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In favor of Plank r SG0u

But stop "Dont holler till you get out OF the
swamp'' While there appears six dollars in favor
Of the Plank Road farmer, let it be remembered that
this mighty sum OF money has been saved by the
labor of n sturdy farmer, with driver, stout ne
gro fellow, and sx fine mules in the incredible short
space of twenty days-a little over three weeks.
What wages! for so much hard work and exposure
TO nil kinds of weather. Now let it be also reTnen-
bered that if the amount of sixty dollars the worth
Of the Rail Road farmers wagon and team, be
placed t., hls credit it gives us this startling result.
It will have pnyed all his expenses and then left
him t,eenty:four dollars clear gain
Cannot the painest farmer perceive that by the
above calculation the Plank Road farmer has eS-
pended sixty dollars worth of time and labor to
save the pitful sum Of sx dollars; while the Rail r.
farmer accomplished the same amount OF lab"r, sold
his Cotton, and brought home the same amount Of
money (minus s6.0O) in one day, ate his dinner at
home the next-and the negroes hardly missed him
out of the field. What a contrast
"Thcrc is that sc;stercth and vet increase III {;
and there is that withhodcth more than is meet,
but it tenlr,h to poverty So said Solomon, and
from the above ssrtemcnt We believe it very app-
cable to the subject Of Plank Reals and Rail Roads
SO, open the books-plank up the change, and give
u, a Rail Road. Let lis hear the whistle Of the
STEAM ENGINE.
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ron THE ApFEnrlAn.


TO MISS A. L. B-R.
YouNc Maidell-with thy shining hair,
All braided from thy forehead fair,
And restless eyes os' azure hue,
vieng e'cr with heavens own blue y
Who may forctcl if coming years
Shall bring thee most Of smiles CT tears Z
Whether untimely sorrows blight
Shall crush thy spirits now so light,
And cast q shadow DER thy face
So richly fraught with cv'r: grace
Or happiness with magic sway
Shed DER thy path her cheering ray
Into the Future none may look
Thy 1est:ny's sealed book,
To be DISCLOSED its cv'ry page,
By Him who governs Youth and Agoi-
This only may We mOrtals know
That l;fe's made up Of ,ceal and ,coe
L. W. r.
EdgeGcId, S. C.
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Execution of Motley and Hlackledge.

WE learn, says the Charleston Evening News, tina.
Motley and Blnckledge were hung yesterday morning
Mt Wallerbnro" within the hours prescribed by their
sentence without the least disturbance. Their bodies
were cut down, and taken to Georges Station, pres-
GUS to being sen to Columbia, to bo buried. .
We understand that The military dctachments will
not be here until to.mOrrnw.
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CONNIE RCIAL.
Correspondence Of the Advertiser.
IIAMRURG hInrel

CorToz--Wc have had good demand for this
article throughout the week, at an Improvement in
prices. The sales have been light for the dast two
days, as oil parties are awaiting further adviees
from I.verpsol, which is past due, and generally
thought will be very important. We quote prices
81 to 81 cts Nonnally.
We have had a refreshing rain since :he inunda-
ton Of our Town by the River, which has cleared
the streets of the mud, &c, and our Merchants
have resumed business with cheerful countenanccs-
n
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THE HOMICIDE IN CoLUMEUs.-T'h Times
furnishes the following particulars Of The killing
of Deputy Sheriff RoBI.oN in that city ON the
27th uIt:
"On the night preceding, David Wright OF
this city, and man named jack Boycd, of Slac"n,
had committed Il mi-drmeunor, and Warrants
were issued for their arrest. About o'clock
on the evening of the 9Th, Mr.. Robinson, accom-
panied bv Mrssrs. Clrghorn, Morrell and Gan,-
mel, of the rily police, procrrdrd.to