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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-14

HOUSE AND LOT FOR sALE,-A neat House a
~ present occupied by the subscriber detrahy stuatsd
Mayo street. fronting Sfes running back feet 10 an Il
y has on " eommcdous stable and Carriage house Sx2
INC DEenghoq'e has ample Accommodation for moderat
sized family, containing nine apartments besides
The ttehea ~ supplied with cooling range With cold an
Wattn water, also, comfortable rooms Tor servants
Possession can be had At time TO suit pnrchAser
Apply to JOugsTny
Na{n atrest
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1854-11-20

We have recently read mastery letter
from Hon. HENRY A. WISE, in response to
a resolution of the democratic committee of
Norfolk county, calling upon thosewho were
spoken Of in connection with the nominal
ton for Governor, for an expression of opin-
ion relative to Know Nothingism. This let
ter occupies seven columns of the Washing
ton Union, and is the clearest and most
comprehensive expose Of the bigoted sect,
in reference to which it was written, that
we, have seen. After reviewing the one
idea principle of the Association, and of the
ostensible design of the society, he says
"There is not reason in all these COM
plants which is not satisfied by our laws as
they exist, and not an error which may not be
corrected by the proper application of the law
full authority at our command, without resort
ing to the extraordinary, extrajudicial, reyolu-
tionary, and anti-American plan of 4 secret
society of intolerance and prescription.
l belong to secret society, but for no po-
litical purpose. am native Virginian, tn
tus ct IN cute Virginian my ancestors on
both sides for 200 years were citizens of this
country and this State - half English, halt
Scotch. am Protestant by birth, by bap-
tism, by intellectual belief, and by education
and by adoption. am an American-in ev-
cry fibre and every feeling an American yet
in every character, in every relation, in every
sense, with all my head, and all my heart, and
all my might, / protest against this secret Or
ganization Of native Americans and of Protes,
tants to prescribe Roman Catholics and natu-
rallied citizens" j.,
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This evening about eight o'clock, a fire broke
out in the old Jennings Hotel, on Main street,
west of the fremont House, and high wind
prevailing at the time, in less than twenty min
utes that building and the fremont House were
enshrouded in an uncomfortable fame The
fire spread from these buildings to Boughton's
Block, and the row of buildings to and inclu-
ding Marvin's Block-known as Saford's-on
the east and the Congregationaland Methodist
churches on the northeast, and consuming the
entire square between.
From the Congregational Church it spread
to the dwellings north, consuming all to the
alley which separated them from the new Pres
byterian Church, which was only saved by the
most strenuous exertions. Here, as indeed ey-
erywhere, the fremen worked manfully.
From the Methodist Church the fire extend
ed to the two brick stores of Wilson & MUIR
ply, on the east--and on the north, to the new
engine house of No. 3. 't. lt' ~!
Here, at this writing, there is prospect of
arresting the progress of the flames. One of
the wooden buildings, between Murphy's block
and Steers livery stable, has been torn down
and two engines are pouring deluge of water
on the flames. ESt -. ,e.4f Z
While the tire was raging the fiercest on Ca
nal street, small wooden building on Ontario
street, near Lock street, took fire from the
sparks, and an old two story wooden building
were destroyed. The buildings adjoining were
saved by the exertions of the citizens.
Soon after the fire broke out, Geographic
dispatch was sent to Buffalo for aid and the
railroad company Immediately dispatched an
engine to bring down the Buffalo fireman. The
train has just arrived, bringing two Engine
Companies with their machines, q Hook and
Ladder Company and a Hose company. The
fire Is now materially checked, and with the
additional aid we think it will be STAYED. ,The
iremen are working like heroes.
A man named Henry Randall fell from Iusk's
Hotel and was seriously injured. 1t is also ru-
mored that a man and a woman were hur;ed
in the fremont but this we do not credit.
At this time, and while the flames were "a.
ging 80 violently as to threaten the destruction
Of the entire northern portion Of the town, the
engine companies from Buffalo arrived on the
spot, and were hailed by shouts of Joy from the
citizens. At one time before their arrival, the
destruction Of the entire north side of Main
street seemed inevitable. BIO
The loss, which cannot now be estimated. ia
over 100000, and insurance about $50, 600.
The fire caught from the explosion Of a cam
phene lamp, in one Of the rooms of the Jeh-
nings House. -LoekpoH Courier, Oh INST. !,
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Col. McKENrY. who the past week has
spent several days at Saltwater, informs US
that the entry, Of Government Lands con-
tinues to 60 forward with as much rapidity
as at any time during the past summer -
and that the gentlemanly officers at that
place continue to win, as they deserve, gol-
den opinions from all who deal with them.
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DESIRE MIGHAND,

