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MARKLEY & kER

DEALERS IN HARDWARE TOOLS AND CUTLERY,
On st. Anthony ST., near the American House,
VVvOULD call the attention of the citizens of St Paul
w and vicinity. to their large and wei! assorted
stock of HOUSE FURNITURE,
Sac Nails Locks in all their variety. Wrought. cast
Par and strop hinges, Bolts shutters Fasteners,
brads Locks ItcheS. Bell pulls and door Rapper.
MECHANICS TOOLS.
Hand Buck MILL X Back and Rip saws; HatchetS,
broad pitching AZe spoke haveS. drawing knives
Fmcr. socket, turning pairing Ch>e Augurs braces.
Trowe: Jack. smoothing and Fine Planes Pow and bead
Guage> boring machines. IIatches, Hammers Flat
ami saw Files, and four fold R,es.
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.
Forks RakeS Scytse. vthe snaths Hoes combs.
Trace back Breast, Timber and Lock Chains Grub Hoes
and Picks ~ -
HOUSE FURNISHING.
Tavs Looking Glasses Knives and Forks, spoons; fine
assortment of silver plated, Brttania ami Japan Ware
Boilers, Kettles, FredogS, Shoves and Lounges Waffle
Irons Coffee Burners Patent enamelle Iron Kettles La
dies Swimmers gridrons, Coffee mills, FlatIrons Butch
er Cook and Carving knives.
They have also fneassortment Of Saddery, Trimmings
stirrps Bits. Buckets with Chain Pumps, door scrapers
Corn Mills Patent Balances and Counter Scales.
St Paul. May IS, 1854 w-tf
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The Rainbow.

Our citizens, on yesterday evening, were
greeted by one of the most beautiful sights in
nature, foreshadowing as it did, the work of al
Omnipotent hand. About half past 3 O'Clock
rainbow was formed to the east of town, ex
tending some distance, its extreme left appa
rently resting on Dayton's blus, tinging the
dark and luxuriant foliage of the trees with g
many hued radiance. 1t fingered but a few
moments, like the lovers dream,
g 1t was too bright, too heavenly to last,
and then faded from sight. 1t was a beaute
Gus vision, and long will it live in the rcmem.
hrance Of those who behcld II.
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A WITTY WIrNEss.-A gentleman by the
name of Slaughter, living at distance from
this place, being subpened as a witness in our
pending Circuit Court, and being about to
marry a Miss Lamb, writes the Court that he
acannot attend as witness this Court, as he
expects to Slaughter Limb next Sunday
x~r': nns (Af1.) Jan-r,'
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RE We call attention to the card of NEW
ELL Il ToMpK1Ns. to be found in another col
umn. Any of our readers finding themselves
pitched into the courts of justice, will find
them on hand to help them out. They also
buy and sell real estate. Office Ola Third st.
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GREAT CENTRAL AND L. S. MAIL


yIyO SAINT PAUL the Atlantic Cities ami interim e'ate
/ points VIA first c.a>s steamers Of IL" Minnesota
Packet Company. Michigan Central Railroad. Great
Western (Clna:l Railroad, til" Company sf'ondl't
line Of on Lake Erie. connecting with the NJ"
York Central. lcr, and E,ie and other inportan
thurpugnres n the United Til. T"ut i perfect
its connections is uneqlaed in safety. comfort.
GL patch and economy.
Cincinnati IA ,ecllcrrs t"kct"d over the New Albany
and Salem Railroad. reaching their dctinati" hours
sooner than hy other runtc.
Tickets sold Detroit Buffalo. Pitts Gurgh Baltimore.
Washington. Plil:.lcl,l,il New York. BOSTON, Niagara
Fails a.: Ac III much reduced lat.~ and fy The. host
routes. L. VI. MElC ALE. AGENT,
No. WIn>l"w House.
Saint Paul, july I i,54. Jy 4,.jm
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st. 33aul auo'ts.
r. f. NC KS.


