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The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1854-01-05
LAND FOR SALE.

x. OOC @ Trrstor s by the n Section half
tioi. quarter section, or single acre.
1900 Acres in the vicinity of ST. Paul, near the
Capital oi the Territory. in the midst OF country last
filling up, and rapidly rising in value.
1000 Acres in the vicinity of st. Anthony Falls,
the greatest power in the Northwest, the
centre IL the numbering interest OF the Territory.
500 Acres The young and thriving village Of
Manomin the Mississippi river, above the Falls ia a
beautiful country, fast opening to emigration
700 Acres near and bordering on " hte Bear Lake,
splendid sheet Of water, noted for its beaut iul shores
aud fine fish This land il easy Of by good roads.
and is the first quality Of soil. Beautiful LAKES and
Of the pnrest abound in every part, all
well stocked with choice Varieties of fish.
These lands divided into heavy timber, oak open
ing and natural prairie; forming the most beautiful seen
er, imaginable and presenting the most favorable Va
rieiy for the choice OF Ii farm.
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TO BLACkSNIIyuS.
az Will give Tor good blsci smiths scraps Ia rs
per h. i'll Il nde for Iron No Get scraps bon. +
augl2-tf IRON MOUNTAIN IRON STORE
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL.
vEWlS unrivallcd cure for coughs, colds hoarsness
II bronchitis whooping-cough, crcup. asthma and
consumption, now too well known require any certi1
Gates, Is constantly kept for sale at Hchcox d Axte
where. 10 ,r
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ALSO:--A large lot Of choice Preserves, consisting
of Peach, Pear Ounce and all Other varieties in se
lll-yl NATII'!.. T.. TYSON
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M'iiihl"' ifiat>, Embroidered, dresses,
t-"hcCo 40 irt-h linens,
mon 40 Cap nCtt-,
spraSHes do I.;ces nd edsngs.
Phil Aliens d Sons prints, Embroidered cellars,
BlHe aHd Orange 10 Dress buttons
tickurN sit les. Artilci.. rDwcrS.
ieav, brown sheetng, Band boAc..
shiftilg, Lalie,' iaI"y bonncts,
Brown drilling. Misses {.
"a be1ched M sim, Faucy bomets,
o. an" . Bonnet rit on,
biae Hrl.'ih@s, Cap and Sl.k rli,ons
Gus uVhlh>, lart.ulS.
rus 20 mbrCllas
1 ,,a twists, Linen table covers,
Hamilton ticking, Union
hmosheag Nor>.cd
=, Alrg" CHECKS, jaquaId diaper,
1I'si dhu oiapers, Ladies r'INed hose,
Brown linens, white n, 4 hl,rt hos.
Brown linen dri.iings, Misses
Kentucky Jeans, mixed n use,
Plain and fancy Tweeds, Mems half hose
sane! casSi'iiefes, So pocket hdki's,
lancaster Clnghams, Linen canh'c
Scotch ladies' hid gloves.
SIN r.si,n Ge ,ainos' Isle thread gloves,
birNSr nc lalAtS, cotton /"
lain haraSc~, Misses
PORTSMOUTH, lawns, Mems
French . Iis,c thread gloves
BIN and figured silks, kid glove
Coored grapes, Silk cravats
Ctape ilS>es, Summer shawls,
White Illusion, Linen threat
CoOrcd - Cotton
Check oambrics, Spool thread.
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Swiss and book muslin, Needles, pins.
nlSH"P '''"l'', IoEcUssiun caps,
n"p'hs, bfaid>, sIspendera,
Tapes. steel pens, Pc,l battous
lhimbles, razors Agate
Razor siroPs, Coat and vest buttons,
Hooks and eyes, Pencils,
Violin strings, Gold mems
Ni"iih BOWS, Tea and table spoons,
Niolins, Table cutlerv
Ivory combs, rockei knives.
