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Old Testament.

Old Testament.
No. of Books So
No. of Chapters 929
No. of Verses 9S,2lI
No. of Words 592,4So
No. of Letters 2,726 100
The middle Book is Proverbs. s.a
The middle Chapter is job xxx.
The middle Verse would be II Chroni-
cles, Xxx, II, if there was verse more,
and verse IS, if there was a verse less.
The word and occurs 35,54S times.
The word Jehovah occurs 6,S55 times.
The shortest verse is Chronicles, rs.
The 21st verse of the 7th chapter Of
bet.
The 10Th of II Kings, and the s7.h
chapter of Isaiah are alike.
New Testament. w
No. of Books iH 81
No. of Chapters $50
No. of Verses 1859
No. of Words l8l, 1853
No. of Letters $3.50
The middle Book is II Thessalonians.
The middle Chapter is Romans xiii, If
there was chapter less, and xiv if there
was chapter more.
The middle Verse is Acts xvii, II.
The shortest Verse is John XII, SIS.
Old and Ne,U Testoments. ~.
No. of Books 66;
No. Of Chapters 1889
No. of Verses Sl,17S
No. of Words 77S,697
No. of Letters s,5e6, ,4s0
The middle Chapter, and least in the
Bible, is Psalms cxvii. a7l'
The middle Verse is Psalms cxvii, 8.
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The proprietors in conducting this Rattle
bind themselves to carry it on in q manner
that will be satisfactory to all who may buy
tickets The drawing will be done by gentle
men chosen by the holders Of Tickets. each
county in the State sending committee of
one for that purpose. Maps of the Real Es-
tate and samples of the property may be
seen at our Office. corner of Montgomery and
Merchant streets 9UoG Hea
For the responsibility of the 'roprietors of
this Rattle, and that it will be conducted with
honesty and integrity, we refer to- t
His Excellency JOHN BIGLER, a r
Hon. J. w. DENVER, Secretary of State,
J. B. HARDENB ERG, Mayor of Sacramento,
Hon. LEWIS ALDRICH,
Maj. w. H. HARVEY, Sgt,at Arms Of Senate
3. WILSON. Wilson's Exchange,
DAVID JONES, Hotel, Sac City. ap2o I'd
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hotels and saloons throughout the city and
State.
lst Grand Prize-Ten Thousand Dol
lars in cash. $4,000
end Grand Prize-One handsome Resi-
dcnce. consisting of three acres of
land, with beautiful cottage house,
in the city of Oakland, on Broadway,
within minutes walk of the steam
boat landing. The proprietors own.
the property under the Peralta title
and two years possession-the same,
with a warrantee deed. will be given
the drawer. Valued at 5000
Sd Grand Prize-One Ranch. consist
ing of 16O acres of land, with good
House, Farming Utensils. &c. &C.
This valuable ranch is located in San
Jose Valley. and is held under con-
frmed Spanish title. A warrantee
deed will be given the drawer. Value 1000
4 to 254-Two hundred and fifty VAL
liable Building Lots in the City Of
Oakland, the Brooklyn of San Fran
cisco, situated on Broadway, within
five minutes walk of the landing
These lots are unquestonably the
most beautiful sites for residences in
the State, and are too well known to
need description. The proprietors
hold the Peralta title and have pos
session. The drawer will receive
warrantee deeds Size, 25xl00. VAL
ued low at 5000 each, - $4,000
255 to 465-Two hundred and ten Fine
Gold Lever Watches, Hunting Cases,
each of equal value. Valued at 500 $1,000
466 to 666-Two hundred elegant Chi
nese Shawls, high cost. These shawls
are of the same quality as are sold
daily in this city at $50 each; each
one of equal value Valued at $50 10000
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HENRY A. SMITH s. CO.'S
GRAND RAFFLE!!!
500, 900.
Tickets One Dollar Each.

