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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-21
Commissioner's Notice:
kHOIIIHs IOSS-COInpIalnant
Thomas McLachlan's admir-
and nIhaEn
IL chancery.


Thomas Mclachlana admir- IN. chapcerv.
and others-defendsnts. -r.. ..
In the Circuit Court o, Ohio county;
pY decree made this eau on both day Of Ocinbar
ISL II Is made the duty OF the masters of sai5
court to take nccoun personal estate OF Il said
Charging her with all assets which have cone into
ana allowing ner legal and proper easements
count of what lhe complainant and all ofSsr
the OF the said ntesae the time Of his death
real estate in the bill mentioned If any on The
portions theIeo and to the order and in
which tte debts heretoloe raid by said admnisratx and
lon thereof Also account location and Quantity
OF me real estate Of the lntesate whereof died seized
in which they entitled 10 be paid ~ $50 " '
Creditors and alllnteresed hereby notified that
hall proceed on the eist day March, 1883 at the oice
fRusse q Fizhush to accounts ordered by SAID
decree; and creditors notified TO prove their Claims
Letore me, on or before the list day April. 1873
Febl9'os:3od - = Mast COM,
w. r. CHEESE.
IN BOXES Cream Cheese just received for sale b.
~ sep %. J. THOBURN,
% 1l..a - . 1911 Market square
Books Just Received at the Depot.
AAhLANr TOM, or Peris of the Ocean; Life OF vicis-
~ STUDIES, Story OF Revolutionary Times, by
James,; onessons of Eaton hoy; Kncker booker for
November; Model Architect; Europe in Hurry bx
pnhesi blthedale and Scarlet Letter, by Hawthorne;
Roehester or the Merry Days OF England and quantity
Buckskin Gloves.
MI FAIRS Oil Tanned Buckskin GlOves-the best In he
W market Just received at
leblo HEIsKELLS co.
LIGHT! MORE IIGHTI
LONG evenings approach, the demand for a good
clear LIonT, free from smell smoke increases-
the above Objections to examine Phosphenc Lamps
use and for sale at the Queenswae Store IS Monroe
sortmen with without been received
septo ESSHJ5 J. X. -DUNHAM & Co. -
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-21
VIRGINIA.-At Rules held in the clerks Office OF the
Circuit ourt oil Ohio county, III the month lal cL

an seton OF assumpsit to S5OsH3 ceuts at The
least in which suit attachment issued and return.
ed served.
Affidavit having been made defendant is not an
nhabitant OF the commonwealth ViTgnia-on motion
OF the plaintiff by his attorney tits ordered he to
appear here within one month after due publication this
order and do what may be necessary his
est in this suit and that copy forthwith
inserted in some newspaper published in the city OF
Wheeling for four successive weeks, posted the
front door of the court house Ohio county the first
day ofthe next county court -
oopy-Teste: ALONZO LORING, Cl'k
LGOodl .---'S~ Tmar1
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-21
WHEELING FEMALE ACADEMY.

-
En charge of the "Sisters of the Vista
tion Il. ". hE.' t.---
THE FOLLOWING RATES HAWK BEES ADOPTED M
'sTITUTIoN 1sr APRIL. r. aI~
Board, Light, Fuel and Washing for tho Scholastic 81
year III weeks, 81 10000
No extra charge, however, will be made when the
Vacation is spent at the Academy. 4E.a ~ !
- Half boarding per quarter of II weeks, 500 l.
Tuition in Senior department, LIST Class 100 5
g .a ID '''' p" 600
Junior - '-------- 800
= - I'd 5tt,1 400
Primary list :ss H. 800
I.s ., l.tl IL Cd 200
Ink, Pens and Paper 90
% Extra Charges. ssEG
Tuition in French, Spanish Italian; .y ~ 800
Drawing and Paining in water cclors ta.sa 5.ar
and materials, 100
Oil Painting, sa.- 500
Embr odcry Fancy Work, - 80 200
learned - 3n0
Harp & use ofimstFument CBcginners;o 1900
- ,sl $50 Subsequently, ite - t1''1 1900
Piano Guitar (Bcgnners,l isi -liaEfr- SOD
..-.i I'd - q 80 Subsequently, 1000
N. b. When young pupils entered for year or more,
Board Tuition in the and plain but suta
bic clothing will be furnished for $50 per annum
mar14-lm -i H.E q Eri re- lfT tt'i a . - -tf
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-21
The Primary Department
.r.s ~ OF THE
Meade Col1eeiate Institute.

