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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

We, the Subscribers, being appointed by the
Probate Court for the Dist riot If Addison,
Commissioners To receive, examine and adjuS,
all claims and demands o. all persons against
the estate Of CHARLES ADAMs, late Of Ripton,
I'm sd District deceased and also all claims aud
demands exhibited in Offset llOrcto; and six
months from the Sd day oil December, lSj2 ,
being allowed by said Court for that purpose.
We do therefore hereby give notice that we will
attend t. the business Of our said appointment,
nj the dwelling house Of the deceased in snid
Rpton. on the first Thursdays in February and
MAY next. from nine oclock, a. NJ, until four
o'clock. 7. NJ. on each of sail days.
JOHN r. NEW, Comm =
REUBEN n. DAMON, sioncrs
Dated nj Ripton this 2,th day Of Dcccn.-
Der lsj2. .A 313w
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\ CURE OF INcIrlENr CONSUMPTION!

y I NE Of lNCliIENT CON ASSUMPTION.
New York City Testimony.
Messrs. Scovll & Col chcerlully com
ply with your request to give you a short his
tory of my case. A little more than -four
months since, experienced all the symptoms
OF incipient CONSUMPTION. My sulerings
commenced with an ordinary cold, which was
soon succeeded by a hard fixed Cough Chills,
hot bushes, night sweats, and difficult breath
ing. fell away in flesh and became very
feeble and CHASTITY pale, with the exception of
red spot on each check. | cxpectorated
large quantities Of yellow purulent matter,
and was told that Turbercles had formed on
my Lungs. In this extremity was advised
TO quit doctoring with Physicians and have
recourse to DIR. Rogers Syrup of Livcrwort,
Tar and Canchalagua. Fortunately for me
followed this advice. By its regular use for
period of two months, entirely recovered
my health, strength, and nearly all the flesh
had lost during my illness. My Cough very
soon broke and passed away, and nj the pres
ent time | am as well as | ever way in my
life. BIB. SIMONDS.
New York Sept. . 1851 800 Third Av.
For Sale by a. l.. SCONlLL & co, at the
Depot, gothic Nal, 3l6 BroadraV, ~ ", and
by all respectable druggists in the United
States and Canadas.
Also for sale in MIDDLEBuRY, by Russell
& POWELL.
Pdce-ln large bottles, 81 ,Oo-six bottles
for 5000.
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A RARE CHANCE
To Procure a Homestead,

The law Of this State secures to every man
family home, providing by economy lie pur-
chases one and pays for il.
The subscr Der is abou, TO leave this part OF the
county, and is determined to sell what property
he has in this place. Therefore lie viii tell his
house and lot to amy one who wishes neat snug
house at great bargain Those who have amy
notion Of securing a LONE had better call soon as
il will be sold to the frst man who Offers anything
like half what it is really worth.
Possession of one haliihe house given i'nmcdi-
ately, and the whole on the FIST Of May next.
1ne subscriber calls upon all who have any ac-
counts with him. to call and settle Immediately.
the accounts will be left in other hands for col
lection .,
n. BROUSSO.
Middebury, Dec II, 1852 85tt
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c. G. WAINWRIGHT

HAS just received rich patterns Mourning
IL De LANES, Velvet Ribbons and Buttons,
Gimps, Braias Puff Combs, Sc, &c, together
with large assortment Of Merinos, Alpaccas,
De LANES, Prints, Flannels and Shawls,
which will be sold very low
Dec 10.
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FACTS FOR THE CANDID-PLEASE
READ THE FOLLOWING LETTER.

