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STATE OF CALIFORNIA, L. $
COUNTY Ell DORADO.
In the District Court of the 1lh Judicial District in aud

STATE OF CALIFORNIA IS -
COUNTY OF Ell DORADO.
In the District Court of the llh judicial District in and
for said County and State 1'
The People of the State of California to James Chds
one of the defendants in this suit, Greetng
You hereby summoned to be and appear before the
Honorable District Court of the Eleventh Judicial District
in and for said County and State to the
paint of Patrick o. Brien Murphy, plaintiff on file in
you, Joseph Rice, Michael Hoffman, Morris Pregar and
Of ecTnn ae of abou pes aSa @s
the town of Coloma in said County, in northeastwardv
direction, the north side of Irish Creek Peru and
bounded follows: commencing at oak tree about 40
rods easerly from the house of said Murphy spotted on
four sides and marked with thus 4 and running $.
iS W $50 h17 % essns s a % M
thence s. $50, w. chains to thence N 49,, w
chains thence n. 10. W. chains; thence N. 90 E.
w chains thence N 63o, w. chains thence ~ $50,
W al chains thence N. 300, w. chains to- corner
thence 6Sao f. 20 chains thence N So W. 10 chains;
thence n. 40, W. 9 chains; thence ~ 5Se 8 chains
thence N DO E. 10 chains thence s. 49, E. 4lt caine
thence N. 37ao E. 2i30 chains; thence S. 52to, E.
chains; thence s. s7t"s W ls chains; thence s2a w.
chains thence % 90 W S9a'ni 10 ebe;ns
place of beginning containing l6o and also the
of $500 damages for the detention thereof
of suit M o1 s,irq
And you hereby required to to the said COM
plant within three months from the date of the first
by default and apply to the Court for the relief
(>) Witness my hand with seal Of said Court Affixed
at office, in Cooma, this Sd day of June, A. d.
wv 1854 A STC. DENVER, Clerk
1t appearing to my satisfaction by affidavit that James
Chds of the above named defendants resides out of
this State and it also appearing that Of action
exists in favor of the plaintiff hereby order that sum-
against the said defendants James Chlds by pube
ton of said in the Empire County Argtts once
week for three months SUCCESSFULLY from the date Of the
first publication. =. 1T ,sr,o[ = r rgAAoid
Given under my hand this Sd day of june A. D. 1884,.
JAMES JOHNSON, County Judge.
Attest. A. ste. DENVER Clerk
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Miners, ENcssaAgc ana 5nvings BanA

Miners Exchange aKRa Savings Bank.
ARMoRY HAIL. san FRANcIsco.
DR.. A. S. WRIGHT
FEylIE minor is hereby informed that Doctor Wright will
a. receive and receipt for Gold Dust for United States
coinage committed his either by Express other
wise, free # charge aud the nett proceeds hold subj ct to
he order Of the bearing interest in fay of the
coined, and always payable demand Funef RENTED
to the Easto States at 80 days from date foe of charge
also funds Europe 40 days from date without
expense
Miners viii please forward with thai treasure such in
strucons they may desire, with lie Assurance that
commission will be charged at this Banning House.
20 3m A. :. WRIGHT.
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FITZGERALD & Co.,

Importers and Dealers I'm - aiasr ,-sa
HARDWARE, AGRICULTURAL TOOLS & O.,
N Q. 100 Battery Street, San Francisco keep constant
In ly on hand e. .s.y gna
T0OLS.-Backsmith's Carpenters, Milwright's, Mas
chinists, WheelwriRht's, Masons 1finer's Coopers,
Sailmakers Timers, Sadders, Shoemaker's and all
kinds of edge tools. a ...l, n ,f-~-l-rSsfg
METALS.-Horse, Wrought, Cut and Copper Nails
Spikes and Bolts Sheet Copper, Brass Lead Tin and
Zinc Lead Pipe and Solder gr,l f',v7T,l.F
AGRICULTURAL LAIPLEMENTS.-Plow or
Yokes and Bows Chains Cradles, Sythes Snaths Rakes
of every description. 'rt' l.'F-l
HARDWARE-Tab and Pocket Cutlery Tea and
Table Spoons, Tea Tmysand Candlesticks, Hollow Ware
Sauce and Fryngpans Gridrons, and full assortment oil
house furnishing goods. - 81 bJf6'1T7
English and American Boxes and Springs american
Locks and Latches, &c, &c. fA wv Fl
a5- agents for Herring's Saamandcr Safes and Mar
bezcd Iron. No. l0O Battery street, San Francisco
nov 19--1f ,a y i 3-i@t9l.o .o fla
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MCCONNELL s. CO.'S EXPRESS,
Exchange and Banking Office, Main street, Coloma.
Mcconnell & Co. daily Express to Sacramento,
connecting with Wells Fargo & Co.'S Express to San
Francisco Oregon, Atlantic States, Canadas and Europe
Treasure packages parcels etc. forwarded with safety
and despatch Special attention given to the collection Of
notes and accounts
Sight bills ofexchangc drawn all parts of the Atlantic
States Canadas and Europe Checks at Sight all parts
of California.
Deposits received, special or otherwise. GOLD DUST
bought. MCCONNELL ~ co.
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wells, Fargo Il co.'s Express.


