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The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1854-12-15
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'SHHYOHH- NMVd
'SIHdNHI~LOIIOS IA VI
EDWARD M'LAGAN.
STORAGE FORWARDING AND COMMISSION,
At the Lower Landing, st. Paul.
A Ill Commission and Consignments, will be prompt
"A ly and carefully attended to.
References: B. III. Campbell, r. M'Lagan, Galcna;
Geo. DeDaun, st. Louis
Lower Steamboat Landing, st. Paul, Min.
March 25, 1882.
D1SSaDlIuIhDN OR CO-f'Alt1'N EftSfflf.
NJ Office is hereby given that the c"parncrship here
~ tofore existing between A. Vance Brown Chas. IL.
Cakes under the name and firm Of a. VANCE BROWN X
CO. is bv mutual this day dissolved. All persons
indebted to the above firm will make pa mcnt to A..
Vance Brown who will also pay all debts due by the
Germ A. VANCE BROWN,
CHAS. H. OAKES.
Saint IAul, Sept. 10Th. 1854 sept 25dtf
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1854-12-15

TO LAWYERS.
VERY fine assortment of Lawyers Stationery just
"A received by express from New York among which
may be found
The Lawyer Common place Book. superior article
of Legal Cap Iongold Lawyers Seals. Notarial Waters
and in fact every article of superior quality used by the
Legal Profession For sale cheap for Cash by
W. 8. COMBS,
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COMMERCIAL.
81. PAUL MARKETS.

DAILY PIONEER OFFICE, I
Dcceinber Is 1854 ]
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SAN FRANCISCO.
(thPT. FOSTER is now prepared to give bargains i
~ building lots in the above town. Call soon, or the
may be gone. Der. 6 utf
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Saint Ieul, Sept. 18th, 1854.
FOR ALE

NIE spacious buildings and premises on Fifth street
the site of the SInt"mine House. The buildings
and offer great inducements to wishing
into the Foundry other curing business
Is they were built for that purpose. Inquire of
St Paul Oct. %. IS54-tf +. Il J. b. GILMAN.
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(tAME to my premises sunday last sixth street,
~ two red oxen. one having white spot in the fore
head and some white under the belly. The can
have the cattle by calling Henry Gale at the Market
House proving property and ing all necessary costs
81. Paul, Sept.27-dtf HENRY GALE.
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TO MISUNDERSTANDING BOOKS.
VOU will please take notice and govern your a
L selves accordingly, that the following IN
| Masonic Books can bc had. TO wit X
The New Masonic Trestle HOard by Moore. wv
The Craftsman and Free Masons Guide, by Moore.
The Tcmplar Text Book,
The Mystic Circle, by q. Ii. Gray.
BY calling on ". s. COMBS,
June 93-tf Near the American.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1854-07-07
LAW s OF OHIO.
pURL1ssaED nv AUTHORITY.
AN ACE


Authorizing lie Trustees Of Townships
10 establish WateEcourses, and locate
Dhchcs, iuscertain cases,
SEc, /. Belt enacted By the General
assembly ofthe State Of Ohio, That the
trustees OF townships shall have power,
upon application Of the parties, to enter
upon any lands IN their townsbip,to view
any walercourse or proposed ditch, fol
the porpose Of draining tho lands held
and owned by one or more persons; and
in case The paLtsss interested shall be un.
able Ia paree where said wateT>course
shall be located aud opened, or uhabls
TO agree as to the appo:Ionmant OF the
labor, cost and expense that each person
interested shailbeat, said trustees saalI
cause said wafer course of ditch TO be
located, and surveyed. if necessary, and
shall set apart 10 each person interested
in said warer-course or ditch, such por-
lion Of oftheesaiae, 80 be BY him opsned,as
shall, by said trustees, be deomed Just
and right, according TO the benefits to be
derived Wy opening of said water-conrse
or ditch.
SEC. e, That when any person shall
make application 10 the trustees as pre-
scribediu the foregoing sectod,sueh pei
son shah give notice, lp writing, to all
other persons interested in the proposed
T. 4. IA,
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transaction" will probably have this yer,
dict recorded against him
Served him ttrightin
CONTRIBUTION TO THE
uRAWER. 80 !.

