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W0ND.RrU.! ,vo<DnnRrUL!

\VOED%.HtHT-s.! NECEDNRls
TENiE '-liATClItT is BIHI.!n." the ''tthLA-Irr OF
u PEACE.' is between our teeth. and the smoke o
good aIti, reconciliation. (lu al the o;h;r good i&
iuagInailc) II floats above our heads, assuming
lanta@c shapes, just prior I" if> advent liio the w"r
n space, rroclHiHs with ''vu'c OF thunder the ic..
that IiitiCDX, OF The - lan Drug store. has made
alterations and improvements III HIS auI
und huast ot possessing tlc ' AEGl.Sr amt BEST
FILLED. DRi'G al.d CHEMICAL " -.REilOUSE, THIS
SIDE OF Sr. Louis.
Having completed arranrnneEts VIII, Blew md
several houses in the cities OF New K. hldcp PIMA.
and PITTSBURGH, are prepared tn Furnish Paint
ers. T. uders. and al who conteHp plate GSin. W lie
Lead. Zi!c PAINT. Oil Turpcntine, NHrni>h"S, Dry
Paints, iiOW Giaas, al sizes &c y in III" best
No. articles that can be procured in t!u>c cities, ana
at ns reasonable rates rs living profit will ad"ut
We nave just received per Nplt-, large lot Of Pure
Chemicals and rhl s'ias and cthcts, who nIaN pre-
scribe need Tor personal u>e large S:n: qTant
ties may assured, that they WI! l., offered ut
so..he rates, and dispensed with care and ">ari,ss
". W. Ii!t'i!CDN,
3qI Corner I'd and Cedar streets.
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SUMNER AI2RANCN
1851
NEW YORK CENTRAL Ia. BIE TRACK r iEOAD
Quickest, Safest ana Chez pest iOute 10
New ENrk and EEston

Quickest, Safest and Chez pest Route 10
New YORK and TUAton,
connection Vita N3cuetu central ia oaaj Via Io
t"'it and Niagara !a..o also VIII. Nc san T. H. VIA
tu,c4:nN an. Lll.a!u.
iilne from Ii-icgro TO New York 10 hours.
Ii.Ne rom CuicH.1 10 Bp-t,n Il. - hours
Tine from it.r1lo 10 New l"Ik II = hours
Itna from l!tlO ~ Boston, u 10 r.
F.l1a- trains leave z i'o for New u.ll ard Boston
on arrival az traiu from Cleveland and Ci.a %, II.
direct . t4ae'tlon through.
Ais' x!rc> Trains iii leave Niagara Tall or arrival
Of Tram, from c,roit and Chicago. landing "a cIi@ts il
New YORK in advance Of her rr,ltcs
Irrrn tickets be had at the Corlpaav's Otro 100
RAM 'h street, between the Natlcr,on aud cIoirsi.
!Iod-e OF at the Michigan Central OF Michigan souEo:4!
i.t!.cad offices
{. Y!TEhRT
General ~ -. ;n+cl'ient.
c. r C1reoy aud i, j. Sa,rir Aa.r' Cii.a-o.
"'s IN. +. II. CN- ITE Ii.sc' Agent.
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,I -. FW . ~ o, nITNTSO1A =.
z hereby urrua Spccla! term C the District Court
4 in the 81 Judicial District i'll The Territory OF Mil
lc,utl, 10 be held s,urcc in AID Tor The County
of scott uH The irst Euliu;.y ut j.ue neat at ten
uctuCA ia the tu,"u, iur the trial OF civil and cri
ina. of i,.W And hereby order ana
decI that panel Of CIaAd Jurors, and also pane. Of
thirty petit, tral Jurors be drawn al! Summoned
for >ut special term. III c nhHntf prescribed y law;
u iaj L,tl.t ui>rch spec al term be gwen hH the
publication and i'ostil, U copy OF tiii> ufGcr. APP
pun the 'a'.c III rs" ut.l"tf prescribed by section
lhlrl> uIc.c nlculd chapter siAt! OF The
Revised s'IH'utes.
Dated, AIarcl .3th lo1i.
tND;W G. CIIhTFlELD,
Asso. Jus. ANA Judge oil 81 .ud. Dist, II. T.
e
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J. =. FARLEY. EDWIN JAMES. JR., II. X. CoRSwELL
EARiIEI, j / NIt,S q 60.