wELLSBURGj VA.
TIL Fail session this School will commence on ON.
DA tho 18Th OF SEPTEMBER, and win continue five cal.
cndar months
Nopupil will received time than ono session.
unless by special Aforementioned when
deduction will be made for absence during the session.
cept sickncss,nor any pupi he
permitted to withdraw. This rule is positive.
TERMS: s'i
Daypupiis-Pr Primary English Department. :. $40 90
Classical and Mathematical ......... 1900
JlId and Tuition per session OF five months ~ 90
Ore hainvasiaby in advance, the remainder at the mid
die OF the session. [.T.e ff...-as+r
Ministers of the Gospel. @ f
For further Information catalogue, published by
Board OF Trustees.
Byorder OF the Board,
SAE'L ID. TOMPKINS, Rector
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-21
Given Up

TT is given up By every body. who has seen ~. b.
Motto q Bros stock of New spring Bonnets, that
there tho place to get suited in pretty bonnet trim
,Irines to match, for very little money.
new lot just opened in addition to the drat arrival
mario W. ID. NOTE & BRO.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-21

Decree in the Circuit
Court for Ohio county,

decree in the Circuit
C. Young & others 800
pursuance OF tile Decree the Court made in this
case, shall on the Both day Of Mach, 1853 at the
ourt House for Ohio county, sell highest and best
bidder, ON the terms alter med, Lot No ninety nine
(S) situated on Market street, in WHIT cling prop
ey Will be sold credit the purchaser paying pur
Chase money BY equal portions at six twelve and eeh
Teen onts with from day OF SALE and securing
the Same by giving his boz DIS with God sacuIy When
the purchase money is paid, the deed will be made.
mar1-tds wM. S. WlCKHAN, s. o. C.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-21

An action ofassumpait 10 recover $3.50 80 centa in
which suit an attachment ssuei and returned served
affidavit having been INA de that the not nm
InabIant OF the commonwealth Virginia motion
o the plaintiffs their attorneys it is ordered that he
do appear here within month after due pubca ton OF
This order and do what lie necessary protest his
interests in this suit, and that copy said order be
forthwith inserted in newspaper published in the CT
ty q" Wheeling for four successive weeks posted
The front door OF the court house Ohio county
day CT the next county court
Acopy-Tcste: ALoNZO LORING, Cpk
L1aiuweHJ MARI
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-21
VIM. Bole,

" N. ooleI
VS..
Patrick Rooney, Jerrett Nc
Cord and Lawrence Mangon,
partners under the firm name
OF Patrick Rooney d Co, Jas.
Nc kee, and the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad company.
The object of this suit is to OF
the moneys, goods and effects o
Rooney d Co., in the hands OF &
p yment OF complaihants deman
iect to conditional credit of s.
Affidavit having been made /
Coz d and Lawrence Mangon, al
commonwealth OF Virginia-On
his attorney, 1t is ordered they
after due publication OF this ord
necessary 10 protect their inter-
copy OF said order be forthwith
per published in the city Of WhI
weeks, and posted at the fro ut
Ohio county on the frat day OF I
A copy-Tes;e: A
A. Caldwell.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-21

LNLEGANT chin yes, N beautiful styles, linen gnghams
IL original quality 100 pieces ribbons all widths;
colorcd and white Grape shawls, cashmere shawls spring
ycs; Lace and Cmb oidercd muslin slceves silk pocket
hHndk richie for boys and men gents fancy silk cravats
very rich Just received. this day.
maI2l HEISKELL 81 CO.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-21
Valuable Property for Sale or Co
RrTY