SUCCESSOR 10 ALEX. REy, DESIRES TO sAY
TO THE CITIZENS OF MINNESOTA
TUVHAT having this day purchased from Alexander Rsy
u the entire stock Of :, ''7-. .1 ,--.7 -
GROCERIES, PROVISIONS FAMILY SUPPLIES,
At his Old and popular store Roberstreet respect
fully invite continuance of the liberal patronage hereto
fore SO partially bestowed by the public upon the estab
shment and pledge myself to my utmost exertions
to maintain and these favors have purchased
the above stock the cash prices and besides
ing the choicest articles of every description In my ue-
promise TO afford goods to purchasers .
CHEAPER FOR CASH iun4
Than caa BE found elsewhere in this CITY,, tPlcase
call and examine my stock d, ~ - - y
Oct. ~, 1854. "a -.,.,., oetl9wly
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The NKw HorE1. = The committee ap
pointed to award the building Of the new
hotel on the corner of 7th street, have, we
learn, awarded it to the Messrs. FULLER.
The Messrs F. design commencing opera,
tions on the first appearance Of Spring. 1t
is the Intention of the projectors of this
structure, that it be second to no house
west Of Boston D and viii cost from
$4,000 to 100000. 'asa"fof"'%
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Passage OF the Reciprocity Bill - New
Ministry, &C. .F
BOS7Oy. Nov. 5.

- ~ N Boston, Nov. 5.
We learn from the New-Brunswick papers
of the Sd inst, received here, that the Recip-
rocity Bill has passed the House Of Parliament
by vote of 40 to A, and that the following
gentlemen are to compose the New Ministry !:
Chas. Fisher, Attorney General 7. johnson,
Solicitor General; s. l. Tlley, Provincial
Secretary; Mr.. Stevens, Surveyor General !;
Messrs. Richie, Brown and Smith, Executive
COunscllOrs ..-,. ....-.....
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THANRDe4VAN&saA GOVERNORS Pro
orr, -, 20 CIA11ATION. 20 r.,,.,

II has become custom with the Auaesiean people to
have one day in the year sps r giving Thanks to
Almighty Con for His bssssnss upon them as nation,
.fap :7,r9t - ..''-a - -H"'''"' ~ >
l. Willis a. German, Governor oGth Territory Of Min
nesota, do request an persons, to keep and observe
THURSDAY, THE 21H DAY OF DECEMBER NEXT.
for such purpose and all persons requested to alb
stain lo1 th usual occupations that day .nd mani
fest in 1T way their obligations - the Great Ruler
Of the Universe fer HIS goof.ss to people, ndfvd
ually and collectively. 10 ~ L.l1t-t" d. ..iH[
o. l. ,l4J ..e. ~ r.tt 7s w. A. GORMAN.
Executive Dept, Nfnn. Teri, 18th Nov, 1854.
~ the Governor, }. TKavs RossER, e..'
-'E Sec'y of MINI. TER.
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mACKxJRIN A. rDGERTON.

