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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-18

NEW AND sPLfNDIii-LiJfary Edition of the PupuIar
Poss aud Poetry u Britain. Edited with and
CIiilcai No ices. by the Rev. Geo. Gilhllan.
s4nge enough have yet any thing At all an.
Peshtg asstsiaetory edition poets Jonsons
% bes and Cooke, and Shapes
lad me hundred volume
nave had the double coumnsd
ana we have hd the imperfect but
As rl' gwen evidence that
search directed the WLole."-if,.uduya.
want VIII be at price. he
edition by uinitn aud publishing Appleton CO. YORK
az the bookstore Of JANEs 'WOonItoi-sP
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soar 1NpC,Nntr N,@Ir,,ro,,v I,

v WIN NV NV w, NNp n, MsNlfNrmlN XXI
10 street between 10Th sud Lover Market ge Va
ut or black, brown, yellow and soap. Palm Rose Auon,
ani NareEatci DO With general assortment Of No CIarae
Csnds The snPcrory q hs black ssp usc
~ othcrs Manufactured attcsd fact in Rail
more Philadelphia aud other Northern cities
h STAINED peculiar distincton vhc his exports " these
60 " daily Inc easing. tie has hand quantity Of Heauto
ism soap three o'd Country Merchants adv
agecus TO deal 81 bis Mauufscory price. viii BE- und
arfNv
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ANCf CAss PANrsJust received No. II2 Main street
u me assortment OF Fancy Cass Pants Gail
hoz : MERCHANT & wEISIGER, lI2 Main ST.
RLANkETs-Bl KETs-Just rtceyeda very large stock
when VIII sell much less than he bough
tseNhere Also, large lot OF
Icier with various descriptions suitable for the pre-
sent season, which will be offered prices.
- GOLDsMIlS CHEAP STORE,
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nYsTER nsOttERsA supply just the manufacture,
q. T. sfNTOS co,
nos Sign of the Circular Saw, ~ Main street
SBA WILKINS FLOYD COUNTY BUTTER, Tor sale BY
81 noii JOHN ~ GORDON SON.
GUST RECEIVED, Double Hose,
- bic article for the winter which ca the attention u
taics. OiNTER ALNEY,
noii No. 10 Pearl street.
LSLoUR-i0 tbs Scoops Fauiiy FLOUR leo bbs Trim.
- PIE and valley Mns' Extra DO, iur saleW
not y ~ sKINKER, Cary street
huANeE2p bbl.. Hsysns Orangc. IN good order
~ W tn"it y. ID. SKINNER, Cay stree.
az BBtS. OH RYE wHisKEY ~ various brands and Of
no'a WINSTON JONES
uuOslEnN.-we have In stoie Of our Importation
80 ~ n,..V '0,.'" " u.s. ~ y. P'snue'
300 Mixed
1000 iiaif Hose, all colors and qualities
800 Chiidtcn's Hue, White and Mixed IIose
Also, Chidrens Ncrino Fancy Wool Hose of
Ladies' Mcrino, white and eolored
All Of which Trade small advance
importation. GINTER ALVEY, No 10 Pearl u.
ltAMPHISE AND BURNING FLUID, of bs,, quality, sale
~ By PURCKLI, LADD co, Druggists,
hoib Rhsn street.
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Lawrence. World. Pair Prrmiu-, D,cu.,,,. Gala,
ISL Broadvay corner white street Neg York n.,ni s
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INtLL DRY GOpDs ct w. II Vain street.
II
Black and Colorrd Cloths. BIS Doe Cashmere
CSld Doe Skin Ctssuere BIZ French T~st DO
Paid English Cashmere; Fancy American do
BIZ Sittncts Fancy Cora do
faacy Cord Twvcds. Kentucky Jeans
Mcfuo Cashmere, English Kerseys
b. an cold Sik Nrrk iIiks
BIZ sni cord SIX Neck Ties
Silk Pocket Hdks. Cord Hordd Linen fIdkn
fue White Linen HAAS
Bs, white sud cold Kill Gloves
BIZ, uhit- color'd Silk DO
Cashmere and Berlin Gloves
Neri0o sud Cotton HtlrHuss
Net shirts aud DraWs
Buck Gloves and Mitts. Suspenders, &c.
All " the above Goods have recently received ard VIII
sod As 10" as hey Be purchased ia ay hcu,e
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-05-05
RICHARD MARVIN.
On Third street. st. Paul,