To On. WEAVER, New London, Conn.
This isto certify that the undersigned, have
been afflicted more or less with sore legs for
three years or more not deep, but on the sur
face, and discharged II thin, watcry substance.
have tried many kinds of medicine, and Ic.
ceived all kinds Of prescriptions, which were
offered ms well from Quackopathy and Allo =.
patty as Hon 0opathy. and ull TO little or no
purpose. Sometimes they would appear some
better for few weeks. and then worse again,
until finally began to he somewhat discour-
aged. About this time ssw certificate in a
newspaper, signed by the Hon. Joel LOOMS
of Eas, Lyme, CT, setting forth his case, and
the benefits he had received from your Syrup
but was still ncrcdulous, until wrote him
letter making the ncccss ,ry Inquiries, and
when received his answer, which appeared to
be so candid, and he detailed his case, (which
was bad one) so minutely, and advised me
10 try it, that my confidence became pretty
inrong. Immediately obtained Of your agent
in Taunton, Mr.. o. Dunbar. II bottle Of your
Syrup, and box Of Ceratc, and went to work
according TO directions, and in about a fort.
night perceived considerable improvement
This was the first Of last October, aud in Jam
unry they were all healed up smooth and
sourd. and remain so still And now as il re.
spects my case, it would be very difficult for
me to name n sum of money to make me VIII
ling to be placed back again as | was last DC
iober and would ad, ise all who are afflicted
with the like disease, 10 obtain Immediately
some Of DR. Viewers Syrup, and 90 10 work
with II. You may not receive so much benefit
from it as have, but it will do YOU no harm il
it docs you no good. The world is full oil
what is called quack medicine, and quackery
but after all, there is some Ct your So called
quack medicine, That is sovereign remedy fol
some diseases, ana the best way TO know is tC
try and see for yourself. Necessity compels q
man sometimes to throw ell his prejudices to
the wind, and to try medicine which he ha:
heretofore dc>piscd and ridiculcd and also
| Ductors--aud is nrccsstatcd Mt last to put hi
hand on his mouth, and his mouth to the
dust. My agc i, seventy ono years.
Yours Respectfully.
Sc TIL PRESBREY y
Taunton, March sob 1852.
n. B.-l do not mean to stigmaize the ahuv,
named medicine, as ! understand that DR.
Weaver is a Iegular bred Physician oil the OLE
| School
Russell and Pc veil Agents, Middcbury.
a5.1w
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Mourning Goods,

B A OK EN- Ill S II APE.
Italian Grape, Bomhnzinc, Silk and Cot Warp
Alpaccas, BIN. French Merno, Wool dc Laincs,
Shawls, g owes, Hosiery. &c, received and
for sale by E. NALLETTE.
Dec. 7.
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Notice.

Came into the enclosure ofthe subscriber,
on the 10th instant, a rcd four year old Cow,
with white stripe across the forehead. The
owner is requested to prove property, pay
charges, and take her away. S6;3w.
CHARLES g. ROBBINS.
Hancock, November 81. 1852.
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GoD Is GREAT FOREVER {.

received your
letter ofailcctionatc love, with the present OF
choice Essence in Bottles, by which your ex-
ccllcnt skill teaches to cure the affection of
my children.
AS the life Of one Of my people is more
dear to me than camels and gold, We shall
pray for you in our heart when they are raised
up from the tent of sorrow by this product of
your deep learning aud beautiful wisdom.
For this Gift of Love TO your friend, so dis
tant over many Seas, and for this rare invcn-
tion of your skill may You be placed in such
seats OF honor and dignity among the great in
knowledge, as We Should Offer to you in cur
domiuionS.
Given in this Central City Of our
Power, by express command of
NESClIID Ell IlASSANPASHA.
ERzrRorM, Jamad Avail l2C5
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QUADRlLLE BAND.
II. y. WHITC0MB