Pressure upon our crowded pages COM
pels as 10 omit until another number an
excellent and interesting "Leners from
Mr.. JimmiaS,r with other cominunica~
lions. The following cIasier Of briel
anecdotes, from Cincinnati correspon>
den., Is all for Which wo can at present
make room:
"a liltIe' incident that happened here
a week or Two ago IS too good TO bo lost
and I ihereiore giyait 10 you,
ga d dUggjst 6efc q 5m rot goipg I,
tell you his name is Flood, for fear OF az
action for slandeO, a man pretty vel
gone in yenfs, lately took il into his head
70 change his single for double blessed,
ness, and married woman with whom he
agreed in one essential point, ir in nc
othet-vlz., each wanted 10 DO huss OF
the shnn,y.
"One fine moiuing, his face divine,
gave upmisiasable evidence of The lady,s
desire to that effect, his dexter eye was
oruamen,ed with all tho colois Of a
darkly-shaded rainbow. Unwilling TO
hide this display 81 his better half.'s dex,
terity from The admiration Of the public,
he introduced himself and lady to dis
cerning crowd, presided over for the time
being by our Judge of the Police Court.
Mrs. F., il proved. on investigation, prac-
liced the noble art Of self.defense with
out license, and the Judge, in consc>
quencc, claimed from her certain sum
as payment for the right and privilege Of
having so telingly used her ''bundIe o.
fves." Her liege lord and husband had
The satisfaction Of seeing her muIcled to
the iune Of $5-and costs. That is a
mighty poor ialen you will say; and So
should !, if i, were not for the sequel
which gives point 20 il, thus: The lady
confessing herself without funds, her
living partner had 10 pay (wheiher willing
or not, this deponent saith no) in open
court the fine and expenses!
"Tbe following two little anecdnies,
or rather conversations, q scarcely be
known by any OF your readers:
LADY -" you can not imagine, cap
tain, how deeply ! feel the want OF child
reC, surrounded as am by every cons
Iort--nnlhing else is wanting to render
me supremely happy
CAfTAiN O'FLlgN -" Faith, ms'am,
I've head o. that complaint running in
fam tiilies: p'raps your mother had moi
any children eilhei?
STUJENT.-"t Doctor! being on the
point Of leaving cellege, come to OK
press my wafmest thanks for the pains
you have taken with me. Al ] know, !
owe TO you!
DocToR.-."'Pray, sir, do not mention
such trifesh" Ildrpers' Magazine.
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From as Ifentlp Spirit of the Times.
CON2ElSalsATED WEALTH.

Ills geagrsllysdmited by the philos>
ophcts a3.d sislssmen OF modern times
tbat the riost aiaompromising enemy ia
the wellaSe, llabBjnoss, and liberty or ihe
people, hsSsupcT Tftrsted wealth; hence ID
has ever been 81 policy oF the oppses.
sors Of TIC peae4 SO 10 shape tic ipsli-
,utions ofaqqe anenj, as 10 concentrate
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EDUcATIoN IN GEoReIA. By return
recently published il appears that Al. :
600 Of the adult population Of the State
OF Georgia can neither read nor write. -
The return shows an Increase Of 1900
Of uneducaled freemen within ten years
and rapidly ofincrease more than :he
entire population. The NY, Tribune and
other ioulnpls of the same shade Of polI>
tics ascribe tlpe faci TO slavery.
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.,L1T,7,Trn FHIrNas,n

s--~--s
Little drops Of water,
little grains of sand
Make the mighty ocean
And the beautsous land.
"And the little moments,
Humble though thoy be,
Make tho mighty Oges
OF eternity!
So our little errors
Lead the soul away
From the paths OF virtue,
Oft in sin to stray.
"Lit,le deeds Of klndnesa,
llttlewords oflove,
Make oui earth an Eden,
Liksslhs heaysn aboyeo
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In May last there were I100 female
paupers in the poorshouse OF Cork, Ire
land, from whom 200, healthy and OF
good character, were selected, and sent.
10 Van Diemeii's Land, where they will
find husbands and help TO fill the island
with a race Of native farmers of various
origins.
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CoBbLrr's Pr, pnrcrps.-we ha,