Is NOW ENGAGED EXCLUSIVELY AS DEALER IN GLASS
GLASSWARE CHINA ARE. CIEENsw
CRoCkERY, on TIE sol TIL . THE
STREET, NEXT DOOR rRLSIEl'S
And nearly opposite the Post Onice1
HCEllENlNG that The trade of our viii now war
EI rant an establishment devoted solely thi, branch
at business, the subscriber calls the attention his
friends and all who III want of goods his line,
Fact that he is prepared 10 receive them
liberal AID &c commodain- terms, ard has hand and
now arriving very large and well selected stock of
goods. OTdestd expressly fer the market COMPRISING the
usual varieties, and many other articles be met
with Elsewhere in this town.
& G. blu. edged. dirt. PAINTED, printed white
flown, Lue and mulberry ear tlenvare;
Pure white, enhHtled ilsire, blue figured and gold
band, English china;
Vi bite, gold bard, and decorated French china;
All the varieties OF American cut, plain and pressed
glassware q Eastern and Western manufacture;
German and Bohemian glassware, great variety;
tsIglsh T. ID. pipes; American pipes and pipe hCasls;
iargc assortment OF lOOKing glasses, elegant apanIed
tea trays OF our own importation;
Britannia coffee AID 'eapoS, casters, pitchers exc. n
great variety Of FIST rate quality,
A large ats elegant assortment of Cornelius & Co.'S
celebrated solar lard lamps, clandeli girandocs
gilt. olive. ard danask;
Together with large variety Of articles not usually
imported tor this nlarket.
am prepared Ia Offer large STOCK Of goods ordered
expressly or this trade on unusually favorable terms.
Assorted crates packed fur the country trade the
best nanrtr, kept COZ siahtlv ON hand.
Vi, gGcds ar put mp in the best manner by careful
and experienced packers and may Ice transported any
distance BY wagon otherwise, without risk or break
Gall and examine goods for Yourselves.
Particular atit Don is invited to stock Of Window
Glass ri all sizes and qualities; which Will be sold here
tor less prices than ever before offered IN 81 Paul and at
small advance upon the manufacturer's
fnr cash in hand. RICHARD MARVIN
IL.
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mo U.l-NENORLAL TO Congress yclure to Schrol Lands

10 The H'norab the Senate and House of REPRESENTATIVES of he
United States, IN Congress assembled:
The Memorial Of the Legislative Assembly of the Territory Of
Minnesota respectfully represents: That the
organizing the Territory of Minnesota reserved for
Scoo purposes, sections sixteen and township
Oh puoc and but made for who
upon and improved said tracts before the passage TIE act
OF reservation, and when said lands ghtuy legally
open for settlement and purchase.
SEC = That great Injustice viii be done this class your
honorable bodies do not make provision for such
persons the land which by their labor been
mace valuable Tar beyond their original WORTH such
IN many cases. constituting all the property
of the settler.
SEC The justice and propriety of such been
previously set oh memorial of this Legislative Assembly
ITS session OF lSof renders
the subject at this time.
SEC Your memoriasts again respectfully earnestly
tor the passage OF law shall
to the satisfaction OF the officers of the proper Offices the fact
of bona de settlement and cultivation previous the
said act of reservation the right settled ,op
sufficient to cover their improvements exceeding hundred
and sixty and that other and equivalent lands granted
the Territory for School place said settled lands
Approved-Nlarch ), 1854
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THE STONE STORE,