II. p. MIIIILOMB
HAS the pleasure 10 announce to his friends
IL and the public, that he has made anusu-
n exeriions 10 afford them MUSIC for Dance,
and Parties, during the coming winter He
has engaged the services Of MIR J. =. Iioin-
BrRG. Swedish artist n high reputation.
who came ont with JE>sY LAM, and was IN
her Orchestra while she WAS 10 this country.
Mr. HoLNnERa is one Of the finest Clarioret-
lists in the world The artists force Of the
Band il as follows
r. H. WHIrcoMu, ... 80. LIST Violin
J. B. HoLMBERo, $50. Clarionet.
II. WHircoMD, ........ Bass.
Any number Offices required win 81 FUR
nished Address,
r. r. wutTcoNP,
Doc !, 1852. 50. Middlebury, Vt.
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TnE COMPLIMENTS OF the EAsr.-Thc fol
lowing extracts Of letter sent to the propri-
etor of Cherry Pectoral, from FL IIassan the
ruling Pasha of Trcbizond,a at Erzcroum, shows
the peculiaritics Of Oriental courtesy:
To DIR. Y C. Aver: the Chemist of rare learn
ing, at Lowell, in Massachusetts, and I'll,
United States.
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Hair Dye.

make it myself and warrant 1t In all
cases where direction are followed, or refund
the money. H. A. SHELDON.
December %, 1852.
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nUEECHY, by the Author Of Wide,
w Wide World" Use of Sunshine, by
S, NJ, Authoress Of the Maiden Aunt. &c,
just received and for sale by
l. W CLARK.
June 1852.
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List Of Letters Remaining in the Post
Office, January LIST, 1858.
Averill, | L IIoalland, Mr.,
Alexander, William Hawlcy Sarah l.
Blake, Charles l. Hayward, Elum
Ball, sc llendrick, Truman
Cam, James Keep, John
Catln, William Lewis, G Nj
Cobb, Samuel MoGough, Mechad
Claro, James Alurphcy, David
Connell, Dennis Mauix, Michad
Chesey, John Stowe, Eli
Dudley, Moses Sherman, Ephram
Donnally, Michael Spauding. IL L
Davis, Sylvester Suders, g ii
Draper, Cyrus Silver Stowe, Philip
Davenport Stephen Tue, Rensselaer,
Eldredgc, Abey, Wainwright,
Gillet, Charles j
Enquire for Advertised Letters.
A. CHAPMAN r NJ.
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Safety.

Bells Patent Safety FLUID LAMPS. by
which the use of Burning FLUID is rendered
essentially safe just received by
Dec. %, lSH2. IL. \. SHELDON,
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4 TERN
lPaymeat in all cases required in AiraHee.)
DAILY TRIBUNE.
Mail Subscribers 5 year, 81 so for three
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Under the new law, postage to regular sub
scribers TO
The Weekly Tribune, one year, is........26
The Daily Tribune, one year...........i So
The Semi Weekly Tribune, one year..... SO
Dec. nth lS52. 81.
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D PURCHASE LOtoCKs
+ h N ALE " Ar ERS.

TIE BRITISH SPECIFIC,
a certain cure for McnsumSuppressio, ofSdp-
pressed Menscs; Hcmoirhagia Difficllis. or
Painful Menstruation Amcnorrlna. or Par
tal Obstruction Of Menscs ChliruSis or Green
Sickness Leucorrhra, iFuor Albhs. Whites,
an all Female Weakness.
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SUBSCRIPTIONS may De IorWnrdcd at any seh>
son of the year. Address GREELEY AND
Mc ELRATH,
Publishers, Tribune Buildings, New. York.
Osy-Notes Of all specie paying Banks in the
United States are taken for subscriptions to
this paper nj par Money incloscd in letter
to our address, and deposited in any Post OF
flee in the United States may oe considered at
our risk but description of the bills ought
in all cases to be left with The Postmaster.
ITThe Weekly Tribune is sent 10 clergy
men at per annum.
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~ Postmasters or others taking charge Of
and remilling Us the money Tor club OF
twenty will Re entitled 10 acopy Of The Week
" gratis.
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Wool, Tags, Pelts- & Wood

In fact, we are determined to do the best by
our patrons that the market will warrant
C. BROOK & BROTHERS.
Miillcburv Dec ] 1902. %
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1000 Book Agents Wanted,

