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LARGE TRAIS OF Hoe. "A train Of forty two
cars arrived at Cincinnati from Columbus over
the Columbus and Xenia and Little Main rail
w,vs, on the 9th instant havicg on board 376i
hogs weighing in all about cne million two
ibuudrcd thousand pounds,
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el5,ol3 50

Increase, e3,ol3Se
Or nearly 95 per con'
AprIrrnr AND SEpucrloS--Ths Springfield
Mass, Republican has a sad story Of human
iraIlty, by which iva respectable families are
severely afflicted Rev. y. W. Wright. pastor
OF the Methodist church in Pelham. met \
Young girl, daughter of deacon OF his church.
by appointment. at Pn,msf, wac1c. they pro-
csedtd to New York together, remained day
or two and then returned, he to Palmer, and
she to Wllbraham, by seamboat and railroad,
he wearing false whskers, and shs not Appea .
ring to be in company with him in the cars
The g,rl said she had been home. but wss sus~
pccted, and has confessed. She had resided 10
Mi. Wright's family on the occasion Of the ill.
ness of his wife lie is from thrty-6ve to forty
year, old, aud i, the father OF family, and he
now lies in Spring feldjail. Oh charge Of ssdus
tion and adultery.
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wv VE.EE SNM.NG&.

vrrfrE-3d story. u, d. H. N,R;"g1rs iyoi
,.ock, Soath l'tsi cor,o ot the court Hop,
sg~ere
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-02-04

wy BUSHNELL. Atio,arIS CnaHS'''oJ AZ
w LIr, Ottawa Ills. \ uo.,u'a-' 'ufur'rd
g. hrm wl.' receive tairhih and prompt attention
O,h,rayrr Norris F,sh,r's bank ~ conner the
court house -rlarr July lG-i~-b,
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~ N0VV W0UT' n Fr0rV bOdU rtd0S 4
Fanny Ferns New BOOk

HAS mctwth a sale OF 30 coo copies in treuiy
dIUS.
Fern leaves from Fanny's portfolio, with eight
elegant Illustrations, is thchook olthc time.
W. dg MT h'Nidic IN pronounce II 0uc Of The
mast rcGdyb'r ioy.SDf ibc ddy "--Ch JomUGi
"FaHHV iaS mDdc bcrSrlf It HaR,c hnt trW So
.trc rdcomc n her boot ia thousands ot
hDmcS '- NoSioH carpet EGg
For sale a. wholesale aud retail hv
July % \ II. n {. BuRLEY, Chicago.
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The latest case Of absence Of mind was that OF
n young woman in Portland, who was sent by
her mother to buy pair Of shoes and instead OF
buying them married the shoemaker 1t was a
week before she discovered her mistake and
even then she did not cry about IL.
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uss ,rLr,R Avn tury ClNrs per Annum
II ,aidin advance. AupaprrauoipoIdtorru dd.
,,n,e WILDE charged cdu,hcjatrot Iwo DoLLAG'
Year
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4 tLONEE 81 COOK, 3D. q. Gloycr--h. c
~ Cooke I'pyDtavG roww'iaw q" Lar-
Ottawa Office IN RcII,ch'a Block, ra., -lIr Of
the prLlirSg41fr. Iuuc, lSi7-ti
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-02-04

MiruieW CrSrR.L RLILRoAp The eatrinxs
Of this road iur December, lso9 aud 80, com.
pare rs follows;
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~ L.THDNPSDY, De1'sr in Dr'r, Pate"
sI. v l-ia-,. Paints, Ojk, T"rjhlt L'to
SiDF,, S-.; h.r,rcu,hc Cry Ho,eIand Hedd'cN.s
Block, Ottawa. Ill.,
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MCUprGrE- or \ SLAVE SENTENCED To M llrNG.
--Out readers will rrcollrct the part cuIars of a
horrible case in South Carolina in which two
white mcn, named Thomas MattCy and VIM
Blncklclgc hunted down runaway slave with
blood hounds. and then put him to death hv the
most prolonged aud cruel torture These friend.
were brought before the Court Of Appeals q:
Charleston ON Mondov last, an1 after the mo.
ton for new trials had been dismissed, were sen
fenced to be hung on the Sd day olMarch roN',
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Il DING BOO ks!

