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Passage In the Life of an Actor.

Passage In the Life of Actor.
We went one night to see comedy. The chief
actor was u favorite one, and the theatre crowd
ed. The curtain drew up, and amid burst of
applause the hero of the piece made his appear
ance. lie had, however, scarcely uttered twenty
words, when it struck that something strange
was the matter with him. The play was bois-
ferrous comedy of the old school, and required
considerable vivacty on the part of the actors to
sustain it properly; but the poor man seemed ut
tcrly lifeless. He walked and talked like one in
n dream the best points he passed over without
appearing to have perceived them his limbs trail
ed as he walked his smile was CHASTITY. his laugh
hollow and unnatural and frequently he would
stop absently in the middle Of speech and let
his eye wander vacantly over the audience. Even
when in his character of the silly husband, he had
to suffer himself to be kicked about the stage BY
the young rake of the comedy, and afterwards to
behold that careless individual making love to his
wife and eating his supper, while he was shut up
In closet from which he could not emerge, his
contortions of ludicrous wrath that had never be-
fore failed to bring down thunders of applause,
were now such dismal attempts to portray the
passion, that Kisses were plainly audible in va
rious parts of the theatre. A storm of sibilation
and abuse, long gathering, now burst on the head
OF the devoted actor. Insults rang through the
mouse NOISY people pounded with sticks and UNI
brellas on the floor and to verbal attack orange
peel, apples, and peanuts soon succeeded. The
poor fellow stopped at last, and turned to the
shouting crowd. Never did we behold such mis-
cry in human countenance. His face, worn and
haggard, showed doubly meagre in the gas-light,
and large tears rolled down his painted Cheeks
We could see his lips quivering with inward
agony his bosom swelled with suppressed emo
tion, while his whole mien was so eloquent of un-
utterable sorrow, that, after the first glance,
there was no man in the house who dared not to
pity him. The audience was moved, and BY de-
grees the clamor subsidized into solemn silence.
ne stood near the foot-ghts, quiet and detected.
Mnen all was calm, he spoke, and, in voice
PLANTATION. -'' A''''
"Ladles and gentlemen" he said, ssthough, in
my performance Tonight, am conscious of bav-
ing merited your displeasure, believe me that in
one point you do me an injustice. l am not in
toxicated. Emotion alone, and that of the most
painful kind, has caused me to fulfil my allotted
part SO badly. Ny wife died an hour ago, and
left her bedside to fulfil my unavoided engage
ment here. If have not pleased you, l implore
OF you to forgive me. Ilovsd her, grieve for
her; and if misery and anguish can excuse q
fault bear my apology-here!"
He placed his hand upon his heart, and stop
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
HAVING just received large addition to my former
citizens generally thereto Ny stock which has been
selected with great consists in the following r
Is legal p cap 90, IS ' ' Bath S git,
6 fancy note, Manning, 10 Legal .''
Blank Books.
oooks russian S Sound 80 'sSos do
80 Ledgers, so journals.
4 dozen bankers blank, 4 dozen pencil books,
g pass books I" steamboat men,,
pocket ledgers, sets ege journal and day book.
1000 rolls common paper, 1000 satin paper,
70 satin 0'rdersi Pens. p.n =? gilt velvet
: dozen superior gold pens, 100 gros. Glotes pens,
Ban,ocs, Guitars. Aocordons,
Flutes, Harmonians, Jews Harps.
Silver card pencils, Faber's drawing,
French drawing. in sets, Fsber's common Pencils,
Carpenters large black: Csrpenters' red pencils.
Z" fancy, I eagle gilt.
! 8. steamboat, visiting cards,
Music Books.
doz Violin Instructors, do Guitar Instructors,
:" Fiutenes, Z" Flutes.
nests back CANNON boards, Pen racks,
Inkstsnds, al kinds, Date b sa"a,
Portable desks, Paper ciasps.
-. Carpenter articles.
large stock Of all kinds Of books. School without
number.
500 Latest works Of the day.
Portfolios Of all kinds.
Fishing tackle all kinds, other things too numer-
Gus to mention, all Of which will be sold prices for
cash.
terms strictly cash. believing the best way for
the buyer well the seller. sl
Persons purchasing line will to oxamipe
my stock and prices before purchasing elsewhere.
NO trouble to show Goods any part OF the
city free of charge. Ssh
Teachers wishing school books have copies Of Mcus
Towns, and other series charge.
Schools furnished At very low rates.
~ y go >. WV. DAHL;
No. -, Robert street, Saint Paul.
July ~, Io64-62-tf. 80 =
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COIN
VIEW PORK BAZAAR ACTION HOUSE
ST. PAUL. ST. ANTHONY STREET
MOSES & CT ELAND,
u O II n RS
Auction and Communication M0FchanfJ

