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The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1853-05-14

A PPLES-Dried and Green-the best
the market and in fine order, received by Excel
sior and for sale by ]. ". BASS, Wharf Boat.
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For Rent.
Farm for Sale or Rent.

FARM Of eighty acres, st. Paul, thirty
n two acres under Improvement which has been broke
and cultivated Upon the place Is good dwelling and
other convenient improvements. Apply to
S. II. SERGENT.
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COMPREHENSIVE.
REMOVED.

REMOVED.
TINE NEW YORK STORE has removed to the
i new building doors above the old stand. The La
dies and Gents respectfully invited to cali and examine
stock. We prepared to show them Of
the preest stocks Of goods brought TO this market.
Remember the
NEW FORK STORE,
where it is no trouble to show goods.
A. I. CHAMBIIN.
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UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,)
Territory of Minnesota, (
District Court OF the United States, the First judicial
District, Ramsey county.
The United States of America, PeinaEa
Charles H. smith, Isaiah winE Thomas Spooner, Israel
Brook A. NJ Mitchell and David +. Heaton, defendants.
To THE ABOVE NAMED DEFENDANTS:
VOU are hereby summoned, and required to tho
complaint In this action, which is fled In the
the Clerk of the said District Court, at ST. Paul. said
Territory, and 10 serve copy Of your said
complaint on the subscriber at his office In the
ST. Paul aforesaid, within twenty days service
OF this summons on yeu exclusive Of the day such
vice and you fail to answer the said complaint within
the time aforesaid, the plaintiffs this action will have
their damages assessed by jury the they
entitled to recover ascerained by the Court under its
direction, and take Judgment the assessed
or ascertained, besides the costs Of this action.
Dated March 25th, 1858.
II. l.. MOSS,
L. S. Dist. Atty for Minnesota Ter.
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1853.
1853. ,s,a
Charless, Blow & Co..


Charless, Blow & Co.,
WHOLESALE DEALERS in
DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS. OILS.
DPESTUFFS, WINDOW GLASS.
"iassware' Perfumerlcs, Tobacco, &c, &c,
No. 10 and ~ Main Street, St. Louis,
"A RE now in receipt Of their invoices
a Of their late purchases, and will by the first of
February, have their immense stock in store which he
one to Western merchants at small advance on New
York Importation prices and take this Opportunity ia as
the public that they continue to deal On the mos,
liberal terms, and sell article their line ior CASH
punctua time as heretofore at otvcr prices
than any responsible house Wcs Our stock consist,
in part OF
DRUGS AND MEDICINES,
FOLLOWS:
cases cape shoes 5000 Fans quinne
do Socatrine aloes LOCO Iodine
do Turkey Ayrrh 800 lbs dover powder
bbls suysr cal 1900 yds adhesive plaster
% rhubarb root 5000 lbs sulph ether
90 bbls birthstone 1000 lbs Eng and Am cabinet
bbls gum guiac 1000 Eng and American blue
do gum gnnbogc mass
10 do gum assafGtida ZOO OzS sulp acct and mu,
do + India do do morphia
10 do Turk gum arabic % Of Berrnula and.
900 kegs sup carb soda WIarrow roU
bbs balsam Copaiba IS cases borax
5000 lbs aqua ammona 3 cases cantharides
800 lbs pow'd red ark IS bbs cream tarter
10000 lbs spirits nitre SO boxes tart acid
A''0S or sa aouue potash 200 cases Blown's blister
cases gum traSacanth tissue
do Turkey opium 5000 his Ar CAYENNE
~ boxes EPSON salts 200 lbs choroform
~ ~ Eases po~>u rhubarb 6OO lbs subIimate
o,oVV euIphur 1000 It's red precpitate
witch with large lot of CHEMICALS from the man
ufactory OF Powers 4 weightmau
PAINTS, OILS, AND DYESTUFFS:
4oo bbs linseed oil 10 cases Prussan blue
lO0 obls turpentne % casks refined whale oil
10 tons Of red lead and 80 bbls tannsrs' oil
lySharge 10 casks sperm oil
70 bblS whiting 20 casks sweet Oil
DO bbls putty % cases madras indigo
10 cerOons Carraccqs in 300 boxes ext lOewood
digo 200 bbls and chip'd log
70 hbls camwood wood
70 casks Dutch Inadder 80 bhls ST and chip'd
30 kegs Paris green fust!c
FARNISIIES:
IS bbls copal varnish No. Is bbls Japan varnisi,
i and 10 bbls black varDish
10 bbls coach varnsh
From the mandatory of Smith Stratton, New York,
which is a guarantee of their superiority.
BRUSHES:
200 doz Adams extra paint brushes assorted
bOO doz Adams extra varnish brushes, assorted
Oh doZ Adams extra wall brushes, assorted
500 doz English and French tooth brushes assorted.
GLASS AND GLASSWARE:
1900 boxes window glass, from 6x3, 3ixi0, Pitts
burgh brands
200 boxes assorted apotlecary ware.
PATENT MEDICINES:
Al the popular Patent Medicines of the day, constantly
Oh hand at Manufacturers prices.
PERFUMERIES:
Taylor's and RouselPs soaps, cologne, extracts, &c.
TOBACCO:
600 boxes Virginia tobacco, all brands, for sale ut
small advance OH manufactu-ers' prices.
February 10, 1S53-23tf
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,)
ryofM
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ST. PAUL NURSERY.