IIATE you seen them? They ad,nir3,bie books
i All the teachers who have examined and them
attest war! their singular fitness for the purposes of the
school rotn}.
They ara, in fact TIE carefully considered results of the
most anpl" experience in teaching, and accordingly
adapted admirably in every way to the want, and power
OF the learner.
Here in the onset :FluH arguments long drawn
ont, to prove that - tie picture Of is
that the picture Of horse is not horse that
picture Of is cow,' and other information,
qua!i valuable and appropriate in school book for
Child.
the contrary, the child is assumed to have common
and to need Instructions III what is useful and suit
ed I" his years. He is ,lo therefore puzzled the
with long words and abstract definitions. and weae, out
with reading. orat"mpng to read, what is without ben
eft because above his capacity and without interest, be
insuicrahly ,iuii.
In San.er- New Reading Books every step in the pro
till the very last is plainly preparatory 10 the next.
The pupil is pleasantly and proitahy conducted through
lessons cons, sting Of two, three, sy!lablea
in regular >ucces~on all containing fan Of inter
est moral and Instructive, yet highly entertaining and
besides arrange" H. while merely teaching hin. read
to Undue his mind with the wholesome thought ana
teveo.e and strengthen his mental powers
Teachers. examine them ami iuti@" for yourselves.
The teachers throughout TIE Territory have set a
tn cJVe BOOKS for examination by calling W.
Combs the American House who the only author
lied agent for Minnesota.
3, II,
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SHULTZ &MATHES,
IL e z c IL MI r LII q 6

THIRD, STREET
rTAyE Just received large assortment of Cloths Cas-
/ sin1eres, VeStingS &c, &c, which they pre-
pared to make up to order in the best style and the
shortest notice They have also hand splendid
sortment Of Ready made Clothing of the latest style, aud
well adapted to this market All of which may be had
at low prices and accommodating terms. Call anu ex
anime their stock before purchasing elsewhere.
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NEW BOOK STOKE!
G.. HAMILTON K co,

IL III
70 H,asio'r Io,isc Co,-4r If EJqle and Fort Sc.
RE receiving and opening ~" largest and best assert
~ mcnt Of F"'A- S.ation.,y, Val Paper and fancy
ARTICLES before brought of Chicago, which
cftf Tor sale AT the lowest possible cash prices
We would first cali attention stock of Val ECpsr
COMPRISING 600 rolls which purchased at very
low; rates. TEo>" wanting Wall PAPER would do well to
iont at assortment.
Our stock Of Silioaery can't be beat this side of CHI
Y,in1 Paper Of all grades. Pens Ink. Rubber, In.
stands Rulers, b!onE and Drawing Paper of ii; d">crip
tioa and in fact ali articles usually kept Stationery
establishment
(nd Pfas. We have large stock of j. B. Beers
Pen ali warranted which offer to the public Edc
piites Col! and silver Io0 Picks, VERY article
led "rS, Journals Day Books, Pass Books and Memo
rlIiiuinS. of ali STYLES in sets single
We have good stock 81 Miscellaneous Books ant!
great variety of Chir-ns Books which cannot fail "
pi,,Se.
Ghoap Iainfad,s ", have in store very large stock
ana received by Express the, il.
SUI from press. We have arrangement in New,
l3k city by which ali the works forwarded to
As !o'n ~ printed.
sf Ntput B"AS We have All Of 4. s. Barnes & Co.,
pu;,cat ions, " htl oIer ow other tab>
m';ut III town. Give us call. {. HAMILTON X Co.
:un.':o df No. i. Nin~lDw House
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NOTICE TO BUSINESS MEN.

ALL persons having accounts against THE PIONEER
OFFICE dating since the FIRST OF May 1852 reques
ted present them at our Counting Room fOKIh"iIh'
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DIED.

DIED.
At ST. Paul, MINI. Teri, the 9th ins ALMJRA EIlz
AsFr11 wife of William f. Hartsorn in the sd year
her age.
St. Louis Republican please copy
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: EDITOR.

THED!LYfIINEER is pndttShel erery ,reeEday Nor
piag at tie OEce Bench Hret Saint iau, Minnesota and
f,rAei To Haii Subscribers for Sir DoId' le IN "a
rance city Subscribers, Fifteen Cents Week. payable to
the Carrier.
TIE WEEKLY PIONEER, printed at tire same office
/, sea to Mail Sarcrers at tie ,'ciJJ rates: Sia Copy
7uy D,lldrs Fire Copies Eight Dollars "a t CrpteS, Ten
Dollars; 1cere Comes Tcsre UodrS To ta"e dddntGfe
the Club rates hoerer tie absorption price must be pass IN
rariatiy IN Adrance
TO CURRES{'ONDENTS-f no1ynaous COMMUNICATIONS
ut receive attention. Al articles prof>sssng to state facts
must be accompanied by tn. authors name not for pt'cd
ttD bat guarante. Of tie ,th If the statements maze
Vlunayy Corresre,lcs containing important 'ie"s o.
statistics of Tie condition and grocth e towns and settlements
tbrouQhosa TIE Northeast is solicited.
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B@ See next page, under Commercial head
for rates of Money and Exchange, St. Paul
and Galena Markets, &c.
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CO-pARTNE RSIIIp NOTICE,