~ SIMPSON corner Of 1hird and Roberts streets
- . has just received entire stock OF Dry Goods
Boots a Shoes, Hats, Gaps Hardware, Noo,elware
meats OF all Kinds, etc c,c 10 which he invites tie at
tention % purchasers.
June 20. 1851. 90
ANkOCERiES--Tea. Su-ac Coffee S. Ii. MoAsscs
w Rice, ctr. For sale low by
June Is. 90 j. ". SIMPSON.
II ETCiiUrS Peppersauce Pickles, Preserves Sauces
IN Brandy Cherries, etc. Fox sale low uy
June 20 10 j. ~. SiAITSOV.
A large lot o. Be.seals nstantly Oh hand and for
n ~ jane l6.--(lW j. ~. AiNPoOY.
EeACoN, Hams, Shoulders, Sides, Mess Pork, always
y on hani and ior sale by
Jane 10. 90 j. ~. SIMPSON.
EtSAMiLY FLOUR, Elkader extra and other brands;
n Away Oh hand and Tor sale by
June 10. 90 d. IS. SIMPSON.
fine assortment OF boots and shoes polka, buskirs
a hootfes misses. boSs and ChGrcis shoes, which
particular at entiun IL invited by
June 20 QO J.W. SIMPSON,.
EbEADI made clothing, large lot, for sale by
Ia JUe %. j. -. SIEPSON.
.RESIi butter and eggs, meal western reserve
n cheese, etc, Tor sale low by
Jane 70. 90 j. ". SIMPSON.
EtOOkiNG stoves, Ohio premium, ior sale by
v June %. j. -. SIMPSON,
81 RE and No lead glass, putty and nails, always
i on hand ard for sale by
june 20. j. ". SIMPSON.
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EMPIRE SAW N.O,fhS.
W. l.. f. GAGE.

(Fornclly Ice, Gage Il Cos
Nsnu!actnGrr Oi every description oi Saws
NO. ID naIn street, 1T. LOUis, 40.
FSNiiE firm Of Ice, Gage Co having been dissolved
u by Mutual consent Oh the 2ist dan If JaLArN last
would inform my friends and customers, that have
made drrai genCts with Me>Srs Bridge a ntler and
Will cor TIME the manufacture Of SAWS, all their carr-
~ Ne pans have been spared III fitting ap machinery
and securing experienced kHen. and stock Is
purchased direct from the manufacturers both in Eu-
role and America, for cash, am confident that can
hol0 ont such Inducements that dealers vi / find 1t TO
Their interest 70 encourage home manufacture.
AS 10 the charirter and reputation OF bearing
my stamp nothing need be said, as trust that boih
dealers aud CONSUMERS have had sufficient opportunity
10 Its the qua! oi ny manufacture, Will. II partner
H. the late hru OF Lee, Gage Co, doubt Tor
moniei my ability ia compete successfully point
OF price quality or finish, with any uIaHn.actorv uf
the Mud IN tIe United States. Being in re .ipt
OF ever! description of stock am prepared Ill
ali orGers with promltl.csS and despatch.
All orders addressed TO the undersigned. to Messrs.
Hricge q Bro, viii receive prompt attention.
Particular attcLtlon paid to all kinds oi rcpairirg
may &t--4-6tt W. l.. L. GAGE.
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ICE CREAM SALOON & GENERAL
CONFECTIONAKN ESTABLISHMENTS