Enquire for Advertised Letters.
A. CHAPMAN r. NJ.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-12-21
EASTERN QUESTION.
The N. Y. Evening Mirror Of The "a ns;an

The N. Y Evening Mirror Of The % instant
says:
There has been private letter from MIR. Bel
mont, received by the last steamer. which gives
the views of the Rothschilds, and which appears
to speak er cathedra of the determination OF
these and other great bankers in regard to The
difficulties Of the Orient. They are most potent
paci6cators, and have thrown The weight OF their
influence into the scale OF peace. The tenor OF
the letter in question is to the effect, that Eng
land will not lend its credit to Turkey; That the
bankers will draw their purse strings tightly,
giving no aid and comfort, and that the war will
thus be brought to speedy close Tor want OF
funds, and that monied men look at this result;
III, more especially because Nicholas is known
to desire discontnuance OF the war. This
seems very pl,uslble and accounts for the inn
proved tone in the London money market
Turkey needs the /" sinews of war" and can.
not carry it on long without them. Russia eff
fects not TO seek the absorption of Turkey,
though the sagacity and not the will OF the Gear
consents. He knows that England and France
will not permit thence his acquiescence. 1t
is very certain that the war cannot go on with
out funds, and as Turkey has no credit of its
own, and cannot get any fom its allies, we may
look for cessation of hostlities snon, and for
clear financial atmosphere in Europe. Our
OF London, that with a returning ease there we
may look for the same TO follow here, and the
day is not far distant when all will be going on
smoothly in monetary affairs, and with a pros
pect that the prosperity will be continued and
permanent.
The only drawback to this desirable prospect
is the eagerness of France to embroil itself in
the war. Napoleon pants for it ardently as
his great namesake ever did. But the great
question Of finance sadly interleres with his
wishes. The Treasury Of France is in most
wretched condition its revenue is inadequate
to the current expenses, and the eagles of the
young Napoleon cannot plume their wings for
q warlike fight while the Golfers of the Empe
are empty So, on the whole, we may look for
peace and plenty. Let people once become
thoroughly satisfied that there will be no gene
raj war in Europe, and il will inspire everybody
with confidence. Money will become album
dant, and stock Of most every name and nature
will coup.
The business of the Erie Road for November,
wills il Is thought, add up nearly $500, 900
The estimate was $4O0, 900. In regard to The
freight traffic. the Dunkirk Journal states that
since the LIST. ofNovember, there has been
transported from that place, " for the New York
market, thirteen thousand FIVE hundred and
seventy -eight live hogs. Over $4,000 hogs are
now on their way to Dunkirk, from the three
States of Ohio, Indiana, and Illinois. In
addition to the above large shipments of hogs,
about one thousand fat cattle and three thou
sand sheep have been sent forward since the lst
nit
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w. p. A LIE N.
RETAIL
Druggist, Chemist;
me- % HR WI & HHo
MY STOCK CONSISTS OF