Dach Scissors and shears,
suo Toys, DC
Riding "
TEAS.
Dung hys'n, Gun powder,
imperial, Black,
VIRGINIA TOBACCO.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Mems kip boots, Womeis' morocco ties
. hich Jenny Lind
-. call CATERS l.. i,
NoihtHs Alp Sootees, Chil!rens shoes
Kisses Boys brogans,
Wonens' enamoled :" Mems :.
1aasscs CATERS,
Womens morocco hootees, - pumps
- 6usk ius,
Misses palm leaf hats White shirts
DoNs Flannel "
Mems leghorn
!. \. PACKARD
!ol Main street, Ga!ena. III.
N.
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GAIENA HOUSE

GAaENA HOUSE.
VENliE subscriber has provided for the accomm oatior
Il ofboariers; both by the day and by the week, with
or without lodsing-at very moderate prices. inquir,
for the alena House, at the FIRST building Roberts
above Third, opposite nne Cooley's Clothing
tore. JulI-S-Iy VIM. 1Rl SSoNE.
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MISSISSIPPI HOUSE.
CORNER OF EAGLE AND lILL SIS. ST PAUL, MINNESOTA.
!ENiE subscriber has taken The above house and fitted
4 for The reception of boarders, in sly lie
passed by amy house in the Territory.
Boarding BY the day week on reasonable terms.
l.. Il. THOMPSON.
81. PAIL, April IA, '53.--y52.
BOARDING.
FEW respectable buaricrs Will find a comfo rtahc
"a home at moderate charges, in of the
tral parts Of the city. L. HOWE.
Maukato City, June >, lS53-7iy.
MENDOZA HOUSE, MENDOZA.
r Would respectfully inform the public that have
Il taken the Farrhaut House, in the Town of Meno-
ta and prepared TO accommodate bcarders, pcrma-
neEt Or transient.
The house is newly fitted M, is councillors. and
pleasantly located and pains VIII be spared in my
endeavors iiahe il of the comfortable in
the West.
JAMES BRUCE.
Mcnd1ta, July 20, 1653-tf
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THERE are few things which afford Us
greater pleasure than sitting down to write notice
OF the celebrated HooFLAND GERMAN BITTERs, be-
cause We are fully conscious are comforting 9
public benefit ana heart tells us that by no.
uess many have been induced TO take these Bhters,
complaint. &c, for the of which it s certain -
Ii is prepared and said only by Dr. C. N. Jackson,
a. the German Medicine Store, No. i2o Arch street,
Philadelphia
Agents for this city. Messrs PuRcELL, LADD
Co, and BENNETT BEERS, Druggists.
oc SD-2w
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An old soldier was amusing himself at the
Washington arsenel the other day by firing at
target on the other side of the river bullet,
missing its mark lodged in the side OF horse,
with which farmer was pIoughing. The farmer
aforesaid not hearing the report, was much aston
ished to see his horse fall dead in his tracks The
old soldier. however, made it all right, with the
assistance of friends, by paying for the horse.
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CHOLERA PREvENTIvE.--Dr. ROBINSON 8
CHOLERA PREyENTIvE!-Th preparation is offered
to the public not an nslible remedy but beip
the best yet discovered for Cholera Cholera Morbus
DiarTh@s, Oysentery, Psin in the Stomach and Bow
els, Sick Stomach, &c. &c. 1t is not unpleasant TO
the taste, causes unpleasant sens9ion, and does
not restrict in diet. Eat and drink, in moderation
such things you have found bv experience TO
with you. E D. ROBINSON M b
Hall. su 23m
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10 ALL WHOSE HAIR is FALLING OFF OR
TURNING GREY. we would advise to Use FLETCH-
ERs HAIR TONIC, prepared by John johnson 1t
IS the best remefy for the Hair that is 10 use
1t acts like magic in ersdicating daudruf from the
scalp 1t makes the coarsest hair soft and plant,
nor ls there any preparation for the hair equal to
FLETCHERS in Dressing Hair. One or two appli-
cations week being sufficient keep it in healthy
condition.