Wholesale Gror.rS RID CJJnn,jSScn nl,tonts, Coz.
bare cld E,}yfi SIS, Ts.i,uz ne. L1ra.
EMI E Eow Offering to the TRACE Al the lowest
w m1rkr' Prices one the large md best - lee
ted stocks OF GroCcries CroChCry. assorted crates
for country ;radc Glass Ware, " OGDEN Ware Paints
Oils and Dye stu.iS, brought to this market We
respectfully ASK examination OF stock by North
Western slerChantS, before going east south,
are confident offer strcug Inducements.
We are agents for the Wheeling Parer Manufactures
and shall e prepared to furnish builders it'll superior
quality Of roofing paper.
FARLEY, JAMES GO.
Dubuar.e April |. 155i.--5I-tf
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J. l.. - LLERIoS. :. ELEGi.S.
j. T.. III i-i.ERFON u BIZ ri..fI~..
q :. r; iiEIIDN bus iiI,S dHN ,~>uCiari With INN
eS j. 81 h. bIai,cii Stars il the
House, Fort street. The bUsIi be conducted by
j. Burgess. under Tire hrn O.! T.. II iIFR-
TON n l.! RECESS; where they have an hand IA laige
ana we'll selected stock Of DRY cups of every variety.
together With 4 complete stock Of CLoiuING, Doors
al! SHOES.
We >hail do all in orr POWER to satisfy customer.
both rs to price aud quality.
March y, IcJt-ju-tf
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MRS. NIk,RRICK'
Fashionable Millinery Rooms.

No. 90 Main Street. Gtlena III.
IIST received direct from the East the lat stv,e. 81
y Ladies siIk silk and Lace, a'd Grape, Dress Iatrt
Florence Braid, straw, Hair and Chip Bonnets in gres
variety; Ribbons. Fioweis, straw Trimmings etc in
fact general assortment, of Millinery and Fame, Goods
IL ~ the intention that every one that gives cali!
shall be periec tiI satisfied with goods and prices.
MANEj A.MAktNi..
III connection "ith the ab"ye all orders promptly atcn
acd 10; II Is needless to pun, as well known, if not
would refer to Mrs. H. NJ. Rice Mrs iiomsiicad and
numerous Others. Nisettes, Dress Trimmings, ctc for
sale low. MARY NLRRICK.
H. Renicrnber the No.; 90 Nam street
Galena june II, ls52 9-r
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BAND OFFICE.

70 THE PURCHASE 4 SALE or EAL ESTATE.
Every DescrIHl,nGt Raj EStatc Bls.e4s -il.,aatL
II Personality.
YlNiREE wears residence in the Territory al actual
= observation has enabled the subscriber to become
wei AGA ulintcI with TIA. survey ed LANDS iAAt been
entered. aud ROW subject To entry.
LAND WARRANTS located upon such tracts only us are
w.li known tn tlie subscriber.
Accurate and well defined Maps now ready for the
Inc ,uction OF wishing to invest or purchase.
Collections made Taxes paid, and Loans negotiated
RErtacNCEs.-Ilis Tx. W. A. German. GOV. Min.
Ter; Hon. Ii. II. Rice. Del TO CcH@!c-o: Hen. X.
Smith, Alton, Illinois; lion David DlMsttd. MAY OF
81. Paul Borup II Oakes, Bankers, -. Pan .n:e> *
Van Ett-n, Auys, ST. Paul; James X. Whiting, Esq,
New NU.k City.
JANL. SrARkLY,
Notary Public, and Dealer III Erl; Estate,
Ibird.st paul. Minnesota Territory.
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EtCii'S S.t.A tiANDfiR SAFES,
Wiider3S Patent.

A Large assortment OF Safes, OF various sizes ana
IA prtttrnS, with and without powder proof locks;
for SADIE ri the Depot, 50 Water street, New York.
B1rsat-proo! Bank Waits, and Vault Doors !nulc to
order.
SssGARNS & MARTY. date Rolf, stearns &
Co, to Rich ~ COS i6 Water and
of CT Avenue and II. Marks Place, y Y, sole pro-
lricturs ct RiChs Patent, and the only makers oi %la-
inander Safes, combining Wilder aud Rich, PATENTS.
WI. CONSTAN~ & co,
Nov lo lS72-tf Agents - Paul.
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81. PAU. BAN ..st..