W S:Ai SJN. james lawtlier and John +. Bradford
- have This day eat; red in partnership under e
style and Grl Of J. W. 81 N son co. for the purpose
transacting Wholesale Grocery. Produce" Forwarding
and Commission Business. Lower Ievee, ST Paul MINI.
June .3, lS:4. June "a #.
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NE subscriber has Improved Farm for sale consist
iac of One Hundred and sixty Acres, one mile al
lal from Point Douglas. There is on the farm good
stony and half house. finished off in good style with tit
v under fence and planted For further
enoure of Truman NJ. Smith, at his office in St. Paul OF
of the owner the premises II. u. WHITE.
81 Panl June 20, 1S54d3w*
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Il IN L

VTvOI n rc>pectfnllv inform the inhabitants 81
w ST. Paul and surroun ling country that they have
recently established themselves IN the New store Third
street two doors above Witncy's Daguerrean Gallery,
where they offer to the public an assortment of
B,ybIS AND SHGi =.
Which for extent and variety utility Of material and
eIirauce and beauty Of finish will challenge comparison
with the best selected stock i'll the Northwest.
H. hnnp ton to do exclusive Boot and
Snoe ncss. have every confidence in assuring the
Sc that they all times find BEST article, at
tI5 LOWEST PRICES at the
BdSTON BOOT AND SHOE STORE THIRD ST.. ST PAUL
June l5dtf
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DERSONS having real estate 10 SCI. low for caSh m |
/ hand. invited e. leave description Of tn" same
with the undersigned EDW IID Il. MAY.
july : ltr Corner Fourth and Roberts St.. !
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A. ii. MOSLEY,
MANUFACTURER AND DEALER IN ALI KINDS OF
MATS, CAPS. FURS, AND GLOVES,
Third STREET, opposite the Ninnestion Office
H. NJ. has hand in addition to a full stock of
~ the articles above enumerated, large assortment
of{ INDIAN CCRIOSITiFS
Aid Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods. He would also in
foem the Ladies' and Gentlemen of Minnesota that he is
ptpared to make up all descriptions Of Fancy Furs, Ia
dts Riding Hats and Gloves. at the shortest notice
rhe highest market price will be paid for Furs and
Dder Skins.
June a. 81 div.
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TO RENT.

VERY desirable office roonI-ai,o srOol.lS suitable Il
y a small tamil also a convenient shop room
Ipplv to EnWIRD r. NAY
July 7-df cor. 4th and Roberts sts.
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\ fNA BOOK -.

7 ltE and IA wings III Mrs. harrington,
Ia Flush Times of the Mississippi,
Russia A. II Is.
Africa and the American Flag
c. HAMILTON Il CO,
;lnn 30-i-f Nc 2 Win " Il~rse,
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STRAYED,

STRAYED,
VtrROM the subscriber living in St. Paul. horse and
ia one The horse is Arabian color, spotted
W. white and red spots. The is of Bay color,
FIVE years old Both had Their head stalls when they
went away.
liberal reward will be given to any person returning
the above horses giving information where they may be
fotnd to the undersigned living in Lower St: Paul
Gune 3O-,ilw* JOHN ROGERS.
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u1VOR sALE--A good span Of horses. nesses an
Il ,*-scn, chesp for cash. Enquire Of
RASS BORJP ICo
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TO LAW YERS.

TO LAW YERS.
VERY fine assortment of Lawyers Stationery just
n received by express from New York among which
may b." found
The Lawyers Common place Book. \ superior article
Of Legal Cap loncfold Lawyers $ ais Notaria Wat'i>
and in fact every article of superior quality usti by The
Legal i' ufcssi,n. For sale cheap for Cash lF
W. =. COMES,
in Rof the american House
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gEI!E largest assortment Of CLOCK ever imported
II to this Territory, consisting Of the choicest SS1
kids. froIn the most celebrated makers No charge
to Scc them Also. beautiful lot of ItST AsI III Al:
LII I.IINE WATCHES.
| WM. HIINGW( RITZ
Cor. Of jackson and Fifth streets.
Pa I'm
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I COMBS Store
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SAUK RAPIDS, MINI. Terri, June %, 1854.
l have the honor to acknowledges the receipt OF
commencement of the improvement of the water pow.
Sank Rapids, and give brief review of its fn
ture prospects. thank you for the compliment i'm
piled in the invitation, and shall accept with pleas
ure. Respectfully your ob't serv't,
w. A. GoRMAN.
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..THE WORLDS FAIR"
Corner Of ihi,u Cld RoysT'S Sbee,, 81. Pa

Saint Paul, Jul; /. i'54. y
SAINT Paul papers copy.
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Sank Rapids Improvement.

