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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-14

EMBRUlDEkIES.
THE most varied, choice and beautifl assor,n,ep, M
Emp :odeIies we have ever exhibited, consisting OF
Elegant collars, Sleeves, chimizetts; = 80
Elonncngs and bands in Jaconet and Swiss mn
Elegant Lace Collars; -e ~
Jaeonet and Swiss Insertings and Edgings;
ifeb25 's - Il E1sT 1s1t te ~ tH
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-14

t,HILADBLPhIA
Curtain Warehouse,
III Chestnut S Ptiiadeeia opposite te STATE House
HENRY W.SAEFOR ID,
IMPORTER AN o DEALER In CURTAINS, CURTAIN Ma
rERIALs, AND FURNITURE CovERINos,
WHICH he offers at the lowest market prices,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
The stock comprising, IN part, tho following;
Embroidered Lace Curtatnsi Gilt Cornices;
Do Muslin Do do Pins;
Drapery Laces sMusns; do Bands,
French Brocaes all Canopy Arches and Rings;
and coors; iis CorIs TasseIs GIMME 90
Satin de Laincsj Frinses Inrtnin nrnns
Danasks; &c '-fS'
A large stock or FRENCH fLuSHES. or all co,ors an,
qualities on hand - S "'''
PktN7ED WlADoWsAADEs. aud HOLLANDS o, all
y = Persons ordering Curtains, will i've the measure
nelghta anu width o. he entire frame OF window.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-14
Z COMMISSIONERS SALE.
Rees b. Smith, = INCH,
Jane sn,ll N anal olherr

Jane Smith and OIller. = . j I'm ch1ncen
Ivy virtue OF aaecTee rendered in the above cause
The 29th day OF October 1858, will, as commsio1erL
the said decree appointed, proceed 10 SELL on Sstur
inc .oth day OF February, 1854, at O'Clock ~ u:
ront door OF the house OF Ohio county, The raj
tate in The bill mentioned situated on the west side
Main street In the 1st ward OF tho city Wheeling oE
ns SIXTY feet on Main street and extending vest IT,
Main street, on the south North street. on the wesf
The Ohio river, and 1ontAe north by line TO Be drr
ieet rom and parallel TO North eet Tie saidFoP
Will be sold subject to the DOVER claim OF Isabc Gaid
on credit OF one, two and three years; tks psIeh.s
ewing bonds. with approved security bearing nes
from Tue Day OF sale and said iDterest payable ahE
purchase money is all paid = : ; --'
jamie NJ . s" sSesi aS 81 communications,
n11h above sale is postponed until lie al dIy
March, 1854, at III O'Clock, a. A. - : -
Ieb25 wM S. R1cKHAN
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-14

The ladies OF Savannah, Ga. have already COL
ieeted $4,000. totths fund tor the pafchase of
Mount Vernon. .sssFls
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nitIin pre-, NFnsti inSI0n, l5hiIudeI nj
- -a and New York
E93sSE EEzEEss5E2 E=.;s.;ss.IE2 80 -

Great through Line for the East
VIE Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road from Wheeling to
l. Baltimore, and connecting with the waslinrion
bail Roa9 at the Junction elaely the Relay
jouse,0 miles from Baltimore, the Phi
Rha Wilmington and Baltimore Rail Road to Philadelphia
nc efe3t tunnels upon the line compIeted and
The Whole road Is in fine condition presenting one or te
h9 sEI pStnres9ns and romantic routes IN the world
lie nav and splendid steamers ofthe Union Line from
Louisville and Cincinnati connect with this road at Wheel
g and through tickets from these places to Baltimore
washington, Philadelphia, &c., may be had OF the agents
or on the boats. - SeS'
The express mail Wheeling daily at O'Clock
a. Ms W heeins time) and arrives at Cumberland C2Oi
ssS at l e and allowing two hours
stonrases. = s ="
baggage to any of the eastern points
without charge. - = $50
Passengers baggage transferred to the cars for
at the Junction. and for Philadelphia at Bal
umore without extra charge. Travellers allowed am
pie time and opportunity points their meals
i through tickets from Wheeling to Baltimore (with
privilege oIlylns over anywhere route 60-fo
Washington. $9,60-to PHILADELPHIA soto be had or
board the steamers OF the Union the Ohio ard OF
The Kali Road Agents at Wheeling g b. & onds
vllle - maj WAI. PARKER, .Cien,l. lSun't
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sPEcIAL N OFFICES
To the yo,er. of ONO Uouuty,

- TO INC Not0Fb Oh UHHU OOuuIy.
offer myself candidate for tho once Of sheriff or
Ohio county, and shall as heretofore discharge
tho duties of the ofee taithfuliy and imrartiaiiy.
mr11 VS.. w1cKHAaf.
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Persiun Hair Dye.