- & w. BATES keep Constantly hand good
~ assortment ot Bread, Cakes, Crackers and Can
dies of all kinds driety OF pies, beer DC. DC.
Also. just reed fresh lot Of Groceries. all of which
vii! be sold cheap cash, at the Old stand On Tiii:
Street, Lower Town.
81 Paul, June 9, 1853 ly
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"TiiE OLD BROWN DRUG STORE
sIiLl II VIE ASCENDANI.


= .!,Ei.a, p. CHARLES Al. OAhE3.
BORCp & CAki.S.
BlnLcrs uai Exchange Dealers,
SAINT PAUL, MINNESOTA.
TTAkE the liberty to inform the merchants and other
81 business men OF tuc Territory. that they have
atrly .s'I sJCh business COME cous III the lrlnc!-
al cis % Tire Last ad South to be able 10 afford
hem all Usual
Banking Facilities
They will receive current bank notes on acnositi
for which they viii give their Certificates pc, able III
Ike funds, COIN exchange Oh the Last AT cur
real rates.
ELcnuayc on The East, South and Europe,
Gut-:ht amt SOFT.
Collections promptly attended TO and proceeds for
waTicI. less e. change.
Luua i(ui.nnt5 Fought ami Sold.
uucurrant bank tthen ut highest rates i0-GIn
GREAT BARGAINS OFFERED.
FEIiE subscriber has ana 100 tracts OF land
that NH br ,uI low for cash. tIl.Iej or
changed i0r Village property.
\ good horse s:aIh ri horses and wagon or other
valuable property VIII lie tahcE III payment part pay
mtnt as the may be.
~ If G.. II. PARKER.
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- e.. -. 50 80
~. i; Dr.N.
bH2.G Pro, Tito- 81 tti- establish c"t, thhe pleasure
4 ia ,Ai'I..g tie q - .> IT II tnl = The sag
fcu..tI c''''tt. ulT ir, " ir'' sIi ,tri
s-uitt.t al i;ts~ +.i,' &rr!N &C. 4,t etst, IL
HuI-.rr-; Wh"t together Hh HE si'rh s,.CHfn u."ir
NH enable tnr.iI 10 sG,t qlie
extensive
Then of all the really desirable vAre-
ties pies itlS, both Stdhr.s and Dw"ri.. thtr-
r.u> RUINS, Peaches, Grapes, CuIrants, Go"sebtrIles
Raj phrrr!es, Strawberries Victoria ie InIs, Asdrd-
gus, DC ,
Also Ornamental Trees and Shrubhcry; !nclrcllS
Mountain Ash, BasaG Fir Red Cedar. Aihor \I"a,
Nurway Spruce SNOW Bali, i.iiacs, Choice Roses, &C
Also DahlIas, Lilies, P9omes, lhIoAes, G!adioiuS,
DC. Nc.
Tbo,e desiring to ornament their grounds supply
their gardens fields with fruit invited TO can and
examine stock. Our grounds are about Ii!!!ta
southwest Of The city.
MERRIFIELD & NEWTON.
April llth, lS5i. lit
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Notary Public, and Dealer III !tcn; Estate,
Ihird-st St Paul Miuntauln 1 ufrIlOI


: FASHION NILE TAII.ONS AN I! { ~ iiII4NS,
STREET. NEAR THE posi- OF FIrt.
X EEP Oh hand. all times All extensive assortment
IN of ready made clothing OF tue best quality. The
have also large assortment of cloths cna>ieres and
vesEgs, and Will give gentlemen l- III tie latest isn
ions Their goods of their OWN selection, ana Viii
be found he and durable. Being practice men,
they warrant their WORK equal to all, ii the ely
Oct. ~, le53--2.u.
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BRIGGS
NeW GrncerY and Provision J