0uCt1uN Cumm1SSl0u 10rCho0U.
EhP Constantly hand all kinds Staple Fancy Dry
N goods, and Clothing Books stationery,
ry, Guns Pistols, Revolvcrs, Musical Instruments
CLOCKS watches and Jewelry and
kee Notions of MI descriptions, for sale at Wholesale retail
pirate sale and AUCTION. I'
n. B-we will sell commission, Estate Horses,
Cattle, wagons Carriages Household and Kitchen
Merchandise and Personal Property reasonable TERMS
Liberal cash advances
on all Commission sales Regular sales, Wednesdays and
saturdays, and every evening during the week.
EXTRA SALES for Real Estate, Property, &C. to
suit the convenience Of
After eighteen the fee
confident in warranting favor us with
iner patronage, and pains win be spared re-
liable business House.
Z. T. n. ". cIrravn
st. Paul. Sept g. 2ls54-dwiy
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WIN. ILLVNGWORTH.


vxTArCH AND CLOCK Manufxe Jzckaon and
Fifth St. St. Paul, bees return his sincere the
Of ST. Paul their kind PATRONAGE and
since his arrival from England strict
ton 70 business Z" merit . Continuance Of the same.
Having had thirty experience Manufactur.
ing Clocks and watches, every Descriptions feels him
self Competent to undertake WORK care New
watches made TO order and wheel the trade.
WIN. ILLINGwORTH,
Matchmaker, Of jackson and Firth.
beautiful assortment Of French and English and
Lpnes ana American eck both and
sssnsE On hand ana Tor ole 1t the above plaza s
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SAINT PAUL
A TON ROO MS.

SAINT PAUL
AUCTION ROOMS.
FRANK. f. COLLINS,
A"cffoneer, appointed by Lac for the Territory Of Min
ID ESPECTFULLY informs his his arrange
N for the transaction of his business in are
complete.
For different kinds Merchandise, etc, will held In
'uu' stated days. his having this
sales from the shelves
w therefore, be held Monday. Wednesday
Furniture Sale.
VIII be held Saturday. either in the day
or elvening may be announced
Horses, Cattle, Harness, &C.,
With stock of every description will he sold each Saturday
ing 10 O'Clock. will be given to this
particular branch and confidently believed from the
arrangements made great Inducements will well
those who have occasion to SELF those who
to buy.
OF exy description viii be sold and those having vehicles
REAL ESTATE
VIII be disposed On the most rsasonable terms.
VIII be onere frequently at announcements
satisfaction to all who property his
and purchasers may rest assured that
Liberal advances made respectfully so,
delay An having dispose Of are advised to
~ PIONEER AUCTION STORE,
!" the Brick Building on Third near Mnnesosa Street,
MISCELLANEOUS SALES
Held every evening ' saT p,sY.,s ss1s
Bargains can be had at all times. Call and see
FRANK. E. COLLINS,
sept.-f Territorial Auctoneer.
SUPERIOR TO ANY IN USE
Physician. of h. A. Fahenstok's vermfuge, after
having triesi other rem dies.
FROM DR.. JOHN G.. CHAMBERS.
DANGERFIELD, Titus County, Texas, Feb q, 1858.
Messrs. B. A.. Fdhenxtock T. Co.
GentleMen-I have been doing regular practice ply
stefan In this county for the twelve
mad occasion to administer vermuge-at first from
cessy In the absence of Pink
seven or eight years, from choice. 1t affords pleasure
assure that it has my remedy supeor
to any have used.
Yours, respectfully,
.-.-- JOHN G. CHAMBERS.
SOLD Wholesale and retail by an the principal druggists
country merchants throughout the United States.
Eor sale 1t KlNEEY'S DRUG STORE,
49, !. - = IN the winston House.
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.,- ..,.,,, ,,.....,, ~...... ,ss.