BANKERS, EXCHANGE l. ESTATE BROKERS,
trrrE-NO Z, WINsIOw EOusK, ST. PAUL, MINNEsUTA.
WILL. buy and sell Exchange-scount good business
w paper at current rates-Receive Deposes-Buy and
sell Real Estate CommssiOn-Make ColectOns-Take
charge of Real Estate of ients pay taxes, and do
all other business perta ning to their profession.
KEFKRENCEs;
Willis A. German, Governor Minnesota, Alexander Ram
scy ExGovcrnor Ogden. Jones Co.. Chicago; Charles
Marvin Del, Bank. Delhi, N Y; WadswOrth 4 Sheldon,
~ " II. A Tucker Co., Elk. Bank Chicago; Harrison
Fay, Boston. o.. ..t....
~ Notes of the MERCHANTS Bank of Macon. received
deposit and for Gold and Exchange at sates
June. "a. 1854. ly.nne 26
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M If man wants to reach the summit
of felicity, let him make a journey through
Maine, seated on the back seat Of stage
coach, between two down East girls, with
only one. piece of spruce gum for the three
to chew. lu-se saa ,,.,q p, - 49,,
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The OVERLAND ROUTE. - We hear Of q
number Of gentlemen. who design in few
days going below overland " and the uros-
pect is that much travel will pass to and
fro over it the approaching winter. ,.e.I
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NATHANIEI e. TYSON { Co,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN 0R00ER-


we are npw faisly Axed in our new building, and
"A having sufficient room to store large and COM
we would respectfully cell Ne ssention Of friends
in 81. Paul and the surrounding country, TO the FACT
that we have just received he and best selected
GROCERIES,. PROVISIONS, GRAIN, &C.,
ever brought to Mnpssesa ana can now say to our
81 Croix and Minnesota river fiepas> that are Of
fering better inducements these trades than any other
house In st. PaslS and NJ wholesale; pledge our
selves to sci. at GALENA Prices. Orr go0as all
fresh and IN the very best condition. Gesas delivered
at the landing to any Of the city free e charge
We would again respectfully call attention our
stock, Dealers and friends thronghout tho
surrounding country will dpd that il embraces every
thing usually kept in our as - business and in doing
would express thanks for lavoEs and the liberal
patronage EXTENDED towards US the past winter. We
enumsEate IN past follows, which will sell strictly
forc nj tbel INA lei aiea
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-MOrtalfty-Arrival OF the Ship Ellen
Foster, etc.

''".'"' '.- BosroN, Nov. 4.
There was very slight fall Of snow this
morning here-the FIRST of the season. The
weather to-day is quite clear and cold
There were so deaths in this city for the
past week-a less number than during any
week Of the present year. .,....-......
The ship Ellen Foster arrived to-day from
Manila and Hong Kong, with a cargo of teas,
hemp, &C., valued at 100000. an ''-E'r
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~ We arc pleased to learn that the
accident to Mr.. ROLLINS grist mill, at St.
Anthony, few days since, was not of so
serious character; as at first supposed. 1t
will again be ready for work in few days
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M The Lady Framkka arrived at Pt.
Douglas on Saturday night, where she dis.
charged her freight, and from thence re.
turned to Galena. She brought no mail.
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THE MORE THE MERR1ER." learn
from the St. Anthony Republican that the
grist mill at Anoka is to go into operation
in week or two. q, f-.if;; 10 ,'S...,....' =.
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FARMER: FARMERS: FARMERs:s
DO vow NEAR -

IF 50, REAHA ND SAVE WORK.
OtlNCE Swords have been beaten into Ploughskasea,
y and Spears into Prsalng hooks, McCOrmick's bats
Patent Reaper immense labor, we'll money.
Attention is called to the late 1854 Patient Reapng aud
Moving Machine, which surpassed any u, the Worlds
Fair.
Farmers wishing to labor, time and money would
do we'll to call and examine have them constantly
on hand at Hsase. .-t ~
.C0NsrANS, Agent, Lever Landing, at. Paul.
April Ia, 1854. l-3t
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4 ReservGfr.

