yours, respectfully, j. {. SMITH.
For sale at ". W. llICHCOXs.
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In Heat Prepare for Cold!
Stoves for the Million.

T1IiE Undersigned has
l. removed his stovl'urii
Tiuware esta,l,Shni' fr"m
the corner OF Rob '.'i> a'ti
Third street, Ia tue west
side OF Roberts ; rect. bci'u
Third and Fourth. tnt
further. he basjustr ce'rCri
the largest and best selected
stock Of
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AAnEh Gallons Of Linseed Oil, and 1000 lbs OF
EONI Blows pure lead, warranted first rate, now
hand and going OF rapidly at
BOND & KELLOGG'S
Paint and oil Store.
Remember the City Drug Store, ST. Anthony street
Upper Town.
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MAR RIED,

In ST. Paul, the evening Of the 10th inst by Rev.
Timothy wilcox>on, Mr.. ALEXANDER II. CATICART,
the drm Of Cathcart, Kern Co., to Miss REBECCA
l.. MARSHALL, all Of st. Paul.
At the residence Of Mrs. wygan - Clinton Place, New
York city, Thursday, Oct 27h by Rev Mr.. Dickson
Nj. JOHN P. OWENS, OF St. Paul, MIMI, TO Miss FRAN
CES MARGARETT, daughter of Mr.. J. W. Hobbs, o!
London, England.
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SOAP.-No excuse for dirty hands ? 1-2 cakes as
- sorted soaps just received and offered at bar gar at
H1CHCOX'S New Brick Store.
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Cheap for Cash.! Cheap for Cash.
John Holland

Just receiving lot of Furniture for sale,
consisting of Gairna. 81. Luu.S and Minnesota Chairs
Bedsteads, Sofas, Lounges, Mattresses, Secretaries,
Wardrobe, etc.
country business. Gentlemen at distance wishing
establish agency sell buy merchandise shcw
samples orders Patent Ri hts do by address
sing above, the subscriber Is well acquainted here.
Real Estate bought and sold commission, Land
Warrants located OH good land, and Claims Of land for
farms secured.
j. H. agent for McCunber's Hay and Fodder cutter,
great invention for keeping animals In condition,
and owner of a horse should be without one.
Money loans negotiated. All business strictly conf
Dental and charges moderate. 4Stf
Holland Place Hotel, st. Paul. ". T.
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ON HAND IN SEASON.

los. CAMPBELL Third street above Jackson, sign OF
81 the wooden Indian, respectfully informs his CUSTOM
ers, we'll all Others that he has received for the fall
trade large and complete supply OF every description OF
TOB.dCCO IND CIGARS,
which he is prepared to sell al his usual accommodating
rates at wholesale and RETAIL Ny terms and the quality
of nv stock are known, and Is useless TO into
ST. Louis prices, and II the article does not
give satisfaction, the money refunded. Merchants and
traders from all paris Territory, will find by deal
lag that they will at least their freight bills
up from ST. LOUIS addition much time aud trouble
Aug q, lS53-50tf
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DI E D.,

DIED,
In st. Paul, the 7th inst, MARGARET, daughter
James and Ann Curran. in the Goth year of her age.
They have torn up the turf where the woolmoss lays
Bathed in the damp Of a winters day;
Where the golden sun came In glimpses down
Like the cold bright rays from a diamond crown;
They have broken the sod, and have made bed
For our loved child-for our beautiful dead.
The flowers were asleep, and the insect m!rth
That fills the air in the summer time,
Had passed away with the blossoms prime;
The naked boughs swayed 10 and fro,
With a shuidering thrill and a whisper low;
The frozen brook seemed TO moan and weep,
As they laid our loved one down TO sleep.
They laid her down, still and fair,
And sighed to leave her so lonely there
With the scar old grass, and the leafess trees,
And 4 whispered vail On the wintry breeze!
Alas 4! our chiG-tby cold bleak cell
Is a sad exchange for the downy swell
OF thy own couch thou loved well.
Your pillars soft, and the curtains fold
Let no sharp breath OF the winters cold
Visit your cheek; but smiles and care
Were beamIng around you every where;
Our hearts grow faint with yearning thrill
As we think OF thy grave on the prairie hill.
When this weary time has passed at length,
And God has preserved your parents strength,
When the old oak trees that seem SO dead
With the flush Of leaves are kindled red,
when the maple buds begin to swell
To the soft spring breath they love so well,
They then OF their beguiled,
VIII seek for the spot where they laid their child.
oh, it will not seem like 4 funeral tomb,
When the sky is bright and the earth in bloom,
When the boughs above clothed in sheen,
When the sweet wild flowers spring up again
With q golden tnge and rosy stain;
All, then our child seek thy bed,
And know like the flowers thou art not dead.
Oh, our life has yielded Its desrer part,
And a bud has persisted upon our heart
These hearts 50 lone, sad and rivep,
But another flower Is known in heavcn. ICON.
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No More Credit.