AJOINT STOCK COMPANY-CAPITAL$ $5Oo,OoO
DIRECTORS. .,
HENRY WELLS, - WILLIAM e. FARGO,
JOHNSTON LIVINGSTON, JAMES MCKAY,
EDMlS Es4x B. MonaAs 5l5sns a n Nt1sotRsi G. sm,ru
Eb%iN E15ysE p g. FsS5i MORGAN, President.
JAMES MCKAY, Secretary.
nUR regular semi-mont6ly Express despatched from
~ San Francisco the LIST and 18th, and from N. York
the 9Th and 10th of each month"; by the mail steamers
in charge of messenger through destination
Treasure and small parcels received for shipment up
the latest moment before the departure of the steamers
Treasure insured under open poces in of the New
York companies, Loyds, in London, at the option of
Our regular scmi-monhy Express for Orcgons despatch
ed by the steamers of the Pacific Mail Steamship Company
INLAND Routes Express for Sacramento and Marys-
in charge of careful and rsy messengers connecting
at Sacramento with Rhodes & Lusk's Daily Express to
Shasta and Yreka, and with Hunter Co.'s Daily Express
to Placervile and all parts of Ell Dorado county.
daily Express is sent from office in Sacramento to
Rough and Ready, Grass Valley and Nevada Also daily
Express Auburn, Ophr, Yankee ms and al parts Of
Placer county.
Todds Express for Stockton Sonora, Mokelumno Hill,
Marposa and all the principal in the southern mines,
is despatched daily from our Office in San Francisco Our
messengers are supplied with iron safes for the security of
Aantiosd equal if not superior to any other Caor
mia Express We connect at New York with the following
running via Buffalo and Dunkrk to Cleveland, Sanusky
Toledo Cincinnati ST. Louis, Detroit Chicago Geena.
The Harden Express to Boston, Philadelphia Balti
and Canada Express. Davenport. Mason & Co.'S New
Bedford Express, and Livingston Wells IL Co.'s European
Express In connection with their express business they
will also transact general Banking, Exchange and coec
business. General and special deposits eceved-co
ectons and remttances made in all parts of California Or
egon the Atlantic States and Europe with promptness and
/ despatch. r
Gold Dust gold and silver coin and bullion, bought and
sold Money advanced gold dust deposits for
sion coinage Sight exchange New York and Boston
for sale at current rates
Drafts also drawn payable at the following places viz
PENNSYLVANIA
Albany Troy Utica, Syra- Philadelphia Eric Pottsvillc
cuse, Oswego, Auburn, Ge- Reading.
neva. Canandaigua, Lock- MICHIGAN.
port Rochester, Buffalo, Sill Detroit, Monroe Adrian Ann
yer Creek, Dunkirk, West Arbor Niles, Battle Creek
field. INDIANA
MASSACHUSETTS. South Bend, Michigan City.
Boston, ILLINOIS.
RHODE ISLAND. Chicago, Galena, Springfield,
Providence. Peoria.
| CONNECTICUT. WISCONSIN,
Stonington. Milwaukee, Racine
MISSOURI.
Ashtabula. Xenia, Cleveland st. Louis.
Newark, Mansfield Colum- CANADA WEST
bus, Springfield, Sandusky, Toronto, Hamilton.
Toledo, Painsville, Dayton, CANADA EAST.
GAINESVILLE, Cincinnati, Tifn Montreal, Quebec.
Mt. Vernon. WELLS FARGO &CO
.f KENTUCKY MCCoNNELL& Co., Agents.
Louisville. November l9-ltf
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DAGUEREOTYPES
Newell g. Williams

