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The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-01-20

| GASN CO., Importers and dealers al Pi
u" fOrte., sheet nHs.c. Mus zeal instruments, ssd
Music nnize, Publishers OF lsic, NJ. l2S fsarth
l..riIcr u IArcna
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t'ii .dcrsiscd having been apNoinirl COMMISSIONS
-- receive. examine ard adjust the claims OF ali
arulnst the estate of John Collier, drSeA,eJ.
.r.e % mater. ia the coanty OF Nn~himgtun and
exhibited In offset thereto; hereby give no
i 4i il-y VIII meet nj the Cuunxy Comm ssoners'
.Ha it saltwater, IN The eighteenth day Of January
"ltf a' .sa ECHOES A. NJ 10 attend the duties Of
- 40 siui--ion. Ih- line allowed for the prcscnta-
.ci H. I'D Claims - limited TO the !th da, of June
&c.. sd. JOHN MckISlCK
OLIVER PARSONS, '"i'N's'''H'F''
..l.er. Dec. r. le12. BIT.
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WARNING: NOTICE!

f-Us " HLti1yS, nihTrHe Cottd Ctitu'S GrCTt.
a BIS REAS, Alexis baiiis, SCH. ct " a:,s haw vii.
rgt, has just caused Ia %. survey ed INTO Tow
lof- fvce vi iasi nn The west side Iie Mississippi
.is D. eif The mouth a the \eImiun river at or hear
lr .l point heretofore called DIVERS Grove
luN iis>tihss
Tns % t.cgei fore all persons from purchasing
r .oltrl, t. 10 purchase, any al SAID lots Oh such
pies, aud, ttha ~ 10 say, ob the piece immediately
fiat. CLAIM oi Herr. q. Da j The said i.ce
al a AMI lots paIt Owl he'd =, EdSard +. ker
70 lr-unce III al instfu,nent oi writing signed by the
sad A.tAia Badly, sen as We'll rs b, residence.
Itsul pu chasing Lots iron AlcAis bailly, sen,
rt.r uas haze been survey I'd The land re
rr ta, a. do their peril, he having right in
Or euuiy, 10 dispose eli The 10 the prejudice OF
fEia . .aht>; aid the validity al any such safes by
ASA made viii be- contested III every legal maiLer
EDWARD r. fARKER,
THOMAS FOSTER
U.stt.-r Wa5ashaw Co. oct2i-..-3m.
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i,AIY McCUNE, & Co., ississippi Foundry
- Main ST., bet. Morgan ans. Cherry Mauiactg,s
steam crsEcs, NH machinery, steam boiler And sheet
ron work. lard tanks and Coolers tobacco, oil sud mill
ct.lx~. 49, l,rlshM,rk lIlc
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hIrdN roses.
-. - E..-.

In adCtiOn 10 .he above their assortment Of cranes
ounces cnrrants, eooseberr.>, dahis Chry huis,-
u'~ gcraniuns, cactus s>, rs-ii0crN and strawberry
are very large Ad prices - low al ipy establish
ne; / ot the KIND, east
Orders received and promptly .ttenpel 10 by
GEO ". FANRlN GTON, arcrt
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HOUSE BUILDING

MARTIN ID, CLAIM, Fora Siitcl, -. iaUi,
hFFEXS his professional i'll The above
~ branches. He feels Ss>nrcd from the Confidence
Imposed "a his ability aid skill or The last year, by
~ IL the most accom- iIshsd citIze.s OF tie toWm
o.r hi, services IN ANY department al building that
ma. be iuired. lie undertakes he Responsible iur
the faithful and complete execution of his work, AMI
vi" be prompt 10 perform II within the time sneciied
al The contract. Sly
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AUCTION: AUCTION!

b have changed my place of business and now ocean,
Il The room over Ben W. Brunsou's store ON Fhiy.
street, between Jackson and Roberts.
Persons wishing 10 send me cousignments Will plrast
cave them at th store of Ben. ". Brunson, where
shall sell during the winter.
T. E. COLLINS, Auct
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CO-PANTNEESIIlP.

