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maton figure, the supposed accompIice in
his magical practices. This infamous
sentence was carried into execution in the
year 1864, to the great satisfaction and
edltication of all the faithful and devout
inhabitants of AK.
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1UUrS, res ItCJIUIIY-
JOHN r. CORY,

No. u Lagrange Plarc.
w. III. Adams, pub. at the Argus, Weston,
No, July IL, $751; said Il last sumner very
low and weak as not to be able to stand at the case
longer than one hour at time. i tried ore lotiie
of your German BitterS, which entirely cured me- 4
have used two battles. sent Two bottles $50 nsies
from here TO friend who had been sick 'or iOrg
time be has also bren cured by them. | h'litye
them to be superior to any medicine row in use "
4. II. Perkins, Martha. Ohio Feb ~, 1885,
said: "Yuur Bitcrs are highly Iriz.'d by tiese who
have used them In a of Iiyer Complaint, of
long standing, ,ciich had rcSidel The SIN o; sc'-
erdt phgsiciaaS was entiIe'y cured ly The use OF
Bottles"
f. kesseImeir, Jewtllar. Wooster o, D,c.
2l, 1851 said: Il embrace this opportunity of in
forming you Of the gr. at ben, fl have de- ived from
the Use of DR.. Hoofiands German Bitieis have
used them for Ihills AMI Fever. and bis rdrrad
Stomach. and found relief IN "vcry case. They
the best r. meGy for pisordered stomach thinl IN
existence
ID. Z. Sykes. Esq Editor cf nc Courier,
Norwich Conn. said: "A have teen using your Ger
man Elites for some time. for Dy.p.P>ia AID have
fouud so much relief from them. that ] have made
up my mind 10 give them a tTst rGtc ,Gito7tdt ea.
9OrSeme ~
Holden, Kemp, g. Co, Janrsviic, Wi,
Sept ISL said: Your GcIman kttcrs dcs"rycl-
iy popular fer-, N anUi.g all The prepared u,.;
en- 5 on our shelves none have sold hi,h h1yA
given the satisfaction of IoOfand's Gcrma Buffers
June ID, 1852, they said "Ne recommend them as
an invaluable spring and summer mcdicine.'
w. nj Orr, Wo, Ster o.. October a, 1872. + d:
You ark me my opinion IF the &c mas EiitTs. i
have used them for Dyspepsia and Indigestion, ana
take pleasure IN stating that think they are the
very hest remrdy extant for the al owe oomplainh-
Thy arc decidediy iR the odrGnce OF all the proTTi-
etosy 'aediiaeS Of the ddy"
F.*Mr Orr is distinguished lawyer OF Wooster.
These Biiters are ENTIRrLY VEGETABLE Tiny nerr
pro tote The system, but inrigordtc a.
For sale in Washington by Il. 6ILMhN-
In Genreetown ly L. klDM Ell.
In Alexankria by J. X. PlERlOAT.
In Richmond hy PURCELL, LADD a co.
In Baltimore by CANBY HATCH.
In do THOMAS MILLfK.
In do MACPHERSON 4 MARSHALL.
In Norfolk by NJ. A. SANTOS son.
And by respectable dealers in medicine +v'ry-
where, dec Sly
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The New YORK TRIBUNE. Greeley
gives the following as the circulation and
income of the Tribune on the 1st of De-
cember: Daily, 81, 800; California, 1850:
European, 240: Weekly, 63,l2O; Semi
Weekly, 6,300; Aggregate. 95,24O. The
total receipts for the month of November
last were SS, ,94S.
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NEW DANCING ACADEMY