ATTOR NEYS AND COUNSELLORS AT LAW
Offices, Coloma and Placerye. b. X. NEWELL will at
all times be found at their office in Placerville, opposite
the Union Hotel And L. III. WILLIAMS at their Office
in Coloma, south side of Main street, at the foot of Pie
ty Hill. 5.-q ,sr
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South Fork Cigar Store.
d. NEWBAUER,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER TOBACCO, CIGARS, MEX
IcAN AND BARCELONA CARDS, &c.,
Main street, opposite the Union oe PacerrWc, and
ond door belo,c adams EapresS Office, Coioma.
yHyE subscriber has hand and constantly receiving
81 from the Manufacturers in Havana large invoices of
the most superior brands of rr. 5f
f airi3 CIGARS: tH7
First quality Havana Regalia, Flor de Cabanas, Sc
yilianas Patra, Henry Clay, FL Ohio, Jenny Lind
Regalia, Montro, Figaro, La Feal, Best Londres,
Londres Cabanos, Semirams, Small Havana etc.
s,,s Tobacco,
Grape, Twin Brothers. Twist Diadem, A. Hunt,
Oronoco Nectar Leaf, Four Aces, and other An
derson's fine cut, in cans and foil; Goodwins Smo-
king and Chewing, Mrs. Miller's fine cut, &c.
J1ttn tu SNUFFS, &C. f5ei rh
American Gentlemans and French Rappee Snufs :
Stone, Clay and Fancy Pipes; Cigarito leaf Tobac-
cosGgarito Paper Etc, Etcsi Etc. se9ioaR
Hotel keepers are invited 10 call and examine the
stock as they buy cheaper at this store than at
any place this side of San Francisco. All orders
will be promptly attended to. 8 Jrs is..7af .p
February llth 1854 lis .l..es-ql9-ij - i[l3ifl
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MOUNTAIN LINE OF STAGES

Between PlacerviIle and Auburn
STAGES leave Placcrvlc every morning at o'clock,
- arrive at Coloma in time for the Georgetown stage
arrive Auburn in time for the stages for Grass Valley
Nevada Marysvile, Iowa Hill Michigan City and Yam
kee ms, through to the above places the day Re-
at Bayley's Ranch in time for the Georgetown stage;
..f.t - ...- Val. r-..toy w. d. UTHICK.
Coloma, June IT, 1854. p -'f Anhs' 81
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10 oua sunsCnlBERs,

1tt pson All be upon boeAs ussss
psymert of the subserpuon be EAee IN advance.
Distant subscribers ard By
which Will be paid BY BY ourselves
tIansmission et sNF8f al tltsfAA@aF
The COUNTRY PAPER published lily during
aons Of Congress- and weekly during t
Subscriptions for period less viii received
sefms popofioned 10 the above annual rates. - 4
~ POsTMA5TERs 10 act ~ osr agents saA
sending US DAILY subscribers, $50 ~
SEMI WEEKLY subserbes with S2o enclosed WEAKLY
Subscribers with $40 enclosed will bc capy
ssne edition they furnish subscribers -
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St. Paul Market.

Corrected ceekly by ". J.. Tyson & Co., Grocsrs
and Precision dealers, Roberts Street.
FRESH MISUNDERSTANDING, s lie. Mutton, loo.
Pork, lie. Venson, SC. Veal, l2 2. Chickens, So per
doz.
PRovIsIoNs.-Pork, $50 per Dbl. Hams, IL L..
Lard, l5c Flour-extra, $780, superne, 81 per bbl.
Corn Meal, $1,25 per bushc Beans 40 per bushcl
Potatoes, 3oc per bushci Fresh Butter 25 Doc per
Cheese, Il Lee. per Id. Eggs, soc. per doz.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 7l-2 a re per 100 lbs !;
Refined and Crushed, Il I5c. Coffee. Is 2Oc. Tea,
80 a 100. Rice, Sc. Molasses, so 1O0c per gal.
DRIED Participates, $l,l5 l,2s per b,shel.
Peaches, - $50. Green Apples, 81 So per Dbl.
GRAIN.-Wheat, 81. Oats, soc. Conn., 9oc Barley, eoc.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS $3.50 $3.50 per Dbl.
Candles, STAR 35c ID. Talow, zoe do. Fish, frcs
Sc per ID, dried, &c. Lime, 81 so 81 per bb Onions,
6oc per BUSH Lard Oh, $125 per gal. Salt, 81 per
bush. Vinegar, CSC per sal. Taiiow, 10c per h. To-
bacco, u IL q 75c. Hides, green, ? 1-2, dry &c.
LUMBER.-Common, SIS a L. per NJ Dimension Stuff,
$l2 IL; Flooring, SIS; Siding. SIS; Seasoned, $50
$25 Shingles, So; Lath, s..
Woodbury.. $3.50 per cord.
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SHERIFF'S SkLE.