II lie Undersigned, having crtcred iuin Co-artncr-
ship under the rane al lrcEti>s q Mibon, Tor the
prross of prosecuting the business OF their profession
Builders. would Respectfully represent IT, The Ctizei o
81 aul, That they are prepared ~ furnish materials;
build and complete Buildings of dies cliptio nrni>h
plans ~ estimates. and give aiisuCou for hc faith
i performance oi Whatever business may be ed
their care Office at lhcs residence nj the American
House. n. G.. | RENTlSS,
OctC-25-v w NABON.
qT Reference to Nessrs Rre Nonshcad X ilecher
Rodney Iarher, chs. w. Botup, Hon. ii. II. Sbley.
ROOTS s SHOES.
II HAVE received per steamer Greet slave. n
large assortment Of NEu Ecut, aud Sh -, precisely
fitted 10 this market The stock and work OF these
excellent Prices low.
oct1-ti. J. L.. FULLERTON, Third street.
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CLOTHING FOR THE MILLION:

NEW NcttpS-fAi.i. y ID YIN TER TRADE.
EEII\NE x CUDl EN, IT The Cash Furnishing store
w On Roberts street, 81 Iaui. av,n. jd,t returned
ifon tbs Eastern mar ketS are now ready siuw The
citizens Of ST Paul aud ali who m.y favor them With
cali the largest and most varied stock oi all and Win
ter Goods IA their line, ever brought to ihs market and
WHICH resreI Tally invited TO call and eNsnge
l1.s stock consists ~ part oil Tie following ar,ic
Cloths, tasslmeres Ne>tE2s, Ready made Clothing,
end GtutleHtns' Furnishing Goods. Mcriuo Wo0.cu.
Norsted, Cioti and Flannel Wrappers and drawers;
Hosiery! "t ali Kinds, qualities and prices; Gloves
hIichs IN endless variety, such buca Worstcd Fer
i'm, Nerao, Cashmere, Wooer &C. Also v.rs bean
t!Hl assortment OF white aGd coiored hid and SILK
t:oves. The newest patterns of Collars, iidA
:cITis, Ties, Cravats, stocks, &C.
ilkTS.
Fine Linen Eosoais, OF the latest Frcnct and English
fashions, Flannel, Calico, Check and Hckory Shirts in
.reat antilles. Duch ana Dim Overaiis.
Ht.ADE~N MADE. CLOTEiNG.
CheceT tasn eVel; bat too nuerols to mention call
and see for ourselves.
BOlS AND CHILDRENS' CLOTHIN Nc.
" have a very the assortment made mp III the
ct mann HHd at very luz pItces. baCk>Ai Atlchs
nl.d Gloves, Fur and briNus Gloves Rutbcr AID UIl-
cloth Ciolnng Carpet aud Ir,Nciiis Boys.
H., the a - ON DEPARTMENT. may be found all
t,e rev styles 81 LlUihs tdss.nere-, DocstH NesRg>
aud Trimmings 10 match; uEd v" venture II SAY at
c,u give Non rs good aud fashionable work be
had west "a New York, and wlrranted suit 10
saic.
IT Don forget the place, Roberts street, door
w IA. Stiii.nau's
WHINE & COOLEY.
Paul, Ian. 6 1873.
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FRUIT TREES. SnRt BBERY u SHADE
TREES

'SNiE undersigned would ash The attention o PERSONS
oe.rous OF Ornamehting theiI grounds, The cat
aIo-ne OF Mcssts John Siger>on ~ Dlother. old and
experienced Fruit Growers and Nufscrv men; havn /.
puichaSej trees aud Sruhcry from them for scvcra.
Years, can recommend their trees to bc such renre
seatd lhelf ifut trees are glait, OF The b,s ard
most Improved varieties, and daged northern iat-
IuieS.
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E<ROCERiES-Tea, Sugar, Coffee, s. II. Mollsscs,
u Rice, etc. For sale low by
June 10. 40 J. w. SIMPSON.
H ETCHrPS, temperance, Pickles, Preserves, Sauces,
N Brandy Cherries, etc. For sale low by
June 70. az j. ~ SIMPSON,.
large lot Of Bc,steads constantly on haHd ard for
"A sale by jane lb.--tl0) j. ". SIMPSON.
BACON, Hams, Shoulders Sides, Mess Pork, always
j D Oh hui.d aid ior sale by
June 10. {IC} J. ". SIMPSON.
l~AMlLY FLOUR, Elkader extra and other brands,
II alwaN Oh hand ard Tor sale by
June 10. 90 j. ". SIMPSON.
fine assortment OF boots and shoes, polka, husirs,
N bootees MISSES, bo, aid cldroLs shoes, Ia which
al ticular attention Is iIiviteu by
June &c 10 ~. SIMPSON,
uDEADY made clothirs large lot, Tor sale by
IA June 20. j. ~. SAMPSON.
RNRESIi butter ard eggs, meal, western reserve
j cheese, ETC., Tor sale lvN hy
June 20. (lD) j. w. SIMPSON.
H>OOKlNG stoves, Ohio premium, for sale by
u June 20 j. ~. SAMPSON.
pIuRE and No J, lead, glass, putty and nails, always
u on hand AID for sale by
june 26. j. w. SIMPSON,.
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NDTf('Er

