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The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-11-10
Dog (typel erel.

II e. WHITNEY to his friends
- This humble notice greeting sends,
! TO inform them what he had before,
With stock just added his store;
And further, that this Kind OF trade IL
Kept Up for Gents US well rs Lalies
OF Lockets FINE his stock consists,
From twenty dollars, down TO six;
And being pleased 10 see all suited
He keeps on hand some that are plated.
"All is not gold that gitter.,"
But he'd say to all his "SiIters"
That when they're filed with good pictures, sure
It's hard to tell them from the "simon pure"
Eut being SO CHEAP is all the best oft,
And when you call, you'll learn the rest oft.
He's also Locket Pins and Rings,
And LOTS of Gases, pretty things,
Union, Kossuth, Pearl and Shell,
Jenny Lind, Kate Hayes and Jewell,
Port Monnaie and PAPER Mache,
Selling rapidly every day.
Some are single and some double,
And TO ''sHOw THEM is TROUBLE"
So call at his Gallery Thru Street,
And have your epic ter" "done up BROWN"
ST. Paul, Nov. 3, Ie53-lf29.
1 Buy what 1 like. and like what l
Buy.
l. buy what like, and | like what buy,
Whenever purchase from HYNEMAN's supply;
II ask to be furnished from HYNENANs new stock
With al elegant Dress Coat or beautiful Frock,
suitable garment al onco meets my eye,
And II buy Whal like and IKE iuhat buzz,
= In Pants my wishes are equally met,
Whether plaid or in visible, speckled or jet
There's not the least hardship in making selections
When HyNEMAN's pants are brought for inspect ton,
A choice is soon made and cannot deny
That" 1 Buy uhaf Ike and / ike ,chat buy!
g. With regard to the Vests, at HYNENAN's YOU meet,
never any that suited sweet,
The cloth is good and the style is so neat,
That I'm fully borne when I call them complete.
In Vests like these, not fault descry,
But 'fbuy what like, ard like uh4t 6uyr'
4. Concerning the Overcoats, much may he said,
never could any others instead.
These wrappers are warm, and exceedingly smart,
And beautiful grace 10 the form they mpart.
And thus with the cheapness Of HyNENAN's supply
81 buy Wh0t ike and like phGt buy!"
THIRD STREET, NEAR JACKSON,
Is the place where is to be found
l.. HYNEMAN.
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81. faui Iron ana Brass Foundry.
'EHE subscriber havng purchased the Foundry IN ,.s
place formerly oxnes hy {. w. Borup Il Co srd
"iogniy RENTED H. IS now prepared furnish
'aslnes OF nj descriptions the mos. reasonable terms
MN Gearing Skating, Boxing, etc, will be executed
" As eooa sly lie as can be found in the Western World
steam Engines and Threshing machines rensIr.J on
snort hotice Stoves OF all kind, furnished with u.a,
Pa ooofs grddles etc Patterns OF all descriptions
i 70 oIer' Also Brass and Composition Castings of
all descriptions Rabbit metal lining etc made az III,
best materials and warranted ~ "a ~
r. Ola Iron, Brass and Copper taken in exchange for
Castings. z en- MA
81. Paui 4 =. NIL-HN.N.
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Is. A l. ID WIN sc III DOL.
INCORPORATED 1853.
EEyAIAI n z A ID II A,I

1UNHE Trustees of this school, have employ ed a lad
u OF experience, from Massachusetts. TO take charge
OF the female department and she will be furnished with
as many assistants Us may be necessary. The second
term will commence Oh MONDAY, the third day of
October.
Until there is adepartmen for boys lads under twelve
years of age will be admitted pupils IL is expected
thai all OF those who intend become pupils will en-
deavor TO enter the first day of the No deduc-
ton made for sickness, unless the pupil is absent
than ten days.
TUITION FOR TERN TWELVE WEEKS.
Higher English Course IS 90
Grammar, Geography, History, Arithmetic, and
elements of Natural Science 4 90
PRIMARY Branches S 20
The school edice of this is on Pearl street
facing the Public Square, the Methodist Church.
Applications for admissions be made to the teachers
or to Z. ID. Nel Treasurer of the Trustees.
St Paul, Minnesota, Sept ID, 1853 23--,f
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l.. HY NE NJ AN,

a MEXICAN UNION LIFE INSCR.
"A ANCE COMPANY.-Capital $10O,0tO-In-
corporated by the Legislature of Ohio. Charter per-
petua Office No. IA, East Fourth street, Cincinnati,
Ohio.
THE company issues policies at the following rates,
for ) 900, and in proportion for larger
Ala IoiIAI SiDcER afa. All,fI. DIT.
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LAND FOR Sam