Persian Hair Dye.
THIS Dyes warranted, II according to directions
to change the hair from any other color. to beaunI
Auburn, or
PERFECT JET BLACK,
WITHOUT
Staining the Skin.
Price. 90 cents rer bottle For sale by ELLIS cALD
WELL, Wholesale Agents, and by w2l. r. MCKEE.
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Protessor NIor.e,s


asa protector against contagious and infectious disease
there is nothing like braciig the nerves. muscular and
digestive systems. these imperfect order the
man frame is tower ofsrengh almost impregnabe 10
disease. The choerais nowiu tog,ess importation
System should be put calculated to re-
sistits attacks Every emgrant from EUROPE has
It's passengers decmated NAL dy and the reason
why fatal is that most
the steerage have been weakened by poverty prva-
ton and their relaxed nerves, and and tissues can
offer no resistance 10 the malaria the pesteice The
very best for the approaching we
are sure to have 1t in the spring course
orss's Iauigorating Eirfr Cordial will bring
every organ every nerve every into
perfect vgor while Its powerful antseptc properties
neutraize every unhealthy tendency In of the
body purify and equalize the circulation Of tile blood
To those who suffer from nervous trenblings, ysera
dyspepsia liver complaint general iowness
OF Spirits disease inrmty consequent pon the
action or topdity OF any organ upon the resu
ary of which general depends this
Recommended as sovereign and safe spccfc-free from
every miRera. ipgFeiient. cnrmtiy IN
It's nature. Ladies' will nd It present ep' In all the
disorders TO which their sex is subject.
The cordalis put up, highly cocvrrat ted, inpimt bot
ties Price three dollars per bottle two for 1--WE dollars
SIX LOT Twelve dollars. gac.H. RING Proprfstor, -
l. i03 broadway, New York
Sold by Druggists throughout tic United States Canada
and the West Indies. Y -s.L,I
| AEents:-wnEELISa-KELLS T. CALDWELL.
CIsoiNNAr1-B. H MEAKINiS.
n3-See advertisement. Il $780, M mrt3
| THE nPEAnEe,n IynN,nDn rn,,,,5. =, -.
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'b6 e ~ .-s--.'7s j. K. & S. F. MJtLPp
.--sts-.-s- IGaZette cOpy.7
VALUABLE LOT PO3 SAFE

- VALUABLE LUTI FUR- SALE.
IL be sold on fair and easy terms Ii sdons III "
posed new Post Office II would divide mo t,xo y
and convenient lots for residences The IocatiSn
the most pleasant and fashionable in lie GIN. anal
advantage or being near the centre OF business
,.ho kSrterns applyte -.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-14

'.BEwARE OF vIDDERs THE wisdom OF the
injunction uttered by Sam Weller. senior, 10 ..be
ware of fyinders," is exemp.ifed by the case of a
youth nineteen years of age, described as slim
built and OF eheminate appearances. who Is now
wives than the law allows. His three wivesiwere
widows, aged thirty, forty, and ,orty
i've years The first wife trying procure bail
the second is prosecuting him. and the third is re-
plning because of his absence. He alleges that ii
each case the widow was the ggressor. Were b.
IN Utah. he might in tune, rval Governor Brig.
ham Young. az i'ff r
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-14

FOR SALE OR KENT -
Two fne brick buildings, on Zaue street. East NJ.
lng' with srooms and cellar to each, with aIse -
and earriage house, all in good order - -
Inc property being on the BempfeId Railroaa (a.O.
ID rooms would make good HOTEL.
Possession Isl or April. 'Faf 7af7-75 ls.rl
EnQutTe of MlCHA RI ROu4N
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-14

VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE
#1OQ ACRES Of Land two miles from theri tI..,r
ing the Ohio river; one half mill ~, =. " ae
Martinsvle Depot OF the Cleveland aid PittsSt0
road. Said road running directly through liz "a
bounding as 1t does IN coal lime anu &c so1e ,cl
with an quality OF btick ciay aud cquav @
between INLAND bottom land, il nj esents nHST
yantas es as ai,inyeatment The Imp :
The land Is OF superior quality and is one Of t6N
cations for Veeeta bic or dairy larm in The CONT
Il will be sold in separate paris, if desired.
For terms enquire OF J X. Miller Main stree, W,
ing, or ON the premises Ms
..Iebs J.7R. & S. F. MILE,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-14