"
q AVE YOU seen ticnH They admirable books
/ All the teachers who have examined and used then,
attest warmly their singular fitness for the purposes of the
school room.
They in fact the carefully considered results of the
mo> ample experience in teaching, and accotlingi
adapted admirably i'll every way 10 the wants and powers
of the learner
Here in the onset dull arguments long draxn
Out to prove that " the picture of is no. a ca
that the picture of horse is not horse that the
picture of COW is not COW" and Other inorma zion
equally valuable and appropriate: i'll school book for
child.
On tho contrary the child is assumed to have common
and to need Instructions in what is useful nd suit
ed to his years lie therefore puzzled on the
with long words and abstract definitions, and wcared ont
with reading orateIptng to read, what is without ben
et because above his capacity and without interest be-
cause inSulicrahly duh
In Sanders New Reading Books sten in the rro.
r">S till the very last is plainly preparatory the mex.
The pupil pleasantly and prOltablv conducted through
in regular succession all containing matter fnI of inter
est moral and instructive yet highly entertaining and
besides so arranged while merely teaching him to re-
to nbue hiS mind with the wholesome thought and
devclorc and strengthen his mental powers.
Teachers, examine them. and Judge for yourselves.
The teachers throughout the Territory have a of
tie above books for examination, by calling W. 5.
COMBS near the American House, who is the only author
ize! agent or Minnesota.
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Es.y" Paper made from rood. as substitute
for rags, appears to be coming into Use. with
the prospect of ctfccting large saving for
newspaper publishers. The Philadelphia Lett
ger AMI the Providence Jouram are now both
printed on such paper. 1t is firm and smooth,
but is deficient in fncncss of texture and in
general appearance. compared with the ordi-
nary kind. The defects. however. NAV vet be
remcdied. Any kind Of wood may be used.
though poplar seems to be preferred. The
pulp, when prepared, is put upon the common
paper-making m chine, and is made into paper
10y the ordinary process. 1t is supposed that
it mly b. iurnish II AT oac-haIf the cost of rar-
papcr-jOuT If Conn.,
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DAILY PIONEER.
THURSDAY MORNING, AUG. 2I
Literary Gossip Abroad.
SAINT PAUL:

Miss Mlrtinaau has published Guide to
Wlndermere The work contains some etch-
inSs of scenery designed by Mr.. Aspland, and
engraved by Mr.. w. j. Linton, both of them
artists resident in the locality.
Mr.. Tomlinson's encyclopaedia of Useful
Arts is fast drawing to conclusion. 1t has
reached to the letter W.. and without even once
having an irreyuaritv in publication, or any
falling Oft in the quality of the contents
a letter from Scutari says that Capt. Ham
ley of the Royal Artillery. author of Lady
Lees WidOwhood.' published in Black uoods
Magazine, has had his leg broken in two places
10y the kick of horse
y movement, says an Edinburgh paper, is
IN course of organization, with the view of
elcltlhg the feeling of our fellow citizens in
reference to public memorial of the late Lord
Cockburn.
Mr.. Sidney Blanchard. Of the Daily Ne,rs,
a son of Lamar Blanchard has recently pro-
cceded to Melbourne, to co-edit the .frgus of
that thriving AuStralasan town.
The London EpitOmid declares its intention
of greeting us weekly with special information
on science and manufacture, in addition to its
literary contents.
Constable IL Co.. of Edinburgh, are about
to inaugurate 4 new Misccllany--one of For
eign Literature-with volume of " Hungari-
an Sketches"
Mr. Mortimer, a Strand publisher, an
nounces new WonttIy Rover. which would
seem to aim at the amusement of the general
reader.
The London Critic publishes quarterly an
Educational Supplement" for the notice of
educational literature and movements.
Walter Savage Lander, now 81 years of age,
yet strong and cheerful at his home in Bath,
has been editing Letters of an American"
Miss Siucars Sir Edward Grahum' has
just appeared in The Run and Ready Libra
ry," us The Mysterious Marriage
The election OF four professors for the rev
University AZ Melbourne is now proceeding
salary FL 900 year each.
The Association for the promotion Of the
Fine Arts in Scotland has selected Tam o.
Shantcr for Illustration
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NEW ROCK STORE.