" NUMBER. Professor q. 3arcins at George
. - N#n 'Ali =" AMI Tu'.y .rt. &C. &C. re-r-.,.,
SIT 'u'l."s 20 TIE public q TuSI.ingion That
~ ''.'r h.f nrr hiS clas--- f,r ~, cultivation of
=. y 1t .i'i'oI, on Tt ESDtY. Dec 9TH, 1853.
"''- h'-c EarH"y = r-w hall. Columbia Flare.
-t'' q - 81. ar! ;oUiS.-ua avenue HIs tylp
mos 'v.ry vsIi. ~ Of Fashionable Dsncirr s,iri,
r ~ Z rIrt a.3d london, and in all the prin-
e''r, 81 The CEitrd States, calculated to lie ise
most t.S.i.i,ous
he Polka ScLo;tisch, Mszourka. Boilers. Eed,ms.
- e'ilienne. Gorlitzs. Du Temps Kossuth Mszour.
Nd "tiika WaltEes. will to taught free Of ertro
z. t'- Also the Russian Parlor rniks. Styrian.
smut I. promenade, Schottisch, Star Polxa and
".Aui Military Qusiril,es
iH' mHStdrc he'd aud aiTec 'ionate attention will Se
i'4 N The man ers and morals IF children. Any
i or gentleman, bringing 10 scholars by their in
'Ial influence shali bc cuiitled 10 lessons free OF
la,s of tuition, Tucs,lay aa Fri 'ay Ffrrroon and
Int The Mans Of those d-sifOus cf taking les
VS. can - let at J. y. E:lis's HxSic Store. Penn
~n.;', LET 9TH "nd lctii stS. n-eod2w
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FENWICK'S EEFECTORY.
GREAsGE's REFECTORY.

C6rHsr Ct l3ff and Z sts, ne1r NsltionaL Theotre
~ n OYSTERS in every style. a
@I SWines. spurious ami malt
NJ Il Liqu1rs, :. 5. i. Cigars, 60. Il
genuine. GAME. BEEF -Astsk4A
sCEAhs, &C. the best Of the market. Families sup
Pid with fresh shurked Oysters. of the finest qss
Iv, by T. piIt, quart, gallon. Call send and
o. atc9nI=lO'a 'atcd. WM. GREAS0N.
P>-A few boar,lers can he accommodated.
Eoy 2I-lu
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KN KTtBE. ii. GAEHLE. Ed. BETTs
First Premium Grand and Square
Pianos.

rtssa KNABE. GAEHLE Co, manufacture
{Tgf f'srs. Nos. 1, ), S. 2, and IL, Eutaw street.
Baltimore. X. i q. woald respectfully call public
attention 70 the great variety of their ZION FRAME
PIANOS constantly finishing. which for durability
daracy OF touch brllliaucy IF tome they believe
n"t surpassed hy any now manufactured. In ad,li-
tlu - tn first Premium awarded them by the Ma
r7snd institute in lS4S and 1919. they have received
the highest encomiumS Of the most eminent artists
Who used these Instruments for their Concerts Al
So Of first class Professors and Ameteurs in the
CIV. who have highly recommended them.
e. PIANOS HIRED. oc 14-Iv-
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Area of the Pacific Slope or of


Area of the Pacific Slope or of
the region watered by rivers
falling into the Pacific, 1926
Area of the Mississippi Valley
or of the region watered by
the Mississippi, Missouri and
their tributaries, I,23S,3lI
Area of the Atlantic
Slope proper, 637, 100
Area of the Atlantic
Slope, including only
the waters falling in
to the Gulf of Mexi-
co west of the Mis-
'slssippi, 185,646
Area of the Atlantic
Slope, including only
the waters falling in
to the Gulf of Mexi-
co east of the Mis-
sissippi, 1850
Total of the Atlantic Slope or
of the regions whose waters
fall into the Atlantic, 967,576
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DIR. HCOELAND'S
CELEBRATED GERMAN BITTERS,
IMPAIRED Fly
DIR. G.. NJ. J ACKSON.

Their power over te above Gisea>, is net exceled
if .riua led. hy other preparation in the INIT
states, rs the cures attest ia many cases after skill
fgl physicians had failed
Thcs- bitters worthy the attention of invalids.
Possessing great virtues ia tie c;fcaton of dis
eases Of The Live and lesser AI,dS exercising the
most searci powers in aLurss and affections #
the dgeStiv ans, de- sJc w:taI, safe certeip,
and pleasant
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Total Area of the United States
and their territories in 1853, 2,9S1, ,l53
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y. BROWNE.

III AtFbkESSkR, ate % Wizards Hotel, respect
H. iuiiy informs his PATRONS that he Il loca ed on
-'h 'tieet, one door nom Pa avenue
LoT S0-W6Sln*
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TERRITORIAL EXTENT OF THE UNITED
STATEs.-The following table was pre-
pared for the Census Office, by Col. J. j.
Albert, of the Typographical Engineers ::
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THE EVENING STAR
wALLACH &HOPE.