: 1T
a EkGAAk ACRES of choice land in this bequfi.
WV iul Territory, by the section half sec.
toi, quarter section, ngIe acre.
I1oo Acres In the vicinity of ST. Paul. near The
talth OF the Territory, i'll he midst OF country fast
tl,ng up, and rapidly rising IN value.
l,cOO Acres in the vicinity OF st. Anthem. Falls
"ehf Inc greatest water power in the Northwest The
centre OF the numbering interest OF The Territory
900 Acres near the young and thriving village Of
Nanomin, on the Mississippi river above the Falls IN
beautiful country. fast opening to emigration
700 Acres near and bordering on White Be,r Lake
asnlehdd sheet OF water. noted be4ut shores
ana me Ish This land is easy Of by good ruaGs
and is the first quality Cf son. Beautiful likes ana
streams OF the purest wafer abound IA every part an
well stocked with choice varieties Of fish
These lands divided into heavy iiube- oak oman
ing and natural prairie, forming the most beautiful seen.
cry ils ale, and presenting the favorable Va.
Iety Tor the chOire fam.
HENRY McXENTY.
81 Pau T.. Apr'l Il, lcJ3. D. 6u
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LAND NEAR ST. PAUL,

IN A 5e-foh ACRES Oak openings, we'll VIZ
D. va tered. one lie !rozl tue capitol
e,A ACRES within / III mile % YaTren ard
on WiHsloss's soiiion. handsomely sit ssted for
county Residences.
g a ACRES Rich Bottom Land II fes flo6, the
ON city, near tbs mississippi river.
q BEAUTIFUL FARN-bocdering oa a handsome
"A lake, short di.tSnce from The cry.
Ut Paul, Oct. 6. I'm. HENsh Mcn kSIf,
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

A GREAT BARGAIN.-320 acres improved farming
"A land, beautiful, situated on the Little Carala road,
five miles from ST. Paul Also 100 prairie OAK
openings, ten miles from town, situate White Bear
lakepart fenced and broken. Also, $50 acres being
highly improved and well broken farm, upon which The
finest have been raised this situate twelve
miles from town Also, improved city property, town
lots In st. Paul and 81 Anthony interests in lie
Sueur, Nankato, Shakapee and Eureka City Apply to
VIM. BREWSTER, Real Estate Broker,
23-u cor. Sd and Wabashaw VISITS.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-11-10
J. T DowpALL- r. L. CARR. u. V. P. BLOCK
DOWDALL, CARR & CO.,
Washington Foundry, Engine and Ma.

Corner Of Second and Morgan Street, ST. Louis, No.
Manufacturers Of Steam Engines and Boilers. Saw
and Grist Mill Machinery Tobacco Screws and Presses
Lard Kettles, Lard Screws and Cylinders, Wool Card
ing Machines, Young's Patent Smut Machines Building
Castings, sc.
IL Agents for sale Of James Smith & Co.'S superior
Machine Cards.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-11-10
CaIena CITY Marble Manufactory.