No Ledys toilet should be without bottle.
1t is sold by Bennett & Beers, A Duvel, John H.
Blair, Broad street, and under the American Hotel
wholesale and retail, by the manufacturer
JOHN JOHNSON.
N No charsa for a trial ~, 81
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MYSTERIOUS AFFAIR.-The Red River 1a.l Re-
publican OF the 2oGh ut, mas long account OF the
mysterious disappearance of a man named Dawson,
at Li1le River, who, 1t was supposed had been
Garner The parties had previously had difficult
ty about some business matter, and when Dawson
disappeared, the suspicious ofthe neighbors were
aroused, aud they proceeded TO an examins alton of
the affair They discovered marks OF blood about
Dawson's shanty, and near by, along the side of a
pine tree, tbs remains OF what seemed 10 have been
large FIRE, in the enbers of which were foand
some kind OF bones.
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Liquor MANUFACTURE IN THE UsIrED STATES
According TO the census returns Of the United
States the liquor manufacture in this country is
big business, requiring the Of fourteen millions
OF dollars worth OF grain, hops aud apples and
turning out nearly twenty millions OF dollars worth
OF distilled liquors and ale. One bushel of corn to
every tty-iour ground. is converted into intoxica
ting liquors. The amount OF liquors produced is,
whiskey. AZ 1873 955 galions; rVm, e 200 600 gallons
and ale, ], III 924 barrels.
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sUIcrDE.-A respectable young man, named
Francis Dubere, comynitted suicide In New Orleans
a few days ago by shooting himself through the
head. CauSe-tamily difficulties, which happened
in this wise
MS mo'ner mad died while he was very young.
and his father had married again; the youth and
his step-m9ther could not agree upon all points
and, ocap the climax, he had difficulty with his
father when the old geneman!Ssruck hiip. Deeply
mortified, the youngster, who only - years OF
age very rashly. repaired home aud shuiiled otfths
mortal coll-bade farewell to all tn ills that flesh
is heir to, oy placing pistol under hia chin and
blowing his head to atoms.
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DEATH OF A REVOLUTIONARY SoLDrER-The
Ne"buryport, Mass, Herald, of Monday. reports
the death of Mr. Pardon Brockway, st the advanced
age OF % years. The Herald says:
Mr.. Brockway, we believe, was the oldest man
in the city. he was born in Westbrook, Conn, in
February, lI60. In hls minority he served a short
period soldier in the war of the revolution
Among The incidents OF that service, was that OF
being on duty, aud Witnessing with his brethren in
arms, the execution Of Major Andre in October,
1870.
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MECHANICS BUILDISG FUND ASSOCIATION.
The second Monthly Meeting of the above Associa.
ton, will be held at SAUNDERS HALL on Fou-
shee between Broad and Grace sts on WEDNES-
DAY Evening, November 18th, at II O'Clock
The Secretary will be at the store If s. M Zach
Lsson corner OF Broad and streets. on that day,
from O'Clock until the hour OF ueetine to receive
the Dues of members
Shares yet unsold may be obt ined before the
meering by application to Messrs w Grubbs D.
J. Saunders, w. P w. TAYLOR or to
no @.f5N EDW. MCCARTHY See,v
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Mr.. John Stolcup merchant of Russellville
Ohio, recently went to Illinois, where he purchased
'arm and then returned to his home and hung
himself.
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Patrick Quinn, who was stabbed In New York
last Saturday night, has since died Of his wounds
The murderer who, II 10 said. was . mere boy,
managed TO make his escape.
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APPoINraEET-J. Bond Chaplin of Baltimore,
has been appointed director OF the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad, by the board Of public works 70
represent the State Of Maryland in said company,
vice Geo. Brown, resigned.