IN CHANCERY.
" Ohio county, March 10. 1851. - - "
Nathaniel Wheat and William Dorbacker, colnpaiuan.s
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-14

I a-Both branches Of the Legislature Of IIiinoI
have passed resolutions in, favor Of The Nebrasls
bill; the Senate by vote of % s. and the Horb.
byia vote OF 80 10 %.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-14
COMMISSIONERS SALE.

.rts OM,.MIiSSSSiONERS+ SALE.
Thomas wr, ss, e r 8 Ss's
sell al the front door OF house or Ohio o
lois No and s. square No IT, tie town o9 a.
ing for merly called Ritchictown. = S''" " 'esf
the ra chaser giving with approved ha Vs.
pg interest from the day and the tito viii be-
- r"''' A' ""0e purchase Vs. @so" %I Z RIA
-ntl2 :. sheriff and Commissioner
WANTED. -
NEGRO hoy, aged about IA or 1G vcars 70 .t,or,
S-oc5 Arrly at this office ! ~ - . emr1,
~ ~, AN ORDINANCE =.
TO amend ordinance In relation 10 the
aud o @ tie , Of the s Sanitary
and oiher CITY OF W,ees PASSED May 81, 1910,
Se IL ordained by The Council OF the city or wheenr:
the several wards OF the city, shall n no case be- enIi,
from the council or services rendered except when
nea INTO service by written order iron the Mayor or
Two OF tc eounciImen nom said ward in which III ser
s,ii -An member OF the Sanitary Committee who
lie 10 serve on sucn committee under an order Of
co,ne;I sna De reported to the next meeting Of
successor appointed. 'scotAhu
SEo. SAN ordinances and parts OF ordinances com;n
within the rurview OF this ordinance shall be and thew M
Sro. 4EThis ordinance. sh,,,ho T.;
Passed, February II, 1854
head, approved, signed and attcsted Feb 21 1884
C.. VA, NJ. NELSON, Mayor, PRO tenn
VIZ " : olonIs. clerk. EfHl mri2
AN ORDINANCE -
p EPEALlNG an Ordinance entitled San ordinopc. T.;
saIon 70 me compensation of the City Surveyor
BE 1t ordained by the council of the CITY OF vbee,trs
SEC i:mIh1t the oldrance entitled can ordfnsice
passed June eth 1851, be- The same is hereby rs
SIC e.-This Ordinance shall take eoee, from,
itspasssge Nt''H snSS' !'o" anu a'ter
Passed. February IA. 1915. 4
Read, approved, signed aud attested Feb e. 1851
GEo. w. sroHrs. clerk ~ Na'o' P'o m ,Smi
. -
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-14

Including Professionals, Roman Catholics, and
Christians oil the Oriental Church. there are $50,
ooo. 900 million Of nominal Christians in the world
or, Little more than third part of the human
family: This estimate includes not only members
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-14

CHANCERYf SALE OBJ LAND AND TATEy
~ James Frazier, a lntbe Gins
Samuel Frazier,s Ex'r, and others Icnunty. yitsi,
by virtue OF decree made in this cause on Tie PS.
OF june will sell al public on The perSt,
on the eighteenth day of March, 1884, The tract oIHj
called lie Foneys Point Farm and tavern situated
National Road in Ohio county, aboutteh miles east IN,
city OF Wheeling, containing about humid ed auRI
acres OF land, store, tavern house, two dwelling Ne.
anu other improvements. T be sale will be madsGti
expediet aud on the Following terms: one-!ourth a.
purchase money TO be paid in SIX MONTHS and the blt
IN oEe two and three years; tile whole bearing nise,
nom Inc day OF sale the purchaser giving bohs viii I'D
security, and tile little being retained until payment n
sale Will take place at the Roney's Point tavern.
ire above Is valuable pl operty. The Hempfeld nj
road Is located IN front OF the laVern, and il is sppose
that's depot or station be eetn al tb; ve
w. s. WIGKHAM,
1anlOts Sheriff and seomR,issierst
LAND FOR SALE.
Wish TO sell my arulnear Wheeling; and , III sci
Il onnbeTal terms, and Ia more tracts as MAJ
ueslred. mars sa JACOB.
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TO PHYSICIANS, DRUGGISTS, GnENlSi

