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The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1854-09-23
SIIERIFF'S SALE.
Territory OF Minnesota. J
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Territory OF Minnesota.
County of WASHINGTON, -. {
IN tc District Court. First JudCiGi District, Hash
1RJiOH county.
Civil Action for the Foreclosure OF Mortgage.
E.W. PHILIPS pl'f against STEPHEN b. HANK DIT.
pursuance and ny virtue uf order Decree Of
n the District Court aforesaid April It'll, A. D. 1854,
in the above recel action, l, Asa b. Green sheriff of
Washington county aforesaid will at Public Auction
the premises IN saltwater, in sail county, twen-
y-fh day Of SEPTEMBER A. d. 1851 10 O'Clock in thu,
of sail day the following described premises to-
wit: All that certain piece parcel of land
ing and being in the town (now ciy) Saltwater, in the
county of Washington and Territory of Minnesota afore-
said. known and described as follows, oHit: Beginning
Ny rite street at the northwest of Lot Number
in Block Number twentysiX; thence souhery along
the line OF said lot number 49)
to lot number Two said block thence eaStcr'y along the
north line of said lot number two. sixyiy 1857 feet;
thence norheriy on line parallel with the line
said lot number one, fortyninc 49) feet Myrtle
thence westerly along said street sxy-sx (66 feet
place of beginning, being the premises sold and
conveyed by John McKusick and Wife t. the said Ste
phen Is. Hanks Defendant, by deed recorded Office
Of the Register of Deeds for the comfy Washington
aforesaid, in Book 'D'' on pages ten a,d eleven.
ASA h. GREEN.
Sheriff Of Washington County, NJ. T.
S. J. Z. Mcmillan, Atty for Pm.
Dated at Saltwater this I'll. day OF August. A. n. 1851
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lust opened, Sd Street, Iaambert's Brick Building,
- under the Minncsotian Office.
q 900 WORTH OF READY-NADE CLOTH
INC; and GENTS FURNISHING GOODS.
The largest best stock offered In this city
Territory.
all aud Of the latest spring style,
selected much from the best Houses in Boston
Also, large assortment Of Hats and Caps, Of every
description.
Tose want OF any Of the above goods will Hni to
their advantage examine this stock before PURCHASING
The above stock will be sold at wholesale retail, to
suit customers, at the lowest cash prices.
G.G. GRIswOLD.
"A
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HANFORD, THAYER & co.

WHOLESALE
Clothing & Gcntlemens Furnishing Goods
No. $50 and lS2 Main street. Corner of Green.
One DOR below the virginia Hotel. Saint IilS, Missouri.
AVIN'i enlarged Store double the size,
Il q making The largest AMI best arranged Clothing
Warrio>" in the city. prepared to offer unusual
inducements to purchasers in line.
orr immense stock for the approaching Fail and Win
ter Tr:ri". i. manufactured expires for this marxe
AMI We r'n,i!ent that merchants find greater
variety. AMI >tycs much better adapted the Western
Trade than they Will lint, in the East.
goods the Best Materials wei! and made,
and warranted Ia tit
The largest and best stock of assorted Shirts in the
West.
our assortment Of Boys Clothing is large and
Pete.
India Il bbcr and Oil Clothin. At Eastern prices
Merchants visiting ST. Louis, particularly invite,
to call and examine Goods and Prices before making
their purchases elsewhere.
HANFoKD. TIIAYEI. & co. ST. Louis, Mo.
HiNrGRD h BROTHER. Manufacturers. Newly ork
August l.. 1851. If
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Six PERSONS Burned TO DEATH.-Thc House
of Mr.. Bartlett. at Moriah, Essex county. \. Y.
was destroyed by fire on Tuesday night. the 5th
inst Mr.. Bartlett his wife and four children
perished in the flames
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St, Paul Iron aud Brass Foundry.