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New CLoAKs, FURs, CURTAIN GooDs,
SILKS ARD DRESS CooDs.
New style CLOTH and SATIN
More Antique and Velvet CLOAKS
Fine VICTORIEES. MUFFS. &c.
Worsted and Satin DAMASKS BROCAT
TURKEY
CoTTONS of all colors and STYLES
Lace and Muslin CURTAINS
Furniture CHIETZ
Splendid DRESS SILKS
Merinoes; Delanes and Plaid VALENICAS
French EN- MBROIDERlES, in great variety
Rich RIBBONS, GLOVES and HOSIERY
Family MOURNING
All these Goods just received by
oc Kim THOS. r. PRICE & co.
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PRICE ONE CENT.
VI RGIN IA

iHE RAILROAD INJUNCTION CASE AT WHEEL
fSG.-on Monday the application of the City o
wheeling for an injunction against the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad Company, to prevent the rail
road connection with the Central Ohio Railroad a
Benwood, four miles below Wheeling on tbs Ohic
river, came up in the Circuit CorFs at Wheeling-
After some few remssks,hy> the counsel. Judge Ken
non &coQhselfor deieudans) stated that he should
not fie written answer to the application of the
plaintiff The argument was then opened, and was
progressing at last advices
FATAL AccIDENr.-Patrick White, an Irshman
was killed recently by the falling OF tree on the
farm of James White, in Lewis county.
DISMAL SWAMP CANAL CcMPANY-The stock.
holders of this company held meeting In Norfolk
ON Tuesday, and declared dividend of six per
cent. Captain James Cornick was reelected Pre-.
sident.
SoIETH1NG FOR FARMERS The editor of the
Clarksburg Register, speaks of patent straw
cutter, made at a machine shop iu Palatine e, Ma
rion county which cuts straw, hay, or corn fodder
with equal facility, and more work can be done
with by child in an hour, than with one of the
old fashioned kind by man, in day.
Writ OF ERRoR.-We learn from the Weston
Herald that writ OF error has been granted in the
case OF Dilworth for the killing of Bumgarduer,
some time since, i'll the county OF Harrison, and
for which he was recently convicted and sentenced
to eight years in the penitentiary
soUTHsIDE RAILROAD CompANY.-The stock.
holders OF this company met in Petersburg on
Wednesday, but owing TO tho absence of MANY of
their members, who are attending the convention
at Norfolk, the meeting ad burned to meet again
next Monday evening.
ANIMALS AND VEGETAELE5-The Weston Her.
aid every week has notice of some fresh wonder
IN the animal or vegetable world In the last mum.
Der we ind an account of a respectable pig, not
quite six months old, weighing 90 pounds; and Of
an apple, of this years growth, which weighs one
pound eleven ounces, and measures fifteen inches
IN circumference; and OF an appletree, hanging
full with the second crop. Lewis county g holds
her own
The CONFERENCE. of the Methodist Protestant
Church, adjourned on Monday last, Rev. .Messrs
Whitfield Thomson and McGee officiating
CONFERENCE.-The Petersburg Expre "a
states that the two countereiters, Brown and Hud-
son, whose career at the races and subsequent ar
rest we have already noticed were recently brought
up for examination al Prince Edward Court House.
We do not learn that any new facts were elected.
MORE FINE CArTLE.--Thiriy head of the largest,
fattest and most beautiful cattle we ever laid our
eyes on, passed through town on Tuesday morning
last They belonged to Oliver Beirne, ESQ of this
county, aud were then on their way to Richmond
We would guess that the lot will average not less
than 1900 pounds gross
NOn roe "Enr1nsrs, Ertcu1n
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N. B. No charge for trial

HAIR CUTTING, HAIR CUrTING-Strang-
Wis ting the Agricultural Fair wishing to get their
hair Cut in the latest and most approved style and
their Whskers changed TO most beautiful black or
brown color would advise them call at the air
Cutting Shaving, ShsmpoOning and Bathing Saloon
nuder the American Hotel. Entrance 1lth street.