RE .rtue Of writ OF Execution issued ont. and
- der the Of the District Court for
Ramsey, Judgment rendered by said Court the
9th day of September, A. d. 1885, in action wherein
Josiah Conlce is planting and Edward Stewart dcend
ant. In of said plaintiff inst the said defend
ant for the sum q! two hundred and twenty dollars
and twcnty-two cents have, on this 18th day Of De-
ccmhcr, A. j. 1853, levied upon the ice parcels Of
land situate in the town Of ST. Paul, the county Of
Ramsey and Territory OF Minnesota, and known ami ties
I,nated as Lots numbered five ~ and six, (6 in Block
numbered eight (S in WinSOw's addition the Town Of
St. Paul in the county afo-"sai the property OF said
Defendant; which property shall expose to sale at pub
lie auctio the highest bidder, for cash, the Court
House in said county, Saturday. hr 2Sh day Janu
A. d. 1854, at ten O'Clock, in he forenoon OF said
day, much thereof may be sufficient to satisfy
execution, and Sheriff > am! poundage thereon
and costs OF publication. GEORGE +. BROfT. Shcrin.
By WARREN BRISTOL, Deputy.
Dated December I6. 1888. 14-Gw
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ALEX. REV.

"HoIEsALE.. ana retail dealer in t;roca,es, Pc
w Visions AMI family supplies, has constantly
'n'a lasse and complete which he Offers
To the public at the lowest cash prices. II.=
sss In part OF the following articles, which the puh-
lie are Requested to call and rxsnline:.
Mess Pork and prime Po-k;
Hams. smoked and sugar cured an, S-'uie-s;
Extra Flour and sup. hnc country Flour;
Corn Meal and Burkwh"at four;
Butter, MA and wine crackers;
Buff"r- fresh in crooks ami tarrcs
a. 4 and Sugar;
Crnsb"it powdered ami refined T.,af SUGAR:
S"he'-No.ha. Java. Iaxurs and Kio,
Teas; imperial Gunpowicr, II, and black;
Ir "t>App-s AMI dried Peaches
Ka SINS IN whole, half, AMI auartcr-toxes;
Rice dIlpearlcl Barley;
M"!asses, sugar house, g,lrn ant Bcr,er's Syrup
Mack"rrl by the bbi, hf hbl and pound;
Dairy Salt, coarse AMI Rock Salt;
Sweet nj, lard oil ami Whale oil;
Spices Of all Kinds ami GGiard
Cream Tartar, sacratus and sHta
Soap-aalm, variega.at a,ri Ga.ttI~;
Star candles, mould candies and WickinG;
CARS, Lead, Powder. Matches and Pipes;
Starch afd ln'isc;
Wash boards, Buckets. wafer, well and covered:
Wa>l-;ab~ AMI Clohr-pins;
Bcd-corts, hrscns, crIfjiug j~us she's shoe lrshcs
AMI Backing;
Nail--:r"m 3p"nuy to 10 penny, asserted
oakum and Pitch;
Ropcs-ron. hr incl'to and hi inch;
Almonds airi NUS;
PRESERVES.
Chine:e Preserves, p"a.hc in cans, Pears, Oranges
Pickles in l, hf AMI IL Gallon jars;
oysters, Sar.nes, HOLSTERS, Clans and Salmon in
All kinds of Sauces and Catsups AMI Cheese.
LIQUORS..
holland Gin and woii's Schnapps;
Ginger Brandy and Cherry BRANDY;
Old dark and pal" CorIac;
COM non BranieS. fresh anil New YAK;
Madeira. Old Port and Sherry Wine;
Ciarct by the,ox ami ca,k
All kiu:t> nf FRENCH, Ger,nau ami Spanish Wines;
Aha>inh, iiyri>iInas>tr and sweet Liquors;
Chrmpa me by the bottle or BASKET;
1.i>h, = 'otcl, Monongaela, Bourbon, Rye and COM
Whiskey>;
Ninc>ar,i all nds OF articles belonging to n rcgI-
lar Grocery ami Provision Sor', too long be ali
merated here. Al sorts Of produce grains, corn and
barley always hand ALEX, REY,S.
Store Roberts street, and Warehouse at Lower Land
ing. 1t-tr
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ness or obstinacy Of the Peruvian authorities
| in adjusting the claims OF the Benson and Jew
Il EFT expedition based on Mr.. " cbstcr's famous
Lobos letter.-N: Y. Tribune.
DUTIES on RAILROAD IRoN-The impression
8 is prevailing in we'll informed circles at Wash
ington that Congress will certainly carry out
4 the views embraced in the proposition of Mr..
Clingman, to grant credit for the duties. on
railroad iron, or that they will practically
abolish the duties on that article. 1t may not
be known that many of the opponents of the
proposition to extend such credit to the various
railroad companies of the country are in favor
OF the adjustment of the existing duty upon
such iron. That is, that they are for the admis-
sion of railroad iron duty free. We are firmly
impressed with the belief that a considerable
majority of both houses stand ready to enact
some legislation to foster the railroad inter est:
the only question being. what shall that action
be? The point to be attained is apparently to
foster the construction of railroads in the meas
ure doing the least harm to any and all other
great national interest. Debate will settle this
question shortly, there being so overwhelming
disposition to accomplish the grand object
above referred to. 1t strikes us that the great
stumbling block at present in the way. is Meth
er more or less than the belief entertained by
many Of the free traders of both houses that the
policy Of giving credit for government dues
under any pretence whatever is short sighted
and will be setting a very bad precedent
Wash. Star, Dec. n.
Dreadful CAsrALrY AT DAYroS-Loss OF
LdFE.-On Thursday last large brick building
adjoining the Methodist Church on Third street,
Dayton, Ohio, fell into mass of ruins, crushing
in its fall portions of two adjoining stores and
causing the instant death of four persons, and
injuring, probably fatally, several more. There
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Pleasant Sites for Pleasant Homes,
IN w A r r EN- & WINS o w; s
ADDITION TO ut PAUL.