Gaiena City Marble ManufactOry.
TIVIE undersigned keeps constantly on hand general
Il assortment Of Monuments, Tomb Stones, Head
Stones, which he is ready furnish short notice
Having now been three Years engaged in this city i'll
the business and having permanent arrangements direct
with the celebrated Rutland VT, Quarries, and Keeping
but the best workmen he is enabled sell
cheap and give better satisfaction than be given
those sending irresponsible agents from shops dis
lance My arrangements such that deliver my
work the very door of my customers when desired.
All work contracted for by my Agent, will be filed
strictly according to agreement.
The undersigned is Agent for the sale of French Burr
Mill Stones, Dutch Boiling Cloth, Noys Grist and Corn
Mills, Mill Irons, Screw Wire. etc.
shop and Ware House, Corner OF Second and Spring
Streets, near Lower Bridge.
r. L. ROSEBROUGH.
Calena, Ill, Sept. 6, 1s53-2lf
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GOLD PENS,

GOLD PENS.
TOLD PENS and Pencils, A very superior article
NJ For sale by COMBS.
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PORT OF ST. PAUL.
ARRIVALS.
Nov. 6, DR.. Franklin, Lodwick, Ga'cna
" " Humboldt, Haycock, Min. Riv
DEPARTURES.
Nov. 7, DR.. Franklin, Lodwick, Ga!cna
DIE ID.

DIED.
At ST. Paul. after short illness, Miss MARGARET
CT RRAN, eldest daughter Of James Curran, ESQ.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-11-10
NOTICE.


"A DODGE, wholesale and etsil dealer in groceries,
1As provisions, etc. would inform the public that he
mas taken the store formerly occupied by ~ ii. Still
call
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-11-10
THE NEW YORK BAZAAR.

MIR. BLUM has returned from the East, with
4VA softment, which he is row opening, superior t,
any thing heretofore exhibited in ST. Paul. Among tho
many articles expressly for the Ladies, all of the
quality and latest fashions be mentioned Ladies
Mus Cape and Collars, and the largest and best
ment OF Jewelry, ever opened in this city In fact,
the Bazaar may be found all kinds of Farcy Goods
suited to the 23-tf
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-11-10
" HlTNEY'S GALLERY or DAGUER.
REOTy PCS.


VIE subscriber having recently made great i'm prove
Wehts III the arrangement o light in his gallery and
haNi1g procured the latest improved apparatus which
tosctnc with his before very superior soc makes the
apoitnts OF ms Gallery equal, if not superior to any
III the West Is now prepared execute Dapuerreotypa
nhehesses IN a sly lie unsurpassed by any operator
Lie is uncertain, and persons in health should not de-
ia9 one moment in procuring more of these me-
mentos OF HE which, under the trying circumstances
OF ila separation OF friends. price can purChsse-
thi'ures taken III any weather and neatly set in lock-
tts pms, rings, bracelets canes; large variety of
winch are Kept constantly haHd and new patterns
beng con SANITY received All respect uy invited
10 call and examine specimens.
-. iau!' aug ,. Ioo2. l6-if
knIISON'S ADDITION TO ST. PAUL,
guns desirable ground, living in the most central and
n advantageous part Of the basin OF ST. Paul where
hust hevltab be the principal river business OF the
t""i and aordns also choice and del gtI fu cts
~ H rear upon The bench, for dw cling houses; is sur
Veyed INTO Los, and now offered sale with titles un
dpu.ed a hcISnutablc al reasonably low prices and
upon literal terms o! credit. for most Of the purchase
money, ana Lumber Tor building Lots sold in the gd
doii, Will be furnished rotary saw-mii ON easy
terms. CHARLIE u O..Cs ~
81. Paul, July 81, 1851. *
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W.C.V.E nEC

"OULD call the attention Of the lovers of good
BOOKS 10 his extensive stock Of new and read
aoie WORKS Just opened We have n choice selection
IA almost every department of literature, reasonable
prices July rs, 1853.
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New Hand at an old Establishment.

New Hand at an old Establish ment.
UUAvING taken The shop heretofore occupied by M
IL VIM Taylor, on Third, between Rnberis and Mir
streets Hearis opposite the os Office resIGct-
fully tender services Barber with full conyic-
ton that no establishment except perhaps thai Of
Banker. will shave closer easier than will be done at
nv shop. Cstting hrir, champocnng and all the var
ous business of barber will he attended to, ana AIN
eterInined all my customers shall be Satisfied with the
promptness end scierlhc abilities which shall Continue
10 be dspa ed al this old ard popular establishment
&C. STOREY.
Aug -, ls5s.-lstE
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Something New in Minnesota,

