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Trunks, Carpet Bags. India Rubber Goods, and
PLANTATION CLOTHING.

~ EvENY DESCRIPTION.
Country merchants and others will find Il 10 their
advantage to give mo call. ~ am determined
u sell my goods Ut very low prices.
nov. tb-3m-d. N. G. FOLGER.
17A1v Old Levee, cor. Castonihouse 1t. =. o.
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CHRISTMAS AND THE HOLIDAYS.
VARIETY sTORE-LAuREL STREET.
Bci,rcss Lafayette aad ChMrA sivsAa.l
Ration Rouge, La.
HAVE just received complete assort.
i ment Of Toys Of all description, dressed
and undressed dolls Of all sizes, and other
fancy articles consisting Of:
Furnished Wooden Work Boxes,
China setts Of all sizes.
China vases Of oil sizes,
China powder boxes.
Glass Work Boxes,
Velvet Reticules.
Mechanical figures,
Music Boxes,
Accorde0ns,
And other articles too numerous to men.
ton, all for sale on reasonable terms.
Dec. "a I'm. p. CAPDEvlELLE.
CARD ron THE NEW YEAR.
THE subscriber respectfully insorms his numcr.
Gus customers, that he has this day aasocia.
ted With him. In hls manufacturing, repairing
and Carriage Warehouse, Mr.. A. u. HEbENBERG,
who II practically acquainted with the business IN
al To branches, and will take the personal man-
sgcIncnt Of the establishment from this date. My
old customers and the public generally, may de-
pend on having al orders IN our line attended TO
with tho same promptness, that has always been
observed In my establishment
full assortment Of Carriages, comprising every
variety and Coaches, Barouches, Gigs, and ling.
9ys, Harness, I Whips, win be kept on hand. Car
rsases built n order, and all kinds Of Repairing
done IN tho best style. Plantation Wagons,
Carts &C., built and Repaired. Plantation Smith
work Of every description attended TO- also balcony
and Cemetary Ratings, Of the latest styles, made
and pue up Our as1ostnsnt Of Iron, will DO COM
plcte Of every description, and our aim will be to
furnish every thing parsslning to our business,
with proopsness, and 10 the satisfaction Of our
oustoi.ers. We confidently rely on the patronage
OF oar friends. The business win be conducted
under ne arm Of W. ,. fnnnard goo, It the old
~estsbllshcd stand, corner q Church aWl Main sts.
Baton Rouge. VIZ. TCNNARD.
Jan BY 4. D. ueDENBER0
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Darrell PORK AND BACON
la large lot for sale by.
dec 9th S NJ. HART Il Co
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OUTER AND SODA BISCUIT
ID Butter and Soda Biscuit. fresh and
fine for sale in boaes, barrels, halt barrels
and at retail. JOSHUA Beat.
AT RETAu.-Families in want
- ola very pure and beautiful article
Of LARD Or, cannot do better than send to
store of JOSHUA BxAL.
ITO barrels Just received aug. I2.
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!" ANrED-A situation as wet nurse.
wv The applicant will either nurse at
thu residence Of the family, or at her own
Il house. Apply at the Comet Office.
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Boonl Books

w EBSTER'S Die tionary, cteplmce
w quarto edition !; Swifts works COM
plete in two VOL Vol 3 Greenleaf on
evidence; HilIard on Mortgages; Ross
eau's confession Christmas Roses The
Rose Bud: Juvenile Keepsake. Also a
large variety o, Diaries and Almanacs for
1854, and fine assortment Of blank Cards
in store and for sale BY
nov. 10y GEO. M. HEROMAN.
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Blankets.
THE subscriber has just received from
i New York 300 heavy grey negro
blankets; 100 white French do; 100 fine
bed do: also crib and saddle do.
qpnt1N w. u. PHILLIPS.
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CTICK POMATUM-1'he best form in
~ which Pomatum can be put up. Can
be conveniently CARED in the pocket, al
ways ready for immediate application
or sale hy loot 26) H. r. WADDILL.
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NEW CLOTHING.
N. G. FOL0ER
Nos. II and - Old Lsvss, Corner Of

