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The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1854-05-12
st. noufs auo'ts.
rHos GREY. EDw'D BOYLE.
GREY & BOYLE, .fI-.
Boiler Makers, BlackSmiths,

SHEET IRON WORKERS,
Main Street, between Carr and Cherry, ST. Louis Mo.
HAVING gone 10 a very great expense to erect ma.
Il II chinery for Blacksmithing making Boilers, ana
we prepared to furnish every thing belonging
to our business per cheaper than any other
Enlistment in the Western country All who are in
want OF any thing in line of business will find 1t to
their advantage to give call before purchasing else
where.
o. Repairing done at the shortest notice. Always
OH hand variety of secondhand BOILERS.
n. Brazil ROAD AXLES, BRIDGE WORK,
and every description of heavy BLACKSMITHING,
done on short notice and accommodating terms.
April 10th, 1854 52-6m
$. S. BRAINERD,
House and Steamboat Furnishing Store,
(Neu) No. 40 Fourth Street, Saint Louis, Mo.
MANUFACTURERS OF
SHOWER BATHS, BATHING TUBS, HIP
AND SPONGE BATHS, REFRIGERATORS, ICE
CHESTS, WATER COOLERS.
Deale-s in Ice Cream Freezers Preserving Kettles,
Sad and Laundry Irons, Brass Kettles, Kitchen
Hardware, Britannia and Plated Wares, Lamps
Spoons, &C., Knires and Forks, Pocket KniUes and
PLANISHED, PLAIN AND JAPANNED TIN WARE
Willow, Rattan and W OGDEN Wares; Mats, Brushes
Feather busters, Bronzed Hat Sta Us, Bird Cages Hob
by Horses, Cabs, Toys, &c. Fishing Tackle, Fancy
Goods for Church Fairs, all at low prices for cash OF
approved credit.
GERS PATENT IRON REFRlGERATORS.
WASHING MACHINES.
1n,l1 E,n
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PROPOSALS
XKIILL be received by the undersigned until the Isl
w of May, for the delivery this post, or be-
fore the LIST of September next of twenty1 hundred
bushels of corn, in good sacks.
Each bid will be accompanied by written offer
from two responsible persons to become security
der bonds of OOO for the faithful performance Of the
contract Extravagant bids will not be considered,
will bidder be accepted security for another
Fort Ridgely, NJ. T., March 90. 1854.
JNO. e. KELTON,
5O-4tl A. A. Quarter Master
A New supply of "Fem Leaves" just received a.
~ 1891 LEDUC'S BOOKSTCRE.
WHISKY.
e)U ' J. W. DOWNER,
Fob 1894 A If
MAPS OF ST. PAUL.
All in need If correct map of st. Paul, will do well
to call on Combs and procure one there are but
a few left.
COMBS BOOKSTORE,
feb IS near the American House.
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and
INDIA RUBBER GOODS.
No, log and l6l, Main street, corner of Washington
Avenue,
ST. LOUIS, MO.
KNE are now receiving from Mandatory in
w New York our SPRING STOCK, which will be
usually large and comprise all GRADES of MEMS and
BOYS CLOTHING, from the COARSEsT FABRICS the
FINEST FRENCH CLOTH, and general assortment of
SHIRTS, FURNISHING GOODS, UMBRELLAS, CARPET
BAGS, &C.
Our stock of India Rrbber Goods will be very large
shall receive these Goods, from several different
manufactures
Persons dealing in the above articles are particularly
invited to call and examine stock as we intend 10
sell goods at low prices an! liberal terms any
house in this city.
41-lv =. La III. VAN DEVENTER & co.
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14o2o From Nelson's Landing, Wis., by Waheoo-
tak's Village. Olive Grove and MENDOZA,
Min. to Fort Smelling, IS miles and back,
once a week. =,
Arrive at Fort Smelling next Wednesday by 6
Leave Fort Smelling Thursday at 6 m;
Arrive at Nelson's Landing next Saturday by
Bidders viii specify the offices to be supplied
l4O2l From Point Douglass, by Cottage Grove and
Red Rock, to st. Paul, rs miles and back.
once a week.