Something New in Minnesota,
New Store! New Stock! New Styles of
Goods, and New Prices!
GATHCART, KERN & CO., have purchased
~ aud now occupy the large and otiiOus store
Messrs Winnie Cooley, where they are now opening
ana receiving by every boat, the largest and
fully selected stock of
Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods,
ever brought TO Minnesota Here NAV be found amest
variety Of style and pattern of Dress Goods the
following fabrics:
French, English and American Muslin, Delaines and
CasnIneres, printed and plain Wool DeBege, French
rcrsan Cashineres, Josey colh in the most delicate
shades Victoria Paids, Fancy printed Vevets, Black
French Bombazn, Black, COlOred and figured Apacas.
French, English and American Prints,
In endless quantity and variety Italian and Lyons
Dress Silks, Turc Satins, Tarlton and Swiss Musns
Shawls, Hosiery, Gloves, etc.
Albron, Black and White Wool Waterloo, Water
welt, Bay State, Long and Square Plaid shawls.
Brown and white Shirtings, Irish Linens, striped
Shrtings, Drills, DENNIS Bed Ticks, red white yellow,
and printed Flannes. Cloths and satinets, blankets
and Rugs, Hosiery and Gloves Sewed Muslin Collars
Cufs, Chemisetts, Edgngs and Insertions.
Carpeting, & House Furnishing Goods
In this department will be found large stock of Car
peting of the following make: Lowell superGne, Au-
burn, Asbona Fall and Union Mills Plain Ventian, etc
Druggets, Hearth Rugs, Tufted and Adeaid Mats
Window Shades plain Window Paper. Drspery Muslns
Table Linen Damask Linen Table Cloths. Embost cloth
Table Covers Oil Cloth do "a and ia Sheeting, Toll
ct Covers, Table Napkins, Manchester and Marsees
Quilts, Pillow Case Linen, Russia Diapers, Hpckaback
Diaper and Crash Towelings; Ladies' German Work
Baskets etc.
Together with thousand articles too numerous 10
mention; all of which we hold ourselves ready show
and sell for Cash AT the lowest prices the articles
can be bought for west Of St. Louis Chicago; we
would therefore solicit call from the citizens Of Mime
sofa as well as our friends in st. Paul
CA1HCART, KERN CO.
ST Paul. Oct s. lS52
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$4,000.

n wish TO purchase Five Thousand Dollars Worth OF
Town Lots in the city Of st. Paul. The money will
De pad down for property At a fair price
LEWIS HYNEMAN.
-, - 49, ID ST., near Jackson.
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KEY & MAY,
(At The Old .Stand,)
Wholesale and Retail Grocers.
All Goods sold by residents of st. Paul,
will be delivered free of charge.
vENHE following comprises part of our stock:
Young Tyson, fine, ys Hyson Panama
Imperial, do do do Nancocn
Imperial Tartar do
Coffee.
Rio Java, ED Government.
Rio, best Mocha.
Sugars.
Loaf white Clarified, brown
Crushed do Prime, do
Powdered 90 y. Orleans, do
Chocolates.
French Chocolate, Bromn do
Vanilla do Cocoa
Bakers do Crushed cocoa
Bakers extra do
Oils, Pickles and Sauces.
Tomato Katsups Olives, spausn, superior,
Mushroom 90 do French
Walnut do Cltron in cans
Pepper 1omntocs, do
John Bull DO Oysters, spced and fresh,
Jonathan, DO in cans.
Worcestershire do CLANS, do DO
Harvey do Rhohurb for pies, in jars
Underwood's relish Grapes Go do
Paol Sauce Peaches do do
Fr r mustard carran,s do do
English do Apricots do do
American do Tie fruits OF all kinds.
Olive Oil
Fish.
salmon in half bbls & kits serdines in oil boxes
Mscksrel DO co Goldfish, dry in drums and
Herrinss boxes
do Scotch
Essences.
Vanilla Allspice
Nutmeg Almonds
Cinnamon Ginger
Orange Peach etc, etc.
Gloves
Soaps, OF all kinds.
Pain, Windsor, Fancy, CASTLE, etc.
Tobacco and Cigars, Superior Brands.
Candles.
spermacitti, all s'res, TnIow. pressed do
Solar star 60 Lamp and candle wicks
Star 10
Sundries.
Common starch Garden seeds, lard,
Potato do Dntter, fresh; Ropes,
Pearl do Twines, Brushes,
Parma do Wooden ware, all Kinds,
Isnglass, Vermiciili, Willow ware,
Maccaron, Tapiocs, Spices, IN boxes papers,
Sago Almonds. whole or ground,
Lemons, Eng walruls, PLAYING cards,
Soda, Cream Tartar, Writing paper,
Bristol brick dust, Vinegar,
Tay,sric acid, Rice, Powder ard shot, ETC etc
Wines and Liquors.
S.iaBette, CogBae. and Madeira win@,
New YORK Brandies, Claret wine, -: Julian
Madeira wine, (oid) Medoc,
Fort wine, do Clsret wine, Chateau
Holland Gin, EBrnour,
Jamaca Rum, do chateau AROSE
Old Bourbon ~hissey. do DO Zone C!el!eu,
Manon Sahcla Rye do MUssat, FIol tienag,
Z Coag, pure and 1ls Cog. Champagne, e! xiads,
Port wine, lduce) Corda.ls, etc.
REY A NAY will, however, remark 81 ycss1nt tina,
they 90 not pretend 10 sell az cost ide ID they intend
to make reasonable profit In order stand up and
accommodate their strons good many years 20 come
s: Psu June Is, lsb3.-V
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-11-10
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL CONFEC.
TIONARY.