Regular St. Louis, Galena, Dubuque, St. Paul and
saltwater Packet.
r. D. The steamer Dr.. FRANKLIN, No. 2,
lssEE5af5 MoNFoRT, Master, will make regular trips
between the above ports during the season.
For freight or passage apply on board or to
J. W. BASS, Agent,
Wharf Boat, St. Paul.
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Port Of ST. Paul.

Port Of St. Paul.
Steamboat .frrirais and Departures for the
,ceek ending Friday, May 18th.
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AAn BUSHELS CORN; IS bbls Green Apples; ~
lUUU bbls Dried Apples; 10 boxes Lemons, receiv-
ed per Ben Campbell, and for sale by
CONSTANS e. BURBANK.
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Passengers per steamer jamestown, altl

October:
Howard, J Evans, d II Weymouth, 7 NJ Crowder,
IT Tayloe, II c Nichols, y Bond, o y Nichols,
DR. o Anderson, u 4 Jones, Carter ID ii Fry,
T c Gsllop, NJ Mullen, s Pearce, VIM III Smart, w
2 Cornck, r @ Hancock, q w DENLY, Hancock,
r W Slaughter. ] q Outlaw. y ii Whitney, John r
IIults, D n Dunhaun, RI Allen and lady, PJ Evans
aud lacy, Miss H Jaynes, Mrs l. Swan, Mrs
Peltou, Miss Davenport j Priusle and lady, nj
Peck, lady and daughter. Mrs @ n Wolfe and daugh.
ter, Wake and lady w n Talbot, l. l. Barnes and
lady. j C Seay, Al Ff Evans. miss w Tottle Miss
n A Tottle, Miss Stewart, Mrs N Hendren,
Mrs Palmer and son, Ms Picot aud daughter, L L
Lonrly Williamson, G Caldwell, Com Breese and
servant, Miss L Hail. Miss r Gilbert. Miss Caldwell,
Miss Cohen, MrsL Dawson and daughter, Miss
ME Peed, Mrs @ Clarke aud three children, Mrs NJ
Chapman, Mrs } Grill and son, Miss L Price, Fl
King MrsI Hopkins, Mrs n C Barclay. Miss Aselsid
and Miss Emily Pitcher X Eraser and daughter, 4
K Turkey, L Allen, G Fenten, J c Thomas q X
Pelton, J f Hilton, @ Chancey; J III Clarke, Edw A
Giddon. c Johnson, G Young. ID Ulatts S Shop.
pard Mrs Sheppard, ID Sumner, B Bagby, + &
Dsde, ID OSulivan. W 7 Fentrass j NJ West "
i PsTrissen--snd rs in stee.age
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ATa meeting of the Board of Directors