THANKFUL for the liberal patronage which have re-
ccived from the citizens Paul, and surrounding
county, shall endeavor conduct my establishment in
such will warrant continuance their conf
,ience; but IN order to do this. must stop the
CREDIT SYSTEM:
as have to cash for all cattle, sheep, hogs.
which purchase. shall hereafter expect customers
u pay down the Cash for all they may bny
me. shall strictly enforce this system with all
toners. 1t is my intention to keep constantly hand
the very best meat of all kinds, low prices
market will allow. Ny motto will hereafter be
Beef for Cash, aud Cash for Beef.
B. All persons indebted to me in large or small
sums Will please Call and settle Immediately, as it will
me the necessity and trouble calling them. BY
SO doing, you will enable fork ov"r' to my cr.d-
tors. II. E. WOLF.
3-3tf
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Groveland Garden and Nursery,

Between St. Paul and St. Anthony, near the Halfway
House.
TuNHE subscribers would invite the attention OF ~
Il those who wish to set out fruit trees this 13S
fall the coming spring, to their stock Of trees
that have been growing in the Territory from -
TO three In connection with the Scott Nursery
Davenport, Iowa, they prepared to fill all orders for
either standard dwrrf of and every descrp-
ton that viii be required for this climate together with
Currants ooseberries, Graveyines, ETC. Also, anything
in the ornamental lne such Roses, Dahias, Phloxes
ami the various kinds Towering plants usually kept in
such establishments.
Orders respectfully solicited from those who wish
to fruit embellsh their grounds. As
have sufficient quantity hand to supply the
nand, hope To receive orders early this FALL
to make up the deficiency at the Nursery in Davenport,
where expect spend the winter. Orders may be
addressed left the of j. E. Fullerton,
Paul. l.. NJ. FORD & co.
St. Paul. Oct, 10. 1853. BY
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NOR the Children, and others of larger Growth-Juju-
= bc paste, ~pruc" gun, and canlics large assort-
fine JvuTshC Test qualities pure and good, by
the box, bound or smaller quantity at
BOND g. KELLOGGS.
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DENTISTRY.
Corner of Main and Market.

COTVtT q .NUfV UHU 1HU7HeI.
~ W. BIDDIE, late OF Pittsburg. Pa, has perma-
", nently located In st. Paul. Fourteen years close
application his profession, together with large and
beautiful Of plain and teeth,, enable him
insert entire set of teeth by a.mospher-
&c pressure, with beautiful representation Of the natural
gum, restoring the mouth to its natural shape. Decaye
teeth permanently saved by plugging useless teeth
traced with little pain possible. Teeth cleansed and
diseased gums restored to health. All Jobs warranted.
August q, 1S53-5Otf
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Attention Everybody
HElR..HEAR YE! ..DO We HEAR?

HEAh.HEAH IL :..DV IL HEAR
WHAT ]. T.. WHITNEY has Just returned from
Il New York, with the largest and most magnificent
assortment OF Daguereotre goods, offered to the
pie OF Minnesota.
n. b. His assortment Of Cases Is the most spen-
did in this Market consisting in part Of Pearl,
Tortoise She'll Papier Mache, Silk Velvet, Port Mona,
Union, Jewell, Mourning, Kossuth, Jenny Lind, Kate
Hayes, &c.
hoC1ketss LoCkets..
The largest and best assortment offered for sale
In st. Paul, which will be sold either with or without
Hkenesses in them; also, Locket Pins, etc, etc.
Pictures put up in better style, and better cases, than
ever before for the same money.
p s. 100000 persons can be accommodated on short
notice; Provided, they do not all come at one time
few fine likenesSes of the late Col. J. M Good
hue, for also, pictures OF Holen-the-Day, Red
Iron, and other noted Indians, views OF st. Anthony
Falls, the Gothic Building, Third street, up stairs.
Walk In without knocking.
St. Paul, November s. lS53-Sn
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Great Bargains in Town Lots in Lower St. Paul