VxNtE urdcrsigncd next Of MA within tie Territory
Il 10 Richard o. Walker, tate ui ~. Paul. deceased,
has Together with John Mct ou, ir been appointed
administrations 81 the estate oi suid ichId .. Walker
deceased. SAMUEL. NJ. WAIKER.
JOHN NcCLOUD, In.
Dec. %, lS52. l36-3w
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-, i. X. Ne Il I LII A y.

~ Js Ns F.'ITIaIlNs
ATTORNEY AND coz N>iLLO.. AT LAW
Ia. ttni prompt. and iiliiuliy ALI business
w entrusted IL him tne ii ul his profession.
Saltwater, II. Fai, ARtho"y, and trouguat the
TciTtorN ii Minnesota, Und the Joining u
l.ie State OF Wisconsin. Office SriLLW TER, MIN.
REFEGENCES.
His TX. Alex. Ramsey, Geo. ". Campbell Il Co.
81. Paul. GAleaa.
DR.. c. W. Dorup, Mi Il. Lansing,
Nr. }. w cil!ipson, " Nj. :. -. Butler, ST. Louis
Hon. \. W. Looms. pittsbg J. II. iarn:A 4 Go.
L. Shtier, Saui'l J. Ncihcr, u & Cos
}. X. MoosLesd. Esq. " Jos. 4. Buiier a Go. Tin.
& W Jackson, ESD. :" Mr. JOS. =. Beggs.
Sanl'i 0"rnis, Esq. " Mr.. q. Walker, Marine Mills
sla. J. Il. EG.ier aDd - IT. BuIhc,
citizens g-aela.ly, = 1. J. Builder, "
-,
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JENVELRY. JEXVE!EY:
warren REPAIRING,

fIINONUMOItN, dupIeN, horizontal and vertical
y Watches carefully repaired and warranted. The
subscriber i'll give his personal 10 the rice
ihd important bfihch ol watch repairing, and the
Ious neat and intricate departments Of n Jcwrirv h!-
sness and hopes by strict To the wants and
wishes oi has customers, to their aprnhaii AID
patronage. \. ID. ROBINSON
Matchmaker aud Jcwter.
81. Paul, Arril -, 652. 2-tf
81 recciNed, large assortment of CLOCKS cara,
~ 'Or caSIl. - KOHt\SON'N lcNulrv SIurr.
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ID. RoaREE.
NEW BOOKS:.

Duo ROliRER have just opened large and
Well selected stock Of Law Medical and
Gus Books 10 which the attention OF the public is iv-
ted Call and examine them the corner of d, nch and
NaptsiaW streets. ju2i-l0
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GROCERIES AND pnOyIS,OXS.

vi subscriber has Just returned from below with
II large AID wei ST ecied stock uf Grucerrs AID TO-
Visions, which he offers whClesti, AID The tow
est market rates Tor csh and would rc>peC i, il. lie
The attention oil The cifiz1s a ST aul aud sur
rol'hg country To e.tinne his stoch and prices before
purchasing .iewherc ne has III store The following AZ
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STR NED.

bout the 18th OF Scl tcniber one -orrcl por.y
& y t ace, PAGER; onc bay poney, white stripe ia
IRE. pOaes, daP?ie, oGe blacA mare ana colt,
f. ..ii one stud. long mace. AM person giving IN
4 the above horses 81 thal can get them
...... SAL be Tew.i icd
C.R.RICE CO
-. .a.i Dec. q iSJ,-d
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ROOTS s SHOES
THE STONE STORE.