4 T meeting of the Board of Directors
IA of the Virginia Central Railroad Company on the
9Th September, 1855, the following resolution
adopted, viz
Whereas the Agricultural Society of Virginia pro-
pose to hold fair in the city of Richmond in the
posed to ard laudable enterprise in its infancy:
Resoiced, That on the present occasion all persons
exhibiting evidence of being members of the Society,"
and all articles intended for exhibition, shall be car
RED and returned this road free of charge; but
the company will not be responsible Tor any acciden-
NoTE.-It is possible that more subjects for exhibit
ton may be offered than the company have conven-
lent means for transporting. To prevent disappoiut-
meift, should confer with the Superintendent
six days before the fair K. FONTAINE, Prest,
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ExTENPoRE PREAcHrNG.-There are some good
people who at this late day, dislike exceeding To
listen &c preacher who makes use of written ser
mons minister whom we fell in company with
a day ortwo since gave little of his experience
on this point, and related the following Incident:
lie SAID that just before leaving the theolocica al
school, he was seat to certain Baptist church in
New Hampshire to supply Tor eingle Sabbath. and
directed when he arrived to call on one of thu
menlbers-an old iarmer-at whose house he ex
pected to put up. When he arrived the old farmer
received him cordially, and immediately com
menced conversation az follows:
Farmer.-(Eying him very closely9 You have
come 10 preach for US, have your
Student-'Yes, sir, have come with that expec
fation.
Farnler,-'Do you make use OF written ser
m0nsT
Student-T do
FaT11er.-'fou do then We don't want YOU. II
SPEAK 10 the people myself first. want man thai
ran open ms mouth, and hare tie Gospel foao Xix.
oater gushing out at the tail of sau mill and I'm,
rock
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CIc1ER.-A French physician, DR.. Burg by
name alleges that copper, and some other metals
is a preservative against cholera and IN proof OF
1.-THE declares, no doubt on good authority, that in
rhe different vistations OF the cholera in France
the men employed in copper and iron works and
especially in the former, entirely escaped any at
tack Of the disease, though II caused devastation
around them. The same fact he adds, was observ.
al 10 Russia. in Germany, and in other countries
He recommends we understand, the wearing OF a
shee, OF copper round the breast and we hear
that he win shortly arrive in New Castle by direc
non Of the French Government TO try his systeni.
The Academy of Medicine in Paris is now engaged
in examining the communications he has made to
il on the subject.
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ARRIVALS AT TIE PRINCIPAL HOTELS
YESTERDAY

