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RICH MARVIN.
On Third Street. St PanI

is NOW ENGAGED EXCLUSIVELY As A DEALER IN GLASS,
GLASSWARE, CHiNawARE, QUEENswARE AND
CRoCKERY, on the SOUTH SIDE
STREET, NEXT DOOR PREsLEYis
And nearly opposite the Post Office
t(ELiENlNG that the trade of our town VIII now
- establishment devoted solely to this branch
OF business, the subscriber calls the attention Of his
friends and all who want Of goods hi. line
iac that he IS prepared To receive them the most
liberal and accomm odating terms and has on hand and
now arriving, very large and well selected stock of
goods ordered expressly for the market comprising the
usual varieties, and many other articles be met
with elsewhere in this town
e. G. blue Ell ged, dpt painted printed, white granite.
noWn, blne and mulberry earihenware;
Pure white, enBlmelled, lustre, blue figured and gold
band, English china;
White, gold band, and decorated French china;
All the varieties OF American cut, plain and pressed
glassware OF Eastern and Western manufactures;
German and Bohemian glassware, a great variety;
Aiage assolmen. Of looking glasses elegant apanned
tea trays OF our own importation;
britannia coffee and teapOts, casters pitchers, ETC.,
great variety Of first rate quality;
large and elegant assortment of Cornelius 4 Co .
celebrated solar lard lamps, chandeliers grandoes etc.
gilt. olive and danRsK;
Together with large variety of articles usually
imported for This market
am prepared TO Offer large stock of goods ordered
expressly Tor this rnde unusually favorable terms.
Assorted crates packed for tire country trade the
best manner, kept constantly on hand.
My goods put up in the best manner, by careful
and experienced packers and he ported any
distance by wagon otherwise without break
Call and examine goods for yourselves.
Particular attention is invited to stock of Window
Glass OF all sizes and qualities which will be sold here
for less prices than before offered ST Paul and at
small advance upon the at the manufaclurer
for cash in hand. RICHARD MARVIN.
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Light and SHADOW.

II is ou,y liule paiper! Never mind her. You
see she knows her place and keeps close to the wall,
"a II she expected an oath blow The cold winds
src making merry with those thin rags. You see
nothing VI caildhood's rounded symmetry in those
shtulkea limbs and wasted features. Push her 10
oae side, she's used to a.; she won't complain; she
cant re n.uber that sine ever beard kind word IN
her life. Shed think yoa were knocking her II you
tried it,
Sac passes into tine warm kitchen, savory with
odorous d,niies, aud is ordered out With threatby
the portly cook. In the shop windows she nee
fresh loaves Of bread sui tempting little cakes Rosy
hula caiilen pas her, their way 70 school, well
FED, wei clad, ani Joyous, with mothers parting
kiss Yea their sweet lips.
Taere seems u b. happiness enough in the world,
but il never comes to her. Her little basket is quite
empty; aai nov, iat with hunger, she leaus weari'
~ against that shop window. There Is lovely lady
who has Just passed in. She is buying cakes and
bn bos ior her litte girl, If she had the purse OF
For;unatas. How nice II must be 10 he warm and
have eu,u. h to eat. Poor Meta. She has tasted
nothing since she was sent forth with in the
morning 10 beg or-.,cal, and the tears wH come
there is happiness and plenty IN the world-but none
ror Meta!
Nor 50 Gst. lite one, Warm hearts beat SOM.
times under silk and velvet. That lady has caug h
sight OF your hide woe.begone face and shiverins
form. oh, what If j; were me- chiId.-and obeyins
sweet material Impulse, she passed out Ut the door
takes those hngess IN her dainily gloved hands, and
leads the child, wondering, shy and bewidered, into
fair, land.
A delightful anl novel sensation of warmth creeps
over those frozen limbs a fnt color tages those pale
cheeks, and che eyes grow liquid and lovely AS Meta
raises them thanaiullY her banesactress. The la
dy's little girl looks with innocent 10y, ana
learns Tor the hrs, time, how ''bessed the merc
full
Ani then Meta passed out, with heavy basket
aad light heart Surely the street has grown wider
anl the *, br ,htcr, This scarcely be the same
world. Mets's firm is erect noc, her step is high
as a chi's should be. The sunshine Of human love
has Frightened het pathway. All, Meta earth is no
all darkness-brisat angels yet walk in the earth
Sweet-yoced Pity ami heay-n-e,ed Charity some
times stoop to bless. Ciot's image is only married
not DESTROYED lie who feeds the ravens bends tt
listen. Look upward, little Meta
FANNY FERN.
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j. r. FULLERTON
CHURCH BELLS.