Nov that navigation is about t. close,
and; o6r capitalists VIII have time u consid-
- 1attees fq thy future veal of he City,
wodId,it net BE wen les> them to take into
consideration the propriety Of constructing
next season q reservoir, Or reservoirs. to sup,
ply the city wish watert No city in the
Union could be supplied with good water
as cheaply as St. Paul. The bluffs in the
rear q stoFn yabouud' With i7rweFble
springs, which at triaing expense could
be conveyed into q reservoir, and thence in
pipes to. tie various sections Of the city. -
Let ow." City Fathers" see to this matter
and if they do not feel disposed TO engage
in the enterprise, which would be a monu-
ment, as enduring as the structure itself, to
their sagacity |; then let our muaied men
get up . charter, to be presented to the
next Legislature for its construction. We
would not have it an uptown or q, down.
town affair every section Of the city being
interested in it 80 but we would have it a
city matter-one in the beneficial results o.
which every family might participate. When
this is done, it will not only be source of
revenue to its projectors, but Of great ad.
vantage to community Who will put the
ball in motion b, e,--. MOI. I. ~,
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l.. Il C. H MIX Sc
MERCHANT TAILORS & DRAPERS.

No. 2, E'npsre Bhck 81. Anthony Street.
TTNE subscribers have fitted up store in the above
Il Block in Eastern style, and replenshed it with the
latest and most fashionable Goods They will give par
ticular attention to cutting and making garments and
guarantee satisfaction to their All articles
for gentlemans wardrobe be found at establsh
ment, among the number the following,
Fine Cloths,
Fancy CassiEnexes, '>'-5-<
Fancy vestings, &c., ....F
FAN and Winter style Of Coats, Pants and Vesta
Shirts, i
Merino Drawers and Under shirts,
Handkerchicfs,
Fancy Cravats, ..'. ...a ..4:.
Scarfs, s-.-. ID te .sr.sgs ..5 ..s s.ta
Gloves, ...... -
Stockings,
Collars
Port Menaies, -.-s a. t.t.sts.
Fancy Soaps, --' -T
Hair Brushes and Combs,
Kid Gloves, l.E.5 ..s 3D.
Perfumery, .,..4 s-f... So.
Clothes brushes, t.-...-... ....
'.. Butts celebrated Hair Tonic,
Tooth Powder, &c. -.
~ We shall be in receipt during the winter Of new
of goods to which invite the attention Of the cit,
liens of st. Paul and vicinity. L. c. II. MIX.
oc5-dtf
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% FRANK Collins, at his special sale
on Saturday, drove things through with a
will-making one Of the best sales of the
season. s,E.a .--1- -. ......r '.-T1
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AND RETAIL CONFEC.
TIONARY. .'..s. 81

FNHE subeeTSborS = returning their thanks TO their
L patrons and the public in General for the liberal
encouragement they have received, desire inform
them that they have machinery and other facilities
supply the Territory with Plain and Fancy Candy Of
their among others, all sorts Of Stick
Candy, Rose and Burnt Almonds COrianders, Anisse,
Acidulated Fruit and all other Kind Of Drops; Candy
and Sugar Toys, &C., which they will sell by the box
Al lower rates. than it be bought In
ssalena OF ST. Louis with the advantage of having
fresh article Also French, German and English Toys
and Fancy Goods All orders for Cakes and Ice Cream
promptly oiled at the lowest possible prices
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CULVER 4 FoxsscA.-We hapPsnsdi into
the. store of these gentlemen ;ths ether eve
ming, and wee pleased % sseIthen driving
such akisk business. IDetsrmhsd 10 pIsaae,
they cannot failts succeed
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RExoyEp,-Wm, BREwsrrs ESQ, has re.
moved his Banking Office from opposite the
Post Office to the house lately occupied by
Mr.. MAY, corner Roberts and 4th SITS.
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BREwsrER's ADDITION. We are pleased