go
SABBATH NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. straits, 1854.
Sailing through these calm and unruaaed waters,
l was greatly impressed with the beauties of
Borneo and Celebes, two islands as yet but little
known, but reputed to abound in gold, diamonds,
and all the treasures of the earth while the wool
from Celebes is said to be the finest in the world.
The time is fast approaching when explorations
will be made, and tho uncivilized portions of
earth's children be joined together as bretheren-
creatures of benifcent Creator-and destined
to be judged by Him, when the vast oceans disap-
pear, and these majestic mountains " shrivel like
a SCROLL" The area of Christianity is rapidly
extending, and the magic power of steam is hour
ly approximating the heretofore distant corners
of the habitable globe. What grand results will
this century disclose, if the enlightened nations
will but "bury the hatchet," and lend their con-
solidated energies to the glorious task of giving
freedom to the Stare, and shedding the benign light
of Christianity over the benighted portions of tho
earth.
A Vision of 1900!
Dedicated to the american Mission in China.
sounds oy that loudly
rise,
each passing breeze, alof pcrvadns all the kes
1t the Pean Of the corid, and cheerully swells,
For world by Love redeemed, Its music sweetly tells
every sea, many distant pan,-
From East West, from pole, forth the glorious
strain;
For Errors chains broken captives hra
The blessed light Gods truth, dspels gloomy pail
Hark the Chinese Empires host,
thrown,-
At last know gracious God, worship aone;'
Leucona's natives join the that fills
And tribes Of Borneo, bowling prayer.
Prom Javas coast, Summarizes Isle, Mndanao's Shore
The Monsoon catches the stran DER;
Each islet Of the Soooo Sea, with cheering speeds on,
And glorious songs prayer praise
Oh happy eart type when
when simultaneous through the earth,
ring,
And all the nations God, their haelujahs sing.
this bright vision prove transient dream?
And is the Mssonary's hope a vain, delusive beam?
Oh Thee God Of that happy bring
when all the people the earth shall hail their Kng
When that prayer, taught
be known;
"OrR FArHER-Thou the only God, Redeemer Friend,
own;
Then let the smnin dawn-earths goe fade
And redeemed souls far perfect day. w.
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. $3.50. TO RENT.
S.oer ne Winsiow House, fronting Fort
mas bow window, other adjuncts to make II desir,
ssss DIR. L. C. ENNEY.
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NEW BOOKSTORE!

n HAMILTON Cos No. 3, wnslow House, receive
VI ing and opening the largest and best
Books Stationery. Wall Paper articles
brought west OF Chicago, which offer very
lowest possible cash prices.
We woud first call attention to WALL PAPER.
comprising 5000 purchased low
rates. Those wanting Wall Paper would do well our
assortment.
Our stock of STATIONERY side of Chi
cago.
WRITING PAPER Of all grades. PENS, INK, RUBBER.
WRISTBANDS, RULERS BLoTTING AND DRAWING PAPER
OF all descriptions and articles usually kept
tionery establishments.
GOLD PENS. We have a large stock Of J. G.. Burs Gold
Pens. all warranted, public Easeyn
Pr1ces Gold and Silver Tooth Picks, a very article.
Iedgers, Journals books, books Memoranduus
Of all Styles in sets single.
We have good stock Miscellaneous Books, great
variety OF Chldrens Books, which cannot fall to please
cheap publications. We In store stock,
and new ones received by they
from the press We have arrangement In New York
by which an the are forwarded to
printed.
or School Books, all s. BARNES pub
licaons which offer any other
town. Give US a call. A. HAMILTON CO.,
June 29-tf. Building.
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Paw VOUR TAYK0s

NOTlCEfs hereby given, duplicate
county FOR the 1854, placed
the proper warrant attached requiring collect
Owners Of real property foutsde Of the
limits OF the city Of Saint PAUL take
all taxes assessed against them be paid Immediately
nave George Hezep collect the the dp
cate with the warrant in hts will his
once, opposite the American Hotel Saint PAM.
Promptness Of payment win save time trouble and cost
A. n. FRIDLEY,
Sheriff q Ramsey County.
Sherin's Once, Saint Paul, Oct IS 1854. eet57-tf-
nrSant Paul papers please copy.
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BIGELOw 4 FLANDRAU.