VUNHIS establishment is furnished. with good
sortmcnt of Patterns. and is ready fill orders
castings OF all descriptions short notice and
bic terms. Having experienced Pattern Maker, in
employ. are prepared to get MP patterns OF de-
scription that may be called tor
Also, Iron Turning and finishing.
and Compost ion Casting IN tic to order. Batlt
metal. &c. constantly on hand.
Old cast irO brass and copper, taken in exchange tor
work. +. & J. Il. GILMAN.
81. Paul. , IL. II. 1854. "Nw1y
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Iron and heavy hardware.
MARSHALL & CO.,

AT THE Sill GO RON STORE,
AVE received addition Of 30 tons Of Iron, Steel,
4 z their Stock making the largest and best
AMI such articles pertain To the Iron
Heavy Hardware Trade, ever before offered in Min
The stock comprises
blacksmith Tools, Cr0ubdrs, Pole Grabs, SPRINGS,
Aries. Nuts and BOlcs, log and coil chains horse,
drought and cui nails, 9rindsfones aud grind
stone gearing, Jack Scrers, &C., &c.
81. Pau,, July 25, 1851. dlmw3m
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MARRIED.

In South Wilhrahnn,. Ms. Sept 5. John W.r,wod,
st. Paul, Min., and Mrs. c. Gay, daughter Of Robert
Sessions, OF s. W.
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Religious Items.

kANsAs-The Executive Committee of the
Home Missionary Society states in the late
number of the lIcmc Missionary, that it Is their
desire and purpose TO occupy Kansas and Ne
braska. as missionary fields, as soon as possible
and arrangements are being made by the So
ccty with that end in view.
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Appl">. 500 per bu.
Peaches. ............ 81
Green Apples. .9109 1. bill
cram.
t'IfS .......... s2u
Corn .bU'n ID
Barley .0oc
Miscellaneous.
Crackers ISL q tio'2 / Dbl
Candle, star. 10 10 35t 4 ID
TaiiOw ............. 10
Fish. frcSlI,.............Sc
Dried ............. &c
I.ime......2l Y "a = E biol
Ouions. SOC = bu
Lard OIL. Sl.0O to lilo f%l
Salt...........S1 !. per bu
sack, ..............S0
Vinegar. .25c e Gal
TallOW. ..l3c Z ID
Tobacco............1O0 SOC
Hides, greens. .........3' y
s. dry. &c
Lander.
Common ..........$lom II
Flooring ..............S III
Siding. ........Sl6, goo %
Shingles ..........S2t1 3 .
Lar n > Z
Dimension Stuff. .l4td l6
. $50 per cord.
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p A r X f r S

Z \ K K f Il 5
Ro,l Estate -AbStToCt.
SrRANGERS and residents, before purchasing Real
- Estate in this city and county. or "ants money
n, will find 1t to their interest to consult said alb
StraCt.
And they invited to call AM, examine it, before
lying information obtained other Its
advantages will he checrfuy explained.
ST. Paul. Arg. 1. 1851.
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HORACE PENEIELD.
LATE OF UTICA, NEW YORK.

I As established in st Pau. Fourth,
between st Peters and Market street, - r, 81
an extensive Carriage Mdamfar!ory, s1Nsssss.ssS
wic!" ne expects and is determined e..,AYSEttlAkt
keep the reputation OF III" w"rE which 'Nb4-FIfJ
has heretofore been turned his AE3
iai>nicnt at his old lOcatin He will employ but
the be-: workmcn, nothing hut the of timber
and iri allow no trimmings painting, finishing about
his establishment that will test nus
rigid Scru t2cr in taste and style, all work done
about III" establishment, and sell prices much lower
than has heretofore been afforded in Minnesota
All descriptions Of repairing and obbin. done TO order
upon any Kind work t!' carnage wagon
cl line ;Sli"ls. >l."l>. ami ali articles winter, will
be manufactured ami 81 hand in
In Short all customers cannot fail to be suited by call
ing at the Mandatory
July 6. 1884 dSwtf
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I.nnlLcr.
EB A N k
- 1890
CHARLES II. PARKER.

