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The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-12-15
Saint Couis.

p. CHoUrEAu, HARRISON. VALE
IRON MOUNTAIN IRON AND NAILS.
ChOteau, Harrison Il Vale,
nROPRiETORS of the st. LOUISROILING MILLS
II viii keep on hand full supply of merchant bar
ron, boiler plate sheet iron and nails manufactured
their establishment, from the of the Iron Mountain
and will also keep all other articles usually kept in
iron store, which they invite the attention of
merchants
" Warehouse, No. l29, Second street, St. Louis Mo
CHAS. w. BORUP,
Agent at ST. Paul.
May 8, 1851. 3--tf.
w. y. SWIMMER,
GENERAL NEWSPAPER AND ADVERTISING AGENT,
CORNER of Second and Chestnut streets, (over the
~ Post Office, ST. Louis Mo.
REFERENCES
Messrs r. 4 w. Campbell, Messrs. Hayden Wilson,
" Adolphns MeerAco' HAIR Whittemore.
st. Louis, June II. 9-tf
C. NJ. M'CLUN6, y. II. M'CLUNG,
A.. ii. M'DoNALn. c. L.. THOMPSON.
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Buy what I like, and L like what
Buy.

j Buy what i like, and L like what
Buy.
!. buy what like, and ike what buy,
Whenever purchase from HyNENAN's supply;
II ask to he furnished from HYNENAN's new stock,
With an elegant Dress Coat beautiful Frock,
A suitable garment al onco meets my eye,
And II buy uhatI AAe and IKE what bmy!'
Whether plaid invisible speckled or JET
There's the east hardship in making selections,
When HYNEMANs pants are brought for inspection,
A choice L. made, and cannot deny
That ~ Bar uhGt ike and ike rhat bay,
6 With regard TO the Vests, at HySEaAN's you meet,
never any that suited 50 sweet,
The cloth is 80 good, and the style is so neat,
In Vests like these, not Il fault descry,
But II bug aoAat like, and axe achot buy!f'
4. Concerning the Overcoa;s much may he said,
] never could wear any Others instead.
These wrappers warm, and exceedingly smart,
And beautiful grace to the for they impart.
And thus with the cheapness OF HYNENAN's supply
~ buy uhat ike, and IKE Irhat buyt'
THIRD STREET, NEAR JACKSON,
Is the place where is to be found
l.. IiYNEMAN.
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WILLOUGHBv & POWERS,

w ILLVt U TIFSf q FVVN E.TgN>
L. :. MAI. LINE.
ST. PAUL AND ST. ANTHONY.
TWO DAILY
EAFlNG each place at ! o'clock A. NJ. and o.
Il clock z. NJ. Coaches and teams will he AT the,
Landing on the arrival OF steamboats, at Saint Paul.
Also, daily line OF stages between Saint Paul and Sill
water, connecting with Semi Weekly line from Still
water to Falls of st CroiN leaving Saltwater ON Tues
and Saturdays
Particular attention given TO the accommodation of
Pleasure Parties.
Rfeen,bsT The I(ll9lo Co7scord Coaches
Paul. November 3
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

A GREAT BARGAIN.-320 acres improved farming
"A land be autuily situated Little Canada road
five miles from St Paul Also, lG0acr prairie ana oah
openings. ten miles from town, situate White Bear
Lakepart fenced and broken Also. 800 acres being
highly improved and well broken farm, upon which the
finest crops have been raised this situate twelve
miles IRON town. Aso improved city property, town
lots III ST. Paul and - ANTHONY, and interests in lie
Sueur, Nai kate Shakapee and Eureka City Apply to
WIN. BREW STER, Real Estate Broker
23-tf Sd and Wabashaw-sts
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-12-15
NEW GOODS.