CoBBLTT's Pr pHEcIEs.-We huvc
bought new six volume edition Of our
old friend Vim. Cobbett's works. He
was fat-seeing, smewd man, and had
he been mean lie would not have died
poor; and left his widow in want. E'gh>
teen years since he denounced the des-
ruction OF the Turkish navy at Nava,ino
as suicidal, affirmed thai England would
suon desire billwalk against Russian
avarice ID the East; shat she would 60
- war to resist MIscorie aggression;
that the new Greek Kingdom would be
the troll Of The Czaf; and tina. the Greeks
were ipbbe OF miserable scoundreIs
Wasn't he righ,?'- Mnckensie's (Tor.
onto, C. w. Message.
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Adnlirhl Dundas asked the Russian
General (Os'en-Sacken) 10 exchange
prisoners. The reply was, "Imus' apply
10 Prince Paskewitch for insifuctionsn
"Ha my sailors are not liberated by the
2oih of May" reJoined Dundaa, "Odessat
will be reduced 10 heapof ruins Ttc
4ats, we guess. viii not DO sent 10 ST.
Petersburg for show this year.
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NAPohEoN's RE- pECT FOR THE APos-
TIES. Napoleon having entered one OF
the cities of Italy, the chrrch-wsrdens
recommended TO him the reliques of Iher
church. "Sire, will you deign to take
our apostles under your protec,ion?"
"Your Apostles: are lbeyof wood?"-
No, Sire" "Of what are they, then?n
."Ofsilver, Sre,-ol solid silver" "SolId
siiverw replied Napoleon, quickly; "yes,
| shall help them TO fulfil lheif mission;
il has been ordained that they should G."
throughout The world, aud they shall"
Having said SO, The Emperor sent the
twelve Apostles TO the mint al Paris.
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A learned clergyman in Maine wus
accused in the following manner by an
illiierate preacher who dospised educa,
zion:
"sir you have been TO college l sup.
pose %
"Yes, sir,' was the reply.
81 am thankful" replied the former,
''il,at the Lord has opened my mouth
without dny leataing.'
ga similar erent," replied the latter"
took place in Bdlaan's time, but such
things arc Of rare occurrences al The mssl
ent day." Fl
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!. peREsse ~ sl .9se, ,tiss FsJy
scarce in Epglsnd, and paper is very dear.
A sign that beegars are few and Sar be-
tween; but The London press tells us
that sugsr-caae refuse and wood6bre can
produce goodlpaper, and handsome speci.
mems Of paper made from planlaIn are
exhibited in London.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1854-07-07

The best thing 10 take after being in>
toxicated-A resolution never to be tipsy
again.
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!, IoHN MoNRoE, Auditor in and for
Painaai county, Ohio, do hereby certify
that The foregoing laws have been care.
fully compared by me, and are in accord.
ance with those certified 10 by ibs Sec.
relary Of State.
JOHN MONROE, Auditor.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-14
THE RUSSIAN YAYY-BALTIC FLEETS


The following sketch, though published two months
since interesting and instructive in connection with
cent operations in the Balc and especially with refer
encc to the late unsuccessful expedition Of part Of the
Auglo'Srench feet against Cronstld-Transator
According to o ,ia returns the entire naval power Of
kussia - nearly as follows go ships Of the ue of 10 IN
1870 guns, 81 irgaies Of 40 60 suns so corvotte,
hrgs and bTlganuCs, and 40 steamers manned by a.
600 Slors aud marines, including guuners This would
give l67 vessels Of large size with 1000 guns In
y the number Of sips. men sud cuus Is much less
There actually Eve ships of the line of 100 to I9 Guns
the Russia aud other gigantic four deckcrs of leo
guns, aud whose complement OF ia lOOO are amos,
uuscrviccable in the waters Of the Baltic aud Black Seas
Oh account Of their large drlught They therefore pass
the greater portion Of their existence in the dry docks
for repairs Next 10 order these Ave ships OF the line
- OF 50 TO loo guns 20 Of 20 10 so guns four rig
ies Of 90 guns 20 Of SO TO 90 guns, about 10
vsites brgs scbooners, etc. making the entire force
large sail, With 1900 guns and 800 sailors aud ma
riucs, including guuuers The Russian combined fleet
consists Of Eve divisions Of which the first three are
stationed in the Baltic the other two in the Black aud
Caspian Seas.
Cronsadi the port for the hrst aud second divisions
Reye for the third Sebisopol for the fourth aud h
which 70 be added Asirachsr the port for the few
shps Of the Caspian Sea Each division ia again divided
into three brgides and each Of these into three eou
p'gcs The composition OF the eqnpages, which to
contain 1000 men each is very various Tpev have
seldom the full complement Of men and guns.
The Baltic feet consists regularly of p equipsges-
This would form war power Of $3.50 men, but really
embraces not than 27 1000 Distinct from this
s the coast feet upon the southern Of Finland
which s manned by about 900 Firms. 1t IT, notwth
standing, reckoned the l6h equiptge, while the 47th
equpage (gardemarne stationed S. PeteTsburR) con
sttutos the parade division the unreekoned apprentice
equpago for the practical educaos of the officers
The three last mentioned equpages are In reality not 20
be taken into view in estimating the effective naval DO
OF Russia No more the transport equpages which
with the Is equipsgea Of WoTkmen engaged only in
harbor service.
10 general the Black Sea asst contains moro snail yes.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-14

