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The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1854-01-14
DRS. POTTS g. MORTON,

HHAvING associated themselves together in the prat
Ill tice their professions offer their services TO III
citizens OF st. Paul and its vicinity.
~ once Third street. over Ii. C. Sandfords store
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ST. PAUL NURSERY.

tTNHE subscribers hereby give notice that they now
l. i---aas-s-s--
AND COMNIERCIAL Harden. in the vicinity of St.
Paul. They have hand small supply of Apple,
Pear and Chcrry tcee both dwarf aud standard Ounce
frees; grape vines, Currans, etc. Also 20 varieties of
choice roses, varieties of Paconics, Lilies, Phoyes,
Crysanthcmrlns, Flowering Almonds, Snow-ba Snow
berry, Wecpng-Willow, Mountain Ash, Altheas, and
many other articles in the ornamental line: Also large
assortment of Victoria Pie Plant.
Persons desrou> of purchasing any of the above arti-
cles, may leave their orders establishment
miles of the city, at the American House in st.
Paul. We shall he able ill orders for standard
dwarf trees next fail, from nursery in Indiana
MEHRIfELD Il NEWTON.
April 90, IS53-33tf
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]. c. BURBANK. c. T.. WHITNEY
J. C. BURBANK g. CO.,

Storage E0rrarding and Commission .aler-
chants.
HROCERS, and dealers in Grain and Provisions. Wharf
u Boat, st. Paul. Minnesota.
Shippers aud consgneeS will find 1t TO their inter-
est 10 do business with us the of labor and
drayage is saved.
RErERENCES.-(;ov. W. A. German, Henry VI. Rice,
W. L. Marshall x Co., Alex Nilkin. st. Paul; Il. II.
Campbell. n Co.. George ". Campbell, Lorain h Co.'S r..
S. Harris O. Co. Gaena; Oris West, X. F. Sass, ST. Louis.
7 Mark packages Of b. X Co., wharf Boat, st.
Paul, NJ. 7. 3-2G
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HOME FOR THE HOMELESS.

0IIE propretors of Cathcarts' addition hold themselves
in readiness to give good and sufficient Deeds to each
alternate lot in their part OF the town lie Sue on the
Minnesota river, free of charge. TO all settlers that
will improve them within the next six months, put
ting houses thereon; and also sell the adjoining lots at
reasonable price, to be agreed upon before the first
deed is gven The above town is the County Seat Of
lie Sueur county.
TRUMAN N. SMITH,
Agent, ST. Paul.
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New Harness Establishment.
Ne,D Tailoring Establishment.

NetO IU1tOTHtg LSIuOt1Sfan1eNt.
Third street---Two doors above the Post Office,
CHULZE& MATiiES having just opened new Tailoring
- and Gentlemen's Furnishing Establishment at the
above place. will be happy to their friends and the
pubc in general, In their line business. Being prac
cal wormen, they feel confident Of giving general salts
faction, They will keep hand assortment Of FASH
opable Cloths, which they invite public attention.
81. Paul, May q, 1863. 2-37y
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Groveland Garden and Nursery

Between St. Pau and ST. Anthony, near the Haf-Way
House.
FDNlIE subscribers would invite the attention of 5>
those who wish to set fruit trees this 1S339a
fan the coming spring. to their stock of trees
that have been growing i'm the Territory from -.-
three In connection with the Scott Nursery
Davenport Iowa, they prepared ill all orders fol
either standard or dwrrf trees of and every dcScr
ton that VIII be require for this climate, together with
Currants. Gooseberres, Gravevines Also, anything
in the ornamental line, such Roses, Dahas, PhoXes
and the various kinds Towering plants usually kept in
such establishments.
Orders respectfully solicited from those who wish
fruit trees cnbellish their grounds. As
a snifcient quantity hand to supply the de-
mand, hope TO receive orders early this Fall,
to make up the deficiency at the Nursery in davenport
where expect to spend the winter. Orders may be
addressed to left at the store j. +. Fullerton, st
Paul. l., NJ FORD & co.
st, Paul, Oct. 10, 1853 5v
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Dc. Il. e. Kinney,
Truman M. Smith,

Justice of the Peace, Notary Public, Collector
and General .Agent.
rYAS removed his office the New building opposite
the Post Ofice, of Third and Minnesota sts,
where he will found ready to attend to the collection
Of debts purchasing and selling real estate, payment Of
Taxes locating Land Warrants, Having been in the
business for time past, and being provided with
Mans Of all the portion of the Territory and Of
the Cities the Minnesota river he atters himself that
he will he able to give to all who may give
him call.
n B, Town lots in St Paul, st. Anthony and all the
towns un the sale at reasonable prices
Aso farms In the country with or without improve
nents. (St. Paul, June 4, 1858. SSy
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E. HOVITZ,