To be had of the proprietors, at their office,
north west corner of Montgomery and Mer-
chant streets, or all the principal book stores,
hotels and saloons throughout the city and
State,
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Certificate---We. the undersigned, are &C
quainted with the parties owning the proper
ty offered in this Rattle, and also know the
Real Estate referred to, and we assure the
Public that we consider the title to the prop
erty as indisputable.
Hon. D S. SHATTUCk,
JAMES A. MORRISON, M. D.
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a Observation-Disclosures Lodge,
wv No. l6, f. ga. NJ, meets on the first
w and third Mondays in every month.
Transient brethren in good stand
ing are invited to communicate.
CHARLES H. MITCHELL, Sec'y
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Oficers-H. R. Hawkins, w. NJ; ]. r.
Crandall, s. w.; Philip w. Thomas, j, w ;
M P. Love, s. D.; s. E. Barrett. J. D.; Char.
les H. Mitchell, Sec'y.; Jno. =. Harper, Treas.
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Dissolution Of opaftnership

WE hereby give notice to all whom il may concern
w that we, the undersigned. have. by mutual con-
sent, dissolved the copa tnefshlp heretofore existing
under the firm ofLakin s. Earle aikat s
81 4ssssl 3a3oaa a5s8 3sl CHARLES C. EARLE,
n es EEBp aANSEL LAKINsIaon Z
Worcester, january 2, 1854. 1iirn ena1ft Iaahn
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CopaItnership Notice,

"AVING this day associated with myself in hush
Il Il ness, Mr. Charles r. Washburn shall continue.
Quinsganond Village, the manufacture of Iron and
Wire as heretofore, under the firm Of Henry 8 Wash
burn Il Co. HENRY s. WASHBURN. +
Worcester, January 1854
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NnTICE.

TINE firm known Washburn Holland & Co. be
i Ing dissolved by mutual consent, the business of
manufacturing the Metallic adder and Conductor will
be continued by the subscribers, at their works. in
Qninsigamond Village.
i.2 d2w HENRY S WAsHBURN d co.
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Cnnarfnarshin Nnfina.

; w kVo5A UT u VII z 1NVUAOOs
VEYE, the subscribers have this day formed copar-
w nrrship,f for thePnrpose Of carrying ON the BUSH
gate Rogers, $40 Main Street, corner of Pleasant ST.,
under the firm OF A. Lskin & CO., 49, s.55s,4r
ANSFL LAKIN,
wv '44F74~s charles G. EARLE,
l1Sss si y s2sirN2 s4.i GAR DNER. CHIEDS.
Worcester. Jan, 2, 1854. aa ia3 has RS eod3w
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Providence and Worcester Rail Road CO
------ - ANIMAL. MEETI Nc -------

TTJJE Annual Meeting ofthe stackhnldos othe Prov
i dence aud Worcester Raj Road Company will be
h Id III at w Westminster Hall, Providence, X. l.. on
M pNnAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1854, al 10 O'Clock, A. NJ
f9 the purp Of choosing Directors Tor the year
ig, atd tn action OF such other business
may esally come before them. Transfer Book will be
closed from I'd to 6h ef February inclusive.
- PEI Oder, JOHN Il. BALCH, Clerk
Providence. Jan. IL, 1854. dIfeb6
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NOTICES, &c.
Worcester Mutual Fire Insurance Co.

Worcester Mutual Fire Insurance Co.
A I the annual meeting OF this Company, held De-
n cenber H. 1855 the following officers wers elect
ed -,
Presdent--Anihony Chase.
7redsurer--Fred. VIM. Paine.
y Secretary CHARLES M. Miles. ~ -
Observation-Disclosures roney, Fitehhurg,
Paul Whitiu Northbrdge,
.s. Amory II Gilman, Bolton,
Alenson Hamilton, w. Brookheld, ~
James s. Wordsworth, Worcester,
VIM. L. Merrifed,
M David ee, Barre,
David 3. Mess ger Voc ster
The amount at risk Dec l, 10 3, was $l2,r279 4 =
The number Of policies now outstanding is l2,I0.
The Company sustained, the past year " partial, ana
n(teen total losses, amounting 10 $ll,C9 81, which
have all been amicaby adjusted and paid, with the ex
ception of Of $50 which has not yet been demand
( ed. The net cash funds o the Company December !,
1853, amounted TO Sl47 s3a,6S which is invested In
Bank Stock and Mortgages on Real Estate. fs
1t will be seen Fl ON the TtDenty Ninth annual Re-
4, port ofthe old Worcester Mutual Fire Insurance
Company that it decidedly for the interest ol all,
who have property located in the county of Worcester
anu OF such a class is received by this Company,
Ito insure the at THEN office. ~
They still adhere strictly 10 the policy, which has
secuted their marked success.
Their risks are confined he County OF Worcester
They insure only the safest Gloss OF properly.
They employ no irresponsible agents
They charge only such premiums as are adequate 70
the risk
= They make assessments, but refund on an average
more than 50 Per cent Ofthe premium received
The steady increase Of business nom year TO year at
this office Withstand ing the formation oil numerous
other dieting companies and the exaggerallOns aho
Interpretations OF their interested agents u
sufficient proof of the soundness of the Pr'nc'pIes'
which This Company hare adopted and uniformly Joi-
Iotosd. 1850
AF... m 1 n If.
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II. c. FISH