Great bargains IN Town Lots IN Lower 81 faul'
IN LOTS one mile below the present Lower Land
4UU ing. have ist been laid ont, and offered for
hundred dollars each. Such an opportunity to
invest speculation, has rarely offered. These lots are
nearly opposite Pigs Eye Bar which has for the last TWO
seasons ostructc in degree navigation TO the pre-
landing. And is not too much 10 say, that II Is
the point the main shipping business OF this grow
in. city the West will ultimately be done. II only
needs erection warehouses for beginning,
and the prosperity of the city will point in that
direction. And give that beginning, that this
inducement is held out to capitalists.
Other valuable real property in and near St. Paul, for
sale by the proprietor. Enquire Of
l.. c. KINNEY, Proprietor, or
ALLEN PIERSE.
st. Paul, Nov. 10, IS53-9-6m
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NEW HAND ATAN OLD ESTABLISHMENT

TTAVIN(i taken the shop heretofore occupied by Mr..
il II William Taylor, Third between Roberts and Min
nesoa streets, nearly opposite the Post office, respect
fully tender my services as BARBER, with full Con-
vcon that establishment, except perhaps that of
Banker will shave closer easier than will be done at
my shop. Cutting hair, Csampooning and all the varl
Gus business a barber will be attended to, and am
determined my shall be satisfied with the
scientific ability which shall continue to be displayed at
this old and popular establishment. A. G. STORY.
August 81, 1S53-50tf
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J. C. BURBANK. T. WHITNEY.
]. C. BURBANK g. CO.,
Storage Forwarding and Con,n'ission .Mer-
chants.

CROCERS, and dealers in Grain and Provisions Wharf
" Boat, St. Paul, Minnesota.
est do business with Us, the expense OF labor and
drayage Is saved.
REFEzENcEs,-Gov. W. A. German, Henry II. Rice,
w. r. MarxhaII & Co., Alex wilkin, st. Paul B. b.
Campbeil, Co., George ". Campbell, Lorain Co., =.
s. Harris Co. Gaieua; Otis West, r So, q Ions
Paul, Mt. s"zu
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ETVERY thing else wanted in our line likely
4 to he asked for during the coming winter, on
hand N ;ncxhaustiblc quantities by
BOND & KELLOGG.
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GENERAL AGENCY,
WASHINGTON, d. C

WASIIINGIUN, ID. z.
THE Subscriber offers his services to the public In tho
prosecution OF claims before Congress any Of the
Departments Of the Government. Some years. expert
a sDsbursng Agent Of the Indian Department. with
general knowledge the mode transactng business
in the office OF the Government, enables him promise
satisfaction Ia all who cntrus business Of this char
ter to his
lie will also give special attention TO the collection
Of claims against parties residing in the District Of
Columbia ricnfy; to negotiating Loans, as wen az
the sale of Stocks, Real Estate, Land Wdrrdnh, Sc.
furnish Information to correspondents residing Al us
taDce in regard TO any business which interest them
at the seat Of Government. -.
~ Once over Banking House OF Seiden, winners
o. a. x.bom he refers JAMES J. MILLER.
N. b. References Of the most satisfactory character
viii be given to correspondents in whatever State they
may reside.
REFERENCES.
sr.PAUL-Ilon. D. Cooper, W. II. Forbes, Alex. WILL
KIM 62-6m
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NEW ARRIVAL OF SAFES,

ID ECEIVED directly from New York, a full assortment.
II Of Rics patent Fircproof Salansnder safes, for
sale by WIN. constants.
Lower Landing, Ran,iall's Ievee.
LIVERY day arrivals Of fresh Galena, Dubuque and AL
II ton Lime; liaDIs shoulders. Sugar, Coffee, Candies,
Soap, etc full supply Of all kinds Groceries for sale
cheap at WIN. CONSTANS,
2-53w3 Lower Landing, Randall's Lcvee.
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Pm swell like shirt bleaching in a high wind,
And look as bury Sunday boadlc,
When he has kicked down the unhallowed stand
Of some profane old apple woman:
cannot supply the people With better oils. essences
Il ana extracts for pies, cusardS, cakes, candes &c
than any other store in town. l2 assorted extract
at HlCiICONS Escuapian Temple.
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DOCTOR YOURSELF,
THE POCKET ESCULAPIUS,