Aa0rnep ana Councillors at LGW.
Once over L. B. Wait Co.'s Third street, below Roberts,
st. Paul, Minnesota.
VTTL attend promptly and carefully professional business
w in all the Terrtoy collection Of
debts and to all other business with
the profession.
Money to loan in small sums good security.
HORACE h. BIGELow. E. YLAypnAU.
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$4,000

VANTED to purchase 10000 dollars worth unimproved
town property, for which the highest cash price VIII be
paid. Enquire at this once. 1fs u oct17-n
Cash for Lots in LeaChess Addition.
TTVHE parties that Lots sell them By
plying TO the subscribers . valuation: rrat
aJuly 81. 4. VANCE BROWN & co.
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J. C. BURBANK CO.,
CTORAGE, Forwarding Commission Merchants, Grocers
and Dealers in Grain and Provisions Wharf Boat ST. Paul.
Minnesota. ]. c. BURBANK,
c. T. WHITNEY,
Shippers and Conssnees will find
business with the labor drayage
REFERENCES.
81. Paul. Galcnd.
Gov. W. A. German, B. II. Campbell Co.,
Henry M. Rice, Geo. W. Campbell & Co.,
W. r. Marshall & Co., Lorran & Co.,
Alex. Wikin. X. S. Harris & Co.
Boston. ST. Louis.
Charles Scuider Co., Otis West,
Manning & StanwOod. II. +. Sass.
Mark Packages scare B. c., Wharf Boat, 81. Paul.
MnnesOfG.'' myI5-dtf
St. Paul. May Is, 1854.
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Sanders New Series.
H Il A DIN & BOO X s.!

HAVE YOU SEEN THEM2
VTNHEY admirable books All who
amined and warmly singular
for the purposes OF the school
They fact the carefully considered results of tha most
ample experience Teachings and accordingly adapted adj
mirably in the
Here In the onset Sdu arguments long drawn out t.
prove that sthc picture of ssthe picture
Of horse is not horse, that sthe picture
cow and other information equally valuable and appropriate,
In a school book for a child
On the contrary the child assumed to have
and to need Instructions In what useful and suited to his
He is therefore with words
and abstract denton and weared out with reading, at
tempting read what without benefits
pacity and without interest, because nsueraby dull.
In Sanders New Reading step TIL
the last Is plainly to the The
pleasantly and probably conducted through consisting
Of two hree syabcs in regular successon all
containing matter full interest, Instructive
highly entertaining, and besides while merely
teaching him to read Undue his mind with the most whole
some Thoughts and deveope and strengthen his mental
Teachers examine them, and Judge for yourselves.
The Teachers throughout the Territory
above Books for examination, by calling w. s. Combs,
the American House, who Is the only authorized Min
nesota.
June 6-d1y.
Ia y Bemo socnv
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EMPL0YMENT FOR AGENTS.

CEvERAL Thousand energetic trustwort young
~ wanted to act agentsboth and travellngn
state I'm the Union the sale patented article Of
In extensive demand. The exclusive right
for the United States owned by the advertisers, and agents
Of capacity and business easily Two Hundred
Dollars month.
No Capital Necessary!
"Erfrdcf from communications from our dgenfe "Ihere
@ eno .s yen a a, @ G one
sale of the last month"; Signed al Reed" ~ shall realize
communication on my THE month about hundred and
serenfy-fue doAGss." E. C.. Field.
The will prove light and gcnemanly employ
ment-as honorable as Il is profitable.
No will be accepted unless able to produce
testimonials a. TO character and industry.
Salaries will be arranged for the preferred
lives Idle curiosity only no ap
pIicaon unless accompanied Dollar evidence
certify, when full particulars win be forwarded.
Address BURNS, BENEDICT CO.,
To the substantial nature enterprise we refer
EErH & DALE, LEROY, Sous, l. Co. Also to M MrLToN
WEST, 0hios Hon. c. y. DEHrIs, Rhode Island and II.
Ray, Key West, Pa, octz7-2m
"Every Man to his Trade
HABVIN has Just received from the East hts spring
LIZ stock OF He thinks his experiences in
the Shoe Business Jues him in assuming tnat MS Of
and he
Is the best ever brought to the territory. ~
NewYok, stock the best
brands Of Frenc Calf Skins, Kip Skins, Moroccos Dscksns
prepared order everything in the Boot line,
and in the latest EewYok styles,
will sell ior a. the lotcesf. His motto
THE BEsr GOODS ARE THE cHEAPEsr.A
Orders from distance punctually attended
June s-dtf. THIRD SfRRET-NEAK ROBERrS.
% t67Il y sBOARD.7 u &c =
nAr Bcsrdes can b aooommodatsd with board Y sppsr
~ town. ~ sppiyfnG at this once. oet35-8
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"WOMAN'S RIGHTS"
Lines ,critten by Bachelor ON seeing the account
Of a Womdn's Rights Convention, lately held
in PHILADELPHIA.