NEW
A<LASS and Queensware, just reed 100 doz tumhlers
~ various kinds. For sale at the ST. Paul Queens
ware store. Qy6) X. MARVIN.
n AMPS, Globes and Chimneys, for sale by
FL VS X. MARVIN.
e DOE. Fruit Bowls, just reed and for sale by
~ pS X. MARVIN.
ITO DRUGGISTS and Medical meI-20 doz. tincturcs
L and saltmouths for safe by X. MARVIN
= DOZ. assorted and 30 doz cruets Just reed
- and Tor sale by X. MARVIN.
Oh DOZ. salts and 25 doz fruit plates and nappes
" just reed and for sale by r. MARVIN
q DOZ. syrup and dnz soda gob,ets for sale BY
~ lyS X. MARVIN.
a LARGE iot Of Oueensware just opened at the
N -. Paul Queol. ware Store by
Ue n. MARVIN
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TO BLACKSNIITuS-

TO BLACKSMITHS.
~E will give for good black smiths scraps IA c.s
w per To- in trade for Iron. No 81 Get scraps bou,
augl2-tf IRON MOUNTAIN IRON STORE
AYERS CHERRY PECTORAL.
vUViS unrivailed cure for coughs colds, hoarspe.s
II bronchitis, whoopng- cough, Group, asthma and
consumption, now too well known require any certif
Gates Ia constantly kept for sale Hichcox Axtels
and Jarv in 81 Paul! and ~ dealers in medicine every
~"eT' l9N
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W. a !. Is. SPENCEK Il co
st. Paul, Aug 25, 1853. st

CONTRACTING AND BUILDING.
LNDWARD STEWART, architect and builder is
- prepared TO furnish materials and erect buildings
Oh any size or style BY astrct eDdeavor to lust snt
the people, he hopes To merit continuance OF the nat
ronsse so Literally extended for the past two wears
IJAttention given to the apprasing of Real Estate
n. D. 40 good jonrneymen masons wanted for the
season. on Nc, on ihird street $50 ly
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ST. LOUIS HOT Sh..

siIf Lrly O'it.tfi IT, f1Nu uhI M FMn'nt, on Mf
1,es! bant # tim lAsissl4a Rnr.
THIS Hotel has Just been opened for the accom-
4 medallion of permanent and transient boarders am
is furnished and viii he kept IN style unsurpassed b,
any house northwest OF ST. Louis. lts location the
Mississippi river mile above Fort Smelling, and is
proximity 10 ST. Paul ana 81. Anthony, render as
summer resort or the most desirable places in the
country for persons seeking health pleasure. The
lakes and streams in the vicinity abundanty sup
piled with the most delicious fish, and the praires and
groves abound with all kinds Of game.
The subscriber would assure persons visiting Mime
sofa, that by giving him call they will find every exer-
tcn made render their snourn pleasant as possible
I5-tf W DOWNEK pronriator
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Great Bargains in Town Lots in Low
er Saint Paul.

Am LOTS one mile below the present Lower
EVO Landing have inst been laid out ard are
offered for sale At one hundred dollars each Such an
OPT ortuny 20 invest on speculation has rarely offered
These lots are nearly opposite Pigs f., Bar, which has
Tor The last two seasons obstructed. degree.
navigation To the present landing. And is too
much to say, that Is the point where ST ip-
phs business OF this growing city OF the West.
ultimately be done 1t only needs the erection d few
warehouses for beginning and at once the prosperity
Of the city VIII point in that direction And il is 10
give that beginning, that this ducement is held out
10 capitalists.
Other valuable real property and ST. Paul. for
sale b. the proprietor. Enquire of
l.. &. KINNEY, Proprietor, or
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-12-15
RoLLIS CLARK. JOHN RENFREW. A. CRozIE
EAGLE FOUNDRY,
Corner Of Nam and Biddic Streets, 81. Louis, 10

CLARK. RENFREW & CO..
HANtFACTt RERS ofSteam Machinery, hydraulic
ANH Presses, Oil and Tobacco Screws, Morses Patent
wdust Burners Page Childs' Patent Circular saw
Mills, iof horse steam water power, and all kinds Of
MILL w oRK &c,
They would invite the attention Of Miwrishts To their
new and large stock of Patterns for every vact, Of
" hees; lists of which VIII be furnished when desired,
by mail or otherwise.
Their extensive Boiler and Sheet-lron Works. under
the control OF A. CROZlER. afford facilities for Manu-
featuring and repairing Boiler and Sheer0n Work in
the most improsed manner
Good second hand boilers generally hand. l9ly
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GROCERIES,.

