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TO CAPITALISTS, FARMERS, AND EN-
IGRANlS.

TO CAPITALISTS, FARMERS, AND EN-
IGKANTS.
TIME undersigned has always hand for sale for
II cash time, from
TEN TO TWENTY THOUSAND ACRES
of rural land, improved dnimprOved, including farms
of different Sizes and degrees Of Improvement prices
corresponding with these.
AlsO-prOpcrty in ST. Paul and suburbs. and in Man.
kato city, ST. Anthony, Shakopce, LeSueur Traverse
DIES Sioux and Eureka.
lie can at all times mmOdate, the easiest
terms any one who really wishes to purchase.
HENRY McKENTY,
Dealer in Real Estate st. Paul, Mimi Ter
OfiCe-the old Post office building Third street
ST. Paul, Feb IA, 1854. "A IT,.
TWENTY-FIVE FARMS FOR SALE.
TO PRACTICAL FARMERS.
Il pretend to be farmers.
To practical Farmers wish TO that save an hand
twenty se farms for sale. (anL always hav. from
to twenty five which range from mites from
Paul.
From long residence in his Territory and from per-
>onal i'll. cction of all the l"ts this City,
be, to make the best selections.
therefore invite all persons wishing to cultivate the
soil to give me call.
Ny Farms have various degrees of improvement, and
natter myself that can please all.
Terms made to suit purchasers
HENRY M'KENTY.
Dealer in Real Estate.
Onicc--Od Post Office Building, Sd street
May 5. 1854
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LAND AT S2,S5 PEI. ACRE.


200 ACRES near Rmills Mill. well supplied with
time. for the low'prcc of 2S5 per
HENRY McKENTY.
ST. Paul August !. 1854. aug 2-iSwtf
90 Ions IN tins city, part OF which have improve.
i uents on them.
HENRY McKENTY.
st. Paul. August T. 1851 aug 2-l&wtf
so AZ RES ON Lake Gertrude. rlikaS north the
city. HENRY MckENTY.
ST. Paul. Aug. ]. 1854. au. 2-lNwtf
90 ACRES. miles Forth o! the Falls of St Anthony
Q HENRY McKENTY.
st. Paul. Aug I 1854. aug 2-,l&wtf
90 ACRES the Falls OF Anthony beautifully
HENRY McEENTY.
st. Paul August |. 1854. al. 2-4ISxu
.)JS ACRES bordering L. k. .In*cp!ic 3 mile, IRON,
- the city limits. 1G0 oil which fenced AMI go
ACRES cultivated! HENRY McKENTY.
81. Paul.. Aug. l. 1854. aur 2-iNwtf
.)27 ACRES lin one bodlD - mile, north from tn.
- city limits. confirming rich soil. good timber, amt
water, and all susceptible of cultivation.
HENRY McKENTY
~ Iaui August l. lS34 ug2-d&wtf
so ACRES bordering l'halcn's Lake 2 miles from,
l. the city. HENRY McKENTY.
St. Paul. Aug. l. 1854 aug o-&wtr
BUCKET KNIVES \ large a-,ortucnt of surerior
l. Pocket CUTLERY. Rogers Wooseplolms and Amcri.
an mandatory. SoM cheap at COMBS
- HENRY McEENTY
81 'auI Aug. l. lS54 aug 2-'l&wtf
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M@keHtD'a Column.

