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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-02-13

Arrive At Bayard same day by SPIN;
Leave Bayard daily except Sunday al SAM
Arrive at CauolIton same day by 3pmi
I039A From Padding Charoe, miles and back, onoe
week.
Leave Paulding Thursday at Gam;
Arrive at CharIoe same day by l2mi
Leave Charlos Thursday at pm;
Arrive Paulding same day by 4 pm.
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vile, and extend Durham, &c miles further, will
be considered.
1859 From Conneautvle Penn Line, miles and back,
week
Leave ConncautvilIe every Saturday at Sam;
Arrive at Penn Line came day by II am;
Leave Penn Line every Saturday at l2m;
Arrive Mt Copncautville some day by 3pm
9670 From Glen Rock to Hotrick miles and back,
week
Leave Glen Rock every Saturday at 10 am;
Arrive at Hcrck same day by IL m;
Leave Herrck every Saturday at pm;
Arrive at Glen Rock same day by 3 p m.
9671 From Little Meadows, by Eerslic, Choconut, Hsw-
ley,on, IN. Y.,) to Binghamion Is miles and back,
twice week.
Leave Little Meadows every Tuesday and Saturday
ATTAIN;
Arrive at Binghampton same days by ~ m;
Leave Blnghamton every Tuesday and Saturday at
Jpn;
Arrive at Little Meadows same days by pm.
6972 From Smiths Ferry, by Ohovlc TO Darlington, (Pa
Is miles and back, once week,
Leave Smith Ferry every Saturday at pm;
Arrive at Darlington s,me day by IL nj
Leave Darlington every Saturday at m;
Arrive at Smiths Ferry same day by pm.
9673 From Brighton by Irish Ripple and Marvin to Mount
Jackson, 20 mics three times week and return
by Wsrtemburg and North Sewickey.
Leave Brighton every Monday, Wednesday, and
Friday at I'M;
Arrive at Mount Jackson same days by pm;
Leave Mount Jackson every Tuesday, Thursday,
and Saturday at m;
Arrive At Brighton ssms days by SPIN.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-02-17
CIIlKtu E1II.S

't'h'h, FACTORY Steamboat and iecnIno,iYr pcllS
y constantly oil maid. and PEAS or CHIMES Of Ron.
"l AM number cast 10 order improved c!,,r ,,k,.
W''h 'oNiie arms are attached 10 these Bcl,. 50 hst
lh"N nay hc adjusted To rirg easily ard ,nurrl, VIVA
,iihe. as" which prevent the cla,,,er from ,r<tic -,
'h' hrii' th'r'hN proorgg It's sound lA-.rr, com,
desired. - ''i''9'''N
An experience OF 20 years in thi, hrss, v e,r L.
tihtr, eEalitd hun 10 ascertain the ,.t form, To- II, M
l' COMMUNICATION al metals. aid tc.Cr Of heat rfcni,,te
Vf securing III them The greatest >oltit .,cr ,th ,ul
most iht'o"lus toErs; which lnirTovcit.s tnrrih,-
VIM Ms very tNtfEsiNe assortment Of patterns re- ov.
he.d hN me sitsci bCIs, who have crown np m TIE i
ness h'd WE" VIII Use every tE.ravor to st.,a tho
iep"t"'t Wh'h the establishment has heretofore en-
iit D"t ~ s and foreign corhtIe.. the helIs from
Mhl,h nave repeatedly received highest awards g
NC ~ STATE ~ cGitura SncoiN and American Tr,t
.ic' n" ~ winch "er: ctsiyiris3 Chine, and hr.vv
itIi> iu uIl;trct parts 81 The lion Cauads
MAlHEMATlCAL iNsTRU IINTS viii sill ~.
manufactured b. the subs Tii,fs nf ,> tho, Wiz hive
constantly on hand. M assortment # Transit iustru
h'ht> Levels, Surveyors COMPOSERS .pia, rc,,ious
ana i'Ffof ca &c. Also Brass - Conpu,ition C,.t
les ci any size cast ortcg.
a.. communications Promptly attended 10.
ANDRE" NENEEiY'S SONa
Nc>i Troy. A ltary Co
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-02-17
THE NEW AND l<EiVALED COOK
NTONE. nAETER q Tx