FE<HIS beautiful portion St. Paul. situated bon,
L. sides Of TROUT BROOK, which inicrsccts til =.
Saltwater Rad in the vicinity OF the SANrOMINE IIo-
TELL having at large expense been secured and
fully laid out by the proprieors into addition TO st.
Paul, DOW open TO The public for individual improve
ami embeshmcnt. For delightful suburban resi-
dences the lot this addition present ever, advantage
that cOul be de- red. They vary In size, from fifty six
ty feet 'front.' by from 10 two hundred feet IN dcp
and 50 situated a. command magnificent views of
the city, the river, the and surrounding country
The soil Is admir- ably adapted for gardens and for the con-
struct,ono dry and healthy cti.1rsa most important
consideration to those desiring 10 build fol themselves
comfortable and convenient residence.
of the bluff, while at its base flows be uiu and new
failing rvule. Several expensive and substantial cd
;liccs being erected the banks OF the
while quite snumber Of others to be commenced
y In the spring. The subscriber being anA to bring
this picturesque portion os The town Prominently
into notice, and not Icing altogether acatcd by crcc
nary cons:.!era Ions, viii spare e,cr,i rpcnsc
effect desirable rc,tco.ant in.l rove Its Pr.
decoration may be relied upon. Those who desire to
build within six nonills year can be accommodated
with lois at a reasonable valuation, by application t. the
subscriber al his Office, where certified Plat Of tie sad
,icI - is alway, 10 be seen.
JOHN ESAIis WARRCt.
81. Paul, Dec. II, 1858. l4-7m
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CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEARS!
Presents for Yonnr 4 oIdi,

DEM 4 KARCHEP have row o.. hand the ,,r,.>t
~ and best s~Iccte'i stock of Frrn .h German an
.nsh Toys ami Eancy Goods oiit red this Yerr,-
tory; among others, crying babies tea sets all kinds
swords. GuIfs, Ratt"s. Harmoncas Acrordiuns Work
'"~"s. knives. Port Mnnnaies. ard lsr Of
French and China Tea sets, card Baskets Cups ant Sau
GERS and numb"rof other articles numerous
t"n. Also ornamcnc cakes. and pL,in ard aEcy Cam
dies a. whoeSai" and RETAIL Please givc cali, next
sor" to the Cedar and Third street,, and S..
Anthony street near the American House.
dee n RFNZ r. KsRGf{ER
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SheriHs Sale.