& MANUFAOTURER of Wrought and Cast Iron
ISI Fences, Crates for Sidewalk Irons for buildings
bridges, &C., and all other articles which eau be made
in line of business Purchasers will find that the
articles. above enum 3rated, be bought of me as
cheap in Boston elsewhere, as have large as
sortnens Of the latest sty les ls
Please call and examine. Union Street.
Worcester Nov. g. ISIS. dly
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also, Ready Made Clothing,
CLEARING OUT SALE

Of 0vercoats, Undercoats, Pants, Vests,
BOYS CLOTHING, FURNISHING GOODS, &c.
NXTE are soon to commence manufacturing GU own
w Clothing, and hall now offer our present stock,
without eaard TO cost 10 make for geeds OF cur
own make THAYER d EAMEs-s
d2O dtf Harrington Corner. cor. Main & Front sts
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Copartnership Notice.

yE subscriber has tkis day associated with himself
in business, James IL F. eeand and hereafter The
Clothing business will he cont nned, under the firm of
"Charles w. Freeland y Co y at the lid stand
Union Block. CHARLES w. FREELAND.
Worcester, January 2, 1854
All persons indebted to Charles w. Freeand, either
by note or on book accoant respectfully requested
TO call and settle The same forthwith.
JAG d&w2w CHARLES w. IRELAND.
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BOOKS, &c.
BOOKS BOOKS BOOKS!
John Keith G. Co. s Bulletin of New Books,

John Keith & Co. IS Bulletin of New Books,
ll No.12s9 Main Street. aF%
The Flash Times of Alsbams and Mississippi by
Baldwin.
A Weeks Delight or Games and Stories. N
Memoir of Robert Wheaton,.
The Hearth Stone trf'f T,Tr
NV Two Sisters, by Mrs. Judson.
. Vasconselas, by Cooper.
Second series of Ctovernook.
Aitand Industry Of the Crystal Palace, BY Horace
Greeley. C, a4- W,
Hot Corn, Life Scenes in New York, illustrated, in
clu ing the story Of Little Katy. Madalna The Rag
Plcker's Daughter, Wild Maggie, etc.
Liberia, or Mr. Paytons experiments, edited by MIS-
Sarah j. Haze.
Memoirs Of Abernethy.
Napoleon atst iiele1e--from the letters and Journal
Of Sir Hudson Lowe, vols. ege3gts /
Proceedings of the Hartford Bible Convention.
!. January and June, by Bepjan in E. Teylor
The Potpkar Papers, by G. w. Curtis, author Of
Howadse. frIf5
The Blackstone, by Mcleod .i.i a9
Homes OF American Statesmen. i'ustratedj cpmpHh-
ion TO Homes OF American Authors ~
A Day at the Crystal Palace, illustrated ss-
. Autumn Hours, ILLUSTRATED, by Mrs Kirkland. .
Alse a very fine assortment Of standard English
works Library Edit ms, in splendid full and half calf
bindings. -.r. ls
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French Prints reduced from SO to % cents.
~" !" % to II cents
English Prints IL IL to 10 cents.
American Prints :. :" 8to IA cents.
A large stock of Shawl velyets reduced 25 perct
Linen Goods, full stock, reduced rs per cent.
Hosiery and Gloves reduced Is per cent. adis
White Goods of all kinds reduced rs per cent.
Embroideries reduced % per cent.
Millinery Goods, large stock, and must be sold
Carpets; at the lowest prices, 4
together with many other kinds of goods not emu
merated above. Customers can depend upon pur-
chasing tn goods as advertised
j We shall offer our customers GREAT IN
JUDGEMENTS, and all persons should avail
themselves Of she opportunity. DBL d&w3w
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All Persons

TJAVING unsettled accounts with the subscribers
hereby notified that their Bills are reauy, and
an Immediate payment is requested.
Ja4 d3@ b HARDoN & co.
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Evening Dancing School.