PROFESSOR OF MUS7C,
ID ESPECTFULLY announces to the citizens OF St.
N Paul. that he has made this place his residence, and
is derous OF giving lessons the Piano. Meodeon and
Organ and Instructions in Thorough Bass. Mr. Horrtz
is confident that his experience in teaching music in Ger
many, France, and this country, will enable him TO give
satisfaction.
All orders left with Messrs LeDuc Rohrer will he
promptly attended TO.
July 80, lS53-46tf
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-11-28

ARREST OF kIDNAPP KEETUckY.-Grcdt
Eretemcnt and Important DisciosUres.-.t has been
discovered that gag of villains has been organized
for time In Kentucky, who obtain their livel
hood by stealing free negroes in Ohio and selling
them into slavery. A letter from Maysyilie Ken
lucky to the Frankfort Yeomsn. SAYS:
kidnapping free negroes in Ohio and deluins our
slaves from their masters to rccapture and sell them
ls an established profession of gang located upon
the borders of the Ohio combining with pegro ira.
deTs Ia the interior of this State thereby boldly con.
Quoting vlainous system of piracy heretofore I'M
known In the annals of crime in Kentucky,
On Friday morning this community was apprsed
OF the fact through the agency NJ coered persona
that ire negro gtr ,cds fo,cibiy taken from Ohio and
brough to Kentucky Suspici II or the Statements OF
thu Iegroes twh CHI is not evidence in Keutuckvl
proved that Lewis, Allen and Henry YOUNG of this
co ntv, were the individuals in whose possessionthe
RI was fouGd.
Arrests were made, our best and prominent citi.
z3ns turning ut to capture the rogues. Lewis and
Allan Young were torciby taken by The people from
plson and delivered to the authorities of Ohio
where they Will be disposed of as the agersvatinp
merits of this case deserve. Henry Young is deaiu.
ed for trial on this side. Thus this suffering comn-
n,y to he rid of three brothers whose bold career
OF crime wasa terror to the peace and safety of the
pub ic
Lewis and Henry Young openly boast of their Dc.
termination to burn the city They confess it to he
their of liveho ID steal free negro or de-
Gov our slaves snd sell them negro traders The
city uncil met on Monday morning, and ordered a
CT the people 10 protect their rights and pro-
perry for within five days the city has been fired in
various portions o the town, and the alarm bell
ropes cut; in the mean time seven Or eight of mr.
slaves were missing The town meeting called bv
the Council wss presided over by the MAYOR: resolr
tons were adopted, and committees of vigilance an
pointed. Startling disclosures have been made re-
saToing the late terrible . WIDER explosion with
other acs of violence, known ia the calendar of nm
happy events in MaYsyilie va
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VERY VALUABLE FARM IN CHEs-

TERI lELD COT NTY FOR SALE PRf-
EATELY.-The owner wishing discontinue farm
ing has authorized to sell his Farm in the county
OF Chesterfield, called "Paestine," lying on the
Richmond and Petersburg Railroad, and q miles of
James River, and midway between Richmond and
Petersburg. containing about 300 acres about one
half of which is in good arabic order The soil is of
superior quality, particularly for gardening pur-
poses, producing well in wheat, corn, oats. &c well
watered, having springs in three fields conveniently
located; good young Apple aid Peach Orchard -
There seeded this Fall los bushels of wheat now
up and growing finely. The premises well enclosed
with chestnut rails The improvements consist of a
comfortable Dwelling, with seven rooms; four quar-
tsrs 1.-TWO of VIII CHI are framed;) two large framed
9arns; one large Tobacco Barn. Stable for 10 horses
Carriage House; Feed House Dairy and Smoke
House; an Office in the yard; Ice House: Overseer's
House; Kitchen, &c. The neishborhood very good
and very healthy.
further description is deemed unnec essary as it
is presumed those wishing to buy will vi. the pre-
misses for themselves. The proprietor will take plea
sure in showing them to any such.
TERMs.-One-third cash; balance in two equal
nuai payments for notes bonds carrying interest,"
secured by trust deed.
GODDIN l. APPERSON, Aucts.
no l7-2aw2w
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RUSHTON CLARK a. CO.'S
GENUINE MEDICINAL COD LIVER on