How TO Know THE AGE or HoasEs-rhe coIt is
born with twelve grinders. When four front teeth ha We
made their appearance the colt twelve days old and
when the next fOnr come fouh it is four weeks old
"hen the corner teeth appear the colt is eight months
ana "nen the latter have attained 10 the height of the
front teeth, is year old. The wo-yeaT colt has
the Kernel (the middle of the to1ihs CROWN oround
out OF all the front tee h. in the third year. the middle
'front.' Teeth are being shhed and when three wears old
ite.e are substituted by horse teeth The next fopr
eeh are shifted In the fourth year. and corner teeth in
he ith AT the sixth year the kernel is worn out Of
'he lower middle trunt eeh and The bride teeth have
now attained 10 their full growth. At seven wears
nook has heen formed on the corner teeth of the upp,r
JAW" the Kernel of the teeth next at the middle fronts Is
worn on At eight years Of age the kernel ia worn out
"i s The lower front teeth aud begins 10 decrease In
Inc middle upper fronts. ln the ninth year. the kernel
ms wholly disappeared from the upper middle frnnt
teeth the hopk on the teeth has increased IN sz.
ana the 0'Idie teeth lose their ints. Ia the tenth Yea
ne k'in' Is worn out Of the teeth next to tn. m dde
Fronts OF the uIpr jw; and in the eleventh wear the
KERN" hi~e1sIrsly vanished from the cirn-r teeth T
IN. sir'ela0 Attweve years old the crown nf all
tue irin' tea in the lower jaw have become trianpu.
lar' ana The bride teeth much worn down As the
horses advances IN age The gums shr nk away from the
teth' which consequently receive a long narrow ap
P+Arince, aud their Kernels become meiamurpho>ed into
daTkSi point, grey hairs increase in the forehead
over the eyes and the chin asSumos the form of an an
gle.-,ImcricGr RgrieuhiriR.
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.
FLOOR OIL Ci.VTiis.
IN rURER and DEALER Of