Leave FONT Pouglass Friday at 6 am;
Arrive at St. Paul same day by 6 pm:
Leave ST. Paul Saturday at IN;
Arrive at Point Douglass same day by 9 p m
Mills, Taylor's Falls, Falls Of ST. Croix
and Pokcsuma Lake, to Falls Of St. Louis
River Of Lake Superior, It's miles and back
once a week.
Leave Point Douglass Monday at m;
Arrive at Falls of St. Louis River OF Lake
Superior by 6 p m next Sunday;
Leave Falls Of st. Louis River Of Lake Supe
rr Monday at a m;
Arrive at Point Douglass by 6 p m next Sun
day.
Proposals to commence at Falls Of St. Crois
are invited.
1923 From " abashaw, by Minnesota City, Monte
yuma and Brownsville, to Decor,ah, Iowa
l2O miles and back, week.
Proposals for this service by the trip are in
vited.
Bidders will name schedule Of arrivals an(
departures.
SPECIAL OFFICES.
Proposals are invited for supplying the following
Offices in the Territory of Minnesota for the net pro
ceeds Of said Offices respectively, limited to t
he named in the proposals in each case
Crow Wing from Fort Ripley, miles, once ;
week and back.
Little Canada from St. Paul, 6 miles, once wcel
and back.
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Form for bd Whcre no Change tron ddretlSenent IS
contemplated by the bidder.
l Cor we, the may beg Here write the
in lnlll OF There state the residence
residences hereby propose to carry the mail on
route No. from to often the
Postmaster Generals advertisement for proposals for
the same, dated January 9, 1854 requires, in the time
stated in the schedules contained in said ADVERTISE
ment, and by the following mode of conveyance, to
wit: there how it is IL he conveyed*I for the
annual SUN of there write out the sum in words at
full length.l [Signed.1
(Datcd.l
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WAndR0QtOOs 10
decided by the SOth April. ls54) on the routes and
in the times berein specified.
MINNESOTA TERRITORY
lA00l From st. Paul, by Kaposia. Carlisle, Point
Douglass, Prescott, Wis, Red Wing. m'n:'
Mount Vernon, Reeds Landing, Nelson's
Landing, MontoviIIe, LA Crosse, WIS.,,
Brownsville. Min: Mi"'ewah' warmers
Landing. Wis; M," R ''"' l Mnnes ""a
Webster, to Prairie du Chen, Wis, 270
miles and hack, once a week from Novem.
Der Is to April Is in each year.
Leave St. Paul every Monday at a. m;
Arrive at Prairie du Chen next Sunday by
Leave Prairie du Chen every Monday Al,
Gam;
Arrive at St. Paul next Sunday by p. m.
l4002 From st. Paul to Fort Smelling, miles and
back, three times week.
Leave ST. Paul Monday, Wednesday and Fri
day at 10 m;
Arrive at Fort Smelling same days by IL M
Leave Fort Smelling Monday, Wednesday and
Friday at pm;
Arrive at ST. Paul same days by 8 . m.
l400S From st. Paul, by Saltwater, Marine Mills,
and Taylor's Falls, to Falls Of ST. Croix,
So miles and back, three times a week to
Saltwater, and once week residue Of
route.
Leave St. Paul Monday at m;
Arrive at Falls Of ST. Croix next day by IL m /;
Leave Falls of ST. Croix Tuesday at 2 p IN;
Arrive at st. Paul next day by 6 IN.
Schedule for the additional trips to Saltwater.
Leave st. Paul Thursday and Saturday at
am;
Arrive at Saltwater same days hy IL a m;
Leave Saltwater Thursday and Saturday at
pm;
Arrive at St. Paul same days bv Z m.
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Affairs I'm Mexico.
OUR BnowSsvILLE CORRESPONDENCE.
BkowSsvuLr fTexas,) o IT. 4, Is

BhOWNsVILLB, (IeXasi) . ~. e. IooF'
Simply, after my last letter, will inform you OF
whes rs taking place Oh both sides OF the line, so
far as can hear.