BANKEn AND EXCHANGE BROKER
Attorney G. Consideration,
Money Rcrn;I.cd England, Ireland, Scoan' France,
Germany, any other important point on The Conti-
nent of Europ".
Intcrcs: Allowed en Special Deposits.
Collections male throughout Minnesota, charging the
collecting.
Loans Negotiated yielding from 10 to 30 per cent. wA
uucxcetioalc real security coupon bonds pay
able in New YORK elsewhere as Instructed.
IIicr rird Deutsch Gesprochen.
References Ly permission:
Gov .torman, st. Paul PAGE l'acn,S LOUIS
Ex-tiov. Alex Ramsey :. American Exch'se tank,Ni
Rates OF Exchange.
EASTERN. .............'..........''' e. prem"
Soutiicu.. ..................... :: 2 "
Exchange! Exchange!
Premium paid Eastern Exchange, at c. II. Parkri's
Banking Onicc. June 8, 1854.
Money Market.
Leans on cail, CT. pc! mo
First Class Paper ...........-.... -
Land Warrants. Bay
l6O acre, $50
so :. .................... ...........-....... ~
s ~
Rates OF Discount Bank
When reed deposit in exci for other currenc! Notes
GEORGIA..
Atlanta Eank. Observation-Disclosures.
Merchants Bank. MacDiI...
KENTUCKY.
Newport Safety Fund, (>hinpa>ier) ............. D
MICHIGAN.
Eric ard Kalamazoo, Adran,.
Macomb County,.
ILLINOIS.
Rock Island Bank, shinplaster, signed by NJ. BIOS
borne Alone. D
ALL other Currency i'll good credit i'll New-York,
received at. par
Pa .u,-. A..
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St. Pani Market.

Lire stock.

Corrected Daily by N. T.. Tyson g. Co., Grocers
and Provision dealers, Roberts Street.
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70 The Baptist General Association of
Virginia, it is said. has membership of 100,-
900. The entire number of per sons paptscd
in the State during the past year, was about
10000.
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nss- \ writer in the New York Courier and
Enquirer recommends James Harper, of the
book publishing concern. as the Wing candi-
date for Governor.
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HOyf, Smith & Co..