,,u.p EVERY AFTERNOON, (ExcEPT sUsDAY,)
..,.. sp Office. or drecf, near lath, nearly oPpo-
III site the Hrinf Hotel,
nv WALLACH s. HOPE.
,,n.criherSinth tine cities of Washington, George
,rd Alexandria, al 81 ls per annum, pay
tns"' SIy CENTS-wCck!y tn the Agcsis. To
aTr r, .tbcrS the subscription pricr j. THREE
~ ,8- AND FIFTY CENTS wear i'm ndrn,,ce
I1,"n IrIILARS fur SIX MONTHS, and ONE
IH,JI ar EIr THREE MONTHS. SINGLE COPIES
oSr CENT
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WILLAIU'S EGFEJ.

Washington, Nov, glher 1ith, 1853.
nov l9-I!U
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-01-20
Proposcls lor carrying the Malta
IN the State OF Vermont.



EIFdc' rom ne 99 " t0nrfess y 3R .HIrch,
ISIS serf..i lu
faa % ffriher aaIrf.f rhatIf tili .r ts f, rftI
To- 20 s 'sH0rnis uII lofnfs Iens. 90 .,i o.
'unsfn ttHuf iha asi 90 iat h. .tt- d.. .f. go f
tbr vest ldIef ieH sai.ouf rntai I.Us D. 4, f.,.
pen mlacs W youi llHrr ieie.eHco il is f1s of tur.
iHhl" siu. iHap De- urrr.aifp iu nfn.f foe tho
dur cecr coHini- ani seen r 90 such Transport i,i
~ ~ " 't '" contractor hereafter ol 'rqu'ea 40 iuf-
'u'l'.'o,' i,' ,i'eh or 'e"so o' "}
i t'-' g =" iir n-iht itni'.
,js,S .e., y. \. 'eo' " eaa t, fHn' aad a.nue
-, ~ l !" '''' ",Eo ii''"itni. ih4 nfe requested
~ ''''' 90 l0ei le osa az node hs Which h.y iead
H. ~ Ns, ~ hele iie tifo Hoa st otins ulis,
,ts. w 20 ~ 'Ne ''H'"n'o-' SO q rquft iha
,o,ancc rs al. csss n,, bo In ,, ~ '''.''. 'o'
val ia, la a. i.i4 ..,f..,.. ..,,l. - .' ''''
eli aihcf ,n.e. ,ha n,,. ~ M ' 3" .""', i"p d"
the en-, ano > mod. ~ ,ts. 'is.i 10 Nu' foposiHs
Q-. r. 4 o,l comm. MI. ~. ,ii, ..et , 49,
regular Dts. nre iu h. understand ne ~, ,,, M % ''
card Office on lhs lne don respeei,g o,d.. hai a,r
quarter Of s nl un depot scnlf nrn.ssi. f,f oae,s
more tiqa qaaiter OF piie of ,,il be considered
.
lDEoforAhr f1r easy'ns rs,,A-
n NE ,si asy "i ln leo' 10 NJ soth ul june, le55
Tosp ,gS D., ,s ,',' na 80, l'ea at 'i,
t,'ti ,, ,', t'. ~ r,l M .n '' s'9 "'
IA dii ,so ',s,iof ,k t M P's o1i, l'o ui o.
49,, (; t,,e 80. ii..i L guy ''''e' emu '' sue lHaA-
VERMONT.
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bs.is"el s,lis'''s improved egeVa.iug
gnd susprusi0M
h f. ID "a A. r. AID

- Conner OF ailu anl bairc.i.
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SCOTT & FIELD have received second supply Of
- aud ear goods, purchased at reduced pees, and "
sell Hccniliu1lF.
Nov. ID, l.a2. "a "
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so Tons of Good,
NEW GOODS,