An org other ou,rnges committed on The part OF
SsIts Az mas government, on tie waters OF the h'o
Gande, Is ,bat OF basiog bad the gentiemAniy ce'A
Of the Camsrehe. James b. Armstrong, taken up'
for bsving committed what, acco ding 70 5'nSs
Anpss late decree as respects passports, would be
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-30

FlrlL ArrRAY.-A fatal afrroy took place on a
bats lev miles below Peru, Ills, ltSeems that
Capt CarOlhets, OF Tue steamer Toledo, wished
spn hi, boat past the steamer Michigan, while
10Th Ssre on The bar. IN doing so he ran his boat
g'ian line belonging &c the Michigan, which
UgOojecled to by Capt Harris Of that bOnti but,
ulLs Toledo still proceeded, II. brought out o
double barrel gun, and, levellins it at Capt Cas-
dlsp, killed him on ne spot. Harris made his
H'Pe ashOteand avoided apprehension. probably
at want Of skias with which TO pursue him to
DE l,ud. Mr. BrlnI, pilot Of the Toledo. imme.
astsIy Oaeted a reward Of $3.50 Tor the nPPTehen-
Fonol Hairs, and on messenger being seut to
PsEt mayor BREWSTER despatched six men TO the
pot Tie Affair has created great excitement. =
A'oIheEE was considered quiet, unOaenling man j,
'ad was about 6S yeats old.
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ASoTnEI BUSNEss SroRE.-0n the north side
q Market sIvett, above Fourth, 6lf, Caleb Cope,
ishloT p'tlueT in the house oil Caleb Cope & Co.,
ls elected second elegant store. Its built on
Ae ioI on which stood The store formerly occupied
VA1. Copes two uncles, during the many yeats
1sy actively and successfully prosecuted their
BUSINESS, and more recently occupied by the pres
'hI Louise Of Caleb Cope g. Co., up 10 Tue time
4sH elegant Quincy granite structure WAS com
t'eel' The old property, Vefy desirable locn'
yea lof business, was sought after by different in
H.duals' but hr. U. decilnsd the oilers. 0
Ibs Sots is l9i feet front, 98 eet deep, and five
VOTES high. It's style is Of the modern Moorish
2gPF' aud lbs only one oil tie kind M Philadelphia.
.ie ,tonI is divided into three openings, having
-uuoS IN lie ceniIe, aud dUOT Mt either side,
wy Tie Projections finished within The allotted
P'es anu provision made lOT the return Of all the
I'luIngs w 10 the patty line. A very pretty
T'ae Of Tie architecture oil the store, Is obseTv-
."y 81 thef end Of the front, IN the delicate
uus which extend from the second story up TO
",Iee' and which aTe divided al the height oil
"Sn =! a moulded base aud foliated cap The
s,HaI SoIlss ate divided by an OInamenled string
=, VsN course, which adds much 10 the beauty and
.usnI'h Of the building. ThesupeTsuucluTe rests
W SUBSTANTIAL granite piers, CaEIlsd up 10 The line
y. ue pavement, the FIST story has front Of OF
SS'msnlu' iron, with the Badger Patent Re, diving
66.uNl' aud lie Iour upper stories front oil New
T'uhASlek sandstone, VI light attractive shade,
,l3, s''i Of that color used in this CITY. ,a
llILe store will lie summarized with handsome
,e"e eofnISe' A fight Of granite steps lead from
~ pavement TO sales room ~ tie easement, 10
w hlth' we'll lighted and ventilated. In The real
''1l'laeIous area, III which IS placed the heating
rP'lsus' From this room access is gained Ia
is. ul'pet toomsby gsOmetTicai stairway, TeaOl
o s ioM The basement 10 the hlln story. Through
ue uInoSl cafe las been taken 10 produce The
~, ' possible light, both by large windows aud By
NJ 1,snS, aud IN THIS aTrun, emenl tue architect
r,',i frazer, hos admirably succeeded. ENe-
Y ''y Is flushed In tie most elaborate manner
wv paheied work, Utackeled counter, shelving
rs Va The inst and second fOOGs are spacious
'S'toOms, furnished with iTe.p proof safes
i,,hh.aNus tubes aud Uells TO every part Of the rs
,,t tmenI, VIII lie in the third story ATE complete
sns Arrangements, woleT closets, and Olhe
.,s ''s,'eacts, rendering The building complete il
* Particular. '...|
&, lne occupants aIe Mrssts. Sealon, Seal 8
CO.. iI,'nsen' Importers and IobbeEs Of Fame!