lNHURCfI, Factory, Steamboat and .ecomo olive Bells
~ constantly on hand, and PEALs CHIMES of Bells
(of any number TO order Improved Yokcs
with movable arms, attached TO these Bells, so that
they he adjusted to ring easily and properly and
Springs also, which prevent the clappcr resting on
the Bells thereby prolonging its sound. Hangings com
pltte (includng Yoke, Frame and WheeI) furnished
desired.
An experience of 80 years in this business BY their late
athtr enabled him to ascertain the best form for Bells
the combinao Of metals and degree of heat requisite
for securing ia them the greatest sodity strength and
most meOdous tones; which Improvements, together
with his very extensive assortment OF patterns new
held by the subscribers, who have grown mp in the bust,
hess, aud who will use every endeavor sustain the
reputation which the establishment has heretofore en-
!oyed both in this and foreign countries; the bells from
which have repeatedly received the highest awards o {
the n. Y State Agricultural Society and American lnst
tute; and at which were completed Chimes and heavy
Alarm Bells for different parts of the Union and Canada
MATHEMATICAL. INSTRt MENTS will still be
manufacture b. the subscribers of which they will have
constantly on hand, assortment OF Transit instru
ments, Levels, Surveyors Compssses (plan nonious
and improved) &c. Also, Brass Composition Cast
ings OF any cast to order.
All communications promptly attended to-
ANDREW MENEELY'S SONS
WpSfT Prov ihapx 70 lO.I
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nEMIJHOHNS-l5O, !, ?, }, i and gals, reed rel
~ Excelsior, aud for sale by II NcCLOsKEY
ATHISkEN-l00 bbls Old Rye reed AMI for sale hy
w III + MCcLOSkEY.
AtOFFEE-3J0 bags Rio Coffee, reed per Golden Era
~ hno Tor sale by IL MCLOSNEY.
'HWbAcco-l25 bss Virginia, reed and Tor sale by
- III y MCLOSkEA.
l. >lGS-500 drums, received and for sale by
app III M'CLOSKEY.
telCE-25 tierces, reed per Golden Era, for sale by
/ Aa app ii M'CLOSkEY.
- ALERATUS-25 bxs Boston Saleratus, received and
~ Tor SAFE 10y M'CLOSkEY.
AZ CASKS Brown Stout London Porter 4 Scotch
wv Ale reed per Golden Era, and 70. sale by
app ii r M'CLOSKEY.
NACNEREI.-75 bbls No. l, q Mackerel reed
A'A per Golden Era and for sale by
app HF MCLOSKEY.
EEA-l5O hf chests P Imp and IL Tea received
Il per Golden Eta, and for sale by
app MCLOSKEY
CURRANTS-25 casks Currents, reed per Golden
~ Era, and for sale by + ApCLOSKCY
EKERRINGS-225 bxs Scotch Herrings reed per Col
4 den Era, and for sale by HF MCLOSkEY.
~ AlSlNS-250 bxs VI Raisns reed and for sale by
~ ap' III M'CLOSKEI.
WlNE--l5O casks Claret and White Vine reed
anu ioi saie oy Ii MCLOSkEY.
ESACON--50 casks Hams and Shoulders, reed ne,
NJ Bon Accord, for sale by HF ArCI OSKEi
NoLASSES-lOO bbls reed and for sale bv
A'A APP ii + M'CLOShEY.
EANDLEs-l5O bAs Star Candles, reed per Wiscoo
~ sih ana Tor sale by III 4 M't,LOSNEX
TAR-5O bbs Tar, reed per Wisconsin and for sale h,
'P' / MCLOSAEY.
4 ARD50 bbls Leaf Lard reed per Wisconsin. and
- ior sale by MCLOShEY.
HRANDN-9O casks Brandy reed per Golden Er.
I'D and for sale BY HFNCLOSKEY.
~ BONES Pint and Quart Flask. reed and far
- ~ sane by III ACLOSkEY.
fNIDER vINEGAR-Received and for sale nv
~ + MLLOSkEY.
4 |uNNIE3-l0,O00 Gnny SACHS reed per Ron sc
IN cord, and for sale by II + M'CiOskEy
nRlED BEEF-lOO0O lbs Dried Beef reed Der Ron
H. Accord aud for sale by IA Z A'CIOShEV
nRANGES-5O bxs Oranges, received and for sale by
~ ~ j NCLOSKEY.
LNOUR--50 bbls Extra SuperGnc Family. reed nor
l. Excelsior, and for sale BY II + McCLoSkEY
. for ps A' Lard as EAfs:sF and
ANS AND sIIoULDERs-2o casks reed per Elk.
ceis'nr ana Tor sale by III McCLOSkEY.
NJ ESS PObk-300 bbls on hand and FOR sal, nv
AA McCLOSkEY'
&oAP-o5O bxs Yellow, reed per Excelsior and fo,
- sale by n F MrCI 0.s az r'i
4 tANDLES--l5o bHs Mould, reed and for sale bv
MCCLOSkEY.
4 NhhGN AfPLES-lO0 bbls in store and for sale NV
McCLOSkEY
SUGAR-55 hhds Fair to Prime n o. Sugar. reed rer
~ Wyoming and for sale by HF MctIosKEV
4 NGARS-l0ooo La Union Rcgsia Cigars: 10000 Ma.
- poie"n 90 do; 10000 Washington DO do; Iop0o
~ nnn w" ",'oV ''es -idfii 90 90, 1900 Union dc
no. o,ooo IN Luna do DO; 10000 La Alnena do do
1000 la Naconal do de; 5000 Principe assorted dn ~.
cesVed per Wy oming and Tor sale by
hh%o HF McCLOSKEY
EHEESE-l25 bxs Western Reserve Cheese -.c,a
- per Highland Mary, ana for sale by
apo HI McCLOSKEY
NLASS--3o0 bxs assorted sizes Window Glass roc,s
" per Excelsior, for sale by HF McCIOSkFV
AiLs-S75 Kegs ass'd reed per Excelsior. and for
SAFE ny mhzo IL McCLOSkEY
II ARD OILS bbs Lard Oil reed ard for sale Inv
- ap<f-t-zu III + MCLOSkEY.
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NE keeping tDeir stove warm these DAYS. for tho
a especial purpose Of giving a warm reception Ia
n.r who are about these days, buying pres
ents for their friends. They assume that they sra
most legitimate dealers in the fancy articles suitable
tue Hoica!s IN all the West, out of PHILADELPHIA
oar genaral stock of Dry Goods is very large With
view to its early reduction are now selling a,
prices lower than the kinds Were ever before o
fered in the Territory.
We also have on hand a few bottles Of the Essencc
OF toHte, and some things not mentioned. which van
viii be surprised TO when Won call
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--' WV
GtROCERIES-Tea, Sugar Coffee, s. H. Molasse.-
~ Rice, etc. For sale low by
June To- QO) J. ". SIMPSON.
"a ETCHUPS, Peppersauce, Pickles, Preserves Sauces
IN Brandy Cherries, etc. For sale low hv
June 20 (IU) j. ~. SIMPSON.
large lot Of Beiseads constantly on hand and for
"A sale by june LIDO j. ~. SIMPSON.
bacon, Hams, Shoulders, Sides, Mess Pork always
Al on hand and for sale oy
June Is. lG) j. ~ SIMPSON,
LAMlLY FLOUR, EIkader extra and other brands;
Il always on hand and for sale by
June l6. 40 j. ~ SIMPSON
a hnc assortment OF boots and shoes polka, buskns
IN bootces, misses bo, and chdrens shoes to which
particular attention IL invited by
June 20 90 T. ". SIMPSON.
uyEADf made clothing, large lot, for sale by
~ June 70 j. ~. SIMPSON,
L>RESi butter ard eggs corn meal, western reserve
H cheese, etc, for sale low by
June 20 tlU J. " SIMPSON.
rOOklNG stoves, Ohio premium, for sale by
~ June 26. H. W. SIMPSON,
VBURE and No. lead glass, putty and nails, always
Il on hand and for sale by
June % j. ". SIMPSON
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OCCUPATIONS OF THE ROYAL CHLDREY.-
The following detail. Of the in which the day
is filed up by the Children Of Queen Victoria, are
given by the 'f'.cll,' sporting paper, ''re-
liable authority:
'They rise early, Breakfast at eight, aad dine at
Their various occupations allotted with
gagged IN the study OF the ancient, another of the
mOder authprs-thcir craftsmanship OF languages
BEN. first founded thorough know ledge Of their
grammatical construction and aeIward ianiliarlsed
ami perfected by conversation. Next they
ed ia those military which give III guilty and
bearing. Another hour is agrecabiy filled Up with
the lighter accomplishments of music and dancing
Again the little party assemble IN the riding school,
where they may be deeply interested in the yar-
ous evoutions OF the manage. Thence, while draw
ing and the further exercise Of music call of the
tenton oi their SISTERS, the young princes proceed
busy engage themselves IN carpenters shop, fitted
up expressly for them, with tools essential t. tho
rough know edge of the craft. They thus early be-
come not only theoretically brt Practical, acquainted
with the useful of lile; small laboratory Is oc-
casonaly brought into rcqdisiiion the instance Of
their father. This dons, the Young carpenters and
students throw down their aad axes, uabuck!c
their philosophy, All shoulder their miniature per-
cus.ion guls-waich they h,nIle with the dexlerity
OF Practical spnrt>.nelor shooting stroll throush
the royal sir!rns. The evening meal, the p,cpal5t-
ton fjr the InosnnI 5 lessons, and bici eli ,ou. IN
structlon, close the day.
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CLOTHING FOR THE MILLION!
NEW GOQlS-EAII. AND WlNTER TRADE.