NcU Go0ds az Log PJiceS.
". SIMPSON,, corner of Third ard Roberts streets,
- has received entire stock OF Dry Goods,
Eoots a Shoes. Hats Caps, Hardware, Woodeuware,
Qaeeisware, etc Furniture, large stock Faru implo
Of all Kinds, etc, which he invites the al
tention Of purchasers 81
jane LG, 1851. <i0)
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NOTICE.,

a ffl cation having been made TO the Probate
. 2 cart q; Washington County By A. Van Voorhees,,
tA illustrator OF The estate Of John Collier, de-
-, ate Of SAID county, Tor extension OF hi.
oi administrations hereby give notice that sand
.aiion viii be heard ut my Office in saltwater, on
l-s.-s .le -sih Jay OF December, A ID, ls52
II. WILSON,
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kITTSON'S ADDITION TO ST. PAUL.
TINIiS dcsiiable ground. lying in the most central and
u advantageous part of the basin of aul. where
mist inevitably lie the principal business of the
town, and aioGi!n also choice and delightful Lots
tile rear i,un the hchch for dwelling houses;
yey ed inlD Dis ard offered Tor sale. with titles
disputed ana ihds ui be, reasonably low prices, and
liberal terms Ci credit, for most of the purchase
in.,cy aud mib per ioT building Lots sold The sd-
ii,ion, VIII DC furnished at the rotary saw-Hi easy
terms. CUAREES'fi OAkES,
Agent for PIOrrietors.
ST. Taui luly 81, 1851. .''- Is
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NEW MILLINERY GOODS,
And The Latest. rs i.nn.

SkS. VI. L. SIOAkES, ~ Authon> 81. -. rau' has
-'n just returned from The CITY of New YORK, iih i
STOCK OF Millinery "nIt. very much superior to amy
goods III her cartntt al trace ever offered i, tic
iernio.y To her usual siorh. shr has added loves
Nuts Need * is, Tapes, Hnd man, other
cit- she hts also taken great Pains obtain fash
oH>, ct tIs aId the winter easoIs; all Of which sl
viii lac happy show such Is call. Oct.2I IT.
E.tVELRI! JEW E.HI.
TIE subscriber has Jpst received from New York
large assortment Of rich and fashionable Irwtir,
consisting IN part 81 te following articles. gold hi.s
rSei rs, lockeis ear rings cu Irs. ladies' and -ults
breast pins bracelets Tor seals an buckles, gold pens
AID pencils; which he VIII SCI, very reasonable terms
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REAL ES FATE.
k5sRA | on, propci " situated III the town .4,sHx1.
lHsyS Of SAINT aul aud III its inmcl- 3HqaSS-yySSG
ale vicinity, Tor sale .ow Tor cah. %&zEfk
TIT terms ur sItI rs do rot often present &HM"
themselves to the Capitalists. Two dwel- 4
IIg houses. and several lots al land. in n -~-1>
central part oi ST. au with xbulat supply al excel
lent water. Win this property will he sod about
OF land, covered with la Sc and thrifty growth of
wood.
have a'so for sale. number of five lots with
grown timber them. situated On, and in the
dtte vicinity If public roads, al mile from
81. laul The above property will he sold such low
tor cash. that the purchaser immediately sell
again n advance.
For sale time prices will he rroNoronahly higher
Apply 10 HENRY A. LAMBERT, third street corner
Cedar, ar B T. HoIT, st. raul. li.ly
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CENTR I.UMRER yApD-

I1NiE subscriber agent for Messrs =. w. Farnham &
Co al - Anthony will open yard = il
can be stocked in The and Of the SLIGO IRON
STORE, and will keep IA complete assortment or white
pine lumber. From the central location Of the yard,
lumber can be delivered in all paris Of the more
conveniently than from any other point Orders for
unusual dimensions will be promptly filled and bills Tor
entire buildings respectfully solicited. BY keeping
good SOCK OF iu her carefully sawed from the best quail
NY o logs cut by the manufacturers themselves, the sub
scriber hopes 10 receive a share of patronage
Ju 3. lo52. WM. X. MARSHALL. Agent.
DIR. STORMS SCOTCH COUGH CANDY.
agreeble and useful compound for diseases of the
"A chest and lungs--General Agents, Barnard Bro 4
Co., 81 Louis, 10. For sale by the Druggists of Gale
ma; ut 81 Paul BY j. w. Babcock, fii,chcoA Kellogg
and VIM Constans; ut st. Anthony, by J. T.. Wilson.
LOOK AT THIS.
vINiE WASHINGTON UNION INSURANCE COM
u PANY, Cleveland, Ohio. commenced issuing Poi-
cies III March last. The number issued up JAY ls
was--l61l
Amount of Property Insured, S!,Ile, 3o7,o0
-" Premiums received, 32.0I576
Business is conducted upon both the Stock and Mutual
an ana the Farmers Department is entirely separate
rom the Merchants Department. Great caution ex-
ercsed in taking risks, and hazardous property
refused
II he undersigned is prepared issue Policies upon
either plan, in either department.
GEO W. PRESCOTT, Agent.
81 raul, Ang. p. i-5l 1s-tf
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Eron, steel, Nails. Groceries, rrOvis.
ions. &C.,