CITY HOTEL-N NJ Jardella, Washington; Dr.
L X Chandler. y Robinson, y; Il Thompson
staunton; J Hill, Augusta; 7 Il Furt, f Prichter
Petersburg; G. 4 Bashan, Surry; J Il Durham, Va:
A Tugcle. Ky; J + Rice, Carter, Miss w
Rice Prince Edward; f p Green and lady, Miss
Green Miss Adams Rockingham: d Lucus, Jet
ferson; " W Phillips, Charlotte: A J Saunders and
son, 2 l. Jones, Fincastle w Preston, Boydton;
Ii Ford, n c: l. NJ Lawrence, w O Smith, Vir.i.
MIA
AMERICAN HOTEL.-Ches Leonard, Petersb g;
W II Norris, PhiIs: Paul Chandron, Mobile: W
Mitchell, Phila; W " MsrteenS, n Orleans; NJ NJ
Ellen Bateinan \ York; J Hnrishoru, Montg omery;
Rich'd Coke, Washington: Pritchard, NJ Mathews,
Petersburg; " Hrlett, Geo NJ Mace, Boston; 5 NJ
Anderson, r 4; Danl Dodson, Petersburg II L
Rodes Va; l. II Wick, Jovuer's, NC; c NJ Strickland,
Carolina; 5 NJ bold, Tenn; y Walton, Richm'd;
c II Graves, PowhataE; II A Wells Goocblaud NJ
Hlliard, Washington; a Coleman and lady, Miss Lu-
ther. Phila; L Gardner. Beyuesvilie; g Dunbar,
Heprico T II Holden, Chesterfield; J II Marshall,
Anderson, Miss Graham, South Corolina: & Harri-
son, Cnmherland; J Griffin. Scottsville; L NJ De
Witt W a IIorsiey, A9!son' Z Jennings, lady, IL
tersburg; VIM Allen, Surry; W Brown Essex: 4
A Hammond, Henry Edwards, n Carolina; John 5
Perkins, Colupbis; 4 q Martin, Powhatan; John II
Davis, n Caroline: Francis Z Riyes Mrs f C Heath
and daughter, DR. L PEBBLES. Petersburg: ] Tur-
'ner, Portsmouth; Thomas N Crowder. Norfolk; q ]
Spruance Mr.. D Spruancc, Miss \ Little Providence;
D Fitzsimnons, Miss Fitzsirun,ons, Harpers Ferry;
W Osborne, Richmond.
EXCHANGE HOTEL.-H Hudnall, Chesterfield:
r Gaines, Charlotte; Mrs w II Harrison child and
serv't. Amelia; Col Singleton, c; NJ Figs y G: C
|. Richter Washington NJ Furness, J Brooke, Y;
J Il Ennis, 5 Drinkard Prchard, NJ Matthews,
] Butts, Petersburg Dr. Pretlox, Southampton; j
l. Lewis, ) c; Dr. w Wake. Chesterfield; W
Hill and lady, Miss Huhson Mont gomery; c ) Ward.
Penn; o Johusou. Savannah; Wilkes. u S n; C
Stai,back, Va; j Murphy, New Kent; j T Berry n
7; A II Penl6ertan, Ensland " Il Suider, lady and
daughter, Giles; Il Dunlop and lady, Mercer; Thos
Pointer, va; " A Colclough, S + Convers, Mrs Nes-
sells Miss Brennan, Mr. Lovare. G.; w Jordon, Va;
N c; o Peck and lady, Hiss Peck Mass: Mrs Plat
ner, Master Plstuer, La; Misses NJ A Il II f Tutfie,
DIR Evans, DR. Seuy, Amelia; A Mann, steamer James
town.
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SHOCKING SCENES IN MEXIoo.-Four criminals
were executed in the city OF Mexico on the 9th
uit, and a shocking addition was made to the sui.
ierings of the criminals. Three were garroted
with the accustomed readiness; but on the execu-
TONERS endcavoring TO perform the last functions
on the fourth the machinery could not be made to
work For some minutes endeavors TO force it to
do SO were made, but in vain; and finally the un.
fortunate victim was Obliged to be released from
the ohato gaze on the corpses OF his fellow suffer
ers while one OF them was lifeted out TO make room
for hn and finally to take his seat in the chair
vacated, there TO undergo his sentence This is
the second time, OF late. that similar shocking
scene has been witnessed in Mexico.
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TROUBLE AMONG THE NORTH WESTERN INDrAxs
MIR. V. A. {. Hatch who returned via Red Lake
trci-a Pernbina on Sunday last, informs us that a
waE party OF the Chippewas who went out from
that place few weeks since had returned with the
scaips OF sixteen Sioux, which they had captured
on the Sheyenne. Another war party which re.
turned 70 Red lake the same day OF Mr.. Hatch
arrival there brought with them one scalp and re.
porte3 having had a severe engagement with the
Sioux on the plains, in which several of the latter
were k.l.ee-Ninaesota DeRorrat. Nk inst
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-,,S prs,rENrraRY--At the late CIR
e.;s CIR. of Monroe, Lewis Mcmann. white man
in sbe s-,,nlor of Earskin s Caruthers, at the salt
Supher ePed with sao girl s O. sss .sa ,e
wdhs Kobeso iS ,heip %ay to the the Ohio
~, ,.,.rs arrested and brought back McMann has
ss5 h;s trial aud was sentenced to the Penitentiary
sor two wears. We understand that he is good
sort of fellow and we do not suppose nc ever
tbo.oht oucc that his act was equal to stealing the
-irl We expect the girl was mostly in fault, and
nc ought 10 have been sent to the penitentiary for
stealing him, II is certainly much crime for a
negro 10 steal white person ss II IL for white
person to steal anesro.-Eiacosttc Dem.
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MARINE NEWS.

Schts Firm. Somers, from Richmond, ard Increast,
Bradley, from Fredericksburg Va, arrived at Phila
elphs 22d lust.
BAIT more. Oct. 2f-Arrved, schr Gen. Worth,
Jones. from Richmond, and Ashland. North. from
Port Walthall CID. schr. Baltimore, Phillips, for
Richmond.
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THE DAILY DISPATCH,

- raw TRApE OF RIcBMosD during a abort siaii
recently snadei 10 the city OF Richmond. we 8eft
greatly surprised at the amount Of wholesale bus
:. sese carried on with the country rucrchants OF
Virginia and North Carolina. We were under The
impression that most, Il not all. OF our ccuptry
merchants purchased the larger portion ct tnei
but ia passing down Pearl street, OF Richmond, va
at once fronithe pile OF boxes which eIoWae
die street that Richmond was beginning 20 tn, s9
the advantages of the country trade AZ w =,
warrans ~ IN being ,it,Ie naaisve. we passed
through several OF the large wholesale stores -
eeehof which we informed taas .ii ~, sness 81
this fall exceeded by one third the business "
iast sall- Charlottesville 4fds
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We learn that while several persons were clean.
ing out tie house occupied by VIM. Coleman. at
the time o his murder, little boy, who was rum
aging about the crevices in the old building, found
htty-oae dollars in money wrapped up in piece
of i3aper-Si5 il Central Bank notes, aud IS in sill
ycr-StGsaton FIN
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TALL TRADE-185s-CHRISTIAN&