1Nit subscriber would respectfully inform The public
that he has, after great difficulty evpeuse pro-
cured large stock u. tie above and elegant Cook
Stoves Tins stove combines construction ard ar
Eahgemcnt, I'll the modern mproy of the agc in
greater perfection tAd any o.her stove in market
lie - aware, pulling ever, thing is the order of the
da!i but thele Il rome OF TINT in this instance. This
stove IL all ali ITS ireECs claim ior it, and tsat il inI
ana onI! tha' IL - InhhlitN superior t. stove row
Purchase are distinctly and ext l,c, inform
cu thdt, II IN it> operations, utility ard durability il does
no. meet their entire and unqualified ap1robation their
none! Viii be refunded 10 th6m uDO a return Of the
stove Livery article OF furniture 81 the best quality
IN worsnaIiship and Of the latest Improvements.
MI VINO are ctsirohs o procuring the best cook
stoves offered sale he, vuerc
else, are respectfully invited Ia call ard examine this
stove Tor themselves, before purchasing elsewhere; if
l"eH t" hc' my al most "ssuredll be sorr, il, the
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-02-17
\ l. " 70 Il IL ST y IL L.

NJ liOlESAlE and Retail Dealer in Fancy and
w staple DTS Goods; Ladies, Misses and IIiaiL' 3
Boots nd shoes, E1>Ains and Carpet Ovcrshocsi al
KIND. az Gcntl.mcn's Ready Mace Cnihjug. ShirJs,
Drawers am Furnishing Goods; Gents Fine Cal and
Zip Roots, Mems AMI 30. = neavy Brosahs. Trunks,
Nalises unG CARPET Bags; GcnI'. Fine SIN. Beaver AID
ho>suth Hats Oent.' ahd BoAs SIX flush aEd SIX
Cans.
- The Ladies and Gentle men Invited can ard
examine hi. and fresh siuck. bought expressly for
the Minnesota market, at the New York Store. heor,
pusclins lg tlscv here. A. I. CHAMBIlN.
I'm. h Islt-.4--fi
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-02-17
l.. BLUM NEW YORK BAZAAR.
At the Daguerrean Building.
Tin Ware and Stove Store.

~ NEWELL Informs the public that he abs re
moved from his old stand. TO his new store re ar
The os' Olce, ST. Paul. Having row sufficient room
or ms ""hneh, he is prepared execute any orders
Tor wares ~ tan, copper, iron, Tnc, c. He prepur
setting IN stoves.
Wares ready made ard hand lie has in his front
room large aud rNIivied stCck Of tin and iron ware
ready at hand.
Also stoves, Of several q the latest and most
patterns, which can't be licni by hing eNtant
lie assures his patrons thai he is tsr 10 get down
at once from Tie carly exorbitart prices Of Ir,ian
tHes, ana make ms profits al numerous sales
lie can afford 10 sell thar the purchaser can live 10
cali ag nm aud he VIII do il.
O'serYe oar pace is Oh The side with the Post
Olice ard near BY
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-02-17
MORTG CAGE SAI.E.