New Grocery and Provision store.
1U-T OPENED-on the corner OF Roberts and
- Fourth streets, w.cIe may be found constantly ON
hard supply OF hRtt ERlES AND fhp| lHipNS at
Wholesale AND RETAIL all fresh from The lower mar
kct. Purchasers viii do we'll to call and examine The
quality and prices o goods offered, believing that ttrN
VIII &c iuly satisfied with both. Fresh supplies VIII be
,er..d weekly iIOu below. AEd, a. he pIu2rcl"r Is
MAJ daCurus all Kinds of Crackers 1d Candies, they
VII be soid here The same as al the factory WAN lAt
fire. gil added. j. IL. tItOol, Agent
81 laGl, A?ril. 1854. Ri
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ROLLIN CLARK. JOHN RENrEEW. 4. CRoZ
EAGLE FOUNDRY,
Cor1sr NJ MAN md Eiidi, StrtdS 81. Lo.us, No
CLARK. RENEREyV ~ co..

CLARK, RENFKEW Il CO..
M AM FACTt RERS of Steam Machinery ~ draulic
AFA Presses Oil and Tobacco screws. Mor>e's Patent
SAW dust burners, Page ~ thilds Iaien Clrcurr
Ms Tor horae steam water power, aid alt hinds %
MILL WuRk, &c,
They would i'll. lie the attention Of MlWrig to their
new and large rtock of Patterns for variety Of
Wheels; - t" which Will be furnished When dr,ilch
by mail or'olhcrWI>c.
Their extensive Boiler and Shret-!run Works, mior
the control OF 4 ClOIlER afford tlcties tu, Man u
lcinrilg and repairing Boiler and s-cV-IreM NoIk, in
the IH">; improved manner
Good se.chd hand boilers generally on hand. 1eiy
WILSON'S GEN F:RiL LAND AGENCY,
SoQF RolqGS, -N.tnt>rta.
'ENilS Agency hring the only in the Sank River
n Land District and the Government Land b.lIce
located ii tHit point. with the Srb>Cr5er's long
dcncc IL The West, a! helm. 81 Itr with the ;iVui-
taGc> 10 be derived ICON 'hUre hH! early lOca'loho:
gives IL particular advantages all othets this
Tcrntor, FOR tho speedy !ucaCrl OF Lands and Lane
Warrants IL said district.
AMy 3usiies- intrinsic! to this agency, WI. be ai,cn
dcu IL wIth pIoIhl tIIess ana dl~iatCh.
i. t.. WILSON,
Sauh RAJ ids, i',Ilun County.
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j. X. FREE nAN.
1EALER in Dry Goods, Groceries, hardware Cutie
II ry, Fancy Goods, etc. A complete assortmen,
Oh hand at all times, and very cheap for Cash
Prescott. Dec =. lo53.-35-lv
GDKLoLRNED FkUIT-tears, plums, peaches pine
Il appies apricot, currents etc. The
ST. PAUL DRUG STORE
l)iCltl 'Es. y few beautiful French Lithoprapls in
4 frames SOL AT COMBS Book Store.
'l'EAS Of the best qpsli'y at \ o. 4 Winsow House
J. W. pOwNER.
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AtsrellIns0,ss.