We invite attention to the following ad-
dress, delivered by Gov. GoRNAN, by invita-
ton, at the first breaking of the earth at the
commencement of the Sank Rapids Improve
ment. 1t will be found highly interesting:
SAUK RAPIDS, June %, 1854.
His ExcelIency w. A. GORMAN: -
Sir-Mr. VANNEsT, late tf Tecumseh, Mich, Is
about to commence extensive Improvement of the
water-power a, Sank Rapids, and respectfully re.
quests you to break the first earth in the enterprise
on Monday. the 26h June, 1854, at 10 O'Clock, and
give a brief review of its future prospects.
Respectfully your obi serv',s,
~ H. WOOD,
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FOR THE LAiiiE.,

FOR THE LAElE.S.
NIFS HALLS New Household Receipts,
WI New Cook BOOK.
Mrs. Ie>iie,s Complete Cookery.
" New Receipt for Cooking,
G. HAMILTON K Co,
}nnc 3n'tf No. 3. Win, low Iou.e.
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FANS, FANS.
Just El;F:IVE.D.

ItAII and see extensive assortment OF Muslin Fans
X at L. HAMILTON x co,
surc 3o!tf No. 3. Window House.
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BuSTON CLOTHING NDFCRNlSIIING
STORE.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.

of every description.
Persons in want OF any of the above goods will find i
to their advantage examine This stock before maxim.
their purchases The stock will be sold at WHOLESALE
or RET Nj to suit purchasers and at the LOWEST CASH
PRICES. &. g. GRISWOID
Ma,,l Il l.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
TNHE only infalllble Medicine known. :


Il BURROWS ELIXIR vfTA-The original ar.
ticle In all Its purify Quick and powerful its vfr.
tues are proverbisi-in 80 many instances having
raised from the very verge of the tomb the subjects
OF diseases In their most terrible FORMS ~ tesimo.
mails OF the most exalted character from individuals
and institutions testify. In the descriptive circular
may be found one from the Masonic and Odd Fellows
Lodges OF Norfolk, The medicines able to give relief
are numerous and valuable but If persons are willing
to suspend their use and submit to course Of ELK
IR VITA, cure at once be effected in ord nary
cases. only one or two weeks being required, and
those regarded utterly ncuahle only three four
weeks. IL viii thoroughly purify the blood. ln
scrofula, Rheumatism, Indigestion, Ne, it stands
alone. Its action on the Bow els, Liver and Kidneys
are direct and efficient DEPRIVED humors In the
circulation affect the vital orsaus. course OF two
or three weeks will relieve the system OF all morpo
matter, resction ensues, incontrollsbie sppsate
with high and vigorous health the result: IN dsep
and heavy colds, that often end in rap1d oscn,
nothing Is comparable. For mercunai ana sypnI.e s
diseases it is truly the only medicine kno"n, nos
leaving vestige of the disease. Pursue 'he ooas
above, unless the bones have commenced aeSay.nss;
If so, at the end of three weeks suspend It's use
weeks recommence and at the end OF thIss "eeAs
the body will be restored to its original heeitn
We have lust been put in possession Oh hoeia'
supply of the above invaluable msdicine, the won
N0''N S"tN' PURCELL, LADD CO.,
JACKSON B. WOOD,
GRUBBS l. APPERSON,
a. DTug gists,
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THE COPPER MANIA

For some time past, the neighboring counties in
Tennessee-or rather the people of those counties
have been violently agtafed on the subject of mi
ming tor copper. This fever is disseminating, and
every two or three days we meet with persons who
are going to or returning from the counties of Floyd
Carroll and Grayson, in Virginia in all OF which
copper ore, OF very superior quality has been dis
covered and where the geological indications of the
vicinity tell OF immense quantities. We confess to
our entire ignorance of mneralogy but we have
been shown specimens of ore taken from the noun
tain sides in Carroll, which the metal in its
tural state has been displayed in wonderful album
dance, and the weight of the nuggets" made it pal
pable that there more of the stuff about which
did not inject the naked eye"
We hear oflarge amounts of money being made
In speculations in lands on which copper has been
discovered. gentleman in Wythe transferred
lease the other day for which he receives the ex-
traordinary sum of $256, 000-the lease being for
twenty years. Others for less amounts are COM
mon. Gentlemen ofcapital and leisure have now
an excellent opportunity to make money A lew
weeks prospecting" in the neghborhood of the
White Top Mountain might enable one to obtain as
much of that the love OF which Is .the root of all
evil" as would last him the residue of long lie
abingdon Dem.
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ORNE's GREAT NATIONAL