XKyINNE& COOLEY, at the Cash Furnishing Store
w on Roberts street, ST. Paul. having just returned
from the Eastern markets, ready to show the
citizens of ST. Paul, and all who may favor them with
CALI the largest and varied stock of Fall and Win
Goods In their line, brought this Market and
which you respec fully invited to call and examine
This stock consists in part Of the following articles
Cloths, Cassimeres, Vestings, Ready-made Clothing
end Gentlemens' Furnishing Goods MerinO Wooden,
WOrsted, Cloth and Flannel Wrappers and drawers;
Hosiery, Of all Kinds, qualities and prices; Gloves and
Mttens in endless variety, such Buck Worsted Ber
lin, Merino, Cashmere Woolen &c. Also very beau
tiul assortment Of white and colOred Kid and Silk
Gloves The patterns Of Collars Handkerchief,
Scars, Ties, Crayats, Stocks, &c.
SHIRTS.
Fine Linen Bosoms, of the latest French and English
fashions Flannel Calico, Check and Hickory Shirts in
great quantities Duck and Drill Overalls
READE.MADE CLOTHING.
Cheaper than ever; but mention, call
and see for yourselves.
BOYS AND CHILDRENS' CLOTHING
We have a very fine made up in the neat
est manner aud very low prices. Buckskin Mittens
and Gloves, Fur and Driving Gloves Rubber and Oil
cloth Clothing, Carpet aud Travelling Bags.
In the CUSTOM DEPARTMENT. may be found all
and Trimmings to match; and We venture to say, that
give you good and fashionable work can be
had west of New York, and warranted TO suit,
IL Don't forget the place, Roberts street. door
| to W. II. Stlllman's Store.
WINNIE & COOLEY.
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Ill. F.. M,CIOSkEy.