Evening Dancing School.
y announces thathe will commence evening school
for Ladies and Gentlemen, Tuesday The 10th inst,
day-Ladies class from 81 to Sand Gentlemen fiom
3 to TO- SIgnor Papanti will teach all the steps, and all
the new and fashionable dances, viz Waltz, Polka,
schotlsche, Redowa, Polka Redowa, Marzourka, Gal.
lopp GofIi'xa, and German t,otillon y q
a3- Terms will be made known at the Hall, on the
above mentioned evening. ja4 d2w
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NOTJCE,

XKTE, the subscrbersr hereby give notice to our old
10 A. Lakin Co., our entire interest in The Boot aud
Shoe Finding business, our old stahd $40 Main.
iecomiB end 10 your attention The above gentlemen
who wilEsttehd ycur wants. In their line OF business,
to thu best Of their abiItyzps psvs Aaa .ai!l q
aj.4sa eodSw sai4aE s0UTHGATEs & ROGERS.
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Real Estate Broker.
Blacksmithing and Grinding |!

TIME citizens OF Worcester informed that are
Il prepared to make all kinds and shapes OF HAM
MERS, : c., to oraer; to he harden ana re- temper
Cdrpenters' Tools. Also, TO grind d polish AfCH
ELS, Tools, and all sorts oil Iron and Steel Work, in
the best possible manner, and fJr the lowest cash
terms BUCK BROTHERS,
Edge Tool Manufacturers, Junction Building.
n9 d3mk
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Situation Wanted.

sGss Situation Wanted. G
By middle aged man. who writes good hand, is
with accounts, willing make himself
orally useful. and bring excellent
$500 to loan till April sfAi-asf 0ss
Cottage for SALE within few minutes walk ofthe Pest
office, for the small OF $750paymens inside easy
Two Houselots near Boston, for sale very low 800
will be put with the price OF the land and exchanged
for dry goods, boots Shoes other personal prop
eriy.
Boarding House wanted capable Of accommodating
from Is to 20 iIoaIders
Situation wanted by young man, in grocery store
or TO drive q Job or express wagon. e
$500 to loan, Tor year, on gond city mortgage.
American girl wanted, IA to IL yeais OF age, to go
into the cOuntly y, and remain two or three years.
An Amer an boy wanted, learn the shoe business.
Boot and shoe Store for SALE Main 81, with lease
of store. g,f ara 3Fs Ae4iE
Three four wanted, for family of persons
An American gill wanted, 10 do The work for family
Ofthfee persons. l3has. Us YJI hsa ISL
Two Houselos. within Eve. minutes walk OF City Hall
can be bought very low.
2ss Main street---Up Stairs. esa
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NE PLUs ultra.
(, r LABELS sasw
CLIMAX HAIR TONIC
EEU Va AN "a AIR

q
EEU Na A ri gRAIR
HTNHE CLIMAX HAIR Tone includes in its composition
many OF the NEST poten' known remedies It's COM
bned with the elaborate care and with SO slfict
regard proportion that due effect Is given to each M
gredient, and result is combination. elegant, re-
rherehe. and surpassed in point Of eficacy BY any
other before the public.
g Just so long as vitality exists in the Hait( appi
cation Of the Climax Hair ionic canO fail TO be bene-
csle Itsinvigorang influence will make tiseil per-
eepiibe. Its action, by removing dandruf and other
obstacles from the scaln, DESTROYS their whitening Ell
ets and leaves The way clear for nature TO do her part
compound for dressing the Hair, imparting 10 II
sofness glossiness, and richness and also rendering
the stiffes dTiest Hair, ceptible of the most
tasteful arrange inent, the Climax Hair Tonic will be
found invaluable. Nervous headaches are frequently
remoyed-by vigorous application Of the Climax Hal
Tonic with a. stiff brushing bs4fJ
Possessing delicate color, not liable 10 soil anything
with which II comes n contact-of pleasant and de-
eided vet not too prominent odor, the Climax Hair
Fonic. is what the proprietor has aimed to make TIA
compound elegant and effective, and Of unusual
intrinsic worth. as ri asH9Ne
= NJ Price Txventy-flve cents per bottie Large
bottles, containing a full pint, SsvEnrrFIyE Gsnrs.
Prepared only BIZ M rsa-a 5satv
LEWIS T. LAZELL. Druggist,
No. 2Ol Nam Street, Worcester, Mass. and sold
2aa2a9 By Traders generally
and A3isaasza 4AA dawtf. ts-l e ~ tiattsh
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To R.ullders.