TIE subscribers, in returning their sincere thanks 10
Their patrons and the pIhlic in general for the liberal
encouragement they have received, desire inform
them thai they have opCiCd an Ice Cream Saloon in
The building formerly krovn As IlichcoX d keuce's
Drug store, on Third street. They VIII always have Ice
Cream and every article the confectionery line La
ditS and Gentlemen please gave Us Il call.
They Will also inform the public that they have al
ways on hdid al Their Cohitciiunary. The Amcri-
Can House, ull assortment vi fancy and PLAIN Candies
winch they viii EEL almost a, low be bouo hi
in 81. louis Merchants VIII find Lseir adv autDg,
10 call before schdng below. All orders Tor cancs
promptly filed REM d kARCUIR
iaul. july 6. 1872
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f<EUHCf, Factory, Steamboat and Locomotive Bells
" constantly on hand, and P.,Ls CHIMES Of Bells
(oi any nGuer)cisi 10 oiGer Improved casrOn YOkes,
with movable arms, attached these Bells,
they may be adjusted to ring easily and properly, aud
Springs also. which prevent the capper from resting on
the Et1 thereby proiorGlng Its sornd. Hangings
plete (mcludng Yoke, Frame ard Wheei) furnished
desired.
An experience OF so this business by their late
father enabled him To ascertain the form for Bells
the combination OF metals and degree of heat requisite
Tor secrng III them the greatest solidiy, strength. ad
most Wtoduus tones Which improvements, ugetlcr
Win ms very extensive assortment ef patterns
held By The subscribers, Who have grown Wp in the bust.
nts-, ana who Viii use every enieaVor the
reputation WSh tie establishment has heretofore
JOY e bc;h ia tli ard foreign countries the bell, from
Which have repeatedly received tha hirhcs; awards O.
the y. \ state Agricultural Socci ard American Ins
tutc, ard at which were compile Chimes and heavy
Alarm Bells for INHERENT parts q: .c Union and Canada.
MATHEMATICAL lNSTRt NENTS will sin be
MauiiCturei ~ a., Subscribers, c which the, laNe
constantly On Band, an assortment Ct Transit ulStru
meb'> Levels. Surveyors Compasse~. (pi..n. uomious
ard inpI,. ed) &c. Also. Brass CoA position Cast
iheS 81 any siia cast TO order
All communications promptly attended 10.
ANDREW MENEEL1'S SONS.
est FfY.,v A N.,rt
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LEX. REY takes the opportunity Of the New
N Year to announce TO his Customers that though he
has sold large portion OF his winters supply he has
yet good assortment OF the following articles:
Mess Pork by the Dbl. Crackers.
Hams and Shoulders. Macoar0ni.
Prime o sugar 10 lb pr , Pearled Barley.
Clarified . do do. Preston Chocolate.
Crushed do do. Cod Fish.
Pow'd do do. Mackerel
loaf Sugar. Herrings.
Eechers Syrup, soc pr gal. G. A. salt
Do. do. 10 gal kg 81 30. Table Salt.
Prime q Mois 6Uc pr gal. Palm Soap.
Cider Vinegar 25 do do. variasated Soap.
Rio Coffee Prime article, CASTLE do.
7lb 10 the Dol. Carpet Warp.
Java g ext. do do. Cotton Batting.
Imperial Tea. Cotton Twine.
v H. Tea Bed Cord.
Black Tea. Clothes Lines.
Dried Apples. DO. Pins
Preserved Fruits. Starch.
Pruuts, III jars and boxes. Indigo.
Raisns Wash Boards.
Currants Wash Tubs.
Citron. Covered Buckets
Fresh Lemons Painted do.
Extract al Lemon. Well do
Tomato catsup. Clothes Baskets
Pepper Sauce Market do.
Spices. BrOoms.
Ginger. Door Mats.
Mustard. Axe Handles.
Yeast Powder. Matches.
Cream Tartar. Havana Cigars.
Soda. Smoking Tohacco.
Saieratus. Chewing do pigs & pap's,
Sweet OH. Ride Powder
And al the articles belonging to line.
We have also good article Of Minnesota Cheese,
and VIII have in iii days, 4,Ou0 lbs smoked hams
and shoulders cured by ourselves
dec29 ALEX. REY.
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and actually the building of the road within three
from passage of and have the completed within
ten from the organization of said Company then this act
shall be null and void
SEC TO- The Leg stature may any repeal
Approvsd-sIarch s. 1853
'" a f S ACT 70 1 5 81 .' rs r ss
avian la a~.aiary aPg"oed M1eA g. 1852
enacted By Legislative assembly cf The Territory Of Mn
neS'a nat an act TO amend an &c, TO po,e "r the Oh
ISL and anendatory thereto, approved March 4, 1852
ever they amendatory aud the
hereby erased ad that Benjamin w Bunson be- and he
hereby Of the said board of building commissi"n
ers lieu Chief Justice year. and until
his successor shall be elected and qualified.
general the Public Buildings
of the Territory let all under the direction of said
board building commissioners for labor or materials to be used
in about SAID buildings aud be the general business of
said board, for which services he shall receive salary of five
hundred dollars said salary be paid out
appropriated for the 81 Of the Territory.
SEC Hereafter the Legislative Assembly Joint Convention
aforesaid until the said buildings shall be completed.
SEC L. All acts parts Of acts conflicting herewith be and
the same are hereby repealed
ApprovedAarch 5. 1868.
'"A'rf" Ax AsT az . s; %; s 5 e.!s ' ''" tbs Falls
enacted by The Legislature assembly Of The Territory Of Mn
noa: That Emanuel Case, David Gorham Calvin A. Tutc
of enncpin County hereby appointed Commissioners locate
and Territorial Road commencing at Falls
Anthony the most feasible route via Stevens
Mills Falls Creek to the boundary of sbey county.
oEC i"at 'e Sa commissioners meet at the mouse OF
Col John H. Hennepin County, first Monday
MayneM at 10 O'Clock ~ NJ practicable thereafter
PfOtded, h0Uerr mat the absence Com
mlssione appointed by this Act the others have power
supply SAID vacancy by appointing another Commits oner or
NAV in case majority them proceed in dscharcno their
Shall discretionary with majority of said
Commissioners adjourn from time to time as they may deem
proper and the when assembled shall poceed to
y out and mark said road and EXPENSE for
paid from the Territorial Treasury:
Pre- That the whole amount so paid shall not exceed ne
hundred dollars
Approved--sIarch4 1873
CHAPTER xXIry ACT 1ai for the printing of the 1 md journals
BE 1t enacted by the Legislative 3mby Of The Terrier or Vim
That there shall be printed by Territorial Printer ind
bound in pamphlet form by the Territorial Binder five hundred
all Acts Memorials Joint Resolutions passed
present session of the Legislative Assembly.
3 shall be printed in the same man.
each of of the Council and
-,iF' - ~ '
or 7enrlat Road a ST. nttng to Il. We, s Of Like ST. co. oa
H4'~nra.
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ELOCR FOR SALE.