~ PICTURE GALLERY has been removed on
posite to the Exchange Bank, and is now ready for
This is the great Daguerrean Depot of this coun
.y. PERSONS wishing Pictures, will find this place
70 pay tnem well for visit Every department con-
superb order Gilt cornices with our Nations stars
ana ana sp5pes ornament the many windows. The La
hs Ut; M hoom VIII be found lacking in nothing
are covered with beautiful carpet-the walls with
rich satin paper. Portraits of ali our eminent states
men adorn the wals-large chandeliers ornament
the place The sky light is the very best that can he
built. The work-room is furnished with one of w
III. Lewis's patent Buffing Machines. "
None can form an idea of this establisbment NTH
out paying it visit All the proprietor asks is call
to satisfy and all that he has no need of self
praise, need of bumbuggiug the people with aes6
nts Neither does he need to advertise to WORK for
nothing His motto Is, fair prices and goo luo,k
A. w. OSBORNE
Opposite the Exchange Bank
" One of Nunns Clark's Pianos kept for the
use of the ladies' An IA
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tn. LATE DUKE OF PARMA correspondent
Of the Newark Advertiser, writing from Parma of
the assassination of the Grand Duke, Charles iii,
says he was an accomplished young man, but too
fond Of pleasure. He had recently made forced
loan from the people, which probably led to his as
sassnstion, as it greatly incensed them against him.
The writer adds
The deceased returned only about fortnight
since from visit TO Spain, where his father has
large family estates, as he belongs to the Spanish
branch of Bourbons. saw him the very dav be-
fore the murder. when he was in perfect health and
spoke to me in English with remarkable fluency.-
He was very fond OF England. where he had passed
much time, and inquired interestedly about the
United States
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1ST OF LETTERS-Remaining in the
- Richmond Post Office on the 2lst of April, 1854
BPersons calling for Letters in this List will
please say they advertised
p Office hours on Sunday, hereafter, from 8 to 9
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Ma FnImosx Al MexrcomraY--Amonv the

ma FILLMoRE At MeNrcoMEay. Among the
pretty ncidents of the reception oil Mr. Fillmore at
Montgomery, was thiG the proc essicn in proceed
ing from the capitol paased through line Of little
girls dressed In white, who threw in the path Of
Mr. Fillmore beautiful bouquets, in rich profusion
thas effectaaly and literally strewng his path with
nowers prepared for the occasion.
Mr.. Fnlmore made speech, in which be alluded
to the passage ofthe Fugitive Slave law a. particu-
larry obnoxious to HE own section; and said he
knew that his approval of that measure would lose
him many friends, but the Constitution said that
fugtives from labor must be given up; and as he
had sworn to support the Constitution, he signed
the bill that they should be surrendered. Then
said he, came the onerons aud responsible duty to
enforce the law. We could not know or under
and the difficulties which attended the discharge
OF this duty, bat he said that he had sworn to en-
force the lava. and he did enforce this, notwith-
standing he had been threatened by the fanaticism
which ragged 1t the North against it.
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HTFTY DOLLARS REWARD.-The

II above reward, and all reasonable expenses, Will
he paid for the apprehension and delivery TO us IN
Nth mond Of q Negro Woman Slave, named M RIA
or AZ she calls herself MARIA PERRY, II taken oo
miles or more from Richmond, or thirty dolarsif Ia
ken in or near Richmond.
Maria "a of medium statue, with round face, skin
abont ginger bread color, good set OF teeth, full
anti of hair and a pleasant countenance. Her pre-
else age not recollected but she is believed to be
about tw nty-fouT or FIVE years old.
PHIL. M. TABB l. SON, Agents,
Office on Governor street.
NH Its Between Main and franklin SITS.
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DUMPS PUMPS just received at
Il my store on 18th st, between Main and Cary, a
large supply of Cistern, Well, Garden Engine, and
various patterns with brass and iron cylinders which
| will sell on the most accommodating terms. Per-
needing such articles should give me a call
NH Sits CHARLES Fl LANGLEY,
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GENTLEMEN's LIST.

Asdsron Z Alexander RB ab,.,.. Ma
Adkissn G Antrim Ttos Air. I, 3
Acklsg Cspt 81 Aahlock WIN A:vix iaoM
Afies Jas Adcock I Co J Allen Royalf,
Andeznon Jos II Ambers WIN Hcniassn II. n
Atkisaon Jas :
yawsn 4 w Bradley R.raa. Il...
Bnas Andrew Beausk HobtJ. Sstss IasT