OR, EVERY ONE HIS OWN PHYSICIAN.
Efm THE forteth edition, with one hundred eugra-
~ wings. showing diseases and Malformations Of
Y1SA the human system in every shape and form. To
which is added treatise the diseases OF Fe-
males, being the highest importance 10 married peo-
pie, those contemplating marriage. BY
WILLIAM YOUNG, NJ. D.
Let no father be ashamed 20 present copy Of the
lESCULAPIUS to his child. 1t may save him from an
early grave Let young or woman enter into The
secret obligations married life without reading the
Pocket Esculapius. Let no one suffering from hack
MED Cough pain in the SIDE restless nights, nervous Feel
ings whole train OF dyspeptc SENSATIONS, and CIV
up their PHYSICIAN be another moment without
suiting 1Escuapius. Have the married, or those
about to any impeachment, read this truly use
u book has been the means Of saving thousands OF
unfortunate creatures from the very jaws Of death.
Any person sending Twenty-Five cents enclosed IN
five copies will be sent for one dollar. -
Address (post paid) DIR. WIN. YOUNG:
3-2-5m No. 49, Spruce ST., Philadelphia.
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A L. LARPENTEUR has just received. AMI Is daily
IL receiving direct from New York; the largest and
acfad Stocc ,,f
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ST. Paul Tobacco and Cigar Store
j. Campbell,

ATE Of st. Louis, has removed St. Paul, to stay
IL He has, moreover, removed his entire business here,
will hencefoward be the business citizens or
st. Paul. He has taken the room recently occupied py
Truman Smith, ESQ.,, Third street, near JACKSON.
At this location has opened extensive assortment
Of oil p.is ~
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Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that under the instructions
1Nssued from the Department of the INTERIOR Pension
Oce, October 23 1852, shall apply TO the Com
missoners OF Pensions, Washington D. c., to Issue
duplicate Of Military Bounty Land Warrant ssued Oh e
3Oh January 1851 David Felker private in Captain
HUT Company L. S. Infantry, War of 1872. Warrant
No. 2s for l6o acres Act 2Sth September, 1850 when
warrant was duly assigned by the said David Feker 10
Salma Trsse! and by the said Trussel the u
ned States Land 0ice at Saltwater, Minnesota Terrific
ry, on the 23i OF June 1852 notice from tie General
Land once having been received by said Truss
said warrant has been lost since its receipt the Still
water Land ONCE. SALIVA TRUSSELL.
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Notice to Travellers.

lOcrsons travelling to or from Traverse des Sioux
NicOllet county, or to Fort Ridgey and the upper
country will find safe, and convenient Ferry at the sold
Traverse des Sioux, where am prepared al
all hours To teams and carriages in large scow
and foot passengers in safe and odious
BAPTISTE MARION,
Ferrymda.
Traverse des Sioux, oct. %, 1S53-6f
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A True Bill has been found against
ELFELT g. BROTHERS,

A True Bill has been found against
ELFELT g. BROTHERS,
ElY the Ladies and Gentlemen of ST. Paul and vicinity
selling goods cheaper than before sold in
the Territory.
We acknowledge the sssoft Impeachment, and
ready to receive the attendance of host Of customers
both old and new. We ilatter ourselves that for
Quality, Quantity and Cheapness,
We are not equaeJ by any other establishment in the
Territory. We have not time at present into details
but will enumcrate a of The articles exhibition:
English and French Mernos, De LANES,
Paramctta Cloths. Cashmeres,
Plain and Fancy silks,
Emb'd Curtain Muslin from 25 cts to 81 90 yard
Emb'd Curtains from $3.50 to S 300 per pair.
"a and Ga Damasks from 80 cents to 80 per yard
Tap estry Brussels, 3 ply Ingram and Rag Carpet,
Embroiderics of all kinds, consisting of
Collars, sleeves, Handkcrchiefs,
Chemizetts, etc., Long and square shawls;
Besides numerous other articles in the
Dry Goods Line.
We have also large assortment of A and 64 o-clohs
Painted window shades China, Glass add Qieensware,
Children's Misses and Ladies' Boots and shoes,
Boys and menu boots and shoes, ETC.. etc.
The above goods exposed and ready for sac and
pledge ourselves TO sell them cheaper than before
offer ed in the Territoty.
Every Body, please give a call before purchasing
elsewhere. ELFELT & BROTHER.
Musical Instructions for the Winter Evenings.
~ Music, fFluc, Violin. Vioinceiio and Contra Bas)
will be opened by the undersigned at his residence, on
Tuesday the list of November, as follows. viz:
Adul, classes snGn, Me5nay; do
Children do Singing Tuesday 7, do
90 Instrumental, THURSDAY, 7, do
Terms tor each course for the quarter commencing LIST
November for adults, $500
For children, 300
W. II. COLLING,
Sis Sixth street, near the German Church.
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$500 Cash
STRAYED.