BLOT, cold and shower Baths can be had at
all hours Single Bath 25 cts. or tickets for 81.
&C SO
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The Governor OF Connecticut has set apart the
Both inst as day of thanksgiving.
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Harrison Strang is under arrest in Philadelphia
on the complaint of his two daughters Hannah
and Mary, aged l3 and 10 years, who charge bim
with assault and battery and an attempt to violate
their uarenpz
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Joseph Escoubes, suspected of killing Maxwell
Zeuon, and Mrs. Antoine and her daughter, suspect
ed as accomplices, have been committed to Jail a.
OpeIousss. La
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CUBA-By the latest arrival from Havana we
learn that the Supreme Government has disalowed
the late ordinance, promulgated by Gen. Pezuela,
in reference to the amalgamation marriages in the
island The step has given general satisfaction to
he press and the inhabitants of the islands The
Diario de Ia Marina intiuates that il Is to be regard
ed as a strong evidence OF the absolute want of
foundation of the alleged abolition and negrophi
listic tendencies of the Government
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RESUMED OPERATross.-Messrs. Bls.chford &
Rainsford. he stock brokerage house. whose
failure, in New York, was some time ago an
nounced, have paid of ell liabilities and resumed
operations again
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An old soldier named William Smith, died in
New Orleans on the 2d inst from the effects of a
stab inflicted BY Antonio Cascano. who Is at large
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THE DAILY DISPATCH

s the clrcuistion of the DAILY DISPATCH
considerably that OF all the Daily papers of
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IMPORTANT POLITICAL MOVEMENT The follow
ing letter is in circulation among the National
Wings" of New York State:
ALBANY Oct. 28th, 1854
"DEAR SIR Upon consultation among a mum.
Der OF National Wings from different parts of the
state 1t has been deemed advisable to cali con-
vention to assemble at this place early in January
to reinstate the Wing party its old platform -
Gently discarded at Auburn. Ii is proposed to j.
sue an address to the Wings throughout the State
in which the principles of the National Whig party
will be plainly declared, expressing a decided on
position 10 the Nebraska bill, as violation of the
Missouri Compromise, and adhering to the Wbig
principles established by the National Convention
at Baltimore in 1852; pledging Ourselves to oppose
all propositions for the fusion OF the Whig party
witt any other for the purpose offorming section
al party based upon the agitatious of the day The
time lor decisive action has arrived, and the
coming winter will determine whether National
Wing party shall cease to exist Should your
views coincide with those herein expressed be
pleased to forward your name, together with the
names OF such other reliable in your neigh
borhood as you may select 70 James Kidd, Esq of
this city, without delay, that they may be printed
with the address.
'By order of the Committee
"FRANCIs GRAHGEpn
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Jacob Mercer, who was recently tried in Stewar
county, Georgia. for the murder of Green B. Lee
has been convicted of the offence and sentence ed
to be hung on the 10th of December next
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The Raveis, who recently closed an engagement
in New York, have arrived at New Orleans.
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s@sc-a The Subscriber wouId call
~<'~ - the attention Of all who are suffer
ing from defective vision. 10 his most complete ard
handsome assortment of SPECTACLES and EYE
GLASSES that ever were seen in this country. The
superior Glasses and his eklii Of applying the
with success to sii defects OF the eye--as Myops,
Presbytia. Presbyt5 amblyUpis, cataract and weak
Of the RetiHa. go well known that theT need
no mentioning. Thousands have been aided. and the
eye preserved IN natural state. II you wish your
Ike you would watch lingering; out call for
the proper aid upon one who has made this mpoT-
taut and delicate organ. (;he eyu and the uPplica
ton of Spsctacies to the same, II Thorough study
Call upon j.. AlhRKEES, Optician,
&C l6--dim -. Main at
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GENERAL AGENCY. FOR THE SALE AND
PURCHASE OF LANDs.-FRANK 6. RUFFIN, Secre.
tdry of the Piygiaid State agricultural Society," and
N. AUGUST offer their services TO the public az
GENERAL AGENTS for the sale and purchase of
LANDS in pirgiRiG and the Southern and Weste-n
States
Odice-at the Office Of the Piy2inio State Agricul.
tG"dt Society, No. rs Main street.