cussoMsoCss sTsssT, rev oalsAxs.
Wholesale 1 Retail Dealer In Clething.
THE ADVERTISER has received, BY recent arri.
walls, = fresh lot u WINTER and NAIL lLO7zI.
NO. Of the very latest STYLE He ID, u oil times,
enabled TO orr 70 the publlc new and varied ~.
sortmsnt Of goods, % his stack II C0thing h con-
stsntly renewed BY every arrival Of steamship ron
New York. Tho following comprises but portion
aentlsmsn's Pine, Medlnm and low-prlccd Black
Cloth Dress Coats:
Do DO nlns Cloth Dress Coats, with gilt
buttons;
d. do Medium and low-pTiced Black .
Oolored Cloth 1Yock Goats;
- do Medium and low.pvicsd Black
and cold. Cloth raletots and
gacs, and new styie Goats;
Dc Do Medium and low.priced Back
and cold. Cashmere Palstols
and Saos and new style Coats /;
Do do Medium and l0w.prced Black
ana cold. Tweed PsletQty and
eaes and new style Colls;
Do do Medium and low.priccd Blanket
Goats;
Do DO Merino Wool DO do
no do AananisshAn Wool Iaancket
Goats, with hns trimmings and
frog buttons;
do do Medium and low.prcsd Blue n.
lot Cloth Coats;
do do Medium and low.priccd Blue and
Drxb Eeaver Cloth Coats;
do do Black Satin Vests, single and
doubled brensted;
do do Colored and Black Elk Vests,
do do Cashmere and rich Velvet Vests;
do do White MArselilcs Vests, black
Cashmere Vests;
do do Black Cashmere Pantsioons, Of
various qualities;
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WANrED TO HIRE-by the year or
w month"; able-bodied Nagro men,
for which the highest wages will be paid.
Apply to ldec-0-tf J. C. LANoUs.
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Fresh from Cincinnati.
70nn LBS. New Pork Shoulders,
lOOO 1000 lbs. new pork sides,
500 bis new pork hams,
400 bis new s. C. Bacon,
500 bis. new Mess Beef
5O0'bls choice Goslon and Western But.
ter. dec a. MONTAN 4 BRO.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-08

AhISp Dccs 81, 1000,
The Affair of Sinope-Ih Alliance Of the Four
Powos-Ths Position Of Persia-A6aus on the
Continent aribaidi- The italian Opera, &c.
The excitement produced by the affair at Sinope,
to which drew your attention in my last, has not
been alaytd by the intelligence in relation to it
which has since reached us. II is known that on
Wednesday, December H-that is, imme diatey on
the arriv, Of the messenger was despat ;hed
10y the Fren III government to Constantinople, with
positive orders to take the shortest route, and to
travel with all possible speed The nature OF his
errsnd has not tIanspired; but no Que doubts That
the time for prompt sno decisive measures has deii
nitive arrived In England. too, as ventured to
hint might possibly be the case. ministerial
crisis has o,cured for the resignation OF 80 impor'
t,lt mt mber oStbe Cabinet "a Lord Ps'merstou
con y, nrnrd noting less. 49, Oh esther s'je tae
.nsi.1e, lac seaa. '. ca pJnsI 1A,-1-' u i.'s1
n no ordinary iegree.
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1854-12-18