For the Times.
"WOMAN'S RIGHTS"
Lines ,rritten by Bachelor ON seeing the account
OF WOmdn'S Rights Convention, lately held
in Philadelphia.
Oh! when will wonders have end?
And when will marvels cease2
And women, too, well men,
BE bound to keep the peace.'
'ris said, that Congress often grants
Of 'Patens,-O, such sights;
But who Ger heard Of such thing
As granting swoman's Rights
And who in this enlightened age2
This Nineteenth Century's roll
Had thought to see the sstrike'
For spettcoat control,'-
Had thought-to them set
An insurrection brecin,
Which threatens to Involve the land
In anarchy and ruin?
But though 'tis strange, yet no less true,
They're leagued in a Convention
sCreations lods' to overthrow
Their own avowed intention.
And with their wit and high-toned words,
Their furious debate,
Their arguments, and artfuness,
They'll soon decide mans fate.
'Be deceived my countrymen,'
For fearful times these,
When the sclash' woman's tongue
Borne on each eastern breeze
1t is in 'vain' cry out speoes,'
The scontest Is begun
81 know not what course others take,'
sBut a for e'-Pll
But, IL the rule,
Pd most devoutly pray
To the world, and SHOWN Souh,'
Before that dreadful day.
But stell this not in Askclon,'
sPublsh 1t not in CATH
Lest the fair insurrectionists
Consume in their wrath.
ST. PAUL, Nov. Sth, 1854.
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AT TIE RICE HOUSE,
X groceries and Provisions, which they will sell at
wholesale and retai at small advance upon ST. Louis and
The following comprises portion of their stock:
20 hhds susar-N o and clarified;
20 bbs Sugar-crushcd and powdered;
20 20 S SSs Seeh MGas snd Golden Syrup;
so boxes Western Reserve Cheese-warranted;
40 casks Bacon, Hams and Shoulders, every piece
90 bbls Mess Pork-city packed;
casks Dried Beef;
IS S SDs No Lear Lard, for family use;
drums No Goldfish;
10 boxes Dried Herring
25 bbs and haf-bbs Mackcrel, Nos. and 2;
s bbls cut and dry Tobacco
10 bags conee;
10 chests Tea, assorted;
50 boxes Soap, do
50 do do Ta Tail %H oandies
200 bushels Dried Apples;
so do Dried Peaches;
25 kegs Powder;
haf-bbs Prunes;
casks English Currants;
10 boxes Raisins.
Our entire stock purchased with cash during
wntered recommend goods
to be Of the best quality and sell them at lower figures than
st. Paul, May 15 1s54.-tf.
+ received " ''
10 hogsheads Sugar, s casks Amcs s. Co.'s Hams,
10 barrels Fresh Eggs, chests Tea,
do Loaf Sugar, barrels Lard Oil.
Upon every the st. Louis Packets
such stock supply
toners with everything in our line.
TULLIS, LIVINGSTON & co.
st. Paul, May 10, 1s54.-tf
]. MCMAHON HOLLAND,
Attorney and Counsellor at Ldtc Solicitor in Chdncerp,
Shakopee, Scott County, Minnesota.
MINNESOTA REFERENCE:
Gov. W. A. German,
J. Travis Rosser, ESQ, Sec'y Min. Ter,
Capt.J. II. Simpson, U. s. Top Engineers. St. Paul.
A. J. Morgan, ESQ.,, Democrat Office,
d. A. Robertson, ESQ.,,
Hon. II. II. Sibley, Mendoza.
MARYLAND REFERENCES:
Gov. f. Louis Lowe,
T. Fl. ONea, Esq, Secretary Of State,
Judges Legrand Tuck and Eceston the Annapolis.
prcme Court Of Maryland,
Hon. Alexander Randall,
John v. L. Mcmahon, Esq, Baltimore, Md. my15-tf
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HOUsE, 0ALRNAx zEdrs 1922