.Se II has been tenanted, the store hos beef
W. Uy latgs number Of citizens and strangers
me-. Eel an Interest IN such valuable improve
oT,. ana witt one acCOld oil speak IN admiration
N,, us Veauy Of The structure, its style Of finish
US1g andihe adlrnmeni, to The magnificent tloE
si sSIlIe on whiehil has been erected. Philadsi
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.,,,l Conference Of the Mlsklngum Dis
T'' '" ~. Methodist Protestant Church, com.
H'' o y, ~, ,.,,ion to-day, in CombtldSe, Ohio
p'a'a " ,bi,JoIy will adopt some plan leatiOg 10
V'NP, !, completion and opening Of their llne
e 'Ps' ,ni,dinsa, Cambridge, now too long delay,
Ca's q, ,h,rnce oil good College hos been q
q i ,,sn.u, to that part Of The Slate, and IL
f"' '. -b.nofth Conference put their shoulders
a' -'- -,.sl, snd make strong Pu,b7-aIon'
pu' ,,J, push altogether, we have no doubt in
IA ba. they will turn IL uP to The point
* ' .,,., want It, andin short time win have
NV ,.,,a,s oil seeing TINT institution doing q
H' r ,,, ssltsustaining business, &
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NOTICE
To the Travelling Public.

A THROUGH Tielct once and Passenger agency has
n been established In zanesVile, or tie purpose OF
selling Through Tickets, thereby enabling passengers to
Cheapest aud Nest Direct Routes.
As well as hoso that OF connections
The undersigned holds himself in padneSs TO Furnish
tickets to the annexed pscesi and aoto ve such inloT
atlOln relation to the detent Tobtes as any one MAJ
wish 10 know. srs ta. s 1850.
for Chicago, Rock lsland and all points
In the Vest viii nd this The CHEAPEST and most eXpedt
tiouS route, and all connections perletil
GT-St Louis psssSneofs Will fitl this ia be the only
route where they will be OF pefeot connections and
getting through tickets, y calling the General Ticket
once YOU can eel ll Information aud through tickets.
-EIf'lW. x. PATTERSON, Gen'l Agent,
..lsIIt. N ZaneSVille.
n-BsCau al the Geeral Ticket ONE In Ohio Stage Goa
Office. Opposite the court house, ZtGe9vlei OmQ.f
auEi9-tn ". X. PATTERSON, Agent
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DTiOs. Gotten Croker the Irish Outhotand
ntti,li,o, died on Tie 9Th inslopt, in England,
ton tie Effects Of surgical operation. He had
esu ia i'll health for long time, Previous to
hbdildbg TO the operotion, lie wrote to some Of
tafdsrd,in New York, bidding them last az.
L aaiie farewell, ia case it should. ashe then
t,'cl, result in DEATH. lie was tirly-seven years
Oi ,fs. w .t -. ." aravHt
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rELiRGRAP HIG NEWS
80 BY the National Lineal
TRLsGRAPHRD OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
VARIOUS ITEMS,


EosToN, August 29.r-NeoE IewksbuTy s. VIII.
ninglon, in this State, fres huve been Iosing III
lhv woods Tor several days past, they we're only
checked yesterday About one thousand acres
have beenaLU over. Loss estimated at $780,
COO. u. y5 l1al, " %
Ebenezer Mosely Of Newburypou died suddenly
this morning, Of apopleSy, he was on old Fsdsr-
asl OF some celebnty.
Il Weather client. Thermometer at noon 40, cool
north breeze this evening, tbJ
10 N Concord, Manchester and Nashua, New
Hampshire, noon, the thermometer stood about so,
sun very oppressive. NOlIain IN the vicinity Tor
many weeks. ya.le.1
In some paris of HillsboTo Coz NJ H., the smoke
from The burning woodlands obsGuEeS theVisiCn IN
every direction,
,BANooR, Me-, Aug 2s.-'phe fles In the woods
continues. Scarcely niOwn within so miles here,
but has suffered mole az less. The drought con-
tinues, mud crops dryingup. The damage 10 wood
lends by iIe over $4,000. lionds impass ble in
many places. asiy n
a Gre bIoke out OF 3uckspott lils morning, buIn-
ing four stores occupied by G, b. Bradley Il Co.,
A. n. Hall & Skinnst, and b, Blodgett, and one
house lnwhich Trsided four Families, Loss ub0ut
$4,000. t3e
HUTPSLo, Aug. 9e.--Dtaths from cholera during
the week only ~, oEwhUm only two were AmeIi-
cans, ty, rr..-r,s, ,.gg
The fire in the woods nsot London, Canada
West, i, still burning, and threatens the city,
The Great Western Railway trains have TO be
TilYdigcontjnutd f
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---I.n,r 81 NeMannpetA.