ATTORNEY AND COZ NST1.I Oh AT LAW.
N Ill attend promptly and faithfully to all business
entrusted to him i'll the Iii OF hi, profession 1T
saltwater, st. Paul. st. Anthony, and through the
Territory of Minnesota, and the adjoining counties o
tat State OF w isconsin. Office, STILLwATLR. Min.
REFERENCES.
Ills hx Alex Ram"ey Geo. w. Campbell & Co.,
st. Pan!. Calcna.
Dr. Z. w B"rnp, Mr. r. Lansing,
nr. >: w: simpson, " Mr. 5. o. Butler, 81. Louis.
Hon. A.W Looiuis, Piitsb'g J. H. arkm A Co {"
" Z. ShaItr, SAINT JW cthcr y 4 Co..
J. X. MoorIend, So Jos. &. Butler d Co. Gin.
g. W !achso Esd " MI Jos. =. Beags a."
;9am'l G1ru!v. Esq. =" Mr.. o Walker, Marine MILF.
Nal J. b. Butler, and :" II. Burke.
citizens sqaeraly, - " L. }. Butler, "
3q-lN.
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THc thea;, Corner still in the Field.
b. CT ~ iR ~ Co, intend keeping Constantly
- hand and tor sale AT the "thtap Garner" III
N.=oW > New iioie good and select tnent of
Staple Dry Guu,;> and ia,.Ice Fancy Goods, We!!
Hats Caps. RDu, aud SHOES. and all arI,ies USUALLY
h,nt IN a tcnt!cias Furnishing store, to which they
iy!tt the attention OI tic public gccIniiN ild when
t VII sell al ioat>u!,.C aid Cit-oHublc Prices, tIcir
motto bcin. ''si.iil profits and IuicN sales
Anon. tieir guhis may he ttIid tar assortment Of
Ladies Di s,;Iots ana GiiIcrs;
Hosiery and Md Gloves;
Gents coarse ,ud line Boots;
Trunks aud Travcnnr Bags;
and general assortment OF Ready Made Cloihing.
J. b. CULVER d CO.
ST. Paul. Feb. lst, ISL. I2-tf
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IF so. READ AND SAVE WORK.
Gs1NCE swords have been beaten into llorgfSitares,
y aud Spears into Pruning hooks, McCOrncks late
Patent Reaper saves immense labor, As well as money
Attention is called the late lisa Patient kcapns al
Moving Machine, which SURPASSED ANY al the v orIds
Fur
farmers wishing labor, time and money won!d
do we'll Gail anj examine have them constantly
hand Mt ware House.
CONsrANS, Agent, Lower Landing, -. fau
April IA, lc04. Ut
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%~.Ns stt&..i.
TEN subscribers having purchased the stock Goods
n in the store recently occupied by C.. ID. Fillmore,
prepared furnish his Old customers and many
feel disposed to give them call, with
choice assortment of excellent Groceries and IIoviS-
ions. Wines, Liquors SC, together with all other
Cies usually found in OF the kind. They feel
that examination of their goods will convince
customers thar what they say correct and that they
selling at low prices.
Slit KE!I OGG s. KINNEY
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1892. GEAT STOCk OF DRUGS. 1882
NOUiiE 4 NENIZ.

LOG MAIN STREET, GALENA. III.
nFFER for sale the following Drugs, &c, at the low
~ est prices.
1900 lbs lHr,drie acid lC,CtO lbs putty
- kegs carb. soda 80 bbls spts irpcntEe
10 bblS cream tartar SOC lbs Paris green
100 lbs Eng blue mass 10 casks Old port wine
100 do Eng. and Am CALL 20 bbls Eng. epson salts
10 cashs sull hur 10 do CaraWHy seeds
10 British ustre do Eng. grid mustard
II do Eng. rid borlx " do copal vanish
% Ibis plaster pGl!s 4 do Matcahoy s!!uH
do camphCr leo IBIS oil peppermint
500 Cuihine e lii lemon, fresh
lbls oil SO doz paint brushes
1900 lbs ext liuoric- 50 doz gross Lees pills
100 do inspd extract so do do essenccs
$50 do Turaey opium % bNs castle soap
500 do herbs II dGz Townsend's Sarsals.
% OF stryrhnire % gross bears oil
80 do morphine 80 hcgs saltprtre
500 bNs McCully's glass loco do r. Conhlmg & SOMA
so lbs lnseed oil pure white leGd.
WHOLESALE AGENTS FOR
HOughtons Pepsin, I.ou,ien q O. medicines,
Pain Killer, Sloan's medicines, sc.
Together with large and well selected stock
~ article III our line. NeCspcciay invite the
OF purchasers from the ~! country stock and
prices jy22-li-ly
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THE GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE

-RIt Ei'iI-N CEN IA !. HIiLHtIU.
GREAT - IEEN (Ci>A2A> EAILnOAn OPEN!
Ior!aing with otl'.r .e the shortest quickest, and saci
lo..e between
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81. Paul, Dec. 6, IHi3-,f

'.-t-I,'E> =. , LOis~.
DGERS' very hest, Congress kniies and all kinds
AN"f the finest cutlery, just received nj
& NOFrEE-Oid Java, &c! Ion and RIO at No ;;
u }. W. DOWNER
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ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI.
COmmiSSi0n md f0ru0rdiag House.
.,OSEPH NIOEREDG