"HOLESALE Grocer Forward'nc and Couc,,i<-
SION Merchant, and General Steamboat Agent
No az eVee, Galena, III. Tie attention Of bl,ers il
a'o" l" NY STOCK OF Hroceres Provision etc, etc.
ha>hs received by late arrivals from New York Ros-
.oh New orleans and II Louis, which in addition to NV
"Oh' renters my assortment complete. shall
continue 10 receive additional shipments from time to
u"s' uniihg navigation, thereby enabling 10 have
ies ana iu stock throughout the season and 70 be able
III az hes 10 Mi orders nj the lowest market rates.
ne Receiving and Forwarding Business shall IN eve
= Instance nave my personal attention. by which
galcu a'u care VIII be guaranteed and the expense Of
''1,s'Se ahd Drayase as much possible avoided.
eel assured taat my facilities end long experience in
the commission and Forwarding business enable me to
with their patronage.
Liberal Cash advances will be made Produce and
erchuise shipped TO me for sale in this market Far
ucnaf attention will be paid the purchase Of s srt-
c1es not in my line.
IL Agent Tor Calena and ST. Louis and t:sIena and
81 raul Jacket LINE OF STEAMERS
c, ii. F. MCLOSKEY.
Gsiena, April /. 1852 If
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formerly Lee, Gage Il Co.