u. EAMilION " co.
No. ) Winston House, Corner # EIye mil Fort SIS.
re receiving and opening the largest and best assert
"a ment of Books. Stationery, Wall Paper and fancy
articles before brought west OF Chicago which they
offer for Sa at the very lowest possible cash prices
We would first call attention our stock of Val Paper
comprising 1000 rolls which were purcha ,ed at very
low rates Those wanting Wall Paper would do well
lDrh at our assortment
Our stock of Natoncy can't be beat this side of Chi
cago.
Writing Paper of ell grades Pens Ink Rubber Ink
stands. Rulers Botting and Drawing Paper all descrp
tons and in fact all articles usually kept in Stationery
establishment.
cold Pens. We have large stock of J. B. Beer
Pens all warranted, which offer the public at Eastern
es Gold and Silver Tooth Picks. very neat article.
Letgers, Journals, Day Books Pass Books and Memo
randumS. OF all styles, in sets single
We have good stock of Miscellaneous Books. and a
great variety Of Chlrens Books which cannot fail to
please.
Cheap Publications. We have in store very large stock
and received by Express soon as thev
sued from the press We have an arrangement in New
York city by which all the works are to
as printed.
Of School Books, have all of A. S. Barnes < Co s
publications. which offer as anv other establish
ment in town. Give US a call c. HAMILTON Co,
june 3O-dtf No. 3WinSlOw House.
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GALENA MARKETS,

(Corecld Daily ftom tire Galeua Adreniser1
FLouR.-superinc s. so a 60, Extra Sc 90
Sc 50.
GRAIN. Oats bush. 81 IA 22c Corn none
PoRK.-Mess SI3 Sli, do Clear SD SIG
BAcoN.-I!ams Sc Sc. Shoulders a &C.
LARD.-S l-2 to &C.
BUTTER-Eresh l. a ISr Firkn Eliza
CHEEsE-E ID and Il ii I5c, Country
Zoe.
SUGAE-N iI-2a lie, Clarified 81
7c, Loaf 10 4 lie.
MoLAssEs-N 0 80 a 3jc, s II Sc a iOc
CorFEE-Rio II l-2 Is lie, Java Is a l7c
Rice 6a6I-I.
TEA-InpcriaI As 75c, II 30 Zoe, Black
40 a 60c.
ToBAcco-Vrgina2 % &c, Missouri -, II
sc.
CANDLES and SoAP-NIoud Is - lie TalIow,
prime none, Dipped, none. Soap :'-4 as IA.
Participates, green per Dbl 50 so a S. 50,
Dried, per bush 25 l 80, Peaches, dried, IS
- 90, Klisins per box s. 90, Lemons 81 90
Al 50.
FIsH-M,ck~rel. No. l per hbl, SIS 90, No. .
Ho 10 W, NO. . 40 Ii w, CodiIsh per Dbl > w
Salmon per lb $50 90, Oysters per dozen, IS 90
IIARDwARE-Nails, Jmata per ID n7c, Iron
Mountain, 6 Al II, Boston do, Iron, Fiat Bar
a 8, III ) Bar, l-2a l.2, Sheet Americana
l-2 9, Nail Rod &c, Russian Is Bic, Cast
Steel per lb pc, Blister Is 20, German lSa-
Steel springs Ii a Is, Axes 10 IL I-2, Anvil
II a Is, Axes per doz. IL 90 IL 50, Chains
log, per lb S 10, Cable 10, Miners shoves per
doz r. Spades do.
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ysOSEO. CLOTHING. AND FURNISHING
STORE.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.

n c. GRISWOLD has Just opened in LAMBERT,S
VI. BRICk BLOCK Sd street under the Mime sotan
Office. Ten Thousand Dollars worth of
READY MADE CLOTHING. AND CENTS FURNISHING
GOODS.
Comprising the largest and best selected assortment
goods OF tie kind offered i'll this city Territory
The goods and clothing all new. and Of the
LATEST SPRING STYLES,
selected with great from the largest and most "a sbion
able houses in Boston. c also
OF HATS AND CAPS
of every description.
Persons in want of any of the above goods will find it
TO ter advantage 10 examine this stock before making
their purchases. The stock will be sold at WHOLESALE
or REL AL to salt purchasers and the LOWEST CASH
PkltEN. c. G. GRISWO OLD.
Nav Id & VT
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NEW STORE! NEW STOCK!!
IA -