FLOOR
n. Ss shSsI fsi','r' SIP Nee YORK. "AsU'Ao
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS.
fSSR 91 ch5 . o. Of nc.
@ 10 sheets u and 70 feet vide and to endure
any SSas"eS S.!@tS 3, nu,Io, h Wan ,'iS s., ssRUyI.
B MAoIER5 PATENT YpRo kIEcTRIo ELECT M voI4iio
nj and ese,y Of III. 1 pfesn S. sSnSs Sa5
ssS. pains such pain,
cal psIay.l, diseases. ETC. dssppes
eSafea .@ eonony s sFes ssss
hsif snS a
Seas S needle short Al.
dosns these eject, weigh about folded up
guarding himself a@ and iisnda ena .,e s
electricity Perfectly .a eer.an and rsS sSnssi s
speedy remedy The price from 81 to o.
ss ,soys .
4s Ss sn. s o ss Sss Ys9s % e
applied Nth s.eI .asse;, in the medical city
in Londoni BY the Acad Rationale Medicine at Paris by
Of he highest orasT ssIatinF
The proprietor, are in possession Of testimonials
| re OF M a o. . as0Te 10 Asrs. and Europe
both henpheres and avite the public
fa and illustrated descriptions, personal and one
os and ay be Ssasd sra at
The 9n;,, 8: They viii be par,
g. srRSER1 ols Rss three
Eo.56s Broadway cor Prince street New Yo,k
for b PURCELL LADD Co. Sole Agents Richmond
'"k'.,s. % ie2I-du
NEW BRUNSWICK RuHBEIi COyfPANY-WaIrboo5e
100 Liberty a7d io5 Cedar street, York
Ches food, ears Patent consisting Mems women's
MISSES ard Chiidrtns Metallic Goa Cioats
Nerals Combl Stay Dress Rome, Dolls Heads Ball,
io's Whips, Teaihing Rings Syingcs, &C.
Inc above company would solicit call and
hc ps',c h.i're purchasing. JOHNSTON LETsoN, Pres
HorsEtEtI'iyG n niHDWNnE AMI FANCv GUODs
- Houctcrpfng Urr0irc and Ftncy Goods GOI Bro, o,d
Sy NJ Cit!ery Silver and Plated Ware German
s'ver and britannia Ware mpns.on ard Iron o
low ware FohEef Copper and Brass Goods Bathing
in Wood ana Willow Ware, Brushes Mats Baskets Regers
or sporting Tackle etc. Our
~ the country and will be sold prices
The attention OF Houeteerets to our
J.. c. BERRIAN,
-mnlt-dly-lII COZ BrSadEAy,N N. Y.
| AMP SHADE MANIFACTOIt Y.-Lamp shade.
NJ every description aud Of the spendd patterns
| phia. Wholesale only. ' '
aule-lr-tPl wM sToTr a 90
EEoUSE AND LOT FOIs SaIE.-A neat House a,
present occupied by the subscriber
Mayo street. fronting 20 frS
cCnuod!ous Stable
III" DWclng-hoic has ample Accommodations
iniy cont2iunH nine apartments besides
The kitchen supplied with
| warm water also, comfortable for
Possession can be had at any tse: Il purchaser.
hnpyto =. JOHNSTON,
| le.-h. lis Main
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PURCELL, LAUD s. co,
nRTTEi,IGTG

DRUGGISTS,
nrfER for sale in lot, sui, AMI
" sessIs @ assortment embracing the following part
hhds re., MaIier
400 kegs Sop Carb soda
10 Ibis venetian Red
10 bLls Sal. soda
o. LiGS Pepper, Ginger Allspice
20 90 mats Cinnamon BARK
500 kegs white Lead, dry and n oil
co Soi:a ia's fRSi7Rfs Ra.Rsa. SSi 20 Nave hSsro on
prime Turkey Opium
I 6 SI':J' SaIS: pras ia"c Glove. o"
| 90 70 Sel' sT;s TurPen'ne
90 case Chrome Green and Yellow
StSs1 a y 1Ra Fs.neS e oil and America,
% . 6ols White Ginger
qeSS 2SS lbs r.. Root Root ard Po~dered RhubArs
70 sas.: sas.: Cole. GSlSI asd s1ognS in oil
A., l2o dozen vroom reSlers Military Soap
Gle, suited to the wants of the tradea which offered
,s sdc Particular and prompt attention to packing and
aug Druggists, %, Main street, corner i4h
FALL STOCK OF DRUGS, AIEDICINFs, &c.
p JOHNSTON BROTHER, DRUGGisTs,
A receiving Ael; supple: Drugs, Medicines. chen
piete viz: '"'" assortment ''' and COM
Best Indiso Paint, and coor.; bes, Madder
white Lead; ooppera.; Black Lead; Ext LOgwoOd
Red Lead Alum and saeIatus
Chrome yellow; TArarie Acid
ysnIii.n Red" Red; Easlh els HhsG RsGasd sSiS Sor.x
Paris Green; Roll Brim tone and sulphur
HES Lamp Biaet; sas Sal Sod. i,0ne
Whiting; cinnH~oni Mace and Nutmegs
S Wt TEsS IsS A9a sp s4sS Sf5.Dn.
ho G ohn mnaoC Oh S sizes, aeSTy pcS Alec
Bdes Toilet E and & Tf: and % v1[sd 9
shaving and washing soaps &c o r0@'de' and wash
Fesy sr 3 % sH suS G0sa:T TfsS.s;
Cherry PsetorA ampon Mixture; rmsn and otSsr B,.f:
S Hi hfo%9fb59 az b wfn . aSs
oss Sea pTa. are f.r:ps
'en'i0n paid to packing and forwarding goods;
I've have 100000 foreign and domestic cI
dozen Smoking Tobacco. P. j. Bro. -
w 6GH$sH b s,.. a!sSsss, lssa; Va,
ssys from England Of
HIRDWARE, CUTLERY AND GUNS
And from rsnufaeiure-In country fall ana
sna enSarp SGS @ n6: 70: ss upon hs
nandnE stock they have ever had the Os /,
1900 qS,;n Pen and Pocket Knives variety among them
$500 dozen Table desert nd Forks various qua.
dc Ra a@HIF aS sT s S q 81 Pieces Ivory
e eS dS Rm sS:s si.s rs and ~ nS
500 stock Locks Of All Kinds, both Eosish aud American
90 O.: O.: T,l,, and R.,p', o. every dc,s,p,Iou
S 3 o aoi As,sMgglnla Simmons, ard Cons' manufacture
100 Timed Iron, Brtania and Silver PLATED
other Kind Tea aud Table spoons '' '''
800 Coal Hois, from ~ to Is inches
300 IRA a. Singlc and
Iron PendeTs - ~ ''''N'
400 Single Double Barrel Percussion Guns, ir,po,, from
ENGLAND by ourselves, among very rioT TO-
Etthcr with all other articles usually kept line
We have recently enlarged and Improved our sssbh
cn' enabling US 20 transact business greater facility
than heIetoi3re and respectfully solicit the patronage Of Me
chants aud others Waiting Rc m'nd assuring our ability
anu continued Dissemination to sell a low regular house
every shall be made
w. g. 4 q. DOgNAN,
=, Importers of Hardware Cutlery a Guns.
trusted TO charge.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-14
PmILAnELpHrN ADvnnTlsEMENr..