kLfAtLT having been made IN the condition Of 4
~ certain ni.rtxa-e, bearing date tit tenth Ia,
Jal., Ia the ear Of our I"To Thousand eight ui.
drea AVID fit, the, made eaecutcd by ta!l, ete I'm
nett, al Ramsey Comfy sIt Territory Of MINI esnia
party OF The h!.t PARE k,: GucriI OF niore.af
paIty of the second part; and wnch mortgage WAS duly
Acknowledged AID recorded the odice Register
If DEEDS for the coGhy Of ,as.g on The l5, ia, of
March, 4 d. iSj2 Mt 2ocioek T. II III book "i Mort
Eases, ard :. The SAID mortgage A, gwen 10
secure the meat OF hundred eight, dollars
before the sr,i liz, OF August & y. ls52 accord
ing TO the copd!!io OF pronissory In :,
ting, bearing even date with SAID mortgage and that the
saR of one hundred and i.;.three do4rs nty cers
Is now claimed 10 be due sad mortgage the date OF
t1is notice.
The premises morigaged to secure the sad deb, are
described in the aioresaid mortgage l.ng aud beng
In the county Of Ramsey aud Territory Niunesol,,
known anal designated follows,
eight ia block number nine, in the proper OF ST
Paul.
hOa trercterc no suit proceedings having been in
stituied a law 10 recover the debt remaining
cure by said mortgage. rarl thereof, notice Il,
hereby given thai pursuant aHd by virIae of power
Of sal. tanned therein, said norgased premises wifi
be sold nj Public Auction the Court House ~ aid for
said County ot Ramsey on AcVda, the 7th day al Jan
neNt, 81 one 0click moon Ol That t,v
y George T. Brot oiieni OF sa,i CONT, of R.u.,N
VEAL GuERIN, Mortgage.
MURRAY & WiiLi.Ns. Attss.
ST. PAID. Dec. !, ie5A-3i-6t
NOTICE.
UNiE undersigned next of KIN within tho Territor,.
u to Richard o Walker, late Of st. Paul. drcea.st
administration, OF iae estate of sand Richard o. Walker
deceased, SAMUEL NJ WALKER
JOHN NcCLOUD, in.
Dec. 25. 1852 l56--5w
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-02-17
Mechanics Union Association.

UHicc No. /, Go0trich's Bulldng SrRINarILLp, Mas
II. u. DEAN Prtsident
WILLIAM PATTON, g. T.. WooD. -.
II. Is. j DkINs, (fMdRci@ ON.
'INilS is mn Association Of Workingmen and others
n for the assistance OF each ether in cast, of
sickness accident.
by the pay meit of the following annual deposts you
Will become Life Member, and be entitled 10 n week.,
hencit durns iie IL YOU should he disabled kuesa
or accident from attending 10 your ordinary busine.s OF
occupation FEMALES insured against sickness common
both
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-02-17
MRS. MERRICk'S
Fashionable Millinery Eoomx

No. 90 Main Street, Gncua, H.
tSi received direct from the East the latest Ct, los .
-, i-a"ies sk six and IHCe, and Crape, Hlfs. Hat,
Florence Braid, straw. Hair and Chp ,orncts in grr,,
rhIieNi Ribbons, Flowe:s, straw Trimmings etc IN
s'lerai assortment, Il Millinery ard Fame, t.not,
" - ne htehton that every that gives me = Gail
'""i "e lei!c'tIN satisfied viii. goods and plices
MANTU AM AklNG
- t''s' Win The ab"'f, a orders promptly aitcn-
dcd 10; II j. nrcdlrss To huff \. | am ~, l,o,, = ,
""u' refer to Mrs II. NJ Rice, MIS- Holm s~s,I and
sale low N,n,. wv
= Remember the No; 30 Nam street
GIicra, Juue Il. l-52 c
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-02-17
Cheapest and most Economical Stoves
Eytaut

lie would again repeat that las not the sich.cs, hcsita
ZION in recommending tins stovc Us standing in the es
nation OF con retent judges, without a rival or hr mos,
distant approach Ia rNash; End Nould most confident
y chaNe2e the entire trade 10 the trial. Remember il
Il does MOI sGlt, just bring back and your none, viii
be ready for You.
have also on hand large assortment OF rprv,tv
FOX A>p FAELoR STOVES, at reduced prizes: Tinvlle
"hot sale ana rels Job work done on The shortest no.
tee and Oil the most reasonable erris FOR cash For s,
by j. IL CYrRS
sept-t-23-y Conner Roberts ard Third
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-02-17
HOPKINS AND BROTHER.

So CESAOHS OF DINIEI HOPhINN,
EEANE ,ust opened on Thr-st. near Jackson street,
y general assortment oi iaall, goods and inusu!
groceries; also crockery. nails aud variety of other
goods; such calicues, srtrss aid shecBgs, linen,
wooden, soOs OF all di.crptons boots snd
shoes o MI sizes and qualities Tor ana women boy
and girls; asG various qualities Of sugar, coffee.
saicTus aid all CT Spices ready made clothing,
broolns LUIS, moasses vinegar, pork, mackcrc. cod
Ssh cothcs lg. tobacco OF all Qualities; and butter,
lard oysters rurr crackers, dried fruit, also window
glass AID putty ropes, bed cords. powder. shot, caps,
bacon, soap, cdr.n tact, every thing We ia end TO
sell .riy snall profit, Tor quick pay Cali ana ex
anime lor yonrseiyc. and Ky Us.
DANIEL HOPKINS,
i.l5-l3-lv. PETER HOPKINS.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-02-17
UVDRtVLJC CEVEYT.