GROCERIES.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
u. WAIT d Co, Third street, st. raul. have
40 ct ON hand full assortment of q cir recently
large and web selected stock of aud Prov
ion- which they offer the public, Wholesale or retail
At the lowest market price Their stock CONSISTS in
part. as follows;
IS hbs. n. o., Clarified, Crusl'd and Pow'd sugars
sacks Coffee,
5 chests Tea,
10 bbs. Molasses,
DO Golden Svrnp,
81 do Kendars Crackers
20 do Pilot Bread,
s. DO Flour
II sacks Dried Apples
do do Peaches,
ii bbs Mess PORK
do Vinegar,
Lard, Cneese, Nackerel, Goldfish Salt, soar Candles
Starch, sal'eratus Powder, Shot, Wooden Ware, &c.
JaIi20---i0
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Dotels auO Boarntmg AOuses.
THE MCLEAN HOUSE,

DOORS EAST OF THE CENTRAL housE, BENCH ST.
MR. & MRS. HENDERSON have leased this house
week The tahl, well provided, their beds clean,
their rooms airy, aud charges moderate
Nov. ), lS53--y29.
GALENA HOUSE.
VENiE subscriber provided for the accomm odation
or without lodgng--at very moderate prices. Inquire
street above Third opposite nne a Cooie>'s Clothing
tore iul7-s-ly VIM. TRU SSONE
MISSISSIPPI HOUSE.
CORNER EAGLE HILL STs., ST. PAUL, MINNESOTA.
IGNHE subscriber has taken the above house ana fitted
up Tor the reception Of boarders sly lie uasur
passed by any house in the Territory.
Boarding By the day week on reasonable terms.
L. f. THOMPSON.
81. Paul, April II, '53.--y52.
BOARDING.
A FEW respectable boarders will find a comfortable
"a home at moderate charges in one OF the most CEN
trail parts OF she city. E. HOWE.
Maukato City, June 2, ls53-7-ly.
MENDOZA HOUSE, MENDOZA.
T Would respectfully inform the public that have
taken the Farribault House, i'll the Town of Mendo
ia, and prepared TO accommodate boarders perma-
Dent or transient.
The house is newly Tilted up. is commodous, and
pleasantly located, and pains will be spared in my
endeavors 10 make il OF the comfortable i'll
The West.
JAMES BRUCE.
Mendoza. july 10. lS53-If
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nURRAH FOR THE RED LINE.

EbED LINE COACHES with the best of teams and
n careful drivers are now upon the road hetweeu
raul and 81 Anthony, ready To accommodate the pub
lie on sill occasions. They have large and excellent
Livery Stock, several ard elegant Carriages and
Barouclcs also new Harness and Horse FURNISHINGS
and eGupages Of the most elegant description.
p 5, i'll returning thanks The public for the Iib-
eral patronage heretofore bestowed upon them "a e
pleasure in stating that they have nst received, adj.
diton to then former extensive Stock several young
.{ar md
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GALLUP & BARRETT,
Lumber Merchants.
Rock Island, Ills.
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SAINT PAUL, MINNESOTA.
rs most delightfully."- situated on ST. Anthcny stree
e fronting the river
Office rent. J. HOLLAND,
July 81 l853-,f Proprietor.
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FIRE. FIRE!: FIRE.:

FENlE "Od Etna' continues to dispense said and com
fort 10 the unfortunate, usual, at the Saint Pau
agency
CAPITAL STOCK, S3OOO,OOO.
THOMAS A BRACE, fres't \. l. Looms. See'y
X. Il. NELSON.
3-3Oy Agent for Minnesota Territory
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Inc following articles comprise Il part of NV stock;
n ri prints Embroidered dresses,
rochtCo 40 Irish linens,
GnIon do Cap Nets,
Spragues do Iaces and edCings,
iHiL Aliens sons prints, Embroidered collars
Blne and Orange DO Dress buttons
Hickory styles, Artificial DIVERS,
Heavy brown sheeting Band boxes,
shir;ng, Ladies fal cy bonnets,
Brown drilling, Misses, :.
"a bleached M sin, Fame, bonnets,
o-i ana 20 " Bonnet ril ons,
n n,ne s ani,,ngs, Cap and silk ribons,
O'l- dehims, Parasois,
Falls Go. - Umbrellas
H Hsml,o w'. ,ist,r, Linen linen table covers.
"h,'"h aChi.g, Union
Amosheag 4" Worsied
Apron checks, Jaquard d,ner
Crash and diapers, Ladies mike hose
Brown BROWN I"en r,,;nr white aid black hose
Kentucky jeans, mixed h,se,
Plain and fancy Tweeds Mems half hose
Fancy cassneres, Silk pocket hdkrs
Sstinetts Turkey red
Lancaster Ginghams, Linen Gamble
scotch Ladies hid gloves,
n Muslln de e lanes lanes isle thread gloves.
Bafase de Iaihes, cotton
Plain barages, Misses
Portsmouth lawns, Mems %
French Isle thread sloyea
Blk and figured silks kid glove
Coiored grapes, Sill
Grape sses, Summer shawIs
" hte illusion, Linen thread,
tolOred Gotten %
Check cambrcs, Spool thread
isconet. - knitting coiton
Swiss and book muslin, Needles, pins.
Bishop lawns. Percussion cans
POplins B.ads susuender,
tapes. steer pens, Peal buttons,
1bilHbies, FaLors, Agate
Razor strors, Goat ard x..t hr,,,,.
Hooks and eyes, Pencils
Violin strings Gold pens
H vienn bows, Tea and table spoons,
tioii"s, liable cutlery,
Ivory combs, Pocket knives
Back - Scissors and .h..ru
sue Toys, &c.
Riding ~
TEAS.
Young hysGn, Gun powder
Imperial, Black
VIRGINIA TOBACCO.
=, BOOTS AND SHOES.
e' MP oo"'., Womens morocco tics,
~ 'h'rk Jenny Lind,
YIN, ah gaers d l-2 DO
Wo"'ehs Aip bootefs. Chdrcns shoes
,,tssss Boys bTogans,
w oHshs enameled Mems "
Misses c.;,...
" omens' morocco bootees. pun,r.
buskns
Misses palm leaf hats, White shirts.
noSs " Flannel 4"
Mems leshorn
J. A. PACKARD,
1O4 Main street, Galena, nj.
Galena, March 9th, Ie5p. Soft
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Mems calf grained kip and thick Boots and Brogans
boys and Youths do do womcns calf, kip goat ename
eled Jenny Lind and kid Bootees; Ladies' goat kid and
enameiled Buskins ladies' fancy coPd Caters ard half
Caters and Buskns of every quality and price, full
and complete assortment of the different styles of Mis-.
and chilllrens, u.nar -
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lust RECEIVED
~ 30 irkins good Butter;
80 bbls, extra Mess Pork;
% A Sugar;
so " do;
1000 lbs Cheese;
10 kegs Golden Syrup;
10 half bbls. do;
) tbls do;
Is kegs 5. ii Molasses:
5 half bbs. do. do;
10 bbls, do do;
10 n. o. Molasses;
And large lot of fresh Famiiy Groceries Of every
description, for sale very low, Wholesale or retail
20 2m Il. PRESLEY.
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WELL BROKE HORSES!