n DRUGS of every description, as recommended
An the Pharn acopias of the United States, London
" Dublin and Paris.
- Chemicdls-Of every kind used in the various
Arts and Sciences ,etc., etc.
Perfamery.-Genuine, from the NEST celebrated man.
ufacturers in the United States, England and France
Fateat .Hedieiaes-Ag general assortment OF the most
celebrated constantly on hand.
Paints, OILS and Dye Stfs-of the finest quality, di-
from the manufacturers.
Wines and Liquors.-Genuine, for Medical purposes.
BRUSHES # every description.
PWs.-Patent and Officnal.
OiRtnents.-Patent and Officinal.
Seeds-Medicinal, Garden and Field.
Surgical hpstramentsand surinses-An assortment OF
those in genei al
stdtioaery.--An assortment.
Druggists Shop Furniture and GLASS Vars.
Ptasters-Of the most celebrated patent.
Window Glass, Sash and Putty.-GIass of tho best
tsburg brand. Sash of all kinds. Patty made on
the premises of the best materials.
OHs.-Lard, Neatsfoot, SPERM Castor, Linseed, CrO-
ton, and all the essential Oils, Aromatic and Medicinal.
Barss, Herbs, Leaues aud RootsUf every kind, pre-
Extracts of every kind.
Essences of every kind.
YiRctarcs OF every variety.
Prescriptions Prepared at any hour, night and day.
take this opportunity of returning my grateful
thanks to the citizens Of Dubuque and tho surrounding
country for their very liberal patronage and support
slowed on me- and hope by strict attention and perse-
verance in my profession merit continuance of the
same have this season purchased my goods in the
Eastern markets, by which arrangement / have been
enabled TO obtain Purer articles equally low prices,
and invite the attention of Physicians Country Msr-
chants and the public generally improved Stuck
ciatng your confidence and patronage during the past
the future is with grateful emotions anticipated
Respectfully, Yours,
Ry- Store, No. IOI Main Street, Dusuque, Iowa
next door to the NAPLES House.
April %, 1853 daw-3m
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TREATY WITH GREAT BRITAIN.

The Washington correspondent of the Jonr-
nal of Commerce says:
have just received highly Important infor-
nation on the subject Of the negotiation between
the United States and Grea. Britain, respecting
the Fisheries, Reciprocity, &c. treaty em-
bracing an adjustment Of all these subjects was
agreed upon by Mr.. Marcy and Mr.. Champion,
and assent to England about seven weeks ago.
Ills supposed that it will meet with entire APP
probation there.
The general terms Of the treaty are sufficient
II well known - enable me to say that the
treaty coscedes American Registers to troyin-
cial vessels, and also allows them the coasting
trade Of the United States.
The treaty provides for the free interchange
of wheat, Indian corn, provisions Of al kinds,
agricultural fpplepents, SC. A general inter-
change Of products is, in One. provided for
We are 10 obtain the absolute freedom of the
Fisheries, and \ market for our own agricultural
and some other products, particularly instru-
lnents Of agriculture.
Dispatches from. Mr.. Buchanan wene receiv-
ed By the Atlantic which say that -tarrre has
been no decisive action on the proposed treaty.
The negotiation has been delayed by the in
tense anxiety and pre- occupation on the part Of
the British Cabinet by the Turkish war, and the
designs Of Russia upon India, through Khiva.
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klacksmitlling.
E PLURIRUs UNUM


Buggy and Wagon Manntactory-B Blacks
smithtag,- Glazing ,-Paper Hanging &c. &c
MIN STREET,
Opposite the foundation the Cathedral,l
DUBUQUE, IOWA.
We beg leave TO inform the citizens of Dubuque, and
the surrounding country thatwe have established Bug
gy and Wagon Mandatory under the above named
lyle and will constantly keep hand full assortment
fone and two horse Wagons. at
THE LOWEST PRICES,
and which, in regard to durability, guarantee to be
equal if not better than
ANY MADE IN I HE WEST.
Come and for yourselves how Wagons are
made, and feel satisfied that you don't want TO go
any where eIset buy Good Wagon.
ROD IRON FENCES, in the fashioned style,
made TO order, any kind of Biacksmithing and Re
pairing done short notice and reasonable terms
PAINTING, houSeani sign painting, Graining, Mar
bling and Paper Hanging.
GLAZING, done In a workman like manner, stthe
low rae OF 81 60 per 100 lights. Watch and Compass
Glasses put IN IN less than no time.
feblswiy BAADE e. oSTEN.
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carriage and wagon shop,
SIXTH STREET, DUBUQUE, IOWA,
rostc the American House, and near the Post Once