HbEMlJIOH\>-ljo, l. .. ), / ana gaii, reed r,r
- Excelsior, and FOR sale by Ii + McCLOSkEY.
WlnsNEY-lOo b'ls Old Rye, 5es1 and for .alc b,
w IL F McCIOSkEY.
tOFFEE-$5o bags Rio Coffee, reed per Golden Era
! ~ ana ior sale b. II N'CLOSNEY.
yANoDACCO-l25 bAs Virginia, reed and for sale hv
ii MCLOSkEY.
os ap4 drums received and fer "a" NH By
EClCE-25 uerces reed per Golden Era, for sale hy
~ apt MCLOShEY.
a. Al.EHAIIS-25 bXs Boston Saicraus rec eivc,i ard
! ~ Tor sale by IL NCLO$kEN.
Az CASKS Brown Stout. London Porter & Scotch
eDO Ale. reed per Golden Ira and for sale D,
app HF MCLO>AEY.
VI ChEREL-.5 htis No. |, & Mackcrel reed
A'A Per Goi.ien Era anI .or sale by
az, HF ArCLCSKrY.
I'gNN-.2o III chests G 7 Imp AID IL Tea received
per Golden Era, 'Hj 'of sac by
/ app II FMCLOSKEY
: CURRANrs-25 CASKS Currents, rec, per Code,
X EIa, ard for Sale by II M'CLOSNEV
BEERRIAGS--225 bSs scotch nerrings reed Der Col
81 den Era, and for sale by HE MCLOShEY.
~ hslNS-250 bys NJ Raisins reed and for sale by
q aI' MCLOShLN.
NAlNE--l50 casks Clarei aid White Vino reed
W ala '"f SAFE by HF M'CLOoKEY.
NACoN 30 casks Hams and Shoulders reed per
I'D Bon Accord for sale by ii + NrCLOSkEY
N1oLASsES--ioo bbis reed ard for sale by
IN APP II + MCLOSKEY.
(ANDIEs--l5o bvs Star Candies, reed nrr wi,con
- S'' anu 'oi sue 10y i NCLOShEY.
'TAR--j0 bbs TT reed per Wisconsin and er sa,o ~,
ap4 III + M'CIOSAEN.
I ARD--5o bb,> Leaf Lard reed per Wisconsin. md
- Tor sac ny Ii + MCLOSnEY.
HyRANDY--90 casks Brandy rec'. per Golden Err,
~ ana iof sale by III + MCLOShEY.
Al ZONES Pint and Quart Flasks. reed and for
y ~ S"'e ny II NcLOSKEY.
EtIDER NiNEGAR-Reccivc,I and for saIc hv
III MCLOSkEY.
n 'tNNiE'-lO,Go0 Cunny Sacks. reed per Ron Az
u cord, and for sale BY IL MCiOSkEy
HIRED BEEr--lo Geo Tbs Died Beef rcc'J ner Ron
~ Accord anf for sale by .'CLOsKEY
hRANGES--5o bxs Orange, received aud for sale b,
Al MCLOSkEY.
kNOl 80 hbls Extra Surcrfne Family, reo'd per
= Excelsior aud for safe by II T MoCLOsKEi.
kEGS prime Leaf Lard reed per Excelsior and
- for sale by II + Nct,ioSKtV
HANS AND SHOULDERS-2o CASKS reed per ~
'e'A'"i anu iof sale by + McCLOSkEl.
MESS rOKK-3oO ibis on hand and for s,chv
49, L McCLOSkEY.
SOAP-25O bxs Yellow reed per Excelsior and for
> sale by UF NrCioS IKE .o'
EANDLES-l5o txs Mould, reed aud for sale by
- VI i M,CLOSkEl.
GREEN hPPLEs--lCo bbs in store ami for sale ty
II + McCLOSkEl.
SUGAR-55 hhds Fair to Prime n O. Sugar reed per
~ wyoming ana for sale by HI MvCLOsIEY
4 NGARs--l0G COO La Union Rcaalia Cigars; 10000 Ma
~ poleon d" do; 10000 Washington do do; 1900
do 5,GtO La Luna do do; 10000 la Alme;ra do do.
1900 La Nacoaa do do; 5co0 Principe assorted do re-
ceived per w oniing and Tor sale by
nih2o II T McCLOSkEY
lNlEESE-l25 bys Western Reserve Cheese rec,5
~ per Highland Mary, aud for sale BY
npB II 4 NcCf OSKrv
(NLASS-e00 bxs assorted sizes Windnyy Glass rcc.d
~ per Excelsior, for sal. by II + McCLOShEY.
~ AlLS-375 Kegs ass'd reed per Excelsior and for
\ SAFE ny ihhz9 McCLOSkEY.
Abp OILS bb!s Lard Oh! rfc'i aad for sale by
- Ap@1-4-2 II MCIOsKEY
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ST. LoJLS, MISSOURI.
II. EVL II, 'TfSSUI RI.
Commission and Fyr'cGr4tag House.
'otkrh sookiDGt. FRANCIS xcFAUI
HkDGkIDfsF & NIc'FAUI