N ,,bo do not Give OYrtosa 4 office to tho
,l',r. IS Wishing 70 continue their sub :
CELSIUS ,,sordsr the disc Continuance ofthtlrreh.
FsGrs,tn S,hsr may continue tS send them untltull
Ols,si neglect or rcinso TO take their rerlodl,
10 10 which they arc objected, they arc
ks,iilliley have settled the bill aud ordered
~, ~ remove to oHsf places without Inform
W u.tli..r and tho paTers are sent 10 tile iOTnor
g.fsi W. ave decided that Teuslng 10 take period
NJ toln rts Of reno iiH and leaving them uncal
.,,nen W V' ssi, evidence Of intentional maud.
HUBS
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Virus ihe last few days oopious showers Of
.u have visited most every part Of the county,
,,J in some places doing considerable damage,
D, SOME Of the streets in Cincinnati, the cellars
nd fri fOvrs of some Of The business houses,
ri, a,Slel aud the goods tbeteiA materially IN.
md. Ia Louisville, on Sunday, as was seen by
srkt.t,phrc dispatches IL yesterdays paper,
d, storm was terrific, destroying properly aud
l,u.u lie, and appalling the whole city. We
Lii 1--WE our readers the CuIl particulars Of this
al,aiOus visitation, Os soon as received in our
bsirlIe exchanges. Gteenup county, aud The
sty opposite in Ohio, recently suffered tom
b. ,Hscs Of heavy storm. From other pats OF
S. eVautty EOsi and West, we baveoleeung 90,
,ou,sof genial aud refreshing showers, shaking
A.llim Of The parched up earth, aud causing the
s,dol bnO to leap with Joy. We lioSe recently,
e,u best in this vicinity with cooling showers,
"a ,aud ready to be blesl again ut a moments
uriius. 8sIt,u 31
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TTonoportation ONCE 3. q on. Il. 90. /

WngELINa SrNrloN, eOtt May 1854 !
on and after Monday next the ed ns! Second Cas-
Station for baltimore at 9il5 NJ Passengers viii DO
takento Fetiermsn, Cumberland and baltimore only at
the following rateSi
. To PetloTnan. 49,. .,........ $3.50
TO Cunbeilah ................l,.. $50
To BAtimof 900
Fifty pounds OF personal baggage oily allowed eao pas
seneer all MY pounds win be charged Al u elsper
pound. 10
uTIckels must procured before the starting Of the
fTpf ar tho regular faro will be eoeciedias second
ciass ticks.s can be sold by the cOnductOTsi
Tr1i By ORDER j. y. FORD
r.. 1nVb3' n .fa.IHf# f.N . lH" gent
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.Tbe Wings Of this State ave mauiteslng
V' .,,,,ls activity in their Preparations ior the
'''.-' o.,ober election. In most Of the counlies
'1., ~, ther tickets formed, composed of good,
W. .,i,l nrn, aud enter into the light like men
'''' ..,,d 10 gain victory, and the chances, at
s' w., are very much Ia tier favor We Get.
% w., ' ,,b them 10 succeed, and though some Of
pl-y burn.ls Of that State take occasion very
E.,'Ii,b, down sPasmodlCally uPOa us, still
.,,,,. iLem that our minds are not at all sour.
's,,,b,, aad we as heartily wish them success
-, S ,oJ Old cause as ever They may "uEe'
,n,s, !, her please, and talk about Gland.
r.,,, . ,sl every best Wings" as much as they
In. ii, lheit own battle, and they must up-
.,t tb,it own generals, nnddtqw up their lines
:, h. u.lufe Of the ground will best admit yel
:, ,.,D,clrulIy ask them 10 recollect that their
,,,lgi,not OUT thunder, and that which kills
!, osio will not kill In yirginia, We use dilTer.