CONSTANTLY hard al Frank Smith 4 Co.'S
~ Clay tor Iowa, (ahout IL miles below Prairie du
Ciien and an excellent nndng) which guarantee as
sood as any III tue market; IN quantities to suit purcha
I4-2S 6mi THDNESnN hAyIC
A FINE assortment Of splendid gold Iochets some
"A With four openings; Looket Pins and Watch Rings
tor sale either with or without Lkenesses at
sssa WHITNEXS GALLERY
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BY EXPRESS.

NE have this day received by Express a very gen.
w eral assortment of Cloths. Cassiners Vesiiuas
and Gentlemens' Furnishing Goods which we viii show
to our customers at usual low rates
WHINE ~ COOLEY.
az. ohprtS
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'aNi. undersigned has put up the past winter vera
Il Thousand tons of tins delicious article, in thickness
varying rom two TO three feet, which he Offers
suppH al private iaIliies hotels boartg hoUsc boats
&c His supply IL iBeNiiaustable and he invites the pa
tronase OF the several towns md cities the river.
tai SVNH\nS
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NEW GOODS.

MASS anu Cneensware, Just reed leo doz tnmblers,
~ various kinds. For sale at the ~. Paul Querns-
ware store 0yS) X. MARVIN.
i AMPS, Globes and Chmneys, for sale by
h j.. Il. MARVIN.
a. DOZ Frat Fowls, just rec'd and for sale BY
~ iye r. MARVIN.
IT q DRUGGISTS and Medical men-2n dnz tinctures
Il and satmouths, for sale by r MARVIN
DoZ assorted castors and 20 doz cruets Just reed
% and tor sale by Il. MARVIN
Oh DOZ. salts and 25 loz fruit plates and nappies
% " just reed and for sale by r MARVIN
~ boz syrup and dog soda gobles Tor sale by
~ Io X. MARVIN.
A LARGE lot of Queensware, just opened at the
IN st Paul (lpeensware Store by
ro II. MARVIN.
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H. HELtilLE wishing 10 engage III other busi-
~ ness, offers to close his large and well iect-
Ell assortment TT Boots and shoes, a bargain. lie
VIII be IN receipt of all the best and late sy upon the
opening of navigation. 4-Is-tf
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vi" be offered The trade lower prices the sane
sly les have usual. sold in tbs market And would
suggest To pure h@sers who have formerly visited Other
markets, that much time ara esr.Ese NAV b. saved by
purchasing their goods here. An Examination of nv
stock and prices is respectful, solicited
The following articles Comprise a part Of NV stock.
Me'tii"F rIlh's, Embroidered dresses,
Cecheco DO Irish linens,
Union 10 Cap net's
sprasues do Laces and cirirgs
J hi. Aliens u Sons prints Embroidered COLLARS
Blue and Orange 10 Dress i.Iitons
HICKORY STYLES, Artificial towers,
htafy brown sheeilng, Band boxes,
=, . shifting, Ladies rcy bonnets
Brown drilling, Misses, :.
"A bleschtd ms sin, :" Fsnc. bonneis,
- ana - Bonnet rIt Ons.
6,ae . arniings' Gap ana silA nbous,
Gus deIiins fart-ols.
Falls Co. - Umbrellas
Cable twists Linen iuh,e fov,rs
Hamilton ticking, Union
Amoskeag - Wursed
Apro" creeks, JaGusrd diaper,
Crash and diapers, Ladies mi en hose
Rr"wn msms dr,,n white aid black hose
heniuckl jeans, mixed ,se
Plain and fancy Tweeds, Mems half hose.
Fancy CasSimeres, Silk pocket hdlr.
Sltnefis, Ju,key red
Lancaster Girshams, Linen Gamble
ScoiCl q ladies Kid ylovps
Muslin he laines !" I,lr tlread ,,ovss
Barage de lanes, cotton
Plain baragts Misses
Portsmouth, lawns, Mems
French " Isle thread gloves,
III ana heufed silks, g Kid gloves,
Colored grapes, SILK cravats
Grape lisses, summer shswl,
White illusion, Linen thread
Coored :" Gotten
Check Cambiics, Spool thread
9acohet Knitting cotton,
Swiss aud book muslin, Needles pins
Bishop lawns, Percussion cans
roPiihs' bfaids, slispenders,
Tapes, steel pens, Peal buttons
lhinibies, razoTs, Agate
Razor strops, Cont and vest buttons
lfoohs ana eyes, Pencils,
Niol!h strings, Gold rens,
nio!ia bows, Tea and table spoons,
,ioiiis, Table cutlery,
Ivor: combs Pocket knives
IacK Scissors aid shears,
Side TOYS A.
Riding
TEAS.
young hystn, Gun powder,
Imperial, BLACK
VIRGINIA TOBACCO.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
1he's MP boots, WoncIs' morocco tics.
hch Jenny Lind.
-. cal . gaiters & i-2 90
WoHehs Alp oootces, Chldren's shoes
"isses Boys brogans,
Wonens enanelcd " Mems -
Misses u,iter.
'" omens morocco bootees, d" pumps
- hnskns
Discs Misses palm leaf hats, White shirts,
boNs Flannel
Mems leghorn
J. A. PACKAkA
- 1O4 Main sttcet, Galens, Is
Galena, March 9th, 1852. 5U-l
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agTecble and useful compound for diseases of the
"A chest and lungs--General Agents Barnard, Bro 4
Co. St Louis, No For sale by the Druggists of Gale
st. Paul, by J. w. Babcock HtcicOx Il Kellogg
and Wm. ooassauss at o. AHthony, w J. r. Wlscr
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II. f. Hy'CLOSEEY.