specimens Of stock that have been eqalet in he
Territory Their present stock needs but be seen TO
be admired and approved by discriminating public
VIII our friends and the public remember that at the
Livery stable IN The rear OF The American House.
upper end Of saint Paul, they all hours have such
conveyance BY land, whe9s on horseback as they
may desire PATTISON & BEN SON
~. Paul. June 80, 1853. "
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he sOU9tIIHVf IHViHg bttn aNFOlncG Agent Tor The
sale o Louisville Cement, Will keep large supply
on hand, and Will be sold a atl advance from Man
u;oturers prices. il. +. McCLOShEN
CaIcna March o. 1870
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STRING SALES. ISjs.

z SHALL he receiving upon HE opening of navigation
IL Large and well selected assortment; Of British
rrench shd American Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes. Tea
ana iobocco and variety of fancy articles which
VIII be offered to the trade at lower prices the same
Styles nave usually sold in this market And would
suggest 10 purchasers who have formerly visited other
markets, that much time and expense saved BIZ
purchasing their goods here. An examination of my
stock and prices is respectfully solicited.
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MISSISSIPPI HOUSE.

4 FEW respectable boarders will find a comfortable
"a home at moderate charges, in OF the most cen
trail parts of the city. +. HOWE.
Maukato City, June 2, le53--7-ly.
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Agent for "a Calcna and st. Louis, and
Gaiena and st. Paul Packet Line OF
Steamers,
(,aiena, Aprii 7 1E1o
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MENDOZA HOUSE. MENDOZA.
Holland Place Boarding House.

Mendoza, July 10, l353-if
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TIE subscriber having teen appointed Agent for the
above Mills, Will keep constantly hand supply Of
Extra Family Flour Warranted superior to any -four
sold III this market. H. F. McCIoSKEY
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HREsH PRUSEs, RAEsINs, &c.
T. 5 cases No Prunes, in gisss jars
% roxas fresh Raisins
boxes Macea 'onl
boxes VerRacelh
bags Palm Nuis
3 bags Welnuts
All fresh and nice, just reeaived and for sale BY
8. BONAvtTA T. co,
au5 No 76 Main street.
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TaE DAILY DlSPAICH
Y.a 4 cow ARDIN. Proprietor.
Ice 2 PLEASANTS. Editor.
-.-ol.nnN rnNns ZOE sALE-2O. 600

.orp0( EONps FOR SALE-20.0 600
4 pnITg.pS VIRGINIA AND TENNESSEE
.Tp0An MORTGAGED SIX PER CENT.
ns1XDS INTEREST AND PRINClFAh tAf a
yJESNFW YORK, AND CONNEkIIbLE IN
70 STOCK OF TIiE COMPANY, Al IltE + rLEAS- ~
f-9E or THE HOLDER, AT ANY TIME AiAA
- SI<T nay OF DECEMBER, 1889.
TErse Roads are in sums OF slOUV eschi II
ra4ss1abIe .or 20 years and are part OF the loan
- one million fve hundred thousand dollars, au-
,bcIzed b tne legislature at its last season oue
,,ili,. O. which was taken by the state ana the
80 srap!v secured By deed OF trust on the
sr,ire road sad property Of the Company, Tor the
Dunc,ual payment Of the interest and the uitlnate
Trs5enDtier ef the Bonds. This loan, together with
ibe.r oriaina Capital of Three Million, VIII De ex
penied on the road
Tre rosi will extend from Lynchburg TO the
,Ts,n.s,ee ire distance of 2O5 miles, where il
81 connect wi.b other similar improvements ex
,,,iin. 10 Memphis on the Mississippi river, there
br sforiinx. wnen the South Side and Peter sburg
sTi Norfolk Railroads are completed, continu.
Cgs communication from Norfolk, Petersburg and
Richmond, to Memphis. 1t passes through that
lrop Of oaE Stale remarkable for its fertility, its
syr;cultural and mineral productions, and from
iEe Isrgs and .acre isns business which it already
commands. ,ae friends OF the rosd are ssnguine
that il viii certainly pay per cent if not more
The whole wJrk IS unGer contract and will be
completed bv the lst OF January, 1855. copy of
the ro-tzsss can lie seen al our Office and any in
foImstiun IN regard 10 the Bonds, can be had en-
application to PURCELL 81 co,
" l--2m Richmond
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LIST OF LETTERS
Remaining i'm the Richmond Post Omc
the Htb Auuu..