donation, can be made good members OF
families made happy-would
it not be infinitely better for government to
let them who aeould if they could be men,
than to sell the public domain for $l.25 per
acre? What constitutes the Government
and who are the rightful owners of the soil?
Tine people make the Goyernment-and ev-
cry portion of that people have a right to
part of the soil of that Government.
But again. Ina pecuniary pointof view
we conceive it would ultimately be of more
advantage to Government to dispose of her
wild lands in the way indicated, than after
the present mode. The hardy day laborer
who in the east is compelled to "toil on toll
ever" for seventy-ive cents per day, and
many of them for even less amount, to
support in the simplest style his family
would soon, as his fortuaed improve be in
possession of means with which to blend
with the necessities of life, portion of the
luxuries, also; and annually thereafterwould
pay into the national Treasury, double the
amount his farm in the first place cost Gov
eminent Selfshness is always detestable
passion, and one that sooner or later leads
its poSsessor into contempt. AS with ind-
viduals, so with Governments; and the gen.
erous policy of our institutions is what eau
ses our country at this day to stand out a
beacon for other nations to behold and to
admire, and draws from the hearts of our
own countrymen the veneration that they
receive Then let Congress honor itself at
this session by givingto the landless home
Let them pass this measure and it will raise
for them in the hearts Of the people mon
ument more enduring than brass or stone;
and when they are no more, the descend
ants of those they have aided will cause
their names to liveamong the Immortal few
that were not born to die"
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A number Of the citizens Of Pittsburgh rendered
public dinner Gea. Shields, in honor CT his dstn-
guished services as soldier while in that city on his
way to Washington.
The Lexington Express of the 29th ult SAYS that a
rumor curreut in that city, that Gov Reeder had
been forced to leave Leavenworh city. No cause is
assigned. t~
cd and bound over in the Of $500 appear be-
fore the United States Cont and answer to an in
dictment containing five accounts charging him with
wilfuly obs,ructing the Marshal in the performance
Of his duty, when he arrested the fugitive slave, An
thony Burns.
1t is stated in the Pittsburgh Post that Governor
Bigler is again severely i'll to be confined his
bed. 1t is disease ofthe liver, and appeared sudden
ly in an aggravated form on Wednesday last, since
when he has been unable to leave his room for mo-
mcnt.
The Detroit Times announces that the friends OF
Gen. Cass will bring him forward before the Balti
more Convention Of 1856, for the Presidency He is
to stand Oh the old Baltimore Platform, which he
himself has already interpreted to embrace Popular
Sovereignty plank.
The October earnings of twenty Of the principal
railroads in this country in 1853 and 1854, the New
York and Erie not included, foot up follows: In
1853, 81, 953,4l3; in 1854, $3,0l3,3l3. Among
these. the New York Central takes the lead; the
ceipts for the last month reaching the of $685..
7S9. The next highest is the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad
The Springfield State Register says-'' A verdict
Of ten thousand dollars was rendered in Circuit
Court Saturday, against resident Of our county,
for the seduction of girl thirteen years OF age
The suit was brought by the ather.''
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Sincerity.

Sincerity signifies simplicity Of mind and man.
ncrs in our conversation and carriage towards one
another, sngIeness Of heart, discovering itself
constant, and honest openness Of behavior, free from
all i,sduous devices, and little tricks and fetches Of
craft and cunnng from all false appearances and de-
ce,fu disguise of ourselves in word or action; yet
more plainly to speak as think, and do what we
profess, to perform and make good what we promise;
and in word, to be what we would seem and appear
o he.
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Terrible Snow Storm.

New York, Dec. 4.
A terrible snow storm is prevailing to the
eastward.
Last evenings mail, with the Presidents
message for Boston, has only reached Hart
ford. The snow is now over foot deep, and
it is still showing to the eastward, and is drift
ing badly.
Here we have fine day only an inch of
snow fell last night.
The snow storm of yesterday was very Sc
we're throughout northern and western New
York, ranging in depth up to 3 feet. The
fall was but slight in this section.
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THANKSGIVING! GOVERNORS PRO.
CLAMATION.

Ii has become . custom with the American people to
have day in the year set apart for giving Thanks to
Almighty Con for His blessings Nion them a nation
therefore,
l. Willis A. German, Governor OF the Territory of Min
nesota, do request all persons to keep and observe
THURSDAY, THE 21sr DAY OF DECEMBER NEXT.
Cor such purpose and all persons requested TO alb
stain from their usual occupations that day and mani
fest in 1T way their obligations the Great Ruler
Of the Universe for His goodness to people ndivd
ually and collectively.
W. A. GORMAN.
Executive Dept MINI. Teri, 18th Nov, 1854.
b. tho Governor, J. TRAVIS RossxR,
Sec'y of MINI. Teri.
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NEW YORK, Dec. A. 10 =. NJ.

There is IL feet of snow along the Della
ware Division of the Erie Railroad. The
freight trains abandoned their trips to-day,
but will resume them to morrow. The express
train from Dunkirk this morning, arrived at
Oswego at o'clock this afternoon.
The morning mail train from this city, for
Boston, reached Ncw-Haven at ! this evening
by the aid of seven engines.
The House line, east of Southbridge, is torn
entirely from the poles for distance of ten
miles.
The storm has not been equalled in violence
for many years.
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This Society will hold its annual meeting in Saint Paul
the Capitol the frs Wednesday cf January next at
o'clock NJ which the county agricultural societies
entitled to>elden delegates each In counties where
such societies formed, the citizens in public meeting
assembled msy commission delegates to said Society and
IL i. hoped that the general agricultural interest is su
GENTLY aroused to the belief that the occasion
will manifest positive determine lion to sustain this
youthful Territorial ms tituton. A. E. ANES
November "a, 1854. Secretary N. A. s.
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ROCHESTER,, Dec. 4