THE subscribers in returning their thanks their
l. patrons and the public in General for the liberal
encouragement they have received, desire to inform
them that they have machinery and other facilities
supply the Territory with Plain and Fancy Cand; of
their manuiac ture; among Others all Of Stick
Candy, Rose and Burnt Almonds, Corianders Anisse,
Aciduated Fruit and all other kind of Drops; Candy
and Sugar Toys, &C. which they will sell by the box
lower rates, adding freight than ii be bought in
Gaena st. Louis, with the advantage of having a
fresh article. Also French, German ard English Toys
and Fancy Goods All orders for Cakes and Ice Cream
promptly filed at the lowest possible prices.
20 REM Il KARCUER
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CRYSTAL pAL4CF-

4 tAihIAhi, hEKN CO, of the above establish.
- meht are still holding ont inducements 10 buyers:
are no" selling much cheaper than even THEY ever
aid before to make room for their extensive fall sleek
"ch the! VIII have eary) Their stock of Dry Goods
- % mus complete ana cheapest in at Paul thew
pledge themselves to sell any article in ,beir 60.
cheaper than II can be bought above 81 Louis
wishing 20 contne themselves the Dry Goods b,s
US III an us branches, they offer the balance of their
STOCK OF groceries, hardware and qgeensyyare M cost
ana under, TO close them of. The trade would find
great Bargains in the shove stocks,
81. Paul, July 2S Is53 r,s .r
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SuULZE Il MATEES,
TAILORS AND CLOTHIERS,

THIRD STREET, NEAR THE POST OFFICE
EEP Oh hand all times, an extensive assortment
N OF ready made clothing Of the best quality. They
nave also large assortment Of cloths, cassmeres and
ses'nss and VIII give gentlemen fits in the latest fash
IONS Their goods of their own selection, and will
De found to he neat and durable Being practical men,
Ihey warrant their work equal to any in the city.
Oct. 20. lai2-27if
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First Arrival of the Season.
THE WORLDS FAIR

Tow receipt of Black silks fall pattern Calicoes
superior assortment Of grass beached Irish Linens
sheetings, Cloths, Cassirnefes Taors Trimming etc
EDWARD KEENAN,.
Worl8,s Fair Store, 81. Paul. Aug Is, 1853.
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BEAUTIFUL building lots, at $50 per lot, sit
uate on commanding bluff overlooking the
City OF ST. Paul. Apply to
J. w. BREWSTER,
Real Estate Broker, Sd and Wahashaw SITS.
Oct 49, I853-2ctf
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REY 81 NAY will, however, remark ~ 5css1nt, that
they DO pretend sell az COST nde 3D. thew intend
TO make reasonable profit, In ORDER 10 stand p and
accommodate their strons good many ycars 70 come
5: psui, June Is, lsb3,-t
, 1853-09-10
NEW STORE!