glECFIvED and receiving thi. week. i,om New Va
IL hoston. 10y sIORRs q LANCl
November IT,
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your years prolonged, your probation continued
Now, can you balance this preservation, and saliva
ton =, may bc, with dollars and ceu,sl The expiring
English Queen, in deepest agony exclaimed, s.Mil,
hons Oh uspEey FOR a moment Of tnle'''
"Ihe physician is obliged. often, to disregard his
comfort his hsath, and his life even, 10 nniserng
to the Iic health, and comfort Of others. You wake
at midnight--t is densely DARK, and the cold aud
sweeping storm how.s aroua6 your dwelling Upor
the sidewalk you bear hurried footsteps or in the
streets the ratl'ag o' carriage Wheels Il is the Doe
t1r driving in hot haste, to abode OF sickness
lie had after professional labor just laid him
sell upon his couch which the previocs night he had
not visited. Though exhausted and worn Gown, he
hesales not for moment, bai hastens the renew
Al OF his cares and tolls. While YOU so quietly scep,
free from all alarms the physician IS gending over the
SICK, performing disasreeatle dates, inhsng the
breath OF disease, messing of suffering lis
ien'ng to the g,oans Of the dying. look at physi-
cans IN times Of epidemic disease; then is apparent
the value Of these noble Of scence-these heroic
men who rush 10 the conflict, throwing themselves
before ,he raging pestilence, shield 10 the lives OF
their fellow men. Like ehvalrops brothers, or Ike
dods angels Of mercy, they y 20 the sSitst s.,fief
lng humanity. There is hovel 50 poor, 30 reekinq
with the deadly breath Of pestience, or hIed viii
wetches 50 abec, that these messengers of life re-
luse ITS calls for help. They the he guards Of
human societ, in all its grades. ~ was SICK and ye
visited me" Blessed encomium.
"Our Obligations to ply scians, dollars canno. can-
eel. And If they could, often they do not; for how
large proportion OF their labor is gauious. There
IS no profession, avocaton in life upo which des-
htution and distress make heavy and frequent de.
mands. Scarce day passes in which they are not
called upon Tor aboious service by those who have
no means TO reconpense them for what they do. And
not only are such abors without pecuniary remuuera-
ton, bot the condition Of house and patien is often
such AS To render their performance dsasreeahe and
se-sacrhcing m the extreme. she farmer the
merchant, and the mechanic, expected gratui.
tousiy TO supply TIE wants Of even the most destitute
and yet like drafts continually made uuon the be.
neyolence OF the physiran. Moreover, the medical
profession exposes the lives ot those ho practice it.
10 the most imminent danger " no else is SO often
exposed to contag ious and infectious diseases! Who
SO liable to be overtasked with excessive al,ors' II
the meridian # life, how many fail actices to the
health OF others! And surely the who performs
for us such services, who subjects himself to such
tolls se-deniaIs, and peri's well deserves the title
Of the "Beloved Physician" ~. J. Md Rep.
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We extrac, from the proof-shee,s Of "Akiers,rool
now in press by Tieknor & Co., the follwins ,ouch
stanzas by Mrs. Judsou, to her mother, previous
her voyage IRON this por, few year. ago.--t Bos
Atlas.
Give ne nay old seat, mother,
With my head upon ths knee;
I've passed through many changing scene
Since ,has sa, by thee.
Obi es NE hook into thine eyes
Their meek, soft loving light
Falls, like sleam of holiness,
Upon my heart tonight.
fvc not been sctg away, mother;
Few suns have rose and set
Since last a tear-drop on thy cheek
My lips iu kisses met.
IT'S but little time, know,
But very long il seems,
Though every nigh, come to thee,
Dear mother. in my dreams.
TEe world hae kindly dealt, mother,
By the child thou lov'st so well;
Thy prayers have circIed round her Path,
And twas their holy spell
Which made their path 50 dearly bright
Which strewed the roses there
Which gave The light and cast the ns.lra
On every breath of air.
l bear happy heart, mother,
happier never beat;
And even now, new buds Of hope
Are bursting at my feet.
Oh, mother! life may be dream;
Bat If such dreams are given,
While at the portal thus we stand
What are the truths of Heayenl
hear happy heart, mother;
Yet, when fond ewes see,
And hear soft tones AMI winning words,
think Of thee.
And then the tear my spirit weeps,
Unbidden fills my eye
And like homeless dove, long
Gnto thy breast to fly.
Then l am very sad, mother,
I'm very sad and lone
Oh! there's no heart whose inmost fold
Opes to me like thine own.
Though sunny smiles wreathe blooming lips,
While love tones meet my car,
My mother, one fond glance Of thine
Were thousand times dear.
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u. & *. DRITNI.