lSTOCLD most respectfully inform the inhabitants of
w St Paul and surrounding country that they have
Gently established themselves in the New Store on Third
~treet, two doors above Whneys Daguerrean Caller "
where they oller to the public an assortment of
BOOTS AND SHOES,
hich Tor extent and variety durability of material and
l4ance and beauty of inish will challenge comparison
With the best selected stock in the Northwest
1t being determination to do an exclusive Boot and
Shoe business have every confidence in assuring the
public that they at all times find the BEST articles at
he LOWEST PRICES FOR CASH at the
BOSTON BOOT AND SHOE STORE, Third ST., ST. PAUL
June l5-Gtf
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GENERAL MARKETS.

LIVE SToCK.-Correcte daily by Mr.. c. CorITER--Icef
on foot cts. + tb. Cows S300S5O. Work Oxen from
S90fGsl5O Z yoke.
Fresh MErr-Retail-3ecf Sc. f0l2c Mutton 1Oc GD12
Pork, 17lac. Veal, l2i.c. Chickens SO 20 ? dozen
PRovr1oNs.-(Correcred daily by Mr. PRESLEY Pork
sl1 5o0SS z Dbl. Hams. lie. z h. Lard! y &C. Flour
uperine Sc % extra. 81 2 h1l Corn Meal 75c r bu
Beans 81 80 bush. Potatoes, 3Oc(35c 7 bush. Fresh
Butter, l5c. (-5c. & ID. Cheese 12l,c. r b. Eggs 15c
e dozen.
GR0CERIFs-(Fr From Mr. ALEXANDER REy Robert street
Sugar, brown &c. GDSc. refined 9c. crushed and pow
dcred 121ac. {. h. Coffee 15c. (25c. Tea Coo "a ST.
Rice. Sc. GIl0c. MolasSes, SOC. a soc. = gallon
DRIED Participates 81 50 Z bushe Peaces So CO.
| Green Apples S7Gl3 q barrel.
GRATN.-Oats. 45c Corn, zoe. fG15c. Barley Coo.
MiS,Fa Observation-Disclosures, 81 50Gs5 80 :. barrel Tai
low, l5c. Z h. Candles, star, 35c 2 II. Fresh Fish
Sc Z Ii. dried 7c Lime, 81 50G$2 90 4 Dbl Onions
soc. Z bush. Lard Oil 81 10 T. gal. Salt 81 90 r bu
Vinegar, 25c. Z gallon. Tallow 13c 4 ib. Tobacco,
l0c. G15oc Hides green 3iac dry, &c. q ID.
IrYmR.-""mnon, Sl0iGl4 Z NJ. Dimension stuff.
Sl4G SIG Flooring, SIC; Siding Sic Seasoned, s2OG-5
Shingles, 81 00G$3 80 Iath, 81.
Woodbury., So 00l11s3 80 q cord
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Skss;ElAi Na.s'sCE;.

YINlE copartncr>hip h,leotore formed and existing be-
i tween the members c"m rising til" firm of A Vance
Brown Co" Wa and Is by their special agreement Of
partnership confined solely The 81" OF real estate: and
tine B mixing and Exchange Business advertised hv
Vance Brown e. is tho excl i>iyc and in livdu; bu>i
as of A Vance Brown.
Aug. IL. ls54-lw. A VANCE BROWN
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loJ+. ~. NJ - 80 LIZ IS0t
ssS3 - r.; 49,
UNION OF THE MaSsKS>EPPI AND AT.
LANaIG Rl &EEAM.