GENUINE MEDICINAL COD LIVER OIL,
For Consumption, Scrotnla, DC.
ENHE great success which has attended
Il the use CT the above celebrated article has led
to many limitations. and much disappointment and
injury has been suffered from spurious articles pur
chesers should use the utmost CAUTION in noticing
that the name of EUSHTON CLARK & CO. in full
is blown in the bottle and is each label and the
signature in full over each cork other is gen.
ulne. We have been at great pains and expense to
secure our patrons the pure article, and our Mr.
Clark went TO New F0undlend to superintend the
manufacture in person. and we will warrant our Oil
pure aud superior quality in every respect, and made
from the fresh Livers and not purified from the
common OIL es is the with great deal that ia
sold for genuine.
The genuine Rushton Clark L Co.'s article for sale
by ~ kCkLL, LADD CO and by Druggists ger.
orally in Richmond and through Virginia.
no 6-d&wSm
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TOBACCO AGENCY.
GREENE. HEATH & ALLIE

GREENE, HEATH & ALLEN,
AZ and 49 California Street. San Francisco.
SELL Tobacco on Commission direct
~ from and for account If the Virginia Mapufac.
turers, and to whom we refer
Messrs. EDMOND, DAVENPORT l. Co, Richmond.
will reply to any questions and transact any business
for our house.
Messrs. ALLEN & PAxsoN, New York, will do like.
wise. no'Io ssI IN
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TIE DAILY DISPATCH.
TUESDAY MORNING. NOVEMyEN q. 1854.
A PECAN TO rae HEROES OF THE ARCTIC

A PECAN TO TIE HEROES OF THE ARCTIC
BYA NEW oRIKAsfAH
We gallana of the Arctic, each tale we hear de-
notes,
That eer the noble vessel sank ye brsvely saved the
boats.
But, my hearties, did you no,ice-there was surely
Can you tell US how the gentle ones. and helpless
met their fate
on the deck; onos .,oso ci,rc-
Aud mothers with their cherished ohes CLOSE CHING
ing to the wreck
The aged too. and sick were there-on 'e' us no"
it be, - -,
That all these helpless creatures were s"ai'o"eo
by the sea
And did you not stay by them-reached forth no
hand to save
Those dear ones Of the country from such cruel
gravef
Nor were all left to perish and-hs, ye gallant
The meanest other thing alive I'd be, than such as
youi
The history of ocean has many gloomy page,
Recording scenes of terror, from man aud NATURES
rage;
But ye gaau.s OF the Arctic tell the blacklist story
yet.
l wish no worse to you than liie-and never to
forget.
cry sweeps o or The ocean, Its anguish VINO can
name,
From 9th lands twill echo back 10 tones of last
ing shame;
Our stoutest ship was struck at noon, there we're
i've hours TO spare,
Yet not child or woman saved of all who suffer.
ed there.
Then man the yards, my hearties raise every
color high,
Sound cannon, drums and trumpets, till their
music reach the sky,
Cheers for the gallant engineers surbordnates and
crew
By all that a ,ats they saved the boats-what Drawer
could they dor l.. S.
NEW GRANADA We have dates from hague to
inst
Acoumn of the revolutionary party under We
landia, was beaten at Pasquecilla and their COM
mander taken prisoner Another column under
ex-Colonel Jinenes, was also beaten at Chiaque
and 40 prisoners taken.
Colonel Acevedo has joined the legitimate army
with the Melo troops under his command.
Colonel Madredo and commander CareZo with
500 men. have also pronounced In favor of the
legitimate army.
Heavy contributions have been levied on pro.
perty owners in Bogota, to support Melo's party.
The house of the French Minister in that city
had been attacked, on account of some parties
having taken refuge there.
Gen Mosouera had left Pie de Cuerta for Socor-
TO on the % h ut
General Obando escaped from prison at Bogota
on the 10Th ultmo. The House of Representatives
had brought forward accusation against him,
account of his conduct while President of the
Republic before and after the 18th Of April.
The consideration OF the project relative to the
special organization of the lsthmus into separate
State has been laid aside until next year.
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English Traretter.-Hi say, sir, ham on the right
Ioto TO AItfor6?
Jonathan We'll you be.
there o. o so'
toRattan.-Well, if yeou turn reound and 90 fotber
way ua'-ee yeou'll have to travel about ten mile,
put II yeou keep on the way yeou are soing yeou'u
bave to go about eight Thousand, reckon
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Some one having stated that the best way to pre-.
serve apples from rotting is to pack them In sa
the editor Of the Albany hnickerbocker tried the
experiment. He says they have kept for three
years, and they would keep TO all eternity if they
waited for aim to eat them The saline particles 80
mix with the apples that you can't eat one of them
without iancying you are chewing piece of Lots
WIFE
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FALL EXPECTATIONS 1884
GTNTGR r. AT,vrv