MAIN STREET, OPPOSITE GALENA HOTEL.
NTANuFACTLRE and keep constantly on hand II
VA complete Of fancy and Windsor Chairs.
Alsu Bureaus, Tables, Stands, Writing Desks Looking
Glasses, Ecdsteads &c. &c Persons wishing pur-
chase viii do well to call before they buy est where,
prepared TO sell good article and
invariably cash, afford to sell cheap,
cheaper than any other in the city. reasonable de-
duCon made to persons buying to sell again AL orders
from distance punctually attended to.
Gaeul, aiay, 1851. 9i
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Great Inducemcnts--Seiiin of at Cost!
w. w. ia ks,

(One door North Of the Lake Houae,)
SALTWATER.
JNlE subscriber having received his stock of Goods
, suitable for the winter trade respectfully announces
hat he is on hand, ready and willing to show them to
people wishing to examine Goods and Pr Among
his stock may be found beautiful assortment of plain
and figured Mousein de LANES, Cashmeres ard Aipa-
cas-, French Mcrinos IyuIesc Cloth, Silk and Worst
ed Popins; Figured Dress silks; Silk Bonnets and
Sewing Silks Dress Trimmings and Ribbons in great
variety; Enells and American Prints aud Ginghams
and Linsey Paids; all wool UndcrshiIts and Drawers
200 pairs Boots and Shoes best les and very low
Also
t'roCo riestie cheapest in Brown and Bleachd
Sheetnes and Shirtlnss and Linen to make them up,
and Linen liandkerchies.
Rest assortment Of Tea anywhere ahopt the dgg gs
Ready made Clothing, cheaper than tie cheapest.
My motto IS, "Qnick sales 2nl small pIofl,s''--for
Cash. 36-6ml ~ w HANKS
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FUR NITIRE.

-------7-z-s-> TO buy second hand furniture. is too
y 80 lHuch hke hay ing second hand gar
- mCnts We take il for granted, that
NJ - she people of our Territory. would
rather r'.er To have ter chairs, UasstaHds, tureas
and tables, made to order, ana expressly fer their
>e; although old furniture might be bought for less
ney tGen We think our people would rather tavear-
cIes made OF thc timber ta; here the Terrtu
rA, nahuhc tnrod ny our o%n mechanics W.C have
their lot n Minnesota, for better, for worse.
We MI mahe promptly to order, whatever articles of
iurnure may te wanted, Of have not what is dsir-
ed on hald,] apd VIII warrant goods better ali
things considered, cheaper, In they be imported.
Undertaking promptly attended -.
SIZES & HUNT,
Manufacturers Of Cabinet W,tle and Furniture Third
street, St Paul.
St Paul, May q, 1852. G-tf
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NATHAN SPICER.

Wefchmak0 and .jelreiir, Third Street, 81. Paul.
EEAS just received well selected stock Of Ciocks
Il Watches and Jewelry, consisting in part, fol-
lows: Gold Bracelets Lockets Breast Pins, Scarf Pins
Cuff Rings, Ear Rings, Finger Rings Gold Pens, Pencil
Chains, Buckles, Slides, Silver and German Silver thm
bles Spectaces and Procc,ors Clocks and Watches
OF every kind quality and price. Combs, Cutlery Per
iumery, &C. which for sale very cheap for Cash.
Clocks, Watches and Jcwelry repaired in the best
manner and warranted 4-31
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ICE CREAM SALOON GENERAL
CONFECTIONERY ESTABLISHMENT.

THE subscribers in returning their sincere thanks to
their patrons and the public in general for the liberal
encouragement they have received, desire to inform
them that they have opened Ice Cream Saloon in
the building formerly Known HichccX 4 Kellogg 5
Drug store, Third street. They VIII always have Ice
Cream and every article in the oIfectionary line. La
dies and Gentlemen please give as call.
They Will also inform tie public that they have a.
ways on hand az their Confectionery, Hear the Aneri-
House. full assortment OF fancy aud PLAIN Candies,
which they viii sell almost low il he bought
ST. Louis. Merchants viii find their advantage
to call before sending below. All orders for cakes
promptly tiled. REM ~ kARCHER.
st. Paul, July g, 1882 u.
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ANOTHER DRY GOODS STORE.
NlI-SIC.

MRS. BIDDLE, teacher of music, announces to the
wi ladies of ct. Pau and vicinity that she will give
the piano Forte. Former in
bringing pupils rapidly forward, promise OF
general satisfaction Those wishing her services,
call at her residence junction OF Hill Gnd ST. Anthony
streets
Nav l-H
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HOPKINS AND BROTHER.