THERE'S NO USE IN TALKING. IN.
HE people have found it out that W d. Motto q, Bro
Their have now got of the prettiest new Sprins
lanes Challl BaTcges, Printed Chally, Eouardc silks
PINE soon If you wish 10 get good choice
-aLl6 - W. d. MOTTE e BRO
BBiS: Alcohol, in store and for sale by
lleb y kELIS & CALDWELL
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-21

ptatH a declc>, -subIectlnS
4 the defendants, Patrick
he other de endants. TO the
nd, OF S279 n6 cents, rub
20.
That the said Jerrett Nc
re not Inhabitants OF the
motion OF The plaintiff h,
appear within one month
lsr, and do what may b
ests in this suit, and that a
inserted in some newSpa.
ceiling, for four successive
door OF the court house OF
th3 next county court.
Ionic LORING, GPk.
-. niArT
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-21

Abraham: G.. Cole and C gorge W.
Howard, Iartners under the firm
name OF { ole and Howard,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-21

FOR SADDLES.
A LARG supply of low priced navy blue and dark
IA cloths: also cotton osnaburgs. Just received.
mar2l HElSKELL & Co.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-21
Pnhlio Sale

Of very Valuable lot.
WILL, Monday the 2I At day March inst, sell at
public auction the premises, that very valuable
OF ground, known number nne in square three
on MaiE street. in the city Of Wheeling
This lot will be sold in three seperale OF twenty
Two eet front each Main street, and reaching
M depth OF the lot to the street lately opened
baltimore and Ohio RAILROAD, the side Their dc
pot Terms made known at time OF sale
mars PARKER CAMPBELL
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-21

Elijah Weekly, survivor of him
self and James Glover, who were
partners under the fl. M name of
Glover and Weekly.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-21
NEW ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
COMMISSIONERS SALE.


10y virtue decree or tho circuit for Ohio
county, made in suit In chancery therein iependin,
wherein Andrew MuIrey is complainant and the widow
heirs OF Thomas Mudrew, deceased, de:edan,s
shall Saturday, the 23d day OF April Eext,
public sale, at the front door OF the house OF
Ohio county TO the highest bidder certain lot land
i: lot No 3d. situate in that part Of the city OF Wheel
ing called East Wheeling, whereof this said Thomas Hu-
died seized: upon credit of six, twelve and eig
months; the purchase giving bonds with coed secu
rity caring interest from the day oIsale.
a...- .....E" -....E .... JPM s.. IpTCKHdM,
nnIoI anil Cam
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-21

It9SgIyc botstt large lot OF Black silks
AZ a6tiot, FOR much less than the usual price,,
we are pTepared To offer bargains in them TO
mari5 sf' S'1 = ~ W. D. MOTIF & BRO.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-21

MORE NEW GOODS.
ELEGANT Ct BrocNtell for curtains and table covers
IL It English furniture cintzcs; very rich Also lace
curtain $ AID hinges received Il is day.
mar2l HEISKELL & Go.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-02-03

Ni'htli, FACTORY. Steamboat ard Locomotive EcIIs
X constantly on hand, and FEALs CiitMts nC Trlls
e" any H"tci) cast 20 order Improved, csst-,,on
WIN hloNabie arms atc attached To these Bells, that
they may be a'>tc'i ring easily aid pror.rl, ami
springs a>o w.ich pre- vent the clappcr from yrstins ON
uc hcIi; tirrtbN piolcisng s sound Hanging, CON.
!leir Qncu'ins Yoke, Flame and WhtcIJ furnished,
dt-iird.
An cNcr cncc ci 20 in ti> business by their
iihtf enabled lIin To- ascertain the form for H.,
c commission ni metals AID degree. 0f heat reausti.
"r securing III them The greatest solity >frcuc, and
h''>' h''iu"ios tones; which improvements Iorcthe-
49, HA very tNrn.iVt assortment ct patterns are low
i'H .! VIC s''Sci bff> Who have sron Hp IN the hI.i-
NESS ara VINO VIII Use every crteaNor TO Sustain .
reputation Wfiob The establishment has hey,of,uc
l".c', Doth IN his AID foreign countries: the, bells ,r
W M nave repeated, received The highest awards q .
The n State Agricultural Society and american Inst
"ei ai'd az winch we've completed CHIMES ard heavy
AaFn be!ls Tor different parts Of the Union and Canada
MA iHEMA!lCAl. lNS1RI MENTS VII .uIl be-
ai inr'r ,, lr subscribers which the, will have
e'is..!t On ha'i. ~ assortment Of Transit i.str,
menus Levels, surveyors Composers fpajn ns.i5ua
; az" i,,fi"''') &c As" Dra,s COMPOSITION as,
iE2s 81 any size cast to order
Aii communications promptly attended 10.
~. ANDREW NENEELY~ SONS
west Toy, A.ban, Co, \. Y. 1851.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-02-03
~. NEIVIIALI.. "a co.