ENALL TRADE-1953-CH &
Il LATHROP, No. 80 MAIN STREET, have
received their stock of DRY GOODS suitable
for tine Fall and Winter to which they invite partic-
ular attention.
Ladies' DRESS GOODS, SILKS. color,d and hack
embracing every style, pattern, and quality; CASH
MERES and MOCSLIE De LANES af QUALITIES
and newest designs; plaid raw SILKS and Meripo
PLAIDS, French Menuo, all colors; French Prints
best quality; Embroderies. Collars, Sleeves Caps
Bands Edgings. InsertIngs. Infants Dress end Hdks
Cloaks. newest Paris styles of Velvet Cloth and Silk
HOSIERY.-A complete assortment Of Ladies and
Children's Silk Cotton and Wool Hose all sizes =
House-kee ping Goods, complete assortment; also
CARPETlNG English Carpets, Rugs, Mats &C.
Messrs. Crosby Sons, and be surpassed for
beauty of design brllancy ofcolors By any Goods
sold IN the United States. American Carpets, every
price and quality, osether with Crumo Cloths. Book
ngs Mattings, Floor and Furniture Oil Cloths Starr
Linen Table and Piano Covers.
seY CHRISTIAN s. LATHROP.
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Two steers were weighed here, on our last Court
day, which we think will equal in weight any to be
found IN the Valley. They weighed respectively,
two thousand one hundred and fitty-two and one
Thousand eight hundred and eighty six pounds
They belong to our friend David Armentrout, one
OF our most thrifty and prosperous farmers
Rockingham Reg.
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RICHMOND MARKETS.. Oct a,

CORRECTED DAILY
Nothing doing to-day in the Produce Market, In
consequence OF the storm aud rain.
FLOUR-No transactions to-day, the weather be-
ing bad. Nothing doing.
WHEAT-Is dull at $50 to I 10 cents
CORN-75 to so cents. fts
TOBACC0-The breaks are small and prices con
tiuue high for all kinds
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NJ w. NELSON, Merchant Tailor, anG

~ W. NCLOON, MeTclihnI 1dlIOT, duu
4Na Dealer in Fashionable Ready Made CLOTH
ING, lS5 Broad Street, Richmond, keeps constantly
on hand and for sale full assortment of GENTLE
MEMS READf-MADE CLOTHING of every de-
scrpton. Also. beautiful assortment of Cloths
Cassimeres and Vestiugs, which win be made up to
order the shortest notice and the accomo-
dating TERMS and in a manner which cannot be sur
passed by any other establishment in the CITY, Cti-
and strangers respectfully invited CALL as
feel confident that can give the most perfect sa-
tisfaction. lft 80 seq -
All kinds of Cutting done and warranted to ft
FURNISHING ARTICLES of all kinds, for sale
at reduced price. oc 5Sm
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HEAVY WOODEN GOODS. BLANK

a - IrhH
bers invite the attention of Farmers Pisnters -
their customers generally, to the large and suna,h
sortment OF GOODS, for seryants laborers q ri ss:
lies just received All bought on the most fsa,aSI
terms and to be sold as low sby them as the can -
bought elsewhere, viz: "a" %
Heavy Sleeps grey SATiNETS and TWEPDS
Heavy dark mixed SATIEETS
Stout kerseys and copperas LIESEYS for ont HAND
Stout and medium plaid and plain LINSEYS
American and English white BLANKETS
Heavy colored BLANKETS, very cheap
Plaid Cotton DOMESTICS aud GINGHANs
Best Cotton SEEETINGS and SHIRTINGs
SHIRTtNGS VA a'i
LINEN GOODS in great variety, of best makes and
lowest prices 1
And all other GOODS for servants and general f,ni
~ use. 80.
They have also a large and fine stock OF black ard
fancy CLOTHS for gentlemen; black aud fancy A.
SIMERES.
Fancy CASSIMERES and PLAIDS for Bows. Se
Fancy TWEEDS, JEANS, &c.-uith general IA
sortment of GOODS for men and boys. They invite
the attention of buyers.
T. n. PRICR6CO..
sc iS--2aw5w&w No. 90 Main st
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noble sentiment was thai Of general Jaekso,,.
astored In reply 10 tho Request OF Louis PhilIppe
for an apology for bis bold assertion OF our claim.
against the French government:
The honor OF my country shall never be stained
~ an apology from nae for the statement of tYutf
ard the performance OF duty
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nukious sEsrEscE.-The following verse c,.,
s eTey letter u the English sip6abet exc ep
syme can be prodnnsS S1 a any other English
RI which Is employed more dian ans AN she net
,nse,'ins die word vex Instead &c ass oenes.-
% the alphabet: s'e'h all the letters
Ajovial swain may rack his br.;,
And tax his fancy's might,
To quiz in vain. for lis most plain.
That what I did was right
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7T1HE comfort with which ARTIFICIAL