on the ath Auxu'
T Persons calling for Let
please say they are advertised
i Office hours on Sunds,
to y A III, from 4 to SPIN.
LADIES' Ii
A
Ahern mrs Mary Ashb
Augustine MIRA Luci.da Allen
Alexander mrs Jas
B
Burton mrs Susan Baird
Belknsp mrs Maria J Burk
Burton mrs Mary A Bonn
Boyd mrs Maris l. Brow
Bee mrs Julia Burcl
Baker mrs Jane C. Best
Bright MIRA Harriet Blanl
Brldgewster mrs E Bsile
Ball mrs X F Bulle
Brsnnan mrs Eliza
G
Cole mrs Sarah z CardC
Chick mrs Mary AZ Carril
Chaplin mrs Margaret 81 Cole
Clarke mrs Margaret Core
Chalk mrs Emily ClaI b
Croley miss Sarah Clsra
Couplan Susan Crum
ID
Drewry mrs Mildred T Doxs,
Davis mrs Mary DOsse
Davis mrs E,izaJ J Debn,
Z
Easton mrs RC Filing
Euosnk mrs Nancy Engls
Ellis mrs NJ NJ Ellis
Il
Franklin mrs Rose 2 Forbe
Faulkner miss Martha Fry L
G.
Griffith mrs Mary Gordt
Goode mrs Mary C Gillia
Gsry mrs Mary C Gram
Galt mrs Mary B Grove
Gordon mrs Mary E Gillial
Gresham miss Roberta Gathr
I'll
Hardesty mrs Sarah Hsrri
Harmon mrs Nancy A Henel
Howard mrs Sarah Hobs
Bsrreys mrs Sarah Hanv
Harper mrs NJ NJ = Halle,
Horn mis- Ellen Ii ult
Harrison mrs Eliza Hill n
Henly mrs Dolly Howl
Hall mrs Ana l. hlllia
Harrington miss B
j
Jacob mrs Lucy J Jslenl
Jones miss Allie Jones
Jones miss Aua III
z
Kirby mrs Z + keme
Kennedy mrs Martha r King
L.
LooginOtti mrs L Louis
Lechler miss Mary A
M
Moore miss Sarah Miles
Moore miss Rebeccs 2 Mour
Moore mrs A Muud
mosOy Saran Matai
Mann miss Sallie B Mitch
Me
EcGlsnue miss Virginia Mc Gil
or Louisa McAl
Napier mrs Sarah J
p
Preston mrs Rachael Pinn /
FtmbertOn miss Addie Page
fUgn miss Harriet fridC
Perkins miss Julia Ann PUCK,
Price mrs Betsy Packe
Pollard mrs Caroline N Price
Il
Rosne Katy Rim;
Rice mis- Ca,harine Rogal
Raymond mrs b A RogaI
Roane mrs judith 4 Ra de
Richardson mrs M E kopsI
Reeve mrs Martha G
g
Smith mrs Annie Sharp
SEauk mrs Bertha c Smith
Sullivan mrs G + Steele
Shoemaker mrs Indiana Semp
smith mrs Mary A Slsug
Swain mrs Mary A Stuff {
Strong miss Pauline Simo
Smith miss Anna Steel
Street miss Celeste
r
Tillsou mrs Harriet II Tiigm
Troliuger miss d A Turn,
Tyler Lucy
Vanrile miss A G.
w
Wingfield mrs EA2 With
WaiAer mrs FL N Wald
West mrs L A Wood
Woodson mrs Msrgret Watt
Waddy mrs G I Wills
Watkins inlss & h Wars
Williams miss CA Walk
Winston miss Henrietta
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ILk AND GAUAh MEkINO rHIRTs
4 AND DRAWERS. We have received fine
kcK of Silk and tiauga merino shirts and Drawers,
ct me thing for this westner Call and see them
AERCHAKT g. WEISIGER'S,