N. AUGUST, NerARY PUBLIC AND ACCOUNTANT
Omce-esabOVe fe 8-te
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NEW BUCKWHEAT FLOUR-A SUI
IN perior article In eighth bags landing from schr.
Hanover; for sale by HULST klR6,
amos 6 and Frsnklin aud Is0 Broad st.
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Jenny Busk, the young sonsssress, has passet
. searching examiassion at Liepzic, and has beer
admitted into the Conservatory.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

HE FIRST ANNUAL EXHIBITION OF THE
VIRGINIA. MECHANICS INSTITUTE. viii b
opened t. the public on TUESDAY EVENING
3lst Oct, 1T O'Clock.
At 81 O'Clock the same evening, the opening Ad
dress w be delivered by o. r. BALDWIN, Esq
The Exhibition will be open daily until the 1stt
November. from 10 A. Nj. to 10 p M
The ARmORY BAND is .ngsged, snd viii be in
attendance every evening. from q 10 IGPM
TH0S. DODABEAD,
General Superintendent of Exhibition
Corinthisn Hail. Main street.
Between 9Th and 1Gth Richmond oc 81
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I BEG respectfully to inform my friends
4 and the public, that | now in the house Of
Messrs SMITH HARDWOOD, NJ. S5 Main street,
sign of the brcad-sXe where it would afford me pie
ure to see them, and to supply them with any goods
in the HARDWARE LINE. | have been employ d
in the house of Mr. Theo Robertson for about fifteen
years. and partner with him and Mr.. VIM. b. Gate 3
from the ls August 1851, TO lst July, 1854, and any
orders entrusted to from the patrons of Robert.
son. Gates 4 Radcliffe woaid be very thankfully re-
ceVed, and have the best and most careful attention
of the house in which sm now employed.
no 6-Im J. w. RATCLIFFE.
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A CARD.-Having to 20 West about the
middle of November will give attention to any bu
siness entrusted TO me in that section Communcs-
uons may be addressed TO Chicago, Illinois, or
through the house of Messrs Warren L Perkins, in
Richmond. JOHN d WARREN
oc 20 dim Att,y at Law.
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THE MINERS In California who have used
BAKERS PREMIUM BITTERs, declare them
~olth .ner welshl IN goId, IN preXSnung colds and
it impossible for the weather affect the head or
lungs. Price 80 cents per bottle. To be had of all
the principal Druggists in the city of Richmond and
elsewhere. oc
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FIcUT's EXTRACT OF WILD CHERRY and
WooD NAPHTHA-The great Panacea for Coughs
Colds, Group end all diseases of the throat ard lungs
Prepared by E. J. PICOT Main ST., and sold by Wso.
P. Ladd, Broad st. no 72ar
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110 ~ e '1l1S E1sta INC IOIIoWIhg a. tIe 'aI
'agonies' for 1854
The fall fashions for gentlemen make q senss-
tion. Hats have iringe that reminds you OF the
eyes OF the horned owl, and coats have changed IN
but such articles AZ a Broadway exquisite would
have made merry over last year. Tailors and hat
ters have eonspred together, and the result. are
funny The young bucks are conspicuous objects
Just now.
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THOMAS w. KEESEE.

-iUC IIUNfER,
Office with GEO. j. SUMNER, No. 20 Pearl ST.
VIII attend to the sale OF REAL ESTATE, and eve.
~ description of MERCHNDIZE, HOUSE
HOLD FURNITURE, &c.