" HoLESAIE Grocer, Forwarding and Coolmis-
w sion Merchant, and General Steamboat Agent,
No % Levee, GaeDa, III. The attention of buyers il
called to my stock Of Groceries Provisions etc,
HAVING receive" by late arrivals New York Bos-
ION, New Orleans ana -. LOUIS. which addition
former stock, renders my assortment complete shall
continue TO receive additional shipments from time
time, during navigation, thereby enabling have
fresh and full stock throughout The and be ab
nj all tines, 10 Ill orders at the lowest market
The Receiving and Forwarding Business, shall IN eve
~ Instance nave my personal attention, by which, des-
patch ana care Will he graraned and the expense Of
Storage and Drayage rs much possible avoided.
heel assured that facilities and long experience
the Comni sion and Forwarding business, enable me 20
warrant entire satisfaction to that may favor
with their patronage.
Liberal Cash advances will be made Produce and
Merchandise shipped TO for sale in this
tcaiar attention will be paid to the purchase Of all
cles not in my line.
~ Agent for Ga'enn and ST. Louis and Galena and
st. Paul PACkET LINE OF STEAMERS
ii. +. M'CLOSKEY.
GAlena April I. 1882 If
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REFERENCE:

REFERENCES.
7. Chouteau, Jr. 4 Co., New York,
!.orinz, Sterling & Co. Pittsburgh,
James Peck $50, Chicago,
Bridge & Lewis, Detroit,
Ray, Keith & Co, Cincinnati,
Chouteau r Valee, ST. Louis,
lame! .:,,1s. Carer r 81 q. Z Co. c%ens,
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AMERICAN Mills.

AMERICAN MILLS.
THE subscriber having been app outed Agent for the
above Mills, VIII keep constantly on hal. suppl, Of
extra Family Flour. Warranted superior any lorr
sold III this market. II. r. NeCLcSNEN.
i,HDRAj f1tC Ck.tiF,NT.
THE subscriber having been pointed AGENT for the
sale OF Louisville Cement viii keep large supply
hand, viii be sold a small advance from Man
uiactnIers prices. H. L. McCl.OShEY.
Gtlria. riarch - lSI2.