I OOK AT THIS.-$20,O0O worth of
IL Ready Made Clothing at cost, embracine ev.Y,
style Of garments suitable for Fall and Wintsr wssy
The subscribers have determined TO quit the busines.
In Richmond on the first Of January 1855 and will
positively sell at cost either wholesale or retail To
merchants and otheD hero 10 o rare chance The
goods are fresh, fine and we'll made and the stock il
ample Call at the franklin Clothing Store No. %
Main street. r. DECOU IN
n B. good cutting board for sale low. Apply y
oove. se9-Sm
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MAssAcHUsETTs.-The Boston Post thus figures
up the political complexion of the Massachusetts
House of Representatives Democrat l, Wing l,
Republican |, Know Nothings 362.
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OFFICE OF THE RICHMOND AND )
YORK RIVER RAILROAD COMPLY

IL
r RICHMOND, Oct. 10, 1854.
LA 81 EEE:s BY order of the Pre-
n h1sY I'M -1SzE--SE sident and Directors of the
Richmond and York River Railroad Coppanv notice
h1re1y gwen that ooks open the Office
ef The Company, under the superntendence of the
unoeslgned, for subscriptions to the unsubscribed
shares OF the capital stock of this Company in
foImity with the act of Assembly in such cases pro-
vided. ~ f
communicate with the Secretary.
A w. MORTON, sec'y.
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GUNS, PISTOLS, &c.
EIl REMOVAL.-HAT, CAP, ~&
AAAND + u z STORE.-RICHARD =

o--0H AND * STOhE."-hIChAhD ~
MOORE, Hat manufacturer, and dealer in Haas
CAPS and Furs takes occas inform his friends and
the public, that he has removed from his old stand.
No. 1877 Broad street, to one of the and commo-
dious stores recently erected the Southern side Of
Broad, between 4th and 5th streets No. POT.
In announcing his removal into a larger and better
Warehouse, he likewise embraces the occasion to re-
turn his sincere thanks to those who have for
them, that he is now better prepared than ever to
serve them.
Without entering details he would merely say
that his FALL GOODS were selected by himself in
person, aud cannot be surpassed for elegance or
cbeapness.
The Ladies are particularly invited to call and OK.
anime bis stock of Furs and children's Hats
PREMIUM HATS The subscriber, it will be re-
membered, received the premium at the last State
Agricultural Fair, for Hats of HOME manufacture
He still continues to make to order, the latest and
most fashionable style of Hat, and as he employs
but the best kmen, and uses the best stock
his manufacture cannot be excelled.
Oc 30-lm
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Desi gently with those who stray. Draw than
back b. love and percussion. ISIS il worth thop
sand Alexis. kind word is more amiable to the lost
than mine of gold Think of this and be on your
qua d. ye who would oh to the grave an er1ipr
brother.-Christian secreta ans please CODY
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TO TRANSFERS,

TOR SALE 40 No | MULES and
IL HORSES, and IS WAGONS and GEAR, now
engaged in the teaming business and enjoying pa
owning not being able to give them their attention
another year, disposed to sell fair price in
Guiding also the stable and fixtures in central oca-
ton Any one disposed to purchase the entire stock
will please apply at the Dispatch office for further
particulars. no 2S-lotd&c.
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Mary G. Baker, tried in st. Louis for killing
Hoffman, has been acquitted. The accused with
her father, mother, child and other relatives were
present when the acGuittal was announced, and
the scene is represented to have been deeply af.
fecting. She has been confined in jail since April
last.
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EDUCATION.
rY,EACHER OF FOREIGN LANG17.

n GEh.-SlGNOR ANTONIO GEORGE. In.
arrived from PaTis, beEs leave inform the ci.zsr
of Richmo1d that he viii give instructions 10 -
French and Italian Languages, either in private h.,
SONS or in class. o-
The heads of seulinsriss can hsve his serv,es.
Usher IN these department upon reasonable term.
He has spent most Of his time In Paris and unds,.
ste nds the language perfectly. He feels confdsh,
that bs will give entire satisfaction.
Orfers may be left az the bookstore of Jas Wood.
house, Main street. at Harold Murray's Broad ~
or at the residence Of his brother, Sig. @. GeorEs
corner of 4th and Broad streets or299nsI
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NOTICE.--Mr. II. M. Burton having by
IN Deed dated - day OF September, 1854, ana re-
corded In the Clerks Office of the Hastings Court OF
Richmond conveyed to us In trust for the benefit OF
his creditors all debts due TO him BY Bond, Note,
Open Account, or otherwise. we hereby require all
persons indebted TO him to settle their respective
debts with us or with him, who 10 our authorized
AGENT with little delay possible. ~ much longer
indulg ence will not be siven
;. 81. J jAMEs p pGEESl Trustees,
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nj EGROES FOX SALE-IO remain In or
IN near Richmond "A large man, said to be about
10 years old and to be first rate farm hand and good
mana ger of horses his wife, supposed to be about
same age, and likely. and said to be cook, washer
and irouer. weaver and dairy woman, with very
likely daughter, about years old. Another man Of
average size aud good appearance, supposed to be
between 80 and 40 years old. and said TO be farm
hand and common plantation Blacksmith. His wife,
from so 81 years old, quite likely, and saks be
good general house servant, and tolerably good at
knitting and making negroes clothes, with five very
fine children, from nine months to thirteen years
sld-four of them boys, Apply at Cary street Jail.
no 2I-eC6t*
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MONEY WELL EXpENDED vben