HENRY NC kENTY.
EALER IN REAL TATE.
OFFICE-oLD POST OFFICE BUILDING,
(Third Street)
SAINT PAUL, MIN. TER.
i AND bouehs and sold throughout the Territory;
AAmoney loaned, investments made TO the best ad-
vantage, and Land W arrans located.
REFERENCES.
NsB Yorf. Minnesota.
Gilbert Davis, ESQ.,, cow. A. German
Daniel Curtis, Esq, Hon, w. II. Wech, Chief
Capt A. DE Peyster, Justice of Min. Ter.
Messrs s. Thompson Hon. Henry NJ. Rice, Del
Nephew, egate TO Congress,
Messrs W ieiams & Guion, Rice, HolIingshead L.
Phitadsiphia. Becker, Atys at Law
Joseph Patterson, Es4, Pre- Messrs. BOrup l. Oakes
ident Western Bank, Bankers,
Messrs DreNel Co. Bks. j. i. ROsser, Esq. Secre-
X. Taylor Co., tary of the Territory,
Freed, Ward Freed Ames & Van Ettem, At
&C Bingham & Dock, tOrneIs at Law,
&C Sers, James Il Co., Rev Z. NJ. Fullerton, Re
g Bailey d. Co., sister a. ) Land Office.
Edward Hurst, ESD. NOta VIM. HUlcombe, Esq. Re
~ Public, ceiver IT, S. Land Office, >.
ii. Messchert, Atty at Law, 7. L. Mann, NJ. d.
.nimes Kitchen, M. ID.
William Steever, Esq
Neiy Orleans.
Messrs Brown, Johnson & Co, Bankers.
TIkSbnry
Messrs. Brown & johnson, Bankers. [49-tf
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TINIE undersigned respectfully informs the public that
i he has fitted up establishment on the corner of
Fourth and St Peters streets i'll the Of the Presby
terrain Church, for the manufacture Of
SASH. DOORS AND BLINDS.
He will ut all times keep hand the largest and best
OF all work in his line to he found in Mime"
sofia Orders promptly filed at the shortest notice
reasonable terms The attention of the public is ca He'd
to an examination of his work and prices.
y. B.-Al orders from the country promptly attended
to y. GROSS.
81 Paul turust II 1854 aug 19-,itf
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DAILY PIONEER.
SAINT PAUL :

Monday Morning, september II, 1854.
EARLE :. GOODRICH :::::::::::: EDITOR.
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; ACRE LOTs

EAGLE CITY, WASHINGTON COUNTY.
S00 Lots for sale in Eagle City
cOV HENRY McKENTY.
July left Dealer i'm Real Estate
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TWENTY-FIVE FARMS FOR SAIL
AlrIl,
MANKATO CITY, MINNESOTA.

MANkATO CITY, MINNESOTA.
Situated at tie Great Southern Bend IF The Nnaesotd
81. Peters Rirer
~ Lots in MANKATO CITY, Blue Earth
r. y County, Minnesota, for sale for cash or
time. HENRY M'KENTr.
Dealer la Real Estate.
st. Panl, M. T., Jan. 90, Is54.-4l-lf
ACRE LOTS
N'lIfllN ole halt mile of the Corporation limits com,
w mantng fine view of the city.
HENRY McKENTY.
july 19-tf Dealer in Real Estate
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NOTICE ExTRAO ORDINARY!

NOTICE EXTR A o IL ID ARY!
FALL AND WINTER IMPORTATION.
TTIIE subscribers take pleasure in inviting the attention
Of the citizens of 81. Paul and surrounding country
to their new establishment. located on the
CORNER OF ROBERTS AND FOURTH STREETS
We have just opened the above establishment with
rich and well selected stock Of
READY-MADE CLOTHING.
OF the very best and finest manufacture and latest
st! le made expressly for this market. at
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
very full supply of
Boys CLOTHING,
Hats caps shirts collars gloves cravats undcrhrts
socks. etc. etc. splendid assrtmcnt of TRUNKS,
INDIA RUBBER AND OIL. CLOTH CLOTHING.
Having partners in the Fast who buy directly from i'm,
pOrters enabled to sell at the lowest New York
Cash Prices. Please call at the
STAR CLOTHING STORE.
Corner Roberts and Fourth streets.
Re Our terms Cash.~eu
NJ. SCHOTTENFEIS co,
August TO- 1854. aug II dtf.
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IL persons ordering merchan packages, or money
\ from the East by express will please direct tho same
ia he marked to the Care Of Burbank & Co. Galena."
J. G. BURBANK CO..
aug 3O-lSwtf Props Northwestern Express Co.
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NEW BRUNSWICK RUBBER COMFh'
WAREHOUSE 100 LIBERTY 105 CEDAR STREET NJ" , IT.,
MANUFACTURERS and Wholesale Dealers IN al, N.
vi of Rubber Goods. made under Charles ''oa Ih;,
Patent consisting of Mems. Womens Mise" an, Ii
irn, Natalie Roots and Shoes Goats, Cloaks ot,">'
Combs STAY and Dress Bone, Dolls Doll HcaiS Dali
Toys Whips, Teething Rings, syr'nseS h'e"S' 'f''
&C., &c. =, III. coll from, tbar
friends and the public before purchasing
I"Iy 15 ism JOHNSON LETSON. Pres.
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Hor.e. Mules Cattle Hog, Sheep and Caye- n
nyer eight IN usnlhef. viii be cntricd Bird ca-s
tiouds--The weights to be pulnied fuuws: Hor-
.es lOOD h.; Murs. s01; Bel Cutie, l0DO; Stock
10. 700 Hog. l3b Sheep, 100, Calves, l25. undet
) months old Lumber Of all ktids, Con to
he ond-d aud unlosded by a copsignees
One day onl, viii be Hou e,i load or unond, uhrss
hv specia rermeuf ia writing. Whenever Car is
uieIed reuaii loadcd alter arriving it, pnce Of
irstina'on, "a h"ur-, unle.s otherwise agreed
"pop, vii be nj lhr opliDn Of the Comrao, 10 unload
IT, mud charge nj The rate 81 80 cents per Car load 1r
Lumber and 30 fur Conf aud also olnige The
rate Of I go per day. Tor the u.e ne Gm.
THOS. SHARP. Shnft
aug 27.ts w. \ Tenn. X. Il.
l-Rr 1, nrn.. md Rer. cnnY.
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HO! for the Christmas and New Year
HOLIDA YS!