Ak1 OtLD respectfully announce that they have re-
w ceivcd and are opening choice and extcn-
sive assortment of DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, PRO
VISIONS, CROCKERY,wOODEN WARE. FURNITURE
&c. at Red Wing, Go0dhue County, N. r., which
they are selling at very low rates for Cash. On hand
Mess Pork Nails Clothing
Superine Flour Shovels Hats and Caps
Extra superhne do Hoes Boots and Shoes
Corn Axes Umbrelas
Oats Hatches Brown Il Bleached
Canvassed hams Hammers Steering
Dried Beef Pick Axes Print,
Mackerel Chises Lawns
Goldfish Augurs Gnghams
Butter Saws and Planes Alpaccas
Butter AMI Soda Table cutlery Flannes
Crackers Bats and Screw Table Linen
Sugar Pocket Knives M1Snuifo Bars
Tea Grin>tones Trunks
Cone" Door liAnginGs Crockcry
spices GAS and Putty Glass Ware
Saleraf's Shot Tubs and Pals
NoiaSs-> Powder Yankee Notions
syrup Lead OreraUs
Cider VINEGAR Fish Hook, s Lines Hickory Shirts
l@iu OH Backing Linen Bosom do
Paints and Oils Soap ,ulrrshjrts
Pickles Candles Drawers
Pepper SaHcr Paint B.1l,irS Broons
They ring goods AL kins adapted to the wants
of the country low than they can be
pucha~e in s.. Panl at any other point he Misss-
siI;, above st. Louis.
The citiZ,rI, G1n!hue County and settlers on tie
Cannon, Straight and Zumhrt~ Rivers, especially
ri I" examine stock AMI prices, they iii find
greatly to their advantage to visit this point
supplies it being the nearest the River aid easy
cess.
All orders promptly attended to.
Storage, Forwarding and Commission done
bic terms.
July Il. 1851. w3m
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DRAFTS
NN East AMI South constantly for sale at :.
" premium. at c. II. PARKER'S Bankiny Onict,
NP Let this be remembered. ST. Paul.
st. Paul, Aug. Z. 1891.
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Corn is all safe-let frosts or drougths come
as they mag. cannot injure our farmers this
year.-Ripon Herald
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Eis- The Henderson Courier says the corn
crop in that part of Kentucky will not be so
small as Was at first supposed.
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1n.s- Peaches are alundent in Ierrc IIautc.
Ind at ten cents per bushel.
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~ The War Eagle arrived at four yester-
day afternoon. We are indebted to our fellow
citizen, Mr.. L. Marvin, for New York papers Of
the l4th Mr.. NJ has been to New York and
transacted his fall business in two weeks and
two days from the time of leaving home. The
War Eagle will leave for Galena to-day at ten.
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81 cannot bear children said Miss Prim.
disdainfully. Mrs. Darlington looked over
her spcctaclcs mildly before she replied, per
haps ifyou could you would like them bet
tpr y
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MORE floors ARRTED.-Th, War Eagle
brought mp another detachment of the Second
Infantry. Maj Day, who is to assume the COM
mand of Fort Rdgley. and Licuts Jones. Fra
zier and Bond are the officers. Lieut.. Carlin.
Of the Sixth Infantry, who has been on visit
below, also arrived by the War Eagle.
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large, and such is also the case in portions Of
Tennessee.
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~" The next annual meeting of the Hen
ncpn Agricultural Society will be held ut
Minneapolis, on the first Wednesday of Oct.
next. Reports of the growth of crops, mode Of
culture, and general production OF the season,
as we'll as the different kinds Of stock are OK
pcctcd to be made on the occasion.
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WANT OF CAPAClrY.--Daniel Webster on be-
ing asked by an eliminate, fopish sort OF chap
if he did not dance, replied as he alone could
reply and look such things, No! never had
the capacity to learn how, SIR
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Lo- Judge d. \. j. Baker and those who
left for Lake Superior some two weeks since,
arrived at their journeys end in due time
They undertook new route, and had rather a
hard time Of it.
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The CEol's.--In the northern part of Ala
hama the corn crop is much superior to that of
last year.
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~ \ specimen of paper manufactured
from the plant known as everlasting. which
grows abnndantly from Canada to California.
has been sent to the New York Tribune. The
paper is fine smooth, and strong, and costs
II. per cent. less than paper made of rags.
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MAINE EIECTIoN.-In 110 towns, Morrill,. for
Governor, has 27j2i; Paris, 15,l15 Reed,
,,2SS; Carey and Scat. LISP.
Returns thus far show the election OF 80 An
ti-Nebraska Representatives to 10 others.
Washburnc's majority in Penobscot Conarcs-
sional District will be over 1000.
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.'BY THE EXPRESS TRAIN. Those wishing
railroad tickets East will do well to call upon
Mr.. Sawyer, at the Railroad Office, Winslow
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rs The indianapolis Journal has intelli-
gcncc from all parts of the State, and says that
nothing is surcr in the future than the over
whclming defeat of the Douglas Democracy
this fall in Indiana.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-06-16