SIXTH STREET, DUBUQUE, iowA
Orositc the American House, and near the Post Office
Is zs<s ANY description OF Four, fwo or
81 One Horse Wagons, Suitable Tor the
Mines Farms, for the route 10 california and war
ranted to run easy and ready 10 immediate USE
Connected with the above, and adjoining il is nrst
rate Blacksmith shop and Paint Shcp. where work Is
done of every description, and all kinds iron Axie
Trees. Wagons done we'll the taste Of all persons
be suited; the work is ione under has own imne-
date inspection. Orders from any part of the country
promptly attended to- Wagons of every description are
built order and for sale which for STYLE durability,
and elegance of finish, cannot BIO surpassed. Norkmen
of celebrity engaged and the best materials used
WV HuRLEY begs leave to announce TO Farmers,
Merchants citizens and others, that he Is now located
at the above stand, whore he viii always be foand the
ready recipient of their patronege He need say Moth
ing OF his Work, that is already known sutcicnly 10
be a guarantee for the future any who may en-
trust him with the execution Of order His cons'at
aim wiIl he have uHeXocRtohdlc character loi
quality, cheapaess, punctualiiy and despatch.
&Y-Remeinber the direction;
WILLIAM HURLEY.
opposi,ethe An rcan House, and near the Posi- once
fn,h,,rue sent Ioi!I, 1859 d1w-l
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BY SOUTHERN MICHIGAN TELE-
GRAPH.
Washington, Dec. Ia.

Washington, Dec. Ia.
HousE.-Mr Bissel introduced making
grants of lands to States and Territories for the
benefit of INDECENT persons. Referred.
Mo Hem in reduced Homestead BILL
Similar bills were presented by Messrs. Daw
son aud Grow
Numerous bills were presented granting lands
to railroads.
MIR. lngersoll submitted resolution calling
on the President for the corresponds noe between
this and the Spanish government relative to
the Imprisonment and cruel treatment OF Capt
Beechcr and crew Of schooner North Carolina
at Porto Rico some three years since, for which
no redress has yet been had.
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ANorHER SCIENTIFIC WONDER.

ANOTHER SCIENTIFIC WONDER.
IMPORTANT TO DISPEPTlCS.- DR. J. s. Houghton's
Pepsn, the true Digestive Fluid, Gastric Juice pre-
j afed from Rcnnes, The Fourth Stomach OF the Ok
after directions OF Baron Lebg, the great Physiooeic
u Chemist, by J. 5. Houghon, n. D. Philadelphia Pa
This is truly wonderful remedy forIndgestion, Dys
psla, Jaundce, Liver Complaint, Constipation and
Debility curing NATURE Method, by Natures
own Agent the Gastric Juice. Pamphlets containing
scientific evidence Of lis value, furnished by agents gra
tis See NOT ice among Medical Advertisements,
A. GILLESPIE, Agent.
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WcOden ware.
CYRUS BERKlLL
O,,nuouc Rome 4 Tuinc Factory.

sH undersigned contiruingto carry on me hs'e ne,
L commenced under the late firm OF Taylor. Brrktii
and Nareland would respectfully soliciia continuance
of tIe heretofore extended patronage by NercHaHts o
mis- ~ nd al the same would assure all that
there will be neither energy nor ingenuify wanting TO
furnish su I'll an article of Gurdage &C., as canuot Dat
aiva antire satisfaction VIM TAYLOR 4 TO.
o., "a dwu
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Oct. TO. I5J
Plus ExEkSO <.

THOMAS r GILLIAN. ExEkSON
raNE Undersigned having purchased the entire saier-
est of Mr.. L. X. Kennedy, Intend carrying On the
business # merchandzing in all its various departments
at their old stand the # Main at 9Th streets.
und er the City HOTEL and would very resPc fHlly
say those who have literally psronised us during
short OF business that We tecl grateful r pass
favors hose have not yea been tu see us, we
would say, that IL they positively aware OF their
interest they ,iid do We wuuh further state T.,
the puc generally that weare now IN receipt u our
Fall stool and ara GteymiBsd mol u be nndoEe IN &c
Communications. attention 10 customers, or law td'css
Come and see as at Emerson and Shields old sta nd
GILLIAN & EMERSON.
Oct. %, 1853. damu