INH0SE intending To mnle Presents the approach
l. ing HOLIDAYS. would do well call GIBBS well
known popular establishment and inc the large
ard beautiful stock of articles L. ckri> Charms Pins
Rings Keys Frames aud Cnses of every style ana pat
tern from tie up thu finest Kind yet intro.
duced, which will be fl led With the fac simae Of
self in style peculiar to Gibbs style that exreed
by and ,quhled by few. Cal at the sg't of the
Flag, don't make mistake but ook for stripes
=. f. GIBBS.
n Is. Especial attention i requested to HE new
style cnlored pictures. and speci ems of the
Siereo>copic work which is guaranteed be superior
any in the State Come one, all, Gibbs
a call, nnd ynu viii find him little better prepared t.,
his friends and the public. than establish
in TIN, counlrya- lie has mammoth LIZ com.
bIning sky and side tights, with competent and expr
rienced assistants, and nusualy large stock OF every
ding kept in any saeryn this any of the northern
cities
dec 2l-,s F. E. G.
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1--WE present critical of European affairs viii
L render these publications. unusually Interesting dl
ring the year 1884 They will occupy middle ground
between the hastily news tens, cIud specu
latons, and flying If the daily Journal and the
ponderous Tome of the future hstoran written aI or
the living inrre,t and excitement of the great pc.
iitical events Of The time shall have passed AWAY Ii
* to these Periodical that readers must look for thu.
only really Ineligible I'd reub history of current
ami surh in addition to their weil.establrsb
ed literary scientific, an theological ch,racerw urg.
them upon tie consideration OF the reading public
Arrangements in progress for the receipt Of eur.
y sheets from hr British Publisher by which we shall
be able 10 place all Reprints in the hands of sub
crihers about as soon they he furnish.
ed with the luregn copies. Although thus will involve
very large outlay part, shall continue to fur
nsh the PERIOD calls at the low rates as heretofore
viz.
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NOTICE.

rNHE Partnership of READ & NASH, has this
l. dey been diss, ved by mutual in cnnse-
quence of the removal of Nj. y % Louisville The
nf the firm hereafter will be used only to close
the business. Al persons owing debts u, on having
cuims against the firm, will settle them with Vim A
Read
WM. A READ
ian BITS HOS. I. NASH
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N 0 T | c L

'INHE branch of our business in Lynchbnrg, hereto-
fore known under The name and style of A. s. Shn
fer 81 Co, w,ll hereafter be conducted under that Of
BURROUGHS. sHAFER Y CO.
Il A. BURROUGHS Lvnchburg.
A =. SHAtER Peter sburg
SAINT. HALSEY. Newark n. J
GEO A HALSEY, "
R. NJ HUNTER
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SERVANTS.

HUE Ialn Is sIhpned Fo1 a passenger betWeen
vi the above named points, the charge will be made from
The point last passed by the Train, and charge vii
10 lass than twentv-ive cents in any case.
Passengers who do procure Tickets Except thosr
who take the whore tickets are not sold
will be charged by the conductor, per in al
titioH the regular of fare provided however
lh in case sh lac receive less than ten. NOR.
lan hfy cents from any passenger, any point o.
lie roat
Servants will be required To have passes. one tn
he left with the Ticker AGENT and ore with the onduc
tor which must be explicit in granting the priv
ese travel the Free coloted persons will be
required produce their free paperso they WI, not be
permitted travel the cars
May lots. THOMNS SHARP
rr,osn,,rtn,;or
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THE BRITISH QUARTERLIES
BLACKwOOD'S MAGAZINE

LEONARD SCOTT & 90. n. Y, continue to rc.pub.
llsh the following British Periodicals, viz
|. The London 2uar e,iy Rerier. (Conservative)
, The Edtndnrgh Rcoier (Wmg
3. The North Biii&h Rerieo Free Church
4 The Westminster Reci, u (Lbeal }
,. Blaeioood's Edinburgh Magazine (Tory
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BARGAINS in CIoaks 4 MamtiIlas.