WHOLESALE pE4LEss in DPuae, Msa,rfSEs i,,rr,..
'ALs- fAtNTs, oILs, FAENI.h6S esd DyE-SrrFF>
WISDOM GLASS and Pt ETY. GLASSWARE Pm
fthBRT, FINE So.Ps, FINE HAIR. ToOru
FtIST ans " HITEw ,sIii;RI SHE'S FIELD
GARDEN ard Flow Err SEEDS SrR.
GiCAL INsTRtMEsTs, SPICES
SNIFF, PLTENT MEnI-
'i.E" FIRE W Es, etc, for Medieval prr~osr.
FANCY AhTICIs rs, syr'. INss, LETTER and &, -,
ftti 1oLp aud STEEL PENS ard STATIONERY
GOLD and TIN FoIL and a great variety
of other articles
This i the oldest Drug establishment north of n. nj
Hui. river We have done business in this cit, s;,ce
~. II, sicians ard Merchants always find at this
house, FRESH and UEADULTER Nedicines and o1
hc FIRST CT Atty. Purchaser, are invited to examine
our stoc as ii Is larger than any the arfwc,
i'o We bce'e orr prices Will continue TO be satisfactory
10 any who may trad. with It's.
Gai.na, November, ISL ,oory
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-02-03
MORTGAGE. SALE,

hEFktLT having been made - the condition Of -
~ CERTAIN mortgage, bearing Csie the tenth d;N OF
Jniy, ia the ,eur oi Lord thousand eight han
dred and nit olc made and executed by LAFAYETTE En-
nett, 81 Ramsey County and Territory Of Minnesota
party OF the rsi pnit N.tal nern of as aforesaid
party OF the second part; and which gage was duly
Acknowledged and orded the Office OF The Register
al Deeds for the CcuatN Of Ramsey OH the ISL, dav of
March n u 1872. III O'Clock 7. NJ ~ boob u nf Mort
cages, pages aud = The said mortgage was given TO
secure The payment If hundred and eighty dollars
"n or before th- trsl day Of August, A. - i-5
ing 10 NE CONDITION OF certain pronissOry hoe in vii
ting, tcarins oae with sand mortgage and at the
sum al one hundred AID m three d"nrs and fv CENTS
Is nos claimed 10 be due sand mortgage al the date OF
this notice.
The premises noTtsasad secure the said debt are
Described IA the Aforesaid mortgage, living and being
III ,he cnnntN of Ramsey and Territory Of Mincsoti
known And designated follows vii: as lot ru,u,r
eight, IN block number nne The town proper OF ~
Paul.
Nav Therefore, suit proceedings having bern M
stltuted al law 70 'he debt NOW remaining Sc
cure ny SAID mortgage any part thereof notice
hereby given Ihai Pursuant and by virtue OF bower
oi sale co.taned therein, sad mor,.ced premises
De od Al Public Auction at the Court House N and far
said County ." Ramsey Monday The 18th ia, o Jan
aary next O'Clock in the afternoon Of ina, isy
by George r. Broil Sheriff of said Count, OF RAMSEY,
|ETAL GUERIN, Mortgage
MURRAY q WILLIAMS. Auy's.
HSt. Paul, Dec. !, l35.--3i-6t
NOTICE.
VSNHE undersigned, next Of lin within tie Terror,
y IN Richard q. Walker, late of st Paul de,r,.ed
has together with Johr Met lout IT, been apnniu,ed
administrators of the estate Of said Richard O. Walker
deceased SAMUEL NJ WALKER,
JOHN McCLOUD JR
Dec. Is, 1852. l3s3x
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-02-03
1852.
SPRING TRADE.