.nlsinI VI "slO'."
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of the Great Republio!!
''a' ANOTHER 'rRIUM..u
DEFIANCE SABEslit
Nrw \ OAK, Dec. "a 1898, PA.

b.. Hr-H NEw y ORK, Dec. "a 1893, 2 N.
M. Root ~. Patrick, 1902 Pearlsti .u.H 40.
DEAR STAT II is with much satisfaction that we bear
testimony to tho really fire proof qualities OF the Defiance
ce at tic Novelty Bakery No. OH Front st'eet, which,
with many other buildings together with We mlmnlylh
clipper splhO Great Republic and olhur ships, was lie
tlTOyed by fire, Ibis morning. The sale, Containing all
OuC books papers. money, bills receivable, insurance pol
icics &C. was exposed TO very intense heat ior many
hculs WITT from tie commencement oil the hre at mid
nghl until removed from the rufus, wiles hot your
store When opened at z. ~, this day its contents
were delVeTcdto In excellent order, tile books, pa
nots bank bills, &c being egbls they were before
their exposure TO what considora most severe ordeal
iSD '' BSPH. TREADwEbL & SONS.
safes OF all sizes suitable for merchants, banks, jewell
ere, record Offices, steamboats,, &o hte and thei proof
bank vault doors Ote chests private families, ETC
hand for SALE and made TO order at the depot 1902 Pearl
street door below Maiden Lane, New SorH' 9 9Ep,,V
[Sri9 .diYlarl0 ROBkRT NJ. FAYRlGk
SABBATH SCHOOL BOUKS.
The ChIld'a Cgblnet Library, containing 70
books bOundm 90 vilumes, morocco backs, lettcreu
aud rumberedi prieetwO dollars aud my cents per
The Village and Family Libraries Nos; sgd 2. contain.
The Sunday School and Family Libraries Nos i,2 and
3. containing 100 volumes eaehi price dollars per
The Juvenile Libraries, Nos aud @ containing rs vol
mnes eachi price five dollars per set,
suitable Tor Libraries and Rewards, Hymn books Spell
Ing hooks Question books Class books Library RECORDS
tho publications OF Tie Antriean Sunday School Union
PriCesthe same as al heod9 Gaia, cues ur
nis Is gratis JOHN H. THoABfiSMG oS,,oo Al,
d oti&Co., No. IS Monroe e.
~ pairs mems Kip boots. =, -. .,
"a NJ JSQUIIU HAIRS,
eT00 WHITE Mosquito BSIsi F
= : 20 % pieces ninety inch mosquito Net,
jys 80 ' " MRIsKgLL d CO.'S.
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CAUTION.

Dr. Morse's nVgONtn Cordial has been eounlerfeited
by some unnrncpled peTBOns. 'a- 70 .-t
In Tuu all the genuine cordial win have the prorie'
tors fec smile pasted over tie cork oil each bottle and the
following words blOwnln The glass; r.. GRO
-"DR, MoRsB'S INviGoRATlEd CORDIAL -sft..
Hssssa1lFt ON. RING, PRoPRiETOR, N'T."
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CALENDAR ron 1854.

CALENDAR FOR 1863. AI
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NOVEMBER. ri Igl3 II DECEMBER E III
| Z 4 8 d, 10 Ill q :
Ij5ss y Z & i i y 5!9 i i : 4 4 y
Ly nOhburs Fire, Life SrMarine insurance Co
or LyNoHaURo, VA.
l0tFlcE-atSavinCl Bank, corner Main s,G BJdle
is4slS wheeling, WI.
4sAiSoT ~ ana door TO Greer. on
I'iNuN g g pSlra mems patent Oxford Tleai
bttiiif 20 40 '''A''4 IAMEs H. MARSH.
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6snsat o. the shaieOlle'A III lle above en-
disposed ol among the hOdes OF shares at tho earliest
possible date, alter the sale OF the shares. The Cerh
cltetqle each, which entities the holder TO eqlta
bic share IN the wthn famed magnificent collection OF
real and 20 lsna Propertyi also 10 Orc Of WhiteuIsps
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