lie ls No liz Main street.
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ELEGART AND POPULAR PEEPA.
IL BATIONS FOR THE TEETH.-Odontine
the Pearl Dentitrce and Rosest Elixir three of the
most elegant, agreeable and eficacious deniifrces
IN use; prepared and sold by
PURCELL, LADD L. CO, Druggists,
au 92 Main sti Get
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Gates B J2
Green B F
GoImon Dennis
| Goodman J L
Gardner J
Gibbs J Fl
| Gordon Dunbar
| Graves q 8
Hodge
Hudgins a G
Hobson Albert
Honsely e. Derrit
Hunt Daniel
Holman Edwin
Huehson Fred
Howe G A
Hight 81 A
Horney J Al
Hoffman Sam'l
Howle John G
Hartford Malon
Henning VIM
Hall John O
Hobson J A
Harris On Leandsr
Herbert VIM
Ives lessee
Johnston Andrew
Jackson Mr.
Jackson Cain
| Jordon Mr
Jacob Ca5el .f
Janicke Eurine 2
Johnston Francis
Kelley Busan
King Cyrus
Kennedy Dennis
King George II
Levy Ash
Leatherwnod B B
Little Benja
Langley Chas II
Lauder Capt Chas
Lindsey C D
Lewis J w
Larry James
Lord James
| Lindsey T John
Leeds Fredk
Macfarlan John
| Mason GJ
Maynard Randolph
Miller 6 w
Mitch6ll John
Miller Henry
Mitchell Rev Francis
Mason S J
Hacknemara Edward
Malone Festus
Museke Henry
Martin James
Mann T John
! Msynar l.
| Marshall Richard
Mead Edwin
| Meade Mr.
Melvin Charles
Mcdowell N Samuel
McClaning William
Mcdonnell Michael
Mccormick Jas
McKinny Luke
| Mccarthy James 2
| McKenna L
Neagle David
Noel Jas M
| Osborn A w
| Parker Ambrose
Pollard Benz
Palmer Charles
| Pate T
Porter Edward E
| Peasants Geo ID
pearce Geo A
Parker Geo Fl
Peiudexter Henry P
Pow all jr J A
Poindexter VIM II
Quails henry
Randolph E D
| Rocker G NJ
Reid Geo w 2
Reddy Jno W.
Rior0an James
Rose Jos
Rusodi John
Robinson Jos
Rock VIM
syms Col
Sale A w
Sears Andrew
Sims Alexander
Smith Charles
Shnauber Christian
SpEadling Davii
| Saunders Demetrius
Shinnick Edmond
Smith Henry II
Stirling Hugh B
Scnerr Henry
Srhmiedeke Henry
Smith Jno K
| Scnweide Julius
Swan John
| SNank John
Simon Matt
Sharpe M Z
| Sulsvsn Martin
| Thomas A
Thompson A s
| Turner A
| Timberlake A B
| Totty B w
| TAYLOR G w
Turpia J s
Ten2le J A
| Timbe1lake john
| Uoter VIM
| Vaughan James T
| Watkins C A
| Wilson David
| WLtte D
| Williams E 8
| Whirlock F T
| Wultf F -
Wooddy G w
| Wells II T
| WsthoUe IA
| WiUfcee J II
| Walker Jas Z
| Wear Joseph
| White J Fl
| Wood Ionn
W ocdson Josiah L
| Wade w Il
| Young lothian D
| Young Thomas
| II
| L and P 2
| ERESH PRU Ne.
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| 5 boxes Mace
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