GrDn, steel. Nails. Groceries, FrOvis-
ions, &C.,
SLIGO IRON STORE.
1 v ntcr stock o svery article usually kept In
= ..r on store, is Iaf.e aud Complete. 10 which
he attention. Of the public Ii embraces BAR
..l t..tr IaoN, CAST EIGI SHcEs, SrEEI. NAILS,
Aa..... SLOWS NtCLs, CHAINS, GLrE, &c. Also
,.v.t vel selected
KDCERiES AND PROVISIONS.
2FN.ra Offer at usually low prices. We shall
sf tHrt our Old customers well a. new ones
-o.a~ with the CASH. We intend henc ior,Y ard to
,. Jt-'l.l only ON The Cash 5! stem
MARSHALL & CO.
20 n1.f Dec. .. ls52-im
NOTICE.
IL 1 d. ne undeEsi sHed. having been rnpniHtcd Com
.,ioncrs To reeve. examine aud adjust ri
... Demands against The estate OF William Bow
sgd, do htrcbs notice that The same mus,
I, IL and that viii meet the purpose
as and adjusting tie same a the store OF Ju-
.e. Horton, Gu the last Saturdays uf November
t.rt'- January, February, March. April, and first
f..i. .I May following, and that the lth of May
20. d. line limited by our nmissOa receive
.r.a..t %. al Just sad clums
jj oII %.SsS con'o.
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WHITNEY'S GALLERY OF DAGUER-
EEUllHE.S.

TIME sui cbel having recently made great improve
mel;ts the arrangement oi lightn Els ga'crN. and
h.Nii procired the latest improved apparatus, which,
together with HIS before superior stoch EAkrs the
a Il hi, Gallery equal, u not sG.ri"T to
the os' prep rcd t. .ecute Dag erreuty
iikcrcssts IL It sly le sun assed by any efator.
Ifc i certain aid Vespi> liz health <honi lot de-
lay month ia lTaturnk OK more Fl these
Tcios Of lie, which nader The tryg riIcln-taN ces
Of final aration Of irieLs, PAIGE can purchase
Miniatures tani In amy weather adealt sci IN lock
els u,n. rugs. bracelets canes; large variety 81
whirh are kept cut.taLtly hand and lew patterns
being constantly received All DIRE respect uly invited
20 cali aud eXaniie specimens.
~: ai,i, Arg s.. le52. if-f
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AIDES Breast Pins, rings, finger rings, goidIock
IL cts, GARD cases por; r.oDnaics, etc, etc, ct
yu2S-lp RoB1SSOE'S Jev'elIy Rsrasr.
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PIANO EORrES.

\A|E have recc wed, direct from The manufacturer IN
w New York, two of StodiArd's CELEBRATED Iinut
Fortes, which the musical public respectfully lily tie.
% cal! aid examine. Our prices able and
are prepared 10 give very reasonable terms
-.
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RETURN TO OLD PRICES!

NN II. FORBES, foot of Third St, has b, spec !.
w eNertions obtained supplies Of Provisions fur
this market so that he is enabled sell al the following
prices. lie ihIs week offers,
Superiine Flour S5a6
Extra 6 50
nams Ii l-2
Pork, Fresh - 10
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kAy T. take tlc opportunity oi III, New Near to an
w HOunce 10 OiiI customers that though We have
SOLD large portion OF our winters supply, have
Yet a good assortment OF the following uIti:le.:
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TAKEN LID