THE SUBSCRIBER having taken the store in
L Olympia known os Simmons old stand,"
offers for sale Hardware, Groceries, double and
single Mattresses and Pillows, Dedsteads, Chairs,
Plows, Hay rakes, Gunrs" superior Tanning
Mills. Straw Cutters, Glover seed, Bushe Baskets,
Bake ovens, Grnds,ones, Saddles. Brides and
Matingals, Horse Collars, Wooden Bowls, Corn
Meal, Cotton Batting and Furniture Prints for
quilts, Wall paper, &C., &c, which he will sell at
fiji prices.
JOHN C. FORY.
Olympia, Sept. 3, 1852. If
, 1853-09-10
"Time is Money !"

T HAVE made arrangements with Parker,
Golfer & Cos Express to forward watches
sna iswery to be repaired. Persons in WASH
instcn Territory desrous Of having their watches
,nJ jeWelry repaired, can now have Their wishes
complied with by leaving them at p. Z. q Co. 3
Express Office. They will be returned as earl y as
Dossible. G.COLLIER ROBBINS.
PonIand, OREGON, Sept |, 1853. u
, 1853-09-10
Ran Away

TROM me at Steilacoom on the 18th ult., a
bay Indian pacing horse, with a Spanish
1,JJle, new snafile bride, and pair of saddle
bags all on him. Any person finding said horse
.nJ delivering him to me at my farm in the
Yslm prairie. will be literally rewarded
Sept. 3, 1853. JOHN EDGAR.
, 1853-09-10

lac, Washington Street. near Montgomery,
SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA,
.nFFER for Fale, for cash, at the 60
~ lowest wholesale prices, large NJ
and well selected assortment Of East BID
India, Mediterranean and European
Drugs and Medicines French, English and
American Chemicals Of all kinds also. an exlen.
sive variety Of Perfumery. Fancy Articles, Fancy
Soaps, brushes, Paints and Oils, Dye Stuff,
Labels, Window Glass, Extracts, Bronzes, Truss
es, Leeches, Surgical Instruments Druggist
Glassware, Hallers' Goods, Shakers Herbs and
Roots, &c, together with every article comprised
in the stock Of a Druggist or Physician.
II. J. q Co., arc the proprietor Wholesale
Agents for DR.. Jayne's Family Medicines, Sands
SsTsaParilla, Old TownsenJ's Sarsapurilla, MoE.
fats and Brandreth's Pills, Davis Pain Killer,
Congress Spring ater, Sc, &c.
Henry Johnson & Co., have made such ar
rangements in New York. Boston und Philadel
phia as will enable them To purchase their stock
a, the loves, rates, and they are determined 10
give their customers the benefit OF low prices, end
At the same time the bes, qusliiy n goods
July -, 1853 3-i6ly
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Marshall Nir'e' Jrge,spn. Tra,
1olI\ SABINE, hayingperma urniN inca,ad
- ~ iil~ civ Tor the purpose Of doing rcg.
nar Dig Gonds ana Grocefp business. would
call the attention of the citizen, Of Gas, aud
adjoining counties 10 hi, larry. and extensive
STOCK of Dry Good, and Gru,,fic- wh,hhn,.
le'ely been purchased iu New York AMI N,W
orl,aus, Planters and country merchants ar.
requested locall ard examine uy stock whlrh
embraces Dr. Goods. large assortment Sad.
die, brrllr-, hardware, crockrry ware. hats
large and tine assortment of Edic., boys. and
genilcman- shoes, etc etc.
GRO' EEIEN-. Bacon. roiI,e. susar. .hot
and Pc" der, ualI- tuhIcca, whisky, salt. DC.
winch viii be- sold ~ low ~ ANY hou-e in lin,
city. A-o bagsng aud Rope Will be furn.
sued J." planters 90 customary terms.
icl, ,, 1853 Iv