VIII undersigned is prepared TO nanuacta, TO ores.
- nnt Class yringes5 Walls, all other snaA NJ
such used by Phy sicians aid
'as checai laboratory Heinvites the orders cRs
sg OF dealing IN such ltices as he thinks
t1lHeu elsewheTe.+-if syta WIN MORGAN,
oct1Tdawtf 'iN!h ans Es sss W.. Z
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-14

Scul q Thompson,
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE pEAlERs IN
Tens. Wines, Liquors, spices. Endiso, Oil
Tobacco, Coffee, sugar, M oIuuses,
~ ANDsorIIEE oMOcARIHs
| No AZ NORTH Wafer and n North TYharres,
a Jtls doors 1elelv Aret sire 4, sPHlIAD ELPBIA
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-14
Established in 1928.

FTHoMPsoN REYNOLDS, interested ia ,Lsabu
him call. 7,'i7'5is deis-ita
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TWO LOTS AND DWELLING -Ho TDaG

ON the 9Th day OF March, ISL. AZ =, o,.,..,-
" the front door OF the Court House SSsI a. NJ
seat public auction, lots numbe red an si, e1Pose
east side Of In thai part OF te On
ing called Centre Wheeling Upon ore ot ". :, WIZ
ersSle and convenient dwelling house 0
Trims at Sale oncfthitd cash, tie rest,,r. H.
payniets at one and two years, with we e9
Trdst upon tile pieniikes W Deet
ALFRED CALDTrELL. sEep.
iesis for The heirs Of Am Wilson. a.,,I
The above sale rs postponed for want Of bi;Ssa
III Monday the 10th OF March. when the nro.1
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-14

Ab!jah n. Johnston, Abraham bennett anil
Edward w. Stephens, and William s.
"lckhan, Sheriff OF Ohio county, and M
such commissioner OF the ciIctIit court Of
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-14
2 nqaIre ID MlCHAEL ]. RoHAN.

1eoS - marble mason. &c NaTkets
be exchanged for good Arm Al IL
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THE GREATEST WONDER OF THE AGE!
AnAs THAT Acru.lLy RUIN nlasELr TO SELL onxAr
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REAL EsTATR sAI :Es.s
.H.rl,,,, 5. = esA 9 SALE

:, HANCERY9 SALE.
! 49, =, eonpl.l..
bntn,s !. sdM G.,, and bend San.
Nnursuanee OF decree Of the Circuit Co, aeends
county, made At the Eau Term 1881 ana III Tor al
dectee made October 1853, ON na an eIne
loI March next, at the front doofiof lie ~ tne Sh
sell the FoiloJyhs mons tourt hO0ss
Lot No. 209. in kast Wheeling Sfs'tgb VIZ:
aafalt OF Lots No. six Co AMI seven C51 anil -.
Csl In East Wheeling. = - anu lot No. n
i L9ts NO eight (s) and eleven Ct1) in square
3, Also, pqrtscf lots No five Cos and air
on Main street, having front ON saI4 :, ~ squati
thirty-IhTee feet. II - 3 rP street Of al
Ier1ns 81 Sale-Ten per cent. 10 he su.,,t.
balance IN eight sxeel and twenty cash
chase1 giving bonds with good security sH ~, lie
az seeutty, until the sn,s ia tle
! 1eozI y 42zZz = DANIEL G.. lSTs cos s pSSie
TRUSTEES SALE Ss..--ao1s
IIQY virtue Of a deed OF Trust exernt:,
Insand James q. Cook. bearibe dsf. n ~ hoy Coz
February 1850, and duly recorded in ~ se
the county court of pho county 10 f6e o,,
les forthe bene fit OF the Merchants q aS
Hheclillg lwlIl proceed 10 sell al pnhlic 80 Bank
highest bidder for ready money ON - 10
oiMaIeh next, before ihe euuff honse Ino me 18th
Wheeling, Lot eight C91; in Square uYSer "a Lhe sy
IN be addition 10 tile city Of Whecns
ed Rltclietown, but now known by The 0 q
wheeling NJ. - y eAe Aalte o. So
Such title as is vested in me, as Trustees, ,,,,
the purchaser. s'' WA DC made
ieb2o FRANCIS R. ARNsrpoxc
- TWO LOTS AND DWELLING uoIT.."
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WANTED.
N a ctionery and Restaurant. - = - s>N
: -0S ArTiy at this office -tA . s,,,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-14