- he subscriber has large and handsome lot oil
Coaks and Mantillas, which he will sell ut greatly
reduced prices. Let all those whn desire sonnet hing
nice and cheap call
nov | Is d. I. G PETERS
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CT Ii BING.
discount oil twentyh per IRON the above pri-
ces will he allowed TO Clubs ordering four or more COP.
les o any one or more of the above works Thus For
copies OF Blackwood, or of Review will be sent Il
one address for 80 90; four cories of the four Re-
views and Blackwnod for $40; and So on
foe tA"E-ln The principal cuies and Towns
these works VIII be deliver u, throu Agent FREE
VI POSTAGE. When sent by mail the Postage u,
any part ot the Uned States will be but T,yenv l,i,,
Gents en- Tor :" Blackwood and bu, T>yelve O.,
"A ysar tor each of the Reviews
hemttunces and communications should ALWAYS he ad
dressed post paid, TO the Pubsh,fs ~
LEONARD SCOTT & co
A. S4 Gold Street. New-YorL
n. B-L. y 4 Co. have recently pnbIished mad
hive now tor sale the FARMERS GLIDE ~
henry stephens of Edinburgh nm PORT NmInn
Yale College New Haven, Complete in . vail ,.i "
tavo containing 1000 pages ID steel and 6no a ~.
sr wings tnrr in muslin binding &c.
ty THIS 'rork as NOT The oid Book Of no n. :,
fdfefy kEsuscIrATkp and hro,ca upon HE NIL -
Jan 7-dts ~ ""fne
4 NJ KAClTE COAL.-iO Tons H.,
- lnaity hh'pchc CpaF Ia he r,.l,.' ,i. NJ "
be 5ous atlo" on es,iy application H. 49,
"e' '"s b. +, sACkErT
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MEDICINES
TiiROt CT ny INp,,,