BREwsrER's ADDITION. We are pleased
to see that Mr.. BREWSTER has in course of
erection upon lis addition at the rear of the
capitol, a beautiful two story eii6se-which
when completes. will be one Of the finest
structures in the city, and add much to the
beauty Of that part Of st. Pau.
LAKE JoHANNAH. - Mr., PowERs, from
this thriving settlement informs us that
many farmers have located there the past
season, that the crops have been good, and
that that an al are gettipg >alsng psosperously.
Glad to hear it. IiEl I1lhi .-rali ~,l(t irljt
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lave Won good Understan ding /;

MARVIN, invites the public to examine the
best stock Of materials in his line that has ever
been seen in the Territory. He challenges either sde Of
Skins specially adapted for the winter season.
On hand, also, Ladies' One custom made shoes and
e.iters Also Gentlemens Calf and Kip Roots the best
that can be made, You know the stand-TAird street,
near Roberts street. - -
saintPaul, November, 1851. 81
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DON'T READ IT. -...- 81
wsp 81 ,d,s 1851 81 ,dss ind ,u!rs
could puelIoH 'soWO
-,ss 81 Z 'oY -oY 'spooS pro puv
Msu .su.q,olo 'eIn,!uInJ 'ssqo9sA ssun So qans IA
sspuy IIu 10 soo5 sIqvsAOm no Asuotu sourApe Tlxl
rnp.I su,pS pans 6"oU"V rs
-pgs g 'SHHYOHa-NMVdt sa74.
SSTEHNEILOFIOS M y II
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SEALED PROPOSALS.
OR furnishing 400 cords of wood at Fort Smelling NJ
II t. will be received by the Acting Assistant
master at that post until IL O'Clock NJ on Monday the
10Th OF November 1854. The wood be good merchant
able oak wood or Of equally good quality to be delivered
and corded by the contractor who to give
BOND with approved security In the eight hundred
dollars S'r the ful6lmenl of the contract.
.....HE. J. STEWART,
Nov 9, 1s54,2tw3td LIST Lieut. Sd Att'y, A. A. O. M.
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SoRRY.-By an accident which the en-
CINE sent for by MI. = FULLERTON, for his
Steam Ferry received by the running into
it of freight train at Chicago, it will be
impossible for that gentleman to have that
nuch needed Improvement in operation this
fall. The Railroad Co., however, send as.
surances that another engine will be sent
Mr.. F. by.the FIRST boat in the Spring. ...
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BRISTOL & WHEELOCK.

COLLECTORS OF LIFTS AND GENERAL AGENTS
WILL attend to the collection Of Debts throughout the
w Territory buying and selling Real Estate Pay
ing locating Land Warrants entering lands and the
transaction of any business requiring the union Of legal
information professional services-with practical
ledge the details business the important AL
vahtsges acquired by hong residence and extensive
in the Territory Our arrangements enbrae
the most ample facilities for the ey collection Of debts in
distant parts of the Territory.
Office on Third street, two doors above Whitney Cal
elry. 3 ,ff NAV p5 wifi
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-ss.-s-a..a.-. CRANRERRIES. sa-s.s,...... ---,
LNIFTY BARRELS of Cranberries fresh and welr nut
IL up, just received, and for saleat
DAVID SFULLER'S STORE,
NOV 10 dec Is Upper LAadips.