DROP05ALS will be ceceived until the 23d inst, by
a by the subscribers, committee of the Proprietorp
OF the Union Congregational Meeting House, in North
Brookield Tor building Church, 10 feet long by 81
wide, with basement under the same.
Plans aud specifications may be SEEM by application
to either uf the ersigned
AMASA WALKER,
CHApLES DUNCAN,
it DEXTER sTODDARD, SCommittee.
JOHN HILL,
JOHN E DEWING.
North Brookheld, Jan 9, 1854 jas dtja2s
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FEW Cases Just received, Oh eonsiefshsHt. ana
IA for sale by n aLQRRooKs 4 sTEARNss
l6 IL. DEF rqane s4yf,
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A ND all kinds ofBoot and Shoe Findings, kept con-
IN stantly on hand by the subscribers $40 Main Street,
corner Of Pleasant Worcester, where we have taken
stare for the purpose above mentioned We are
stantly manufacturing all kinds of Boots and Shoes,
The patronage of all who may favor US with a call.
jas deodtf 3 IS A. LAKIN e. co.
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ID Y Furs for Ladies, rs'ssss
TUE incest in the city, and at low prices, at
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LEWIS c. MUM,
Real Estate, Insurance, E Payment, &
BOARDING AGENCY,
233 MAIN sT.--UP STAIRS!
Fifty Houses for Sale,

Fifty Houses for Sale,
N different parts of the city also, 200 HOUSE
LOTS. This properly can be bought on the most
liberal terms Ma IN ts5.e
( To be Let.
A store near the Post Office,
A house on Pleasant st, rOoms-S1l5,
A. house On Chandler 81 rooms-S2i5,
A house on Newbury st, 9rooms--S $50.
A tenement on Chandler 81, 7 rooms-$l35,
n Ienement on Wellington 81, 7rooms--$ So
A tenement on Queen st, sooIns--S90
Two tenements on Oak Avenue $ll0, lis,
Two tenemenls cor. EDWARD and Earle streets,
A tenement on Newton ST, fooms-S SIS,
A tenement Russell st, rooms $75,
A tenement on Grove st, 8 rooms--Sl5O.
A tenement on Salem St. 8 rooEls--S 60.
Two tenenmenls Endicott and Ward sts BIO, ll5.
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3 LOST
aNN Wednesday. Jnnnary oh 1854, between No. %
I J Pleasant and l54 ain Street, GOLD CROSS.
with the Initials sc. A. G In the inside. The finder
will be literally rewarded by leaving it al Geo p. Bry
ants Dry Goods store No. I54 NJ ain ST.
Worcester, Jan 6, 1854, in. diff
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WKTTTNN

THE undersigned offers HE Services, 10 POSTING
Il Books, So, Any one wishing whiting Of any kind
doue reasonable, invtedsb call at 66 Main street
next doot 70 Seiby's Auction Room.
IA sdsc29 y kss5 5eodsfE r. asafa aEs9MHKNsN.
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Your Bills are Ready.

Ii indebted the subscriber on the LIST fJanuary,
IN 1854, will please notice the above as it is intend
ed as an invitation 10 call and pay their
dee3l DIFF GEORGE r. BRYANT.
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Money Lost,

THITHER on Main, or Front Street, Portmonnaio,
ID containing S9s, principally ci'y money with % In
silver. The finder will be rewarded by
tN+ 't8faH MICHAEL DOLAN,
lao d5tk corner Mechanic and SpriDs SITS.
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Boots. Shoes. Leather.