The first train from Buffalo came in coils
ion, this morning, with the early train from
this city. There were three locomotives at
tached to the western train, and two to the
train comirg east. The cars were badly
smashed, and two of the locomotives thrown
off the track. Both trains were out of time
and it was showing so fercely that the approach
Of each was unperccived by the other. The
snow is 30 inches deep here.
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go Printers in Minnesota and Northwestern Wiscon-
sin respectfully informed that have hand at the
Pioneer office large sortment Of LGHTBODY'S ST
PERIOR PRINTING INKS, which e will sell at Manuac
turers Prices adding transportation This Ink is used
la this establishment.
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BY ROYAL LETTERS PATENT.
No. THE G"E,&'r -,

Sin ASILEf COorEk Bart, NJ d., the eminent
- Medic al Practitioner, has left valuable legacy 10
the world in his GREAT PREVENTATIVE. OF CON
SUMPTION, and UNFAIIING CURE Fer Pull
MONARY DISEASES, with ut the Use of medicine
Sir A. C., Bart, invented ard advised the use of the
~, Medicated Fur Chest PROTECTORS.
we nave been appointed by Messrs. Harcourt, Brad
ley & Co OfNew York. the wholesale and RET nil AGENTS
for the Territory of Minnesota for these useful health
fui, ard we may say invaluable, articles These Pro-
tectOrs are OF European and are now being
introduced into the United States by Messrs IIarcourt
Bradley & Co., on the most liberal and most extensive
scale OF advertising ever adopted in this country In
ths cold climate they will prove q desidcratHm Call
II you please on BOND e. KELLOGG,
nOv2e Wholesale and retail agents for the Territory
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Gale at the East.

BosToS, Dec. 4.
A tremendous gale occurred here last night,
resulting, it is feared, in serious disasters to
the shipping. Numerous vessels were driven
ashore, and among them the brig S. P. Per-
kins, from Philadelphia for Boston, laden with
coal. AS yet, we hear of no loss of life, cx-
cept one boy.
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a carriage house, stable and conservatory on
the same scale of elegance.
1t is generally conceded here that the Allies
will be compelled Gf they have not already
done so) to raise the seige of Sebastopol. This
is to be regretted as it will increase the strin-
gency of the money market, and also wound
the vanity Of John Bull and Bull-Frog. ~
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CLEVELAND, Dec. A, 9 P. NJ.

The gale is apparently abating, but it is
still terrific in violence. The schooners Stur-
gis and Virginia and brig Maryland have
been wrecked, but their crews were saved.
The schr. j. j. Johns went ashore at Grand
River, and all the crew persisted. The pro-
peller Paugasset has sunk in the slip, having
been injured in saving the crew of the Omar
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CHAMBLIN l. MORGAN.

a WAKE that "humbug' is:he order of the
"A day in st. Paul at presen isclaim any in
ehtoh To impose upon the public il announcing that
they are offering their present stock of staple and Fan
cy Dry Goods Clothing, Hats, Caps Boots and Shoes
&C. greatly reduced prices preparatory to the open
ing OF the "Sprng Campaign"
with an assortment yet unbrOken, they can supply
the wants OF the public, for any goods in their line and
are determined to ''let them slide"
They will offer inducements merchants wishing to
repensh their stock they intend devote particular
attention to the JObbing Department
Call at their Store Third street, between Robert
and Jackson streets, and be convinced
feb 42-tf C.. GM.
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SER AN Eih"

CAME to the residence of the subsc rber residing in
~ township %, range % north, 0 about the first
day of August last, red cow with white face about
four years old, with red heer calf with white star on
forehead, both ears of the off The own
er is hereby notified to forward prove property
pay charges, and take her away, she will be dealt
with as the law directs. JOHN DONNEIIY
Dec. Z. lS54-4tW
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j. r.. FULLERTON.

a / his old stand, which is known to great many
"A friends, especially those who have patronzed him
so long, Keeps different stock of Goods from the mix.
tue which he formerly kept He now keeps Dry
Goods alone, including IA prime selection of Ready
Made Ciothhg and the largest and best stock of Boots
ana Shoes ever opened any where including Ladies'
shoes He has also variety Of Blankets, Whitney and
horse Blankets which as he always has done sells
prices o suit his frie,,ds.
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HARTFORD, Dec. a.