By THE ROCk ISLAND AND CHICAGO RAILROAD
F3VlIS connection affords the only continuous by
i steam to the Atlantic from It. Paul By this route
passengers will escape the unpleasant stage travel from
tiacna To Warren.
Arrangements have been made to ticket passengers
Chicago and the by the Galena and Minnesota acket
company. and the Louis Gaena Packet to Rock Is
land, forming connection with the
Two daily express trains between Rock Island and Chi
cago connecting Chicago with for the east and
south.
BASS BORUP & co. General Agents. St Paul. NJ. T.
JNO II. LAMB, Ticket Agent; Office, Third street,
and the Lower Landing.
Tickets NAV also be obtained at this Office to New York
Boston Philadelphia Baltimore, and all the principal ceS
oftbe Eastern dlpl TutterH States.
JNO. NJ. LAMB, Ticket Agent.
Pa, Naval 1854.
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ESTABIrSaai3D IN Is5I.
NOarI ~ f. a h ~ n o. a. DIN A Kt

~ - Il Il. 4. n h n 60 4. II 4 n A kk
FALL AND WINTER IMPORTATION
I'VE subscribers take pleasure in inviting the attention
oil the citizens Of s.. Paul and surrounding country
% their new establishment. located on the
CORNER CT ROBERTS AND FOURTH STREETS
We have just opened the above establishment with
rich and well selected stock of
READY MADE CLOTHING
Or the very best and finest Manufacture and Iatest
tyle, made expressly for this market at
Wholesale AND RETAIL
very full supply of
Boys CLOTHING,
Hats caps, shirts, collars gloves cravats undershirts
'CcAS, etc, etc. :! lcndid a>Sirn}rnt of TRUNKS
INDIA RUBBER AND Gil CLOTH CLOTHING
Having partners in the East who buy directly from i'm
orterS, enabled sell at the lowest New York
Cash Prices. Please cal: at the
STAR CLOTHING STORE
Corner Roberts and Fourth Streets
e. Our terms Cash~0a
N. SCHOTTENFEIS eco.
August 10 1854. aur II diff
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NFACk4IkSiN & EksGs EIeEGN.

MACkVSiN & EksSsEIeTSN.
BANKERS, ENtll NNeiE X REAL ESTATE BROKERS
OtFIrE-No I, WIN>IGw llnUS& ST. PAUL, MINNESOTA.
WILL. buy and sell EXchangc-scount good business
w paper at current ratc>-ReceIve Depo>te>-Buy and
sell Real Estate Commisson--Make Colections-Take
charge =" Real Estate of residents. pay taxes and
all other business pertaining to their profession
REFERENCES:
Willis A. German, Governor Mime sofa: Alexander RI
-"y. EN G"vcrnor Ogden Jones Co.. Chicagu; Charles
irwin, Del. Bank. Delhi, y. y. Wadswortl sheldon
\. V; II. y. Tucker Co.. En- Bank Chicago; Harrison
Fay, Boston.
f' Notes of the Merchants Bank, Of Macon received
on deposit and for Gold and Exchange at current rates
june -. 1851. ly-iunr 20
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y IL
OAKLAND CEMETERY ASSOCIATION, READY FOR
THE Sal T. OF LOIS.
'hN attention OF Ike citizens OF 81. Paul Is earnestly
called to the fact the OAKLAND CEMETERY ASSOCIATION
l. now duly incorporated and organized according to law
That they have purchased forty acres of land, within
le of the Capitol beautifully situated undulatng and
dotted with groves and have had the laid
handsome plan into burial lots with the proper avenues
WALKS, &c3,nd that all the preliminary steps having
been property taken. and deeds ulaS &c duly FLED
LOtS ali who desire beautiful sale and PERMANENT
resting lace for their dead.
TIE law under which tins Cemetery Association
co:p"r:l,ed contains the following section:
ST.. IL. The proceeds arising from the sale Of lots in
such cemetery, shall lee app lied the pa yment of any
debts incurred said Assoc in the purchase Of
etrry grounds and property, in fencing improving and
ctAbclSng such grounds and avenues leading thereto
ami Eeaying tn" necessary NenscS in the management
! and care of tie same. AND for 10 other purpose
From this extract lot ho!ierS will perceive that the
Cemetery not speculative affair; that the proceed
from the sale of the lots exclusively devoted lqui0
atg the NECESSARY expenses incurred in the purchase
OF the cemetery. and tfapfOciaJ enJeIiih
iag n1rt or't1me7l'i ing tie grOund
10 give energy and concentration in aging the bust
n" of the Association the Boar! Of Trustees deemed il
advisable 10 appoint IR. THOMAS FOSTER, Actuary and
general Executive officer OF The Association.
The Actuary authorized sell and M of Lots and
maze out deed, for the 9ne; and generally superin
tend and the affairs OF the Cemetery Associa ton
under the direction OF the Board OF Trustees tleir Ex
ecutvc Committee.
All persons having any business with the Cemetery A
ISOLATION viii apply To DR.. FOSTER, at the Office of TIE
Com any. in the DAILY Times brick Building adjoining
c. Ii. iarker's Banking Office
ALEX. RAMSEY.
A. L. IAHI ENlEUR,
e.. ". HARRINGTON,
Executive Com of the Board of Trustees, c. Company
ArrFsr-TIICMAS FOSTER Actuary.
jun" -. 1884. d3m
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IspNrMall'g Column.
AT CDSX...AI CUSE.
CLOTHING! CLOTUINGt,