Worcester, Jan. 2, 1854. q jas IN
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WANTS. &c.
Situation Wanted.
Rov Wanted.
WANTED.

TN the Dry, Goods store of the subscriher- salary
from ans 70 slOo per year Must be fifteen years oil
sce. or over. la d&wn GEo.P BRYANT.
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To Machinists,

On MONDAY, Dec 26th, in Grafton,
TsS@ New ENGLAND village, female Setter Dog,
-xsS lemon colora and white, with cropped tail
Size answers to the OF Fan sa Dog had leaih-
or 3. rap aroun6he neck. Ten dollars reaaId will he
paid TO any one who win return her, leave word
where she may be found. [
JOSEPH KELLEY,
Worcester, Jan. IL, 1854. New England Village
d6lk .ftfl fs1
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DuuuQuf.
JESUP & COMPANY.

u.
L1XCHANGE sold and purchased on New York Bos-
IL ton, Phiadephia Chicago, Detroit, and other Ci-
ties OF the United States Notes collected and proceeds
RENTED at current rates Of Exchange Interest allow
cd on special deposits We also draw direct pay able
vithou: discount, on
ENaLAND.-Liverpool, London, Manchester, &c.
lRELAND.-Dubin, Cork, Limerick, Belfast, &c.
sCorLAND-Edinburg, Glasgow, Perth, &c:
Also, Drafts payable in Francs Florins Thaiers on
FRANCE.-Paris, Havre Lyons, and MarseHes.
GERMANy.-Hamt urgh, Frankfort, o. NJ, brusseis'
Amsterdam Rotterdam, Antwerp. Cologne, Zuricn,
Copenhagen, Dresden Berlin, Hanover, ssrasDureh'
SwITZERLAND.-(ieneva, Berne, Basic. ,..
IrALY-Milan, Florence Rome, Naples, 'ehiee'
Messina in Sicily.
AUsTRIA.--Vienna and Trfst
RI -n.--St Petersbursh, W arsa".
SwEDEN.-StOckhoI.
NoRWAY.--Christiana. -.
Dubuque, Iowa, Nov 10, l853-yoo.
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NATEI'L. T.. TYSON & co.
(ON ROBERTS. BETWEEN THIRD AND FOURTH STREETS.
NEW STORE AND FRESH GOODS
AND WORD TO TIE MINNESOJA

RIVER AND ST. CROIN TRADE.
a 5 fairly fixed in oar new building, and
"A having sufficient room store a large and COM
plcte stock of Groceries, GRAIN Flour, and Provisions,
we would respectfully call the attention of friends
in ST. Paul and the surrounding country to the FACT
that have st received the largest and best selected
assortment of
GROCERIES. PRO VISIONS, GRAIN, &C.,
ever brous ht 10 Minnesota, and can now to our
St Groin and Minnesota river friends, that Of
ring better Inducements 70 these trades than any other
house III st. PAUL. and at wholesale; we pledge our
selves to sell at GALENA PRICES Our goods are all
fresh and in the very best condition. Goods delivered
the landing any part OF the city free of charge.
We would again respectfully call attention to our
stock. Dealers and friends throughout the
surrounding country VIII find that it embraces every
thing usually kept in line of business; and III doing
WoUid express thanks for dvorS, and the liberal
patronage extended towards us the past winter. We
part follows, which vill COLL strictly
t..r1. II tLL..lu M rlctr ItrS
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NiIOL:.SALE AND Il FETAL CUNFEC-
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'f'1lE subscribers returning their thanks to their
4 patrons and the public in General for the liberal
encouragement they have rcceived desire to inform
them that they have machinery and other facilities
supply the Territory with Plain and Fancy Candy of
their own mannfiCturc among others all sort. of stick
Candy, Rose and B3rnt Almonds, Corandcr>, Anisse,
hCiduatcd IrUt, and al other Kind of Drnp> Candy
and Sugar TOYS. &c. which they Will sell BY the box
lower rates adding freight, than it can he bought in
'alenI st. Louis, W ith the advantage of having
res article. Also, French, German and n1lisi Toys
d Fancy Goods. All orders for Cakes and Ice Cream
omptly filled at the lowest possible prices.
RIM II X ARCHER