CCWHtSS ION ma FOfUUTdlHg house.
JOSEPH NIOGREDGE,
CDr5tJ IF CDHiWcr,1al Gad PINE Straits.
GNONSIGNMENTS and Commissions Will meet with
~ rIompt and personal attention. and liberal CASH
ADVANCES will be given on ConsignmeErs Bills of
Iading
The Forw aIdmg and Receiving Of Merchandise and
Produce VIII meet with especial and d>IatCh the
the expense 81 Storage and Drayuge as much pos
sible ivOici.
ORDERS FOR Purchasing filed at the shortest no
tice and lowest market prices.
REFERENCES.
Page q Bacon,
Charles, Blow & Co., ~ ,;
CEOt,aq Il Vale, 80 A>o"''
DOan. King N Co.
" " 3 B Kew acSS s%%n * t'"'AtF' Louisville.
Ellis 3 Morton.
Strader u German,
Hosea n Frazer J Cincinnati.
Springer d Wheman.
+. o. Goodman \ Co.,
!. W. Butler,
ID. LeeCi n Co., riftsburg.
WIN. Holmes N Co.
Morgan, }. VI. Buck Il Mo,gan,)
Shields 3 Miller, u,;,,,...
+. L. iarlall 4 Co. 'P'"
b. b. Comegys,
iTr,.H iiSs g : CO.. cole, Baltimore.
Blow March,
Charles A. Mcigs,
A. G.. Farwcll & Co.. p
Howard. Son 4 Co., 5 ''
r. {. Twicleil n Co. New Orleans.
hive an open Policy of Insurance, which will
cover all shipments to my address, when advised by
letter per mail, when endorsed ills OF atiina
before or az the lime OF shipment.
JOSEPH MOGRIDGE.
RoLLIN CLARK. JOHN RENrEEw. A cRozIH
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D.CK~O..'s eating SALOON.
> now open to receive Guests. Ol sters Game AMI
Meats Of every Kind served up at all hours, Ill tn
shortest tne and to suit The taste OF lovers vi goo
eating.
supHcrs for Parties served at the shortest notice
>ii' prepared iur Coalition Parties Cakes all
hil.'iS, veiiIcs :i,d ds!rN h.ude to order.
t'vc Il CaI AID what | cant DO. Come and
..uI.,h at ii o'clock.
81. Ahthon, stItrt. Big Tree stands in front OF
the Goor.
MOSES DICKSON.
ST. Paul, Dec s, IS,3-.f
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:
c, r. G1n7oy and i. ! StHri i. Agent. O.. HcO.
w -. m Il { u Z I:-..L- Nco--
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G9M2N@ @GGwgl SRM9Eg@ GOODS 81
r IPIN'S challies, assorted colors; black
IL plaid twisted silk grenadines; black
plain and striped grenadines and organdies;
printed jaconets and muslins, at all prices;
striped, plaid and plain muls; printed and
plaid berages; pain berages; golden tissue;
plain, pllid and striped tissses; laced fnishS
ed aud paris mantillas; extra rich trimmed
mantillas; french-worked collars; french.
worked sleeve; freDch-worked chemisetts;
honiton anc NAL, l,ese collars, sleeves and che.
mizetts; point lace collars; honiton and NAL
stese iaces; rich silk tulle illusions; sash and
bonnet ribbons; Baious' and Alexander's kid
gloves; black and colored silk gloves; ladies
and misses black silk mitts and gloves; dam,
ask table linens. towels and napkins; white
and colored marseilles quilts; furniture dim-
itg ehintzes &c; ladies' and misses silk and
contton hosiery; french corsets and under
shirts; trimmings, braids, &c. &c.
apr 2I HARWooD 4 CRAWFoEB
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YYs4 REcEIYED AvD OPENING,