HE subscribers having taken the above house, thorough
it, prepared to furnish customers with good
fare lodging, reasonable Persons visiting
this house those accommodations by
the weary traveller. = a. 81 81 Sf ?
myl6-tf j.. s. HOLMES.
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For the Times.
MY MOTHER.
Ny memory turns with fondncss back
To scenes Of childhood past,
And DER the fading vision
A holy light to cast;
And from Its deathless music
A voice, that to my ear,
Speaks in one word, life's true love,
'Ts yours, my Mother dear
From out the wreck Of neeted years,
Where hopes and pleasures fade;
Where aspirations sleep for aye,
In tombs themselves have made;
Arise the forms, that gathered round
The hearth-stone, year by year,-
And is there, revered OF all,
IT'S yours, my Mother deari
Were parted now, but hope stl points
To that not distant day,
when meath the iron-footed steed
The miles shall flee away.
United! ever In my heart
Your name Its record keeps;
II parted! memory holds a guard,
And memory never sleeps.
ST. PAUL, Nov. Odd, 1854. A. D. II.
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BASS, BORUP Il CO.,
Storage. Forwarding and Commissio Merchants
AND GENERAL STEAMBOAT AGENTS.
AGENTS FOR TIE CHICAGO re CK ISLAND RAILROAD,
Lcree, opposite Steamboat Landing, ST. Paul. Minnesota
REFERENCES:
r Chouteau Jr Cos n. Livingston Fargo, Buffalo.
ID. x j. w. Banning Cncinnat CO.. Chicago
Riggs & lowering, st. Louis, Geo. Smith,
+. Chonteau, Jr Co., I" James Carter Co., Galena.
Chouteau x Vale, b. TT. Campbell & Co.,
Buford Brothers, Rock Island, IT. F. McCioskey, &C
f. T. Sawyer Co., Franklin Steele, Fort Smelling.
II. II. Sibley, Mendoza, Borup & Cakes, St. Paul.
Liberal Advances ark Pack ares
'Ca re r., b. Co., St:Paul, N. t., myI5;Iy
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THE GREATEST VICTORY YET
High Prices Falleu!!
vTTOOD MORSE by keeping and we'll selected
of Boots and Shoes have last
ceeded in reducing high prices living byer
ana seller-call and see. WOOD MORSE.
ect25-tf '
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]. II. Irvne G.. Irvine. G. w. Tunbull. b. Irvine.
J. r.. IRVINE & CO.,
Wholesale Grocers Forwarding and Commission Merchants
UPPER LEvEE, MINNESOTA.
VXE would respectfully inform the public that have taken
w the Ne and erfensre Warehouse erected the
Upper Levee, and intend doing general GROCERY, PROvIS
ION, STORAGE, FORWARDING and COMMISSION business.
COnsignments and other business nrusted will
always receive prompt attention.
LIBERAL CASH ADVANCES made produce and mcrchan-
disc and Consgnes will always assured Of obtaining the
highest price and quickest returns afforded by this Market
The RECEIVING and FORWARDING business will have the
particular expense
much possible avoided. J. r. IRVINE & CO.
REFERENCES.
Hon. Henry NJ Rice st. Paul. b. H. Campbell Co. Galena
Rice, Hoinshead & Becker,es H. +. McClosky,
Tulls, Livingston & Co., &c E. G. Potter, Bellsvew,
A. NJ. Fridley, &C Greedy & Gale, St. Louis,
L. Dayton, sc Webster, Moir & Co., &c
J. w. Selby, Sc ii. Ames & Co., Z"
r. P. Upton, st. Anthony, Capt. Ward, Excelsior,
A. King, g ss Brooks, Admiral,
II. ii. Sbley, Mendoza. my16-21tf