~ raid for one of POWERS 50 cent Daeuerreo
sppsS, sttsr every peron swell pleased WITH sud
sousn, a',er all not only because they cost hut
% cents out tnst they are eqnally as good as those
you pay TWO collars for at other galleries
Cases and respectfully invite one and Ali 70 ali i
and SECURE one OF my 50 mt Dsguerreotynes
houses Bookstore. Very ra.na. tEei 'poo-
no IS pCIrEE,e
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We have appointed Mr.. JNO. FARRAR
I AND FOR SALE.-1he subscribers

AND FOR SALE.-Ihe subscribers
~ offer for sale a small farm in the county of Han
over of 1884 of land, in mile and half of
the Central Railroad Depot and in mile of Han.
over Courthouse The said farm lies Immediately
p9n the Pamuukey river, with about 80 OF clea
in .aaa OF which about IS of very fertile fiat
eenc ana the balance in fine producing order of one
Cd Ia sood soil. and the balance of original timber
her nv WIN I'm good deal of white oak and ash tim
Caroline TO ,snd lieson the main road leading from
les5;ns from Ki;lond and also the main road
aIke ana Gommoaons dwelling house, kitchen, sta
merebant 1 mechanic. many Inducements, such
further particulars are deemed unneeesssry ss ,hnsa
wishing to purchase will see for an no n
said land 1St bushels of wheat seeded on fine loa
land. ing to'
The above land will be offered for sale publ;cIv -,
the premises, on FRIDAY the 18th, Dec ie51 ~ ~
fair if not the next fair day thereafter, but prefer
ed to be sold privately.
A. C. & LEWIS w. TALIAFERRo
no il-dlaW5w c4tk
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NORTH CAROLINA COTTON
~ YARNS-2,5t0 lbs "Eorh State" COTTON
YARNS. assorted from to H. from the Hish Falls
ment.
noN KENT, PAINE l. KENT.
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NOTlCE.-I have leased the BLACK
~ HEATH COAL PITS, in Chesterfield County
va r1r term OF ears and have associated with me-
Mr. w M. l. WALKER, for the purpose of carving
on the Coal Business in its various branches The
business will be conducted in the name and stvle of
PUMPKINS co. JOSEPH T. TOMPKINS.
Richmond, Nov ath. 1854
We have appointed Mr. JNO. FARRAR.
me former AgehLo the Ensiish Co, our Agent and
Attorney in fact TO transact ali bushes for us in nsd
Coal and Mining business. Orders addressed 20 orr
Agent at Richmond Va, viii receive prompt attan-
ton. TOMPKiES 4 co
no 22-6Gclnl
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BELLEVUE HOsPITAL.-This Insti-

BELLEVUE HOSPITAL.-This Insti-
- tuition is situated on Church Hill, Richmond,
Va, in delightful, airy position, and is furnished
with avery convenience. The Lying-in Waras are
peculiarly commodious. The undersigned give their
personal attendance to all patients placed under
their charge.
TERMS:
Colored patients. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS per week.
Private accommodations. 81 to 10
These Rates embrace ali charges for Board, Med-
cines and Medical and Surgical attendance.
" No contag ious diseases admitted.
PHYSICIANS:
+. Marx, NJ. D., r. H. Deare, MD,
r.. G. CabeIl, NJ D., James Beale, M D.
James Bolton. M D.. w. Roddey NJ D.
RESIDENT PHYsIcIAN-Ed. C. Drew, NJ D.
oc 24-d& cSIn
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H-vz FOR S A L E-A fine Northern
Nh TROTTER, perfectly gentle and kind in
harness; and the finest TOP BUGGY in the city
sold only for want of time to them. Apply at
the American Stable. Sc I5-ts