SUCCESSORS or DANiEL BOphTH2,
NHANE just opened IN Ihird-st near Jackson street.
g general assortment Of family goods and fam ly
groceries; also Crockery nails and variety OF other
goods: such caliCoes, siirngs aud shcetiugs, cn
wooden, ana cotton goods of All cr pton; boots and
shoes of ali sizes and qualities for men and women boys
and girls; also, various qualities of sugar coffee tcu
saleratus and all sorts of spices; ready made cOhna
brooms, nuts, moasses, vinegar, pork mackercl, cod
tsh, clothes pins, tobacco Of all qualities and butter
lard stcrs Hour, crackers dried ruI, also, window
glass and putty ropes, bed cords, powder, shot, caps
bacon, soap, candesn fact, thing We intend
sell a ver! small profit, for quick pay. Call and
anime Tor yourselves aid Try
DANIEL HOPKINS,
iul5-l3-lY. PETER HOPKINS
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BENJAMIN f. Fl

BENJAMIN r. FELT.
Grocer les. PrOvisi ions, &c.
MAIN STREET, GALENA, ILL.
VIII sell at the lowest cash prices. S--ti
1852. GREAT STOCK OFDKUGS. 1852.
DODGE n BENTZ.
NO. 100 MAIN STREET, GtLENA. ILL.
nFFER ior sale the following Drugs, NC, at the low
W prices.
IOu0 lbs tartarc acid 10000 lbs putty
. Kegs carb. soda so ials spts. turpentine
10 hhs cream tartar 500 lbs Paris green
100 lbs Eng. blue mass 10 casks Old port wine
100 do Eng. and Am. CALI. 20 obls Eng. EPSON salts
10 casks sulphur 10 do caraway seeds
10 cases British lustre DO Eng. grid mustard
II do Eng rfd. boray 10 de cePal varnish
"a bbs plaster paris do MaccabOy snuff
do camphor 10t lbs oil peppermint
500 quninc IL ID " lemon, fresh
bbls oil 50 doz paint brushes
1850 lbs ext. liquorice So doz gross Lees pills
100 DO insp'd extracts so do do essences
$50 do Turkey opium 25 bSs CASTLE soap
500 do herbs "a dOz Townsend s Sarsnla.
% OF strychnine 20 gross hears oil
SO do morphine SO Kegs satpetre
500 hxs McCuiy's glass loco do Il. Conkiing 4 sons
so lbs linseed oil pure white lead
WHOLESALE AGENTS FOR
Houghton's Pepsin, Louden Il co. medicines,
Pain Killer, SIOah's medicines. &C.
Together with large ard well selected stock o! eve
~ article line. W especially invite the attention
OF purchasers from the upper country u our siocA and
prices. jy2--i1-ly
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st. paul Business carns.
BOOK BINDING.

EOOh BI BINDINGs
VIE ssbscrioer would respectfully inform the citi-
zens OF ST Paul and its vicinity that ne is now car
rNhg on the above business in the End story of X. NJ
specers new building, of 5h and RObort street
Particular attention paid to binding Magazines Period
ica &C., in pain or ianc, bindng the shortest notice
ana on reasonable terms.
JAMES MACINTOSH.
= iaui, Narch p, 1852. 4e-ts.
NEW LIVERY STOCK.
H1ATTiSON BENSON, have purchased, and ex-
Il peot earl! in May, All addition 10 their Livery
Stock, several new and elegant carriages bugges and
Darouche2 also new harnesses and horse furnishings ard
eiuipage OF the most elegant description
Aoo--an additional stock OF fine booded, well bro
ken horses Query. II Spirited" come in under
me quoa Law will they be in danger OF being knock
ed in the head,
Our entire new stock will cost over Si0OO co. No
other stable in the West, out Of Saint / ouis will BE-
iennd rs complete ours.
VIII friends and the public please remember In at
nj the Livery Stable in the of the American House
al the upper end VI Saint Paul they can at all hours
nave such convey ance By land, wheels horse
back, as they may desire?
PATTISON & BENSON.
s.. Pcv', Aprt, Is, 1852. 52f
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SE Spenoers Old stand THIRD STREET. Keeps
stantly on hand pruhes nnd other fruits; queenswaTe,
fancy articles; all kinds Of thread knives and forks,
brushes, looking glasses window glass; nails tobacco,
seears ETC. in short, every thing needed for hosekeep
ers and iamies Prices reasonable, and stock such
Will please all customers.
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Mr. tSl1 ME At.

n have an arrangement now, for keeping fresh
II ice, III winter Temperatures; and as shall be spar
ing neither OF pains money, have the choicest,
beef pork mutton lamb, sausages, and other varieties,
Customers may send IN their servants children, for
bit of enderne steak, roast, something else that
is good and they shall have the best in the shop, and
honest weight My shop, remember, is st. Anthony
street, just few steps above tulers story brick.
may21-6f VIM. WELLS.