PIiLADEIPHfA ADVERTISEMENTS.
HpYLE,S SPOOL SILK, FOR SEWING AND SEW
se ING MAcHNES-This we'll known silk introduced
the public Sic Years since when has been large
quantities to all parts Of the Tn ted States.
warranted eqiai to the best Italian spoos contain
much as the usual sktin and elegantly
dozen sooos each The contain 81 Z spooIs.
The silk made for Sewing Machines spoos
each. these who only
ry to that ne article is adapted TO the purpose
specf
For sale by the soir Agents for the United States
WM H. H0RSTMANS 4 SONS,
81 North ThrdIS;reet, Phil adephia.
H0RSTMANN, BROTHERS 4 ALLEN,
aul4-dsm-[x1 Maiden Lane New Yo,k
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-14

TO CASH AND SIX MONTHS Buy Etts ONLl
Nh L. HhLLOWEL 6 CO, PHILADELPHIA, have open
1vA Tor the FAN season. large and splendid
OF SILK AND FANCY GOODS.
Having established branch with
Der OF our hrm permanently located there will be
receive direct, constant supplies Of desirable goos
thronghoutt the year Our EMBRoDERIEs AND LACE
GOODS unusually large well
ton TO this important department.
Upon entering warehouse
IN AAthoI VIC adopted new term, which have been
ncrsasing our business In ratio beyond all precedent.
We intend further business yspecisy
those who buy fOR CASH. and believing
Sobng goods is to have call attention Of
the hihtin9 merchants to the fact that system
terms We not only can AFFORD to- but NuST IRON
At lower rates than those who do
ystem our terms being stringent and the
We seek 10 attract being class the buyers
judges OF goods.
TEEMs-Cash buyers will receive discount six per cent
bill. ~ N VI
Unurren' only taken its the day It Il.
To merchant, OF undOubed will
given, u desiIsd
Where RENTED in maturity discount Mt
the rate OF twelve per will be aiIoSe.
Thsv ask from Merchants visiting
an examination OF her stock being satisfied they con
vincd that not for their interest to the prons
are dIsSf.iy essential 10 those who give long credit
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JAMS THAgUAlR, A. w. LITTLE T. r. IIuIcu,s,ox.