u
ms = io crflh! that ule MEXlgss!a
Il LlNihbNl u been usesl an, -, = AlST
the -iai'ics 81 Adams n Cos Great -. Me-
aud Western Esrr-sses. f = Gum =, 55'sf',
Scratches, Sprein. nhd ifu &C.. mt n l. .i's''.
thee'ual. We hayr Ia hesitation IN 49,, Pos
as valuable preparation. 10 BE- u.,d l'5ftf
or beat. j DuNNlNG. qa
Fireman q Adam. [ q
hsrfe.s su,lap -
take great pleasure ia fscumrDe1..t.z
iran Mustang Imminent toHl Our fliar,. - ,a'
ere a. the best article We have ever ~ 'aa
spfains, or Guilds an Horses We L,,a' 10
siyel, ond awuAs cfirctunlly SOM, sd II
also used IL for SEVERE Brti. =, and T.. 'nfl
rheumatic Pains, nd tlipy all .py H.. ~ a..
we can "ey sny that We have abuudoo.t,t .A' aas
other Linimcit 'ae u.c
NJ iiEwlrr Forrn,e f..
AaERieAN ESPRrss ca. in,=
HARDEss ExPhEss II H., '"t
itLLtN AfRGiL 4 Co... H. u
ILL., ARG" y Cos, IL Wall,
Having used the Mustang Linipen, i, a..
severe cnse- ct hhtd Jumps and sw,l6ng. ~
Civ" my certificate L. it, rxcrllenr .f' heer
ter had a hard lump. the size of u be1' o, "! ia
wrist Tor year told her To rub il win, H. tl'h
ana NV al ltcat'ohs entirely removed il. I,
so used the LininIrni for SrInfIl.u. IN, nav
i - IN the hr'ai,u long stuhdif . on ty,s OF W
and IL removed Them i'nth IN II shar I'M. 5'Aql
them all remarkable rurrs. AID r. cnnu,,,l a. I'm
Imminent as The best rle | ev..ru.ed NV siu'e
JESSE I. HOrklNS
Liberty, Va. June both, 1853. mus nea
MoRGANroS, y. c. Jusc AM. 10.
Dir. A. G. Bra4g COL teeI II IN, .1,y =, 20 %
my leli " beings " la are afflicted a. / i., " '''t
my testimony tn the wond rtu eject. at ,., 4, ~
Llmmenf. was severely attic ked in Drr,,,l
with X journalism Ia lis worst form suf,u,r ' Il
day with excrneating pain for xix NINTH. hon,
whole line unable l.. walk % even step. My,ipIt H.
81 contracted and drawn up that | could NOT m
tn ground. and my left arm WIS badly enn, -, It
ring the whole tine was attended by two : u
skiiful physicians in the puce but they " p mis-
afford me reliei.and finally gave me ul,-pron,,
incurahlr, and said | 'au>t die.
A, tli. critical moment | commenced ns;n,, Il 4,
lean Mustang l. eminent. and after using iva .n,, ~
ties began To find relief from my suffering. AMI =,
using even potiles was rs we'll as ever | was b.e
GEORGE Coon
MnkGASro , June 30ih liza
certify thar am acquninte Nth George G r
thai he afflicted with rheumatism as aLoya .,..
and cured by the use OF the Mexirap Mn.,
Liniment. JAMES c. SNYTH
Merchant and tlolr X, enc,
PRICES.
The Lininent is put up in bottles of three sizes.
sells at % cents, so ce Is, aud 81 per borle The
size contains 3, ln es as m ich as the 2s,l.
the dollnr size three times : nuch as the - ,
size. bring much cheaper.
A q. BRAGG & co, Proprietors 30i Broody
New York and st. Louis Mo.
For sale by Druggists and Store keeper, general
JOHN II SEAY.
II
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Very Valuable Family Residence for Sale
ff-s. The undersigned ny deIeim ned Ia n ln,,,,
Mi y I.atisyilte Ky, fer #'or ale The HOUSE Al
81 LOT q " orcdrrd b, himself Tins is Que ~
lie mast desirable fam y eidences in the rry viii ,l
ssa., ou buldines--a new. IL i very rnre tina
such pr"refty this is Ia market, und nothing iu dc
termination change hi- lpcatiou induces him Ia sell
also wish se nine rainable Stopcs The lie, ms "
u made berai THOS. j. NASH
Dec i0-ds fs# $50
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n Office The ugdeptgned hav. tn. day put
Y ,ha>ed 1alpirrrp- interest IN the CONFER.
OF tchoi-, flta iaiuleil" ihe lu,a'-s heretn
fare, vii a. btuls he e"ndpced under the style und
trm 81 EtftiS PRYOR. Who alune# ARE authorized
e. u.s. the name al ie iotuer ce1ee, IL winding W
lheN seitnu canta uauet i taa patronage 81 the,,
fri"rds ad u,e t4A8, eruetHlb
x. }. EGHolS,
aug 5-ts " II rkhuh
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IA "s,'FI,0fPtdie toah' f"St ct"sS'-beN'sol Ih'S
'cu iurltute
4 .ies appropriate 10 Scrond Class.-Boxes bales
1 good feathers shoes, icry gnss, paints, oils
/ 4, aui c, .ectionery
/, cts ar.ropriafeio Th,id irgna dumes
-. iglr ,lee liquor, hngging, rope. butter, cheese
,al 4tur. haceo leather, hides cotien yarrs, cop
er n sheet i: =, :, hoow.ware, queenswarr castings
Ar rnrr marble (dre,sed) andother heavy moi
u, nated IN spc. iul or fourth classrntes.
,c'ss appropriate 10 me F0uuh Class Flour, lin
- rice. pork beef, t-h urd tnllow and baeol. lin
~ boxes sacks beoswux, bales of rug ginseng
II rei fruit, bar irun. marbe (ondressed) r,.ll and
r. nj stones, mill Penrng.
10 miles $50 Salt per busnel ! 8
''.' pr 100 miles. 200 Fifty pounds. 10
a,, y. $50 miles. 100 II
NV 'o' zoe miles 800 CARR" ast IL
SOP 7-dts
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A. J. BLACK, Ticket Agent s
~ B.-The same rates will be charged from knox
vile and all other pouts along the line To Lynehburg
aug l9-is
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A{{OOD.-Oak and ickory, we'll seasoned, Jus
w to hand. We expeci to keep regular supply
in future Those who will need good ire-wood-wili
please send IN their orders early
aug 5ts ECHOLS & PRlOR
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READY-MADE CLOTHING,
Cloths, cassimeres and vestings,
Comfort, Elegance and Economy.
WINTER CLOTHING.