t GAPS. FI7E
ECElVED this day, tile best assortment of Gents
his s y9st +, ana slarsns cloth brought to
style and quality. They ise In part as ioows:
cloth opera, black and white; gents hair cloth do;
3Iaekt dTab and green riding, bunting and Apollo carsS
Aso the Egyptian PERENNIAL cricket cap new aricIe
Ioselher with every othc description OF hat or can
" d. s. n
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brands constantly on hand and ~,
ss4e ~ tue afay load or larger quantities.
Hns GORDON, MATTHEW'S & Co.
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= 40 MUrHERS.Y
"A o. PAkTRlDtfE respectfully informs his patrons
ana The public generally that the light being most
hvorabe at thus season. he wiglve particular
during thia month and next TO taking The ikenesses OF
youns on every pleasant DAY bstweente hours
Oh - an : gnri4
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Fashionable Clothing EmporiuI
9. RICE, hIERCHA-NS TAHOE,

L. sPRlGG HOUSE, WATER sTREkT. u
now receiving from the Eastern cities spiendid1
Sortment OF Cloths, Cassi mn err es and IestinI
OF the best quality and every variety whieh lave
lected by himself, Tor the
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-14

Rev. G. P. GiJdings, Episcopal Minister at
Quincy, Ill. has become almost totally blind, and
in attending funeral lately was led by the hand.
walk, has been compelled by disease in the
throat TO abstain from oil abors in the pulpit, and
has commenced select school for young la
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1854-04-13
Commercial.

PioNEFR OFFicF,p
Apr! -, 1854.
fgf SrocK- Corrected weekly 10y Hr C.toul-
--,.,f OF loot Ell. T. h. Cows so to %.
A IS pz-n from so 10 80 r. yoke.
EEf>H NEAr--Rctaii.--Beei SAFE. Mutton
D.. Pork &c Veal PIC. Chickens - % 2 d.
t,vt>ioNs.-Correced weekly by Ms. P'csls--
i.. 80, 20 SIS y Dbl. hamsi2a Y b. lard loo.
.,. tiue, 70 ,25; extra. 5. - y bbl. Corn meal
tIshc; Beans -i.5o = hnshei, Potatoes,
sfI -.uts q bu>hl. Fresh Butter l5G25c y Il.
l..-, - &C. a. 10; Eggs l5Q20c q doz.
Ge.c 4RIEs.-i.Om Mr. Alexander Roy, Eo-
. agar, brown. 1GS, refined ., crushed and
.,.a .r,r 1873 u b; Coffee -. 2olo2o; Tea oOG
t.c sGl0c. Molasses 6o@l00c ~ gal.
.s.tH FRCIT.--Appies $50 y bushei; Peach
ED Green Apples S7G9 r bh.
t.fAI>.---Oats 45c.; Corn S0G90; Barley 6oc.
h.-criLAxyous-Cia Crackers "A 50ar<s ) 80 U hhl.
Star 35c. o ID, Taiiow 5do. fish Ore ~
q dried a.. Lime ~ 5ONg12 oo 2 bbi-
DC. so bush. Lard Oil ~ ~ " gal
} plush. Vinegar 25c. y gal. Iain" Iac
- ,. . aeco l00J0c. Hides (green) 81, Dry =.
I.Ha R.-Colnnon Ss@S12 2 NJ; Dimension
tla l29li; Flooring SIS; Siding SD ora-
on sed ~-002j; Shingles - 00G3 90; Lalh ".
S. ooo-dry-S3 O0aD3 80 U cord.
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Saint Eouis.
REAPERS, MOWERS, &C, FOR 1854
st. Louis Agricultural Warehouse