T BEG leave respectfully 10 call the Pubic'S
attention to my Establishment No. J5
South FOURTH st. (below ChesinuD, PhiiG6-
eiphia, for the manufacture and sale Of En.
VCIOpes, where will always be in readiness
to attend TO any orders may be favored with
lam prepared 10 furnish Envelopes of every
quality, size and description, Wholesale and
Retail the Government pattern, plain and legal
would also call attention to the Die Sink
ing, Engraving, Printing, and Embossing of
Business Cards for Envelopes, Le,ter-heads,
Bili-heads, Cards, Circulars, &c. all of which
furnish at very low rates. Stamping letters
prevents their going TO the Dead Letter Office.
With patent machines Of the latest improve
ments for embossins. printing. &c, also for
the manufacture Of Envelopes, and every faci-
l,y for executing orders with despatch. and for
their delivery by Express Lines or as may be
agreed upon, | can not fail 10 compete with if
not excel any other establishment Of the kind
in the world. 20 Homeopathic Envelopes
constantly on hand. samples Of which NAV be
seen Chronicie office, also Of ID e-Stam Env.
lIv5I77Ir VIM. COLBERT.
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Real Estate.
PUBLIC SALE.

WILL be sold, BY virtue Of an order oi
w the Court of Common Pleas in and fol-
the county of Union, on
Friday, the 3Oth of June next,
at 10 o'clock, AM, on the premises, certain
tract OF parcel of LAND, situate in Union Up
in said county, adjoining lands of Isaac Eyer
on the south and west, Peter Bartch, Thomas
Penny and others on the north, and Samuel
Walter and John Phillips on the east, contain
ing
225 Acres,
more or less, with the appurtenances-on
- which are erected TWO MAN -
Eel SION HOUSES and TWOEll
BARNS, Qhe one large stone Bank Barn.
two ORCHARDS of excellent Fruit. A never
failing Spring of Water at each of the houses
About ITO Acres are cleared and in good
state of cultivation. Every field is supplied
with Running Water. The residue Of the tract
is well TIMBERED. Besides the recommen.
dalions mentioned, there are on said tract Of
land ineXhaustible beds Of
IRON ORE.
The terms of sale will be made known on
the day of sale.
VAny person wishing to know the terms
before the sale, may learn them BY calling on
the subscriber, residing in said township.
To be sold as the properly Of AssAHAn
EYxR. a Lunatic, in pursuance of the aforesaid
order Of Court by the subscriber, who is the
Committee of his estate.
SIG ABRAHAM C. EYER.
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DGr'A Buffaloc Valley Whig,' whit,

~
1H-'A Bufaloc Valley Whig,' white
Deer, and a Whig,' (whose communica
tion it is now unnecessary to publish) will
see by the following Card that MIR. MID.
DLEswARru has taken the proper course,
and gracefully retires from the coming
Congressional canvass:
WASHINGTON CRY, May so, 1854.
To the Citizens of the Tsnh Congressional
District Of fdte !Sate oJ Pennsylvania:
GENrLEMEN-Tlc time is fast approach
ing when it will be necessary for the Wings
within the above mentioned District, to
select a person to represent them in the
34:h Congress; and as my private business
will not admit my reelection, without great
loss to me, hereby announce my determ-
ipation lot to be a candidate for another
term. Iu taking leave Of you, tender my
sincere acknowledgements for the many
marks of confidence l have received at
your hands, and especially from the citizens
of Union county, who have favored me
with their support for the last forty years.
] bid you kind adieu, with emotions of
unfeigned gratitude.
MIR MIDDIRswARTH
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keepers from selling liquor on the Sabbath,
and thus remove temptation from the way
of thousands who are removed from that
temptation at other times; We have a
right to look for a better system in the
Fire department-tbe two greatest evils
with which our community is cursed, but
it remains to be seen whether the new in
cumbents will appeal to the moral part Of
the population for support, or, like their
predecessors, conciliate the enemies Of ell
morals, and connive at their shameful
practices for the purpose of securing a
suffrage By which an honest man would
blush at being elected. We shall see.
Yours, S. Fl. F.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-06-16
FINE STATIONERY.