Comfort, Elegance and Economy.
WINTER CLOTHING.
UIAYING comrlttrd the manufacture of their win.
III ter stock the subscribers invite the attention ol
the pubir their very Brse and varied assortment ol
suueor rea made Clothing Thu stock o 'lyercoats
pr.,inhy comp -es and greater variety i syl
and m fe han has before been o ed 10 this city
Among them nre Beaver. Castor, Pilot and Binnd-Cldh
Glendnle + ushng, Lion Skin, Pete sham, Blanket
Uimmneh S.ntag and Reversible. Beaver of VA iou.
eolors cut in different syls and al szes. T. oaks,
half three. ourihs, and ful circle Cioahs rpet Bea
ver Reversible Lion Skin aud broad Cloth hmm shnh
O7eru CInnks,
Dress and FrOck Goats
To thre invite special atteIt M having full sup
ply constantly hand "f II grades Ut cioh from eheai
s"perfne, and warranted equal IN WORKMAN
SHiP aud FIT to custom nor.
Business Goats,
Ba X and Fancy Cloth, CASHMERE. sainet and Tweed
Cashmere Frock,, Sacks, Sack frocks aud Paleiots-
Vests. 1900 Vests, Among which the fancy, taste aad
means oil all NAV be ommodated
Servants Clothing.
Those having Servants to cothe, would do well to give
Us "A call We fu nsh suits in any quantity, for iron
1913 to So 80. To Manufacturers, Planters and Con
tractors, purchasing l., the quantity, reasonable dis
count will he made.
Furnishing Goods
This departme' well sto ked with every hing per
tanning ttai branch of cur business, n Gloves,
White. Black aud Cnord Kid. Mode ush. flrecy
lined Tofi.ta. Thread and Md, Flannel lined, Buck
Lambs Back, Seal Back aud Channels lin'd Gloves =
Alsn, Buck aud Cloth Gaurtcts Colt Wool and Sill
Half Hose. Crnvals Scarfs and Stocks, Marine AID
Zephyr Searfs, Suspenders, Linen. Camlrick and Blk
Pocket Handkerchies, Travelling Blankets Shuts Col
lars. Gaters Money Belts, Coat Locus, Carpet Bags
Sitk Bingham and Canbrick Umbrellas, &c, &c.
At the Clothing aud Furnishing Bnznar
BURROUGHS. SHAFER & co,
dee cots Formerly A. ). Shoter T. 20.
fB Bedford Sentinel, Rounoke Beacon and Wytle
yl. TpIsgrap h copy.
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I)lAlED WARE
THE SUBSCRIBER CALLS THE

i A1TEA HON al Contributors und uthcrs. tn his
very large stock Of Negro Clotinp ready nude Of the
be-t tul ed Cloth, Has. Blankets and Narn Socks
dec 30 l. ID. I G. PETERS.
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DISS OIL ITO n.

FINHE firm of G. 4 \. Mckisl ey is this day dssolv
L ed hy mutual consent. All persons indebted to
the concern requested make an eary s,ttl,men
ot u, If accounts add al cinms ,gainst the will
be pad presentation. Tn of the ,oncetn will
be continued and used hy either partner in liquid ton
CuAN : MCKINNEY,
II MCKINNEY
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FARE KEDuCED-ThrOug from.
fgachbmg. Ia to kaarrtRe Tennessee. byt the Tir.
giaia and Tennessee Railroad aud Parrish a. Co.'S Linz
Of Stages Through tickets can he obtsned at In.
Ticket Office OF the Virginia and Tennessee Railron
Company the following points and at the following
viz:
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M"hGAsro June 3Oh Is53
certify thar am acquninte NTH George c.
thai he wns afflicted with rheumatism as abov. .1
and cured by the use OF the MexiraD Nul.l
Liniment JAMES c. SNYTH,
Merchant and Huirl h ep.r
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GONANT n WALDRON return t

~ Trunks Il their old customers iur the former
kindness and patronage and ASK HEN IN continue to
Gull where every exe,ton shall be made Ia pleas" them.
Jan 6-dts CONANT & WALDRON.