SFLENDID Stock of ii,h Fanry and Siaplc Go,ls If
- hc ~ store, opposite the Auicr lean Having re-
rieeu by iatc arrivals large assortment ENGLISH
inE',Ch AM AMGRlCAN GOODS, CON T.. isrc y
complete assortment of The and most h,Et;frI
"'"es "I Inc Srr!rs aid summer trade; al of whch
ere no" ready Ter exhibition and ae and viii lie Offer
ca az me lowest market icrs wholesale and retail
IL ihis extensive assortment MAY seen almost every
hu'ie usually ionnd III the best Dry Goods establish,
hc't> ana aiso many sew and sp!etd -, ics OF .oos
not 10 be fOnrd elsewhere; they having h,,, ciecti
Win carc aud EXPRESSLY fer this piark,, Purchaser,
are reminded, that III addition To our RiCi, STOCK Of
staple and Fancy Goods. all times keen Iar-.
variety OF Carpctrgs and Floor Cloths IF all M, new
ana val nous styles; also, complete assortment 81 Ia
uts misses ARD childrens shoes. We wouid r,spec-
'". i't our iiictis and purchasers &C DRY Goods Ia
ait earl. examination of our stock assuring ,Gcu
MAI ever. eNcfticn will lie made render th. h,,s,K
calls oi our friends both agreeable and profitable
- ID. H. HOLMES.
GalcnH, April g.. 1852 3-,u,
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-02-03
MRS. MERRICK'S
Fashionable Millinery Rooms.

No 90 Main Street, C.l.cua, i'll.
NST received direct from the East ia, la esr 81, c. "A
~ Ladies' siik, SIlk and Lace .;d Grape urc,, Hats
fiochce braid, straw. Hair and Chip Bonnet. IN ercat
r"i.Ni Ribbons, Flowers, straw Trimmings &c in
't general assortment If Nrer, and Frnc, Goo..s
me ihttitloi that every t,ii gives nc ii ali
small oc perfectly satisfied with goods and prices
MANTC AMAZING.
to'il with The above all orders promptly atten-
zee 10; u Is needless To puff as well Aosn mot
would refer 20 Mrs. II VI. Rice, Mrs Ilolnsicn,i A.
numerous others. Nisettcs Dress Trimmings etc for
sale low. MARY Sr,uEII,,
q Remember the No.; 90 Main street
""''"a' 'uhe -. I>AZ Of
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-02-03
Tin Ware and stove Store.

H4N > NEWELL. informs the public that ne abs
II moved from his I'D stand, 10 his store near
The Post Office, 81. Paul Having now sufficient
Tor his WORK men he prepared 10 any orders
Tor wcs in TIM cop er iron, zinc, &c. Iie is prepared
also u perform job work. i'll iins nucs, furnaces, and
setting ur stoves
Ndres ready made and on hand. Tic has in his front
room large and CnrValled stock of tin and iron
resJy AT hand.
Also stoves fscveral Of the latest and approved
patterns "hich can't he beat 10y any thing c>lant.
Tic assures his patrons thi he is disposed down
~ once from The carly rNorlant prices Of Indian
times and MAKE his profits of more sales
lie can afford I" sell so that The purchaser can ike
cal! again, and he will DO IT,.
ohscr"e our pace is on The side with the Pos,
Of!oe AID nearby.
+. :. NEWELL.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-02-03
THE NEW AND CNRIVALED COOK
SEOA T.. & Ill EEE,Is