Il TEETH are tgoEn, and their filing all the
purposes for which they are Inserted is calculated 10
render many persons, too indifferent to the diseased
condition of their mouths and consequent loss of the
natural teeth. under the consolation when the teeth
gone, they be replaced by prettier ones than
those nature had furnished.
To all such woald say, that Artificial Teeth are
well enough after the natural teeth are lost; but
that should be the last resort, the mouth can be
made healthy aud kept through long life BY iu-
dicous Dental operations the natural teeth and
gums with far less Inconvenience, pain expense to
patients.
+. y. ADDINGToN, (Ciredus.e) Dentist.
= Offce donr from NTH N Muin sIrest
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We earn from the Concord O. ID Patriot that
on sunday last, Justice Squires tue railroad thief
hung himself in his cell in the State Prison but
discovered by the Chaplain just in season to save
his h:e Thisis the third attempt to commit suicide
since his arrest
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DRY GOODS. cLoTuTra =
n FAD !. |. |. THIS RE-opENED.--H. ]

EAn IHlS.--RErO OPENED. IL
49, SEsfELD would Respectfully insa,..h ' y,
has M ard the pubic ssnsrss "a, h
FTP 81 cnIi.s New Stock Of Fs And w.. srsss
Sor,S s stock embracss ssi kinds If ~ w ~.
svssv s,,.a orgdsriss SIX Manfis, sh.v %. -
Store. AsRs ~ Dry Coca.
Al. ASlso, 2 great variety Of FANCY ARTICLES
eli q ths " sG.a chssp being purchased ~ s, q
terms ss'7s on the most rsssensbI.
Il. RoSESFELD4
H.. n. fbsntf,I "a ~. 49,. us Broad a.
rally for past favofs In re-openlns ~ Puoc gene
merit the confidence and the sane s.. Ropes %
bestowed on him heretofore patronage
sc l2--3m
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Fall SUPPLY OF DRESS Goo1,e

s....l estsblished myself on tsth ..s.-'
p Pr "a sne Lacnanse Hotel sow prsas op-
~ 800 ana LIKE Tor my customers and Other fssd %
q ne with their patronage, COATS 20 may
LSIo o. the nnest and most fashionable y, - and
seasS.sa pnf few days siuce BY myself IN
e those cities: Ny supply of CL0THsss r nsessss
MEREs and ESTlEGs, csnnot BE- 500 ,, aSAssi.
~ .ns s,y and ss ;ha be saised Ss
examine my stock and select fos fbems.sas upon uae
r. N. ROBERTsoc
Merchant Tailor, Iath .srs.,
!. CARD.-A: snn arranging my Affairs r. -.
NeW ork have sold out my Merchant .sss2ss
establishment to Mr.. r.. NJ. ROBERTSOx annonng
ahen my Old stand on 14th street opposfs ~, ~ ess
ensnge hotei and upon whom advise nv crsst,a *
70 can ana leave their orders for clothing fesI
tire satisfaction. i tue most en-
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-25
P. sPILLMAHs j,
OCTOBER 2Oru ls53-Trs, -,

- BY Steamship Jamestou1l- ~
tVoo YARDS LuPin's ist quality, all wool Morse
,,oe xaISf i. mnlcn We VIII sell At 80 cts per I'd
1000 yards MOUSELIEE DE LANES
These Goods have been purchased Wiki, tt., =.
week IN the city Of New York for casb, of men wsa
were willing TO sell at great sacrifices in order ~ -
money We invite the attention of nnrrhass sa'ss
these Goods as we are enabled to offer them ~ 49,. ~
lower than ever oferedin Richmond " P''ee'
DC ~ HART 4 MOSPS