AND SEED STORE, (EsTABLIsHEp 1915 }
WIN. NJ. PLANT n Co, sign of the Gilt Piow No.
w l2 North Main street, 81 Louis, Mo; also
corner Of Fourth and Green streets; Wholesale and
Retail Dealers in
Gar8ea, Grass, and other Seeds;
Agricultural ana Horicui. lral Machines and Tools in
en.lcss variety.
descriptive Catalogue furnished gratis 10 post paid
applicants.
so Riggs Improved Reapors, Sl35
q Daniords do. dble sickle Reaper * Mower, l40
so Reads do do do do l35
loo ketchum's Improved Mower, 1875
l. Emery's DO horse Power Trcshcr & cleaner 300
LOO Emery 5 10 morse Power fares ter and Sep
aTator, 800
Il LEAFS horse power With Tumhling Nht
Thfesher, I6O
y. Is, Persons wishing any Of The above will please
send IN their orders early, numbcr ~ limited.
so Burrows Portable C;rsi-miiiS, horse,
steam OK water Power Sis TO $500
Is Cora and Cob Crushers, Little giant,
\ cAos, and Others lot G5
300 corn shelters, horse, steam and hand
Power, . TO so
1909 Ne Pas titra Straw and Hay Cutters, to %
leo IiickocA 5 Portable cider Mills, with
Press, IS to so
POO Revolving Horse Rake. 10 II
lo0o PloNs, Peoria, Jowett, como, Eagle
and others to 30
- burrows Geddes triangular and others 10 50
80 iiUliiVUtors, different iatferus to 81
tUiD thGrns thermometer - Under Others 15c to
Shpyes, Spades, Hoes, Forks. ~c>thes Axes, AppIc
paIefs, hay PRESSES. chain aud suction Pumps &c.
PleH,c recollect the Gilt .loW, No II North Main 4
81. Louis, Missouri. II 3m
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1854-04-13

liz subscriber has taken the stable o. Third stree,
formerly occupied b, !. ". Vincent 4 TO. Tn.
stable Has neen thofon shly gepaIrel and pre-
pieG t. tahe hIrsta. cattle, &c. sale. IL keen
~ Tie MONTH ~trs ar day ana viii give aten-
iiuh IT, al stock ti.t f1lA he leii stable Ny
friends and tac puGrc generally lte call when
T. 4 Ii<SrII
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GbRtbJSDS AIS

NJ Ill be received by the .gned until the st
~ MAY. fpt the delivery az ts post, cn or before
the LIST september nest, oi niteen huudred bushels
corn, IL good sacks.
Each bI VIII be accompanied hy written offer.
from two responsible persons become security M
der bonds Of $500 Tor The faithful performance of the
contract ENtrtva-ant bids Will not be considered
nor viii one bidder be accete security for another
Fort Ridsely, ". L, March q, La.
JNO &. KELTON.
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ry,IRTyJ EyTRNyTl-R II

NJ o. HAsSrnet3a Aueafae, 81. LoUs, No.
(AUR extensive e. establishment is - well known, iIat
Il scarcely Necessary To Il" more III Al YER
tselent than friends aHd the public that
we have been einineutiy successful in getting mp
SPLENDID assortment OF Furniture for the spring trade,
the most superior st,e ana quality. and particularly
Ted to "A large and demand both at wholesale
and retail
An examination Of stock wall show Il 10 be com
POSED both If home aud foreign manufacture, having
every advantage u, gained ia ether including the
neat and subs snal medium, wei rs the rich and
eXpenslve.
thsirs from 80 cents 10 so; Bcdsieds from So IL
< loo: Tables from > ~ to so bureaus rom Sio TO
!. 100 and 50 or IN alnios, endless variety.
Besides have Spring, Hair. Cotton, Moss ana shuck
Mattresses and all Kind, o: BEDDING.
We can furnish 4 kitchen, bedroom, paror hotel or
steamboat in part thr ,ughout, Qua or 10 nhicn,
,oak chrry, walnut, mahogany or rosewood III short
call anassee. ,.o,.
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SEALTD PROPOSALS

NOR turnishin. fest beef ton The United states
troopS at Fort smelling VI. T. for o.t Will be
received le office al the Assistant Cumni~-try oi
>rbsi>tonre I Font smelling, Untl II O'Clock VI. ob
1ndat Tho IN ddt OF Nay next The prrpn,7is TO be
endorsed 'ir ap"-as Tor furnishing fresh Beef
The ieef he oi "a good and wholesome quality,
IN quarters with equal proportion Of each 'ncc =
and ,iankS to be cNcndt) in such Quantities may
he from 10 lime required tog he iroop>, not e.
rseing thrice IN each week DAYS snail be
gihct Is the Assistant Lcinml>>iry Of subsistence
The contra tor VII be reIolfcd 10 give bonds " ith
approved security, The OF twelve hundred doll
lars for the iuifnen ni thc coutrg"t and Tn" con-
tie sub ec 10 the approval Of the trmHi>sar!
General. J. SEEN ARl.
lsi Lieut. Sd Artillery, \ & :
April 81 l5ji. Tilt.