JUST RECEIVED AND OPENING,
A Large end Splendid Assortment oibpIipG
q and anmmer Goods consisting in part Of
Plaid and plain 0reandies.
Fl0unccd Oroandie Ro5es,
Bafaees fall c0loFs and qna'iaes,
Chaleys of every eaIieiy
White e mourning Chimeaeltsi cIcsl
Plain and printed elk Tissues
Ginqhams, Mnslins and Lawns, an assortment.
Extfa wEite Lace Mantillas different Patterns.
Emb'd Swiss Sleeves and Cufis, variety
Emb'd and plain Linen Hand keFchiet,
Plaid. plain, and emb'd Swiss Muslins extra
Lawn Edoing and iaseriings. al kinds and quality
Bonnets 81 al collors and qualities and Of the
latest slylesD Black Six net Shawlj Brown snd
white Linnans Of every variety;
Having purchased under the most favorable
terms enables Is 10 offer great inducements. Psn.
chasers Win please cali and examine our siork
before purchasing elsewhere.
march Q4. WOOD q BROWN.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig., 1854-08-18


ME undere gned have Just received anew
stock of Fancy aud Staple Dry Goods
consisting il part Of
a new style Of plain, plaid,and figure dunno
mer dress Crepes de- Paris; Flounfed Grasu
dine Robes; new style of Barece ShaaI
Robes; new style Of Crepe Lar obes-
Plain, Figured and Striped Silks colors
Solid colored Bareges, and Grana dinss an col
ors; Printed Organdies and Jac konst Robes.
a large assortment Of Black Dres Goods verv
rich; great many other DresF ,ods 81 at
descriptions.
ElGBROIDERIFE.
In Swiss, Jaconet, Valencia IA Honiton
Valencin Honiton collars, Chimiselis and
Sleeves; very ricb assortm eat of plain ard
embroidered Cambric H'dkeI isfs; JacoueI
and Swiss Bufings, Bands, z iring and Inslb-
ings; Honiton and Thread Bonnets; Rein
bons, Gloves and 1-ts, Ps 4, Shades and
Fans; new kind Of Mantis -,Swise, Jaconet.
and all kinds Of White Gcc 1s.
"A large assortment Of Irish Linens. Drinfe.
Linens and Linen Cambrics, Linen sheeting.
and table cloths, Damasd and very rich win.
dow Curtains; Cottonades and Linen driliin0s.
Marceile Quilts, ,Carpetings, Glass and Queens.
ware, and great many fancy article, TOO nee
merous to mention.
OUR OLD STOCK AT COST.
Our old Stock we offer to Sell AZ cost ~
to make room, and our new Stock. whichtds
are able to say that we have a. fine 1850
ment as any fancy retail store in New Orle
and we offer to sell at New Orleans prices
We will receive New Goods every weeek du-
ring the season.
Please call and see our fine selection
TO THE GENTLEMEN.
We have Just treceived very fDe assortment
Of Clothing:
B ack, Blue, Brown, and Green FrochS. Pale.
tots and Sacks, French drapdetait Frocts ana
Sacks, Merino and Alpaca Coats, all kinds of
Linen and Hair coats, Casimooites FroeIs
Paletots, and Sacs, &c.
Black Dee Skin Pants, superfne Black Me-
rino Pants, Plain and striped white linen panis
all kinds of Casimerete 90; Fancy Casimera
pants
"A large assortment Of an kinds Of Fanr
Vests, the latest styles; q fne assortment
Shirts, drawers, Cravats and handkerebie
Silk Hats the latest styles: shoes boots and
gaitars.
Gent emen we offer to sci cIothior 30 Der
cent cheaper than any other house in this place
arch 10, "a ly M. REIMAN 4 co.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig., 1854-08-18
PIANO FORTES

Durchased, and on their way here, 90 Pi-
ano Fortes, from those celebrated mas
kers, T. Gilbert & CO., Of Boston, A. II. Gale
81 Co, or New York, and Kpabe, Garhle &
Co.. Of Baltimore. We wish il expressly
understood that we are the only authorized
agents for the above manufacturers in this
region--and can and DtlI seU them lolCer than
most dealers can afford to seU them IN tie South.
AIso-Guitars, ViUlins, Accordions, Flutes
Clarionettes FIageolettes, Banjoes, Strings
and all other trimmings, Instruction Books
and Sheet Music.
N. B. AL instruments sold by a. are war
ranted for 6ve years.
DOWNING, NO0DY & Co.
Dec. 2. 1853. n21--1Y