EVIL subscriber would respectfully inform The public
u That he has, after great difficulty and expense pro-
Cared large stock of the above and elegant Cook
Stoves This stove combines iii its construction and ar
range'uenI. al the modern Improvements Of The age in
st'hIcr feIecbCh thdl any other stove market
lie Is aware, puiig ever! thing the order Of the
day; bat then" is none oil that in this instance Tl,
stove il ali all its friends claim H. and Lat il snpIv
ara on. that II /, infinitely superior ANY stove NOW
eAtant Pufcaasegs are distinctly aIAd explicitly inform
cd mat, II IN lis operations, utility ard durability IL does
not meet utlf entire ara ihquaiifed appreciation, thcir
money VIII be refunded to dem upon a return of the
stove Every article al furniture Is OF the best quality
III Workmanship and Of the latest Improvements,
All who ARE dtsiTons ii procuring The hes, cock
stoves offered for sale this MARKET or any where
else. respectfully invited call ami examine this
so'e Tor themselves, before purchasing elsewhere; il
they do rot, thek VIII RSSlired sorry for il .h
mOnent they cNan.lmc il. Il is OF he
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-02-03
ENCINLS. BOILERS X MILL WORN.
}. T. DOWDALL & CO.,
Washington Foundry. ST Iou;s Mo

HhiN' ono Of he largest ard best fIIil,.acd . -
eSn,ishinehis Ia The West, We would c.ll ii, atlr
on o "I persons interested or in want q, min vorE
|" Tue iact that have the largest assortment az "a.
eIs III iHe CITY We empo, the Lc. Of ,vo.kIre,, arJ
use te pest "i iron in the manufacture % nnr work ard
ueeh constantly increasing orr b. >insss for ii-
WIS we Halter ourselves that we have given gen.
,t sssiacti"n Engines OF all sizes .tt., up ON Iron,
Frames, read, To run. '
boiicrs and heavy shee, iron WORK of ii, kinds ca.,
-. "'.t "io"sht iron work If all kinds from III.
" in', 1 now IN use for and .iist MILLS.
n law "ust Burl'ers, tarang Machinrs ick.rs et.
tehts can have work made 10 sui, their draw
80 irIs reasonable, and particular attention pari
upon. ff'" ~ " '' "e"
NJ reg "p' :" Martin Mower, Esq, Aycolu Mills.
az +. a.: beaho Saltwater who are using WORK Of
or manufacture, ior-surthcr information
May p. 1852 ~ &c
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-02-03
Mechanics Union Association.

UIicc, No. l. GOodrCh's Building, SrRINGrIrLD Mns.
NJ. Il. DEAN, President
WILLIAM PATTON. q. L. WoOD. r..
II Is. JUDKINs, f'""Hcim cam
vHNiIS II an Association Of Worhngmen and Others
Il ior The MUTUAL assistance Of each other in cast. al
sickness accident
BY the payment OF the following annual depo,its
will become Life Member, and be entitled 10 a weekly
benefit during life, If should he disabled y sid
or accident from attending to youT ordinary business or
Occupation. FEMALES lsarcd against schnrss common
lntI
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y l. w 70 IA STOR e.!


\VHOIESAiE and Retail Dealer in Fancy and
" staple Dry Goods; Ladies, Misses and Infant )
Boots and Shoes, BGshins ANA Carpet Ovcr>hocs; all
kinds OF Gentleulen's Ready Made Clothing. shirts,
Drawers and Furnishing Goods; Gents Fine Cali and
Nip Boots Mems aud Boys Heavy Brogans. Trunks,
Nases and Carpet Bags; Gents Fine Sik. Beaver and
kossuth Hats. Gents anu Boys SILK Plush and SILK
Cans.
IL The Ladies' and Gentlemen ire Invited to call and
examine this and fresh stock bought e.pre.l, for
the Minnesota market at the New YORK. Store, b, fore
purchasing else where. A. T. ClIANGIJN
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-02-03
IRON. NAILS AND STEEL.

- &c HaIIs VIII be found ON rial, 10
w superior To any other ~ market
81 Paul, May 20, 1850 Sim
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-02-03
Cheapest and most Economical Stoves
EyAoCf

Ike would asan repeat that has the slightest hesa
ton III recommending his stove siundug in the e>f
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