'oskrh so1RiDGt. FRANCIS xc'FAuL
iLate f~icAe;l & Mogridgc)
CHar of Con- mead erid Pine H!ree!s
GtONSiGN tents ami Commissions VIII iDe.t :, i'm
- prompt atd personal attention, AMI hcral CASH
Ap''>tEs VII Oe gwen Oh Cons snuenis, Bills oi
laling ~ nAND.
The forwarding ard Receiving al Nerch.n,z e ,nd
Produce ~iil meet "ith cs.cai and dispatch; thc
lowest rates OF Freight viii ALWAYS TIC pro.urs.i sud
The expense ni Storage and Drayase d mach n, pos
sble avOictl.
ORDERS FOR PURCHASING flied At the ,ho,te,, 10.
Gee and lowest marSri prices.
EEFEREYcxs.
Page a. Bacon,
Charles, B,OS 6 Co.
Cboteaa ii Vale, ~ Lou.s.
Doai, King ~ Ca,
III. u. Ne"comb IL GroInsr },
W. u RsNAuils, Iou4"'hs
Ellie G Morton,
siradef Guunsn
Hosea n Frazer, eCiDclunpu
Springer 4 Whi,emsr,
Il. q. Goodman * Co.
}. W. Butler y bToIncc
u. Leech = 20, Pit,,bur.
Wm. li".no. Co.
Norgsa, j. VI Back * Mor.,n,l
Shields a Miller, r,n,,
- GaiIc!L "''''A's'
b. lo.nsgys
; .ssaas .i,' . !: C; tos, na'aino'.
s.. F " &C.. g." York.
A. q. farwcil & Co, -
Howard, ron ca, "0''"'''
7. 4. Twichel q Co.. New orean.
We hzve an open olieI Of Insurance. which viii
cover al shipgen. 10 ouf rddfess when advised ~
letter per niH. when endorsed on bills OF fading
before or at The TINE OF sAipmrrt
NoCRIDGE x McrAUL.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-02-17
". =. SXNXNiNIER

GENERAL NE'VsrtrER AID .DvERTI.INc AGc~r
{ 'oRNER OF secoac snj Ch.snui streets over III.
~ Post dice, 81. IL is No
EEFERENcE.
Aes,rs. Il & w. C.mpleu. 'Ncs,rs HAYDEN e. wIso,
A-oihHs 'it8ti.'co' HAIR Whi,icmorc.
ST. Louis, June l.. 49,
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-02-17
CHEAP CASH STORE--NvuOLESAL LIE
AND RETAIL.