" Ormerly Lee, Gage CO..
Manufacturer of every description OF Saws
No. 43 Main Street, st. Louis. Mo.
1--WE firm Of Lee Gage d Co having been dissolv ed
by mutual consent the 2lsi day OF January last
would inform my friends and customers that have
made arrangements with Messrs Bridge d Brother and
VIII continue the manufacture of all their vare
w.. NO pans nave been spared III fitting uP machinery,
ana securing experienced workuen und as the stock is
purchased direct from the borh ia Eu-
rope and America, for cash am confident that can
boid ont such inducements that dealers Will find il to
thelr interest TO encourage home manufacture.
AS to the character and reputation OF saws bearing
my stamp, nothing need be said AS trust that both
dealers and consumers have had sufficient opportu,ity
to test the quait, Of my manufacture, white partner
III the late firm OF Lee, Gage Co., doubt for
moment, my abllity to compete successfully point
OF price, quality or fnsh with any mandatory of
the kind in the United States. Being now in re eipt
Oh every description 0! stock l am prepared ill
all orders with promptness and despatch.
All orders addressed TO the undersigned or to Messrs
bridge q Bro, will receive prompt attention.
Particular attention paid to all kinds of repairing.
may zf-3-su w. l.. T. GAGE.
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COMPREHENSIVE.

'l'BE undersigned having entered into Cerartner-
l. ship under the name of Pren,iss L. Mabon for the
OF prosecuting the business of their profession
Builders, would respectfully represent TO e citizens NJ
ST. Panl that they prepared furnish materials;
nuo, ana complete Buildings OF any description; furnish
plans ana estimates and give satsfac the faith
ul performance OF whatever business may entrusted
TO their care Office their residence nj the American
house. N. e. PRENTISs
oct6-25-y j w MARION
~ Reference to Nessrs. Rice Hollinshead a. Becker
Rooney Parker, Chs. w. Borup Hon. II. II. Sibley
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ICE CREAM SALOON & GENERAL
CONFECTIONARY STARIISu NEN,r

THE subscribers in returning their sincere thanks 10
their patrons and The public in general the lh
encouragement they have received desire 10 inform
them that they have opened Ice Cream saloon in
me building formerly known Hchoox 4 kellogg
Drug store, on Third street. They will ALWAYS have Ice
Cream and every article in the confectionery line La
dies and Gentlemen please give Ms n cali.
They will also inform the public that they have AL
ways on hand al their Confectionery the Amen
can House, full assortment OF fancy PLAIN Candies
which they will sell almost as low il can be bought
In st. Louis Merchants Will dad il to their ADVANTAGE
TO call before sending below. All orders for rsLes
promptly filled. REM a KARCUER
ST. Paul July &. 1872
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CONTRACTING AND BUILDINc.

EDWARp STEWART, Brickla,er and Architect,
- thankful to The citizens OF St Paul. for iavors since
he commenced business, would respectfully inform them
that ne prepared to contract for and erect stone
brick buildings, and furnish materials if required ON fair
terms Having permanently settled in ST Paul he So
iCts share Of public patronage Drafts aud specj, A.
tons furnished on reason able terms
N B-OTders for work left at the of III. c. Sand
iord near the Post Oce, will receive prompt attention
July Is. 18TH EDWARD lrE W.RT
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ENGINES, BOILERS MILL WORK,
J. L. DOWDALL 4 CO,