HARTFORD, Dec. 4.
The mail train from New ork, this morn
ing, reached here at 8 o'clock. The express
train is an hour and half behind time.
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BANGOR. Dec d

A foot of snow fell here last night. The
weather is now clearing up. Several vessels
have been driven ashore.
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81 JEFFERSON FARMER Esq is authorized Agent
for TIE PIONEER at Gs.na to procure subscribers and
ver:;senents His receipts will DO regarded as yments
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- See third page, under Commercial head, fer rat
OF Money and Exchange, St Paul and Galena Market.
aAd miscellaneous items.
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ALBANY, Dec. 4.

ALBANY, Dec. 4.
fallen without intermission for 80 hours. The
weather is very cold and all the roads COM
pletely blocked up.
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WIN. S. HASCALL.
NOTICE.

NOTICE,
TO TRES5PASSERS ON SCHOOL LANDS IN RAMSEY
COUNTY.
NOTICE hereby given that sections numbered l6 and
~ Sc reserved for schools and that all persons
who have or may tresspass upon the same, by cutting
timber otherwise, will be obliged pay all the dam
yes that may be sustained by of trespass and
be otherwise dealt with IS the law directs.
j. p WILSON,
Chm Board County Commissioners Ramsey County.
Dec. II, 1854. WIN
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TIME TIMER!
1T. FVW LE1t,
"ATCH MANUFACTURER, WORK.
w ELiER, AND DENTiST wOuId

TT.
XXTATCH MANUFACTURER, WORKING JEW
W ELLER, AND DENTIST, would inform the
inhabitants of Saint Paul, that he has opened store
on st. Anthony Street. in the building opposite the
Rice House, two doors from RObinsons old stand with
an assortment of Clocks, Spectaces of all ages Back
and Side Combs in great variety bosom pins goggles
chimney ornaments steel beads and tasses ladies work
bags childrens teehng rings, flutes, dice and boxes
and Il variety Of other articles.
Duplex, Horizontal, Repe 'ng and Lever Watches
Of the most complex and delicate workmanship, care
fully repaired.
California Gold Rings made to order. Engraving
neatly executed.
TEETH CAREFULLY EXTRACTED, SCALED & PLUGGED.
Ii. F., from his long experience in some Of the first
shops in England faters himself that he shall be able
to satisfaction all who may favor him with theI
work. His mottois Punctuality, Dispatch and Moder
ate charges
st. Paul, March PAST, 1852
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INKANk COLLINS received a fine lot of Ladies' Rub
L. bers which he is selling off 80 cents pair Those
in want of any had better call at they will be
gone. dec2dtfl
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PORTLAND, Dec. 4

There is foot of snow here, and it has
drifled badly. The gale has cansed considera-
ble damage to the shipping, though nothing
very serious is reported.
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!; SIRE MIC Nh

- - q I@:' < 10 -3IIA IF. DlNJTl> s.!
TO THE CITIZENS OF MiNNESOT
VHNiAi having Ills DAY p,rcla rem AlexanGe. !y
II the entire stock OF
9isOC ERlES. PROVISIONS {; FAMILY SUP HES
Az his Old ant popular store Robert, street. Ic,l
Iully invite continuance of the liberal .trola. es.;c
fore so partially bestowed by the ui IL upon lie e.tal
to maintain deserve these lavors have r,,rrI.e1
the above stock at the lowest cash prices and beside. v-
ing the choicest articles of every in INV
promise to AFFORD my goods to purchasers
CHEAPER FOR CASH
Than be found elsewhere i'm this CITY NJ. 1oo ~
call and examine my stock
Oct. 10. 1854. c,.11x1v
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SUPREME COURT.

4 S-EC1AL TERM of the Supreme Count of the Terri
n tory r Mir neso-a is deemed necessary and is here
BY ordered to be held at the Capitol in St Paul on the
forenoon. " ~ !" ''7
Given Innter our hands at 81. Tau this sixth Cav Of
November, in the year eighteen hundred and fttv four
WM. II. WEIGH, Chief Justice
NJ. SHERBURNF, Associate JUS tce
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TlAE BYOIEOy5a6:L,N

Or WatcrProof, Anti-Consurnptive Cork Soles
MANUFACTURED by HARCOURT BRADLEY
A'4 Co., "A Market street, Manchester PRINCIPAL
warehouse, lC2 w God street, Cheapside, London Eng
iIiu American Establishments 3o Ann street ard l,2
Nassau street, New York.
We also are the wholesale and retail agents for the
territory, Tor The above invaluable article For further
Neftaene1s, see the Daily Pioneer, Times ard Min
hesotian also the hanGhills posters, show cards PAM
phles, and publications being issued ard crcul
ed through this city. moves BOND d. kELIOGG