DY virtue Of writ of execution issued out Of and un
ID der the seal the District Court for the County OF
ramsey upon Judgment rendered by said Court on the
twcnty-third day Of January, ID 1854, in an action
wherein Charles H. Cakes is plaintiff and J. G Norwood
defendant In favor of the said plaintiff and against the
said defendant, for the Of three hundred thrysx
dollars and eghtyhve cents, have this 18th day OF
January, 1854 levied upon the pieces parcels Of
land situate in the town of st Anthony, in said county OF
Ramsey, and known and designated as follows, to w.t.
Lots numbered thirteen, Q3) and fourteen 1 In block
number five ~ in the town Of st. Anthony, county
Of Ramsey and Territory of Minnesota, according to the
maps and pats thereof, drawn by William r. Aarshall
and record in the Office of Register Of Deeds Of said
county of Ramsey formerly OF st. CroiN couy as the
property said defcn!ant which properly shall expose
sale public auction TO the highest bder for cash at
the St. Charles House in said town OF St. Anthony and
county Ramsey Monday the twentieth day OF March,
1854 O'Clock in the afternoon, that is all the
right title and interest Of the said j. G.. Norwood 10 the
said premises, the twentythird day OF January,
1854, time since much thereof as may be
sufficient satisfy ad execution and Sheriff fees with IN
tcrcst, and cost of publication.
4. NJ. FRIDLEY, Sheriff.
By d W DUNwELI, Deputy.
Dated January %, A d lS54-20-6w
Ames e. Van EfteT, Auys
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Notice.

E subscriber osrs to sell lease Tor term Of yca-s
l. his Saw-miil, situated near the Upper Landing, St.
Paul. being one Of the best lOcsons for the numbering
business in the city-he mill is in COOL repair, has one
upright muey CUTOFF saw, one lath saw, AMI
machine for maxim. cut sh nce. The boom the mill
Is an excellent and safe place for keeping logs This prop
erty will DC leased or sold favorable ter1ns.
JOHN r. IRVINE,
st. PAM, Dec. 3Oih,. 1853. 1871
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1DALL AND PARTY DRESSES. plain and enlbroid-
ID cred Of the latest fashions.
Ladies' and Gents White hid Gloves, and variety Of
other Dress Goods at the Worlds Fair Store. Third
and Roberts sts. EDWARD KEENAN,.
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Strayed.

ENRON the :ulScrtber, in October. dark;sh bay
Il mare, two wears old last spring. Snc had while
hind foot, black manr, tail and legs, broke ride, and
is with oal. Also, at the same time, bag last
springs foa. One white hind foot, small STA: the
face. and black main aIi iail. Whoever will give
formation to me in st. Paul, where they may he found
will be well pad for their trouble. GEO. CULVER.
St. Paul. Dec. II, 1853. Ji-tf
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Books & Stationery /!

LARGE Stock OF Miscellaneous. Law, Medical, The
n illogical and School Books. Stationery of the best
quality assortment OF fancy goods, Paper Hancings,
musical Instruments, ensravnys ard Blank Book, the
quality kept constantly band and for sale
prices the Of Bench anil Wabasha Streets oppO
site the new Post Office, at LEDUC'S BOOK STORE.
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W. n. FORBES,

"NAKES the liberty to Inform his many friends ana
narons that he is making arrange ments TO COM
mepce business disconnected entirely from his former
interes,s in this Tcrryand that In doing 50 he relics
on Q libei al share Of patronage.
T., S4-l7-1m
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The Public

4 NGARS, a lew Thousands best Havana "a, Which
~ we VIII sell 10 the trad" at Reduced pric at tie
DRUG & CHEMICAL. ESTA BIiSEMENT.
dec II Third and Ce.ar So.
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Another Word to the Ladies.

this climate you need no bcautincr, except air An
exercise, II will cosmetics, We have ali kinds
kins except .sMEEN FCN.' We have a large quantity
OF Pow'er-pufs in bOXes-lily white, pcarpowder Lair
oils and dyes, Tricophcrous, Katharon. etc., also splen
did assortment OF Tar, Tooth and Nail Brushes,
Monnas Fancy COLOGNE, all for sale very cheap at
BOND KELLOGG,
Upper Town.
NIB. "leen Fun can b. had at the Central DRUG
Store.