TAKEN Up,
A BOUT the 2jth nt., by the subscriber, living on
"A the Reserve, about three miles above ST. rsul, on
he road To Fot Smelling, dark lay Mare ab0ut two
wears old fourteen hands hgh-s,ar in her fore
head-no other marks pesceyable.
35-3t JAMES T. WILLIAMS
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T1IRE rROOF PAINT-In store and for sac by
+ juai-lo. rs NEWELL
r NEWELL
NOOK srOvEs-Compie.e from O. 70 $50. for sale
I'm P.SNEWEIL.
INVEST Manhattan .heIlerr in store and for ssas
" bv r. >. NEW ELL.
r FAD TlPE-Au sizes to close cut, BY
StToRE and levee trucks ior sale by
Az bose. Of glass for sale by vrvr,,
EpunDING HAnpwARE-Ar Kind: 70. ~, ss,e y
UNaRMINC UTENSILS--rows, cradles raser. hoes,
n .hovels. SHADES enc for sale by T. b. NEWEbEi~'
rUNN WARE from baby cups up 20 Of don beer 6aes
i manuE.cturedb by r. ~ NEWhIt"
CtcALEs-riaiorm end tea scales, .prre balances
- etc. manufactured by T. NEWELL
QUEEN oftie Forest, an elevated oven cook s'ese'
" Lero, pattern. JUST arrived cid o. sale BY
- NLWEIi.
uNrs ,,,,,Ss ,;,urus uxes coo.eis I'd, L. rses
"a Tor -, nv +. NEWELL.
CASH FoE vy'HE.S.
vHyuE highest market lrire viii bt pu' IN ess' 'f
ii Green onj Dry hydeS. a,.o .er.S.' l. 6.<,
~. n. We have removed our Leather s,"re -
Hernsss shoo n - seu tas,dfne- oTroessSHsS -
Hs1syf Ssev~
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YNIE subscr has large and desirable stock of
fresh Family Groceries, which will be sold at liv-
ing prices for Cash Give cali.
B. PRESLEY.
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-ANlIIsSInNERS, NnTf1- -

JaIss Of Probate for Washington county
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~ ENSPAfER Flies. Calendars, post oiice boxes pat
~ ent air tight and pump INK stands; round Parallel
uid Nat rulers bronze; pn uid fancy paper CLASPS;
ron and fame, glass; PAPER weights lortto!ios dies
hniNos. etc. Tor sac hN III Dl L 4. RDIkEK.
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The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1853-01-19
Board of Health,

81 ~ WAsHINGToN, December H. 1852
HNHE following gentlemen have been duly ap-
spectively, during the unexpired term of the pre-
sent Board; by whom the poor will be gratuitously
yaccinated by calling at their offices: s
First Ward, DR.. s. g. Smoot, south side Penn.
avenue, between 10Th and goth streets
Second Ward, DIR. John r. Riley, north side
street, between 4th and 9th streets. sss-,,i 4,
Third Ward, DIR. G. M. Dale, west side 9Th stree, .
between l. and Al streets. ~ ieis foi1tt
Fourth Ward, DR.. WIN. H. Saunders, A. street
and Louisiana avenue.
Fifth Ward, DR.. Busey. pa
3 Sixth Ward, A. Fl. sMcKim, Sth street between
G and /, Navy Yard.
seventh Ward, DR.. r. P. Ritter, A. and streets
south. ~ e@ lJ 7E
Senior Student Washington Infirmary.
Each of them will notify the President of the
Board of his acceptance or non-acceptance of the
saHe as early as practicable.
The conditions of the appointment:
let. You are to use all due vigilance in EXTEND
ing vaccination Pass r9s 80 -. q
ID. To make monthly returns to the President of
the Board of Health of all persons vaccinated not
ing the color, age, and sex. h 5sliHr
!, Sd. To note and make returns of secondary uac-
csaations which succeed. @'
4th To note and make returns Of all who refuse
to bevaccinated, stating residence and color.
Eth To collect as far practicable uaccine rirrts
from al healthy subjects, and return the same
promptly to the President of the Board OF Health,
noting the date, age color. and of the persons
from whom the virus is taken. @a# f -as
For these services each physician will be entitled
to, and the President Of the Board of Health is au
thorzed to pay, the sum of twenty-five cents for
each successful vaccination 9tea f ssf.ef
Each physician is required TO render his account
for fascinating the INDECENT poor, properly cert
fed, the first Of each month, TO the President Of
the Board of Health for settlement,
THOS. MILLER, M. D..
President of the Board of Health
Dec Is INews1