GROCERIES, PROVISIONS HARDWARE, BOOTS,
SHOES. HATS, CARS 81 oTHING, PAINTS,
OILS, GLASS, Fl RNITuRE, BOOKS f3
AND STATIONERY.
r9NiE SUBSCRIBER by late arrivals 10 now in
Il ceipt and opening in his new Store on 81. Antheny
street, rear the american House." large ard most
complete assortment of the abovenaied Goods which
will pos,vcl, be sold At lower prices FOR cash than
before offered in this place Hs entire stock select
cal with great care, and purchased in the Eastern aid
southern markets for Cash that he safely assure
a- iIicnGs and the public generally that il viii be 10
their Interests to call before pur,ha.ing elsewhere and
examine his stock uhica consists in part follows:
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-02-17
IL. 7. NI'CLOSkEY

~. r. M'CLOSkE.I.
NIHOIESALE Grocer FORWARDING and Co,on,is
W SION Merchant, and General Steamboat AGENT,
No - ieVce Gaiera, III. The attention Of buXe,, +,
called Ia my stock oi Groceries, Provisions etc etc
HaNrs received by late arrivals from New York Io.
t"n New orans and ST Louis, watch ~ addition IL. m,
HFhI si"'N renders my assortment complete. shull
continue 70 TectINc additional shipments from time 10
ume dHlng navigation, thereby enabling Ia have a
IftSh ana M stock throughout The season. and To be able
nj Al times 20 I'LL orders The o narhrt rate,
The Receiving aud Forwarding Business shall in eve
~ Instance have my personal attention, h, Which de-
ratch ad care VIII he guaranteed, and the expense OF
Storage ahd Drayaee rs much y possible avoided
te"l ASSURED thai my facilities long cN pcrence in
the toinmssipn and Forwarding business Enable n. Ia
warrant fh'e satisfaction To any that may faVos me
with their patronage
Liberal ash advances will he made Produce md
Merchandise shipped 10 me for sac in this market Par
ucuar attention VIII &c paid the purchase of all n,t
clfs not IN -, ling
% Agent for tulrra md ~. Louis and Ga,cno aud
81. Paul PACKET LINE OF STEAMERS
IL. L. M'CLOShEH
Gsena, April J, ls.2. III
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-02-17
BY EXPR EGG

Dt EAPkfsSSs
M h nave this day received by Express a very rep
eie' assortment OF Cloths, Cassineres Vrs,in..
ana oentiemens Furnishing Goods which we viii .hn
10 our Customers at our usual low rates.
40 WHINE n COOLEY
RcSerts Street
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-02-17
GROCERIES ANppROyISInxS.

VNiE subscriber mas jgsL returned from below with
u large and well selected ,tocA al Groceries aud TO-
Visions which he oilers Wholesale and etaIl
est market rates for cash; and would rite
the attention Of the citizens al PAM and the .u,
rounding country 70 examine lis STOCK prices before
purchasing elsewhere, lac has store the following ar,
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-02-17