WashlnstOn Foundry. ST. Louis. Mo.
HAVING one of The largest and best furnished a
Il adjustments in the West, would call the attei
ton OF all persons interested, want Of mill work
TO Inc TACT mat we have the largest Of Pat
terms in the city We employ the best of workmen and
use the best OF iron in the manufacture work. and
haNhS beeh constantly increasing business for IF
teen years we Halter ourselves that have given gen
eral satisiac 'on Engines of all sizes fitted up Iron
Frames, ready to
Boilers and heavy sheet iron work of all kinds cast
ngs and wrought iron work Of all kinds and from the
best patterns now IN use, for saw and grist mills
Saw dust Burners Carding Machines Pickers, etc.
MillwTiehts can have work made 10 suit their draw
Iss Terms, reasonable, and particular attention pai
to having the work ready and shipped by the time az
upon.
We refer to Martin Newer, Esq, Arcola Mills or TO
Ny +. X. Delano, saltwater; who using work @,
our manufacture, for further information.
May 81, 1852, 6-tf
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TO SOUTHERN AND WESTERN ROOK.
SELl.ERS AND MERlH VIC

E1>AlL trade, 1852 Books and Stationery at Whole
Il sale higgins Il Kellogg, Publishers booksellers
stationers and Manufacturers ofevery variety of Blank
BOOKS, John street corner Gold New York, invite
call from merchants and booksellers examine the prices
and qualities of their very large stock of
BLANK BOOKS, MEMORANDUM AND rAss BOOKS
Embracing every variety needed; school and classical
books OF every kind used in schools and academies H.
brary and miscellaneous books for public Institutions
schools families and sunday schools bibles prayer and
hymn books, oil great variety and sizes prices and 81
Of binding. - va
Stationery of every variety Of foreign and domestic
ture all o which they pledge themselves m sun
ply as low any other house in the trade
B-Fooscap, letter paper and slaes at mill prices
New York July ]. 80
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HYDRAULIC CEMENT

THE subscriber having been appointed Agent for N.
sale Of Louisville Cement will keen n large sunni,
on hand, and will be sold small advance from Man
uacturtrs prices. H. T. McClOSKEY
Gaena. March %. 1852.
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FLOUR FOR SALE.

n SONSTANTLf on hand Frank Smith Co.
~ Clayton, Iowa, (ahout IL miles below Prairie du
Chen and an excellent landing) which we guarantee as
good any in the market; quantities to suit
SOS. ti-s8 6m THOMPSON Davis
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AMERICAN Mills.

THE subscriber having been appointed Agent for the
above Mills, Nil keep constantly hand supply al
Extra Family Flour" Warranted superior to any fou,
sold IN this market. III. +. AIcCL OSkET.
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Great lndncements--SeiIing off at & ost,
w. w. NkS,
IVbt u0Uf NOfth OF The LAKE lIOu2eO

SALTWATER.
he subscriber having received his stock Of Goods
suitable for the winter trade respectfully announces
that he is on hand, ready aud willing to show them Ia
people wishing to examine Goods and Prices Among
ms stock may be found beautiful assortment of nlnn
ana heured Mouseln de Laines Cashmeres and Alma.
cas-, French Merinos LyOnese Cloth. silk and W
ed Poplns; Figured Dress SILKS SILK Bonnets aud
Sewing Silks Dress Trimmings aud Ribbons in er,af
variety English and American Prints and Girrhams
and Linsey raids; all wool Understands and Urawe,s
900 pairs Boots and Shoes best st les and very low
Also
efoceres-the cheapest III town. Brown and Bleach 4
Sheetings and Shrtings and Linen to make them nm
and Linen Handkerchief. 'f'
BEST assortment OF Tea anywhere about the digrings
hesdy mace Clothing, cheaper than the cheapest
My motto is, "Quick sales and small proAisy-for
Cash. 9s--6ml ~ w uaSCS
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REFERENCES.

REFERENCES.
+. Cboutean, 1r. d Co., New York,
Lorinz, Sterling & Co., Pittsburgh,
James Peck q Co, Chicago,
bridge & Lewis, Detroit.
Nay, Keith + Co, Cincinnati,
Chouteau r Valce, 81. Louis.
James Carter r Co., Gslena,
stillmsn 4 Rood,