INROM the subscriber, living in st. Paul, two black
IL and brown oxen, one Of them having bell, and
the horns the letters j. j. S.. the other has the
letters j. j. S. on the horns, and the letter II. marked
the left lon.
The subscriber will pay a liberal reward and all ex-
penses " any person who will deliver the said
him. SAMUEL OBERt;,
Jackson street, next to Lott Mofets.
Oct. %, ls53-S-4ws
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SALE STABLE.

SALE SThD BE.
I WOULD respectfully call the attention Of the public
L to this establishment, where | keep conaItly OH
hand for sale the best variety OF horses suitable for fan
cy, carriage, draft the saddle Persons having hor
dispose will find their advantage TO call,
keep the only establishment of the kind in ST. Paul, and
knowledge of the market will enable to procure
fair prices any which may be left in my have
always the best feed for horses, and am always
JAMES WILLIS VINCENT & co.,
Thir! street, opposite Cahcart, Kern l. Co.'S. store.
July 30, lS53-16tf.
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WANTED.
SEAL PRESSES.

Il HE undersigned agents Rogers & Bros Sole
Presses. and will deliver the at manufacturer.
prices. Specimens TO be the Express Office Of
5ltf BURBANK * CO.
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NEW FALL & WINTER GOODS!

A L. LARPENTEUR has just received. ami Is daily
IA receiving direct from New York, the largest and
best selected stock of
ORY G 90 . S
ever brought to this Market which he prepared to sell
at prices which fail to suiI purchasers. Having
taken great IN the selection of his stock the public
can rely on finding every thing In his line of the best
quality. The ladies will lind in the following list
prsng but small portion Of stock, Tariciy OF as
clcs for their use, such
WINTER ONNETS;
Silks, sans. and Dress Vclvets large beautiful
sentiment; French Nerinos, plain and figured: Winter
Plais, OF superior quality; dc LANES Of every style
ShawlS; Ladies' Winter gloves Cacoes, oil, plain, and
figured; Hosiery, Cotton, wooden, &c Curtain Danask,
different coCrs and qualities.
Carpcting, and Oil-clOthS,
Carpet rugs, ETC.. large AMI beautiful assortment, Sc
eced with great from the best manufacturers, and
will be sold at small advance on eastern prices.
Cloths, Cassimeres and vcstinss.
Hats and Caps latest styles; Gloves and mcns.
sistnG OF Kid. Buck, cashmere, Boots Shoes
and boys ladies and misses boots and shoes. large
and varied assortment.
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
large variety and Of superior quality, which viii be sold
very low; persons wishing ready made clong will do
well to call AMI examine stock before purchasing.
We will continue to receive additions to present
stock every arrival from below until the close Of
gation, when boast complete assortment for
the winter trade any establishment above ST. l. uis.
A. l.. LARPENTEUR.
October s, lS53-rf
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Oakland Cemetery.
Notice to Lumbermen.

TUNIIE subscribers having purchased of the United
Il States the Pine Timber Lands situated upon Run,
river and It's tributaries in Minnesota Territory, (w
exception small quantity purchased by other par
ties notice that person will be permitted to cut
timber upon said lands without first obtaining permit
from Permits TO lumber upon said lands will be
grant ed favorable ters application to either OF
at the American House, st. Paul, to William d.
Garland or Caleb d. Door, Of st. Anthony.
WASHBu RN & WOODMAN.
DORILCS MORRISON.
st. Paul, Nov IL, '53-2t
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CIGARS AND TOBACCO,

Pom the commonest kind OF sKentuck Spanish up to the
mos, highly favored Haberano,' and from oldfashoned
twist, TO the delicate and sweet-scented modern
OF the sweep for masticative purposes; also,
every other preparation to which the tobacco plant Is
Subjected for smoking chewing and snufing.
wish 10 impress upon my Minnesota customers, that
celebrity attached my Cigars and Tobacco in
St Lous-and who have read the papers, Of that
city will agree II is not ltte-has been transported
here The articles ar the quality those sold in
that Market and what Is Of more importance, offered
hare he