ihc ~ lowing articles comprise s.ctL.
n olIi."'' iilnt', Embroidered dresses,
'ohfeO % Eish linens.
.il"h 20 Cap netts
Sl!aSucs 90 I.acos and edginss
pI NIL, Aliens Sons prints, Enlhrods red collars,
nihe ana Orange do Dress buttons,
iickory styles, Artificial Towers
Heavy brown shceting, Band boxes.
shirtns, ladie, far :, bonnets,
nio ~. " Flcrence braid -
Brown drilling. Misses
- heachcd Sin, - Fare bonnets,
"a aho - Borr ~ mt Dls.
.Iue HFhune', Cap nd sih ribops
Otis Gthiis, Parasols,
/ rams 20 Umbrellas
Gable twists, inep tnhIe ,overs
Hamilton ticking, Union
skcag Wor,,cd
Apron checks Jnouatd ,ii.ncr
Crash nd DIAPERS Ladies u,i,.o hosa
Brown linens, white =, 4 ,lsrL h,..
Brown linen drilling,, Mise.
ntht"ckI Jeans, MIXED use,
PLAN and fancy rwceds, Mems hn.f Losa
Eamcy eaSsin'eFeS, SIN pocket hdAr.
Satihetts, Tul KEY red
Lancaster Ginshams, Linen camb'c
scotch .die> k;, cInx,s
Ear sr G ,F isi"s iis!e thread gloves.
IAN HarRes, Misses
Portsmouth, lawns, Mels
French Isle ,,,,c,J c,
Bi'k and figured silks, nd clover.
Co'orcd grapes, Silk cfavat,
0ta!c nSs's Summer shaWls,
" n''' i'iuSioh, Linen thread,
'Nfofcd " Cotton
thech cambrics, Sp.ol thread
1"'""e't Knitting Gotten,
Swiss aud book muslin, Needles l,r.
tfn'P .fNis, Percussion caps,
,,oP"'' BraldS, sus! cheers,
tai'es, steel pens, Peal nur,.ns
lhInbe>, rayOrs, Agate
razor stfoFs, Coat and vest buttons.
n"chs ana ewes, Pencils,
NO, s'riNsh, Gold pens,
Ni",th LOWE Tea and table spoons.
,4oih'"' Table cutlery.
Ivory combs, Pocket knives
DEN Scissors and shears,
Side - TOYS ac
R.dn.
TEAS.
ouhg ny son, Gan powder,
iihTcilaI, Black,
VIRGINIA TOBACCO.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Mems kiIfLoots, Womcns' morocco tics
. '"tcA Jcni, lind,
~, o"il gaiitfs a. l3 Uu
Womens' Kip bootees, Chillrrn's shoes
Mlsses Boys hrossus
Womens' caameled 4" M,i.s'
Misses pai,or.
W omcns morocco boores, - pumps
bIsk!uk,
MisscS' palm leaf hats, White shirts,
noys - FLANNEL
Mems ieshorn "
}. 4. PACKARD.
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say what mean when proclaim loudly 10 the
II Ftoie Oh NE Territory, that have got too many
nouds ma thht IL IL 80 near spIing am now selling
thein on at actua! COST IN New YoRk, counIin .
iresht and expenses nothing II an, one douhi, To-,
nj once. A r an, Nit, -" OIL
Lower Third Street 81 p.,,
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,. cHorTEAu, JR. ;,s. HtnnIsoN. yIfrx VALE
IRON MOUNTAIN IRON AND NAILS
Choteau. Harrison ~ Vale.
U1ROlRiETO Of The -. !.OI is ROLLING Mills
all Aeep oG hand tall supply al merchant har
ron, boer plate >Aee iron and nails, ,nanulic rcd a,
1leif establishment. from the Of The Iron Nouutap
I'd wii also ke. AL other articles usually kent IN am
ton store, ihey invite az. attention OF coutr
merchants.
s~"srehouse, Nc. 1919, Second stree. 81 Ions. Mo
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Agent al 81 Psul.
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SELLERS AND MERCH ANTS

II " SC - EN n a y u " F4SI Elk BOOk 4.
SELLERS AND MERCHANTS.
NALL trade, 1882. Books ard Stationery, AT Whole
SAFE higgins n Kellogg, Publishers. booksellers
n'aoutIs hhd Manufacturers OF every variety If El
noo1s 81 Jofn street, corner Gold, New York invite a
call from merchants ard booksellers 10 anime nm,
ana qualities ct their very large stock Of
BLANK BOOKS, NEMpRAN AND PASS cooks
EWuia'I. every variety needed school aud cia,sicuI
oooks OF every kid USED in schools aud arae,ups. H.
DIARY n.d nirct lAlCCGs books ir public iustjtutio,
SCHOOLS families AID sunday schools; bibles nra, or and
OF binding.
stationery OF every variety Of foreign and domestic
"hN"ac'ue, all OF which they pledge themselves TO sun
ply "a low as any other house in the trade.
b oolscap, letter paper and states al mill prices
New York. July !. u 80
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AYERS CHERRY PECTOR
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A I ms old stand, which is known to a great man,
friends especially those who have patron,cd hi,o
so 'ong heels different stOCk of Goods from hs mi,
tnre which lie formerly kept lie now kerps Ory
H0oss aioe, including Prime selection Of Resdy
Made Ciohng and the largest and beat stock Of r.,
shoes lie has also n variety of Blankets Wbi,- les
horse blankets which as he always has done A.. ,elI
NJ prisss 10 suit his frionAp. nv 'o'''