CLOTHING. CLOIHlNG. '!
HAVING too many goods hand, | will tor the mex
1 L sixty days sell iny clothing at cash.
This is HCMBUG but real fact Persons wishing Il
buy Ready MADE Clothing VIII from 80 to 10 PEI
cent by Purchasing from my stock, which is the lrges
and best selected ever brought into thi, Territory.
Come one, come all and you viii Meier regret calling
! this TIE CHEAP STORE.
Our goods all made TO orler for this market, and
viii warrant every garment sold.
One trial sufficient to gain your custom, motto
mas always been, Good. in 81. Paul at
NEW YORK PRICES
We have still Oh hand
500 Linen Coats from ...........S00 70 20 81 90
zoo 3Io AipasA -.....-.--.-. 0 90 to 90
10y lWerd ............... % t" W
800 Cloth = ............... 90 to 10 20
500 Pair summer panta.......... 00to co
400 Cashmere - ........ = 90 to ) 90
600 Heavy 4" ......... 90 TO . 80
| 1000 Vests, all kinds ........ l 90 40
| Also. the largest assortment of SHIRTS, GRAY ATS,
81 81 ENDEhS, HALF HOSE, and every article
Tor the grntleman'S wardrobe
Thankful tor the liberal patronage heretofore extended
would say to friends and the public generally that
am better able hold inducements to buy than
any time heretofore.
Country merchants would do well 10 call and
viii sell as low can be purchased in New York, trans
porta'ion added.
r. Eric and Kalamazoo and Connersvile money taken
4 HYNEMAN's.
800 rAl. FANCY CASHMERE PANTS at
4 INNEMiNS.
a 900 PAIR LINEN AND SUMNER PANTS at
n IlYNEMANS
4 900 WHITE AND COlORED SHIRTS at
Il HYNENAN's
n 90 PAIR BLACK CASSIMEKE PANTS at
4 EYNEMAN'S.
900 SUMNER VESTS at .
= 90 SILK AND OTHER VESTS at
- HYNESIAN'S.
500 NECK TIES at u,->,v,x.s
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TorWdrDtMg.
&C, is,jltlzA.a> q co.,

80. L. SahAA-sAA q CD,
! STORAGE, forw arding anu Conn'iss'on Merchants
~ GrUcers and Dealers III Grain ana frOvsiVns.-
hart Boat ST. Paul, Min. &. 81 RBAhk,
{. +. WHITNEY.
Shippers and Consgnees viii find it then to
do business with u.s. the snse Vi Labor and bray.
age is saved.
REFERENCES
Gcv. W. A German,
VIZ % Y: 5s I; ssiI Co, s.. Paul.
Alex Wnkin. -
b. ii. Campbell, & @
S S:ss:. ": s;a% co., q Co.. ca'.n..
X. 5. Harris, q Co.
r. R' F. W s.sa, }s'Lom
Charles scudder, & Co., }poo,.
Manning IL SianwoOd. { i'o''o"
Mark Packages care b. * I. Wharf Boat st. Paul.
Minnesota.
ST. Paul, Mav1., 1854 1.tf
wv. THEoDoR roRup s.R.CAAMpLIN.
STORAGE, FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MER-
CHANTS. AND GENERAL STEAMBOAT AGENTS,
LeUee, Opposite Steamboat Landing, ST. Paul. Min
REfERENCEs.-P. Chouteau Jr. a Co., New York;
d. d j. w. Banning, Cincinnati; Riggs q lowering, ST.
Louis; p. Choutean, Jr. q Co.. st. Louis; Choutrau Il
Vale, st. Louis; Buord Brothers, Rock Island; II. H.
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