FALL AND WINTER TRADE.
INCREASED FACILITIES Il NEW ARRANGEMENTS
II WOODWARD, thank Tar past patronage, re.
q specially informs the citizens CT st. Paul aud vi
entity that he has just received large additions from
principal Eastern and Southern Cities his stock OF
Gentlemen's furnishing Goods, all of which he is pre-
pared to manufacture to order the shortest notice.
and on terms which cannot fail to be pronounced liberal
and satisfactory. To those who judges of good
article he pledges himself give the entire salts
faction and in this connection he would enunlerats
few of the articles that he has on hand:
Cassimeres, plain and fancy. ~
r1li BrOadclOths, French and American ssd" AftF 8
30 Silks, Satins, and Velvets - .e1,.f. ....' 8
Niggerhead, MOhair, and Beaver Cloths.
''i Sattnetts, fancy md pains -s. % sHri 49, ,
Together with most complete assortment Of Trim.
mings oSevery conceivable quality and description.
Also fine assortment of Boys and Gents Clothing
from Overcoats down to pair Of hose =, .-, .,.l
To the trade OF surrounding towns, Mr. w. would say
that he at all times prepared to fill all orders in the
way OF Trimmings and piece GOoJs ct Wholesale, that
his customers may desire and oa the most accommO-
dating terms. '
Remember The place, side st. Anthony street,
between the Auleric and Winslow Hotels, ST. Paul
Minnesota, where by calling, gentlemen can he fitted out
nj short notice. with fashionable and durable gar
IneAls This from his long experience in the business
MIR. W. as no hesitation in promising Call and give
him trial. st. Paul, Nov. II diff
RI. SI.EIG:HS AND WAGONS.
THE finest lot OF seighs eyer brought st. Paul
i now offered cheap for cash. Al>o fine lot of two
horse wagons. Call soon. On s. H. WARRING.
Nov. IL, 1854 3md&w. -, 20.
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UIn,0tAkEF ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 1ssvss &ayMss-
Ming al s Oe Bench Sre4. Sdint Pdsl Xinnesota and
frisAed HsiJ Subscribers for Six Dollars Year, in Adj
rano CITY SSbseybys, Fifteen Casss Re, payable to
he CarrSr.
zRE WEEKLY PFONEKR, yrs&ed At ske Office
Is sst g Nail Swbseevs at e ocny rates: Single Copy
IgS D6t&s HvA C4Ss, EsgM Dafars; Eight Copies. Tn
D6nayt HeclA fcsIcs Dbtars. In take advantage
the Ctsb rates Aoere tie sMscTtn price ~Sd paid 81"
vdHfz1lViA l6Ud6oep
10 QNDRNxS; =Ascsynoo cemmuniea
1xst b accompanied By the AMhors name xt for paicd
ton, bet as Qaarqntr Of tie trssh aatemets made
Yolsstafg CSrrespomdence conaiainG isrortant
stasio ftAe csnAiom and gyesch gtewns and sfemesS
fhrou0ho6ttke NbMksea. q solicited. 81 s .a had y
NSN------------r---- ---------=
14aJurz1sos FARxER, Esq, Is an authorized agent
for THE PIONEER at Galena subscribers and ad
vertisemsns. His receipts win Be regarded payments
~ See third page, under Commercial head for rate
Of Money and Exchange, sttPaul and Gaena Markets.
and miscellaneous items. - b U'f."'.p u 4
= --..Lliae ~ os;i
~ Printers In Minnesota and Northwestern Wseon-
sin respectfully informed that have hand at the
Pioneer Office large assortment Of uGHTBODY'S' 81
PERIOR PRINTING INKS which will sell at Manufac
tursrs Prices, adding Interpretation This Ink used
in this establishment. .ri".nG ~
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B9 Dr. MANN! has inst returned from
Chicago. He says there is no news below
except the panic in the money market. II
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FIRE AND MARINE, INSURANCE.
AMI RICAN INSURANCE COMPANY, CAPITAL 500 OOO
MOHAWK VALLEY INSURANCE CO.. CAPITAL 5000 OOO
LNlRE or Marine Risks taken in the above at low
IL rates as any other responsible Company's.
- WIN. BREWSTER
Oct. 2edtf r frr. 81 Frs Insurance AGENT
APPLES :! APPLES Z! : :
ONE hundred bbls. choice winter Apples fer SALE to
" close consignment, very low.
w. SIMPSON CO.,
Nov. l4dlw ,.. Lower Ievee
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th HHE fi'fG H 0ff.'
t'-5- tcsi IS A'stlL
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80 large cans 80 = : Fff08e bushels shorts,
ALS0:-A large lot Of choice Preserves, consistin
Of Peach Pear Ounce and all other varieties use
lll-yl NATHL. E. TYSON 4 co.