OtRAIG g. FULTON, 10 South EIGHTH
~ Street, Ph,iadeiph'a-beg leave to call
the attention of Country Dealers, Schools, and
persons visiting the CITY, 10 their complete
assortment of English, French, and American
STATIONER (which they are selling Whole
sale and Retail on the most reasonable terms.
Their stock comprises eryy rariefy OF Cap,
Letter and Note Paper and Envelopes. includ-
ing full assortment Of the celebrated goods
of DE La Rue & Co. and Tnos Rhoads Sons
of Lcndon. Also
Gold and Steel Pens, Drawing Pencils tFa-
ber's and others), Drawing Paper. Bristol
Board, Sealing Wax, Ink, Inkstands, Rodgers ,
Crookes' ,Wostenholms' and other fine Cutlery,
Portmonaies, Pocket Books, Portfolios, Writ
ing Desks, &c. &c. Persons visiting the City
can have their paper and envelopes embossed
with their Initials without extra charge.
IL Orders from dealers and institutions of
learning respectfully solicited and filled with
the s,riciest integrity (6m5l7pdl
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Valuable Real Estate
FOR SALE.

lVGNHE subscribers offer at Private sale, all
that certain tract of LIMESTONE LAND
beautifully situated along Little Buffalo creek
Kelly Up. Union Co., about 81 miles from
kewi sburg. and miles from Milton. adloin.
ing lands Of Wm.A. Patterson, George Nickel,
Jacob Meyer and others, containing 36 acres
The improvements thereon are large and
commodious Two-Storey Frame Mansion
House. good Frame Barn, Carriage and
Woodhouse, with all other necessary Out.
buildings Pump with good and never-fail-
ing Water near the door-a large bearing
ORCHARD Of choice Apples, and all other
varieties Of Fruit.
The land is all under good fences and in a
high state of cultivation. The buildings are
all nearly new, and Cor convenience, style and
durability can not be exceeded in The neigh
borhood.
About 4 Acres TENDER EAND.
For particulars address I'D. Myers, Lewis
burg, Pa" or persons wishing to view the
premises or ascertain terms can do 60 by
calling on D. Myers, residing thereon.
Mas. ANN MYERS,
~ DAVID MYERS.
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ZINC PAINTS.
CHEAPER THAN WHITE
~ LEAD, and free from all poisonous

0NE-THIRD CHEAPER THAN WHITE
~ LEAD, and free from all poisonous
qualities. - 1890. x,o,
the NEW JERSEY ZINC COMPANY, having
greatly enlarged their works, and improved the quality
Of their pruci prepared To execute orders For b.ir
SUPERIOR PAINTS, Dry, and Ground in Oil, In
assorted packages Of from % to 800 pounds; also
DRY, in barrels of zoo pounds each.
Their WHITE ZINC, which is sold dry or ground in
oil. warranted pure and unsurpassed for body and
uniform hitrness.
method Of preparation has recently been discovered
which enables the Company 10 warrant their paints to
keep fresh and so in the kegs for any reasonable time
In this respect tLer paints will be superior to any Other
in tho market.
Their PROWN ZINC PAINT, which Is sold a. a low
price and only be mad. from the Zinc ores from
New Jersey, well known for its protective quail
ties when tpled irou other metallic surfaced
Their STONE COLOR PAINT possesses all the proper
ties Brown, and is Il agreeable color for pain
ting Cottages Depots, Dat buildings, Bridges, &c.
FnENCH & RICHARDS,
Wholesale Paint Dealers and Importers
n W cor. Of 9th and Market Sts. PhiladelPAsa.
6m523t4l2
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Philadelphia Adv'ts.
UNITED STATES HOTEL,

m Philadelphia.
r. This well-known establishment. celebrated
for its Table, and re-furnished IN modern
style, with Ladies' Parlors on the first floor is
most centrally situated on Chestnut Street
the fashionable promenade-opposi,e the Gus
tom House. and near Independence Hall.
CAPT. CHAS. II. MILLER,
Whose reputation as a Host is well known, is
determined it shall lose nothing by his future
efforts. The highest degree of satisfaction
guaranteed to all who may favor him with ,heiI
company.
S-Families can secure a suite of Rooms
by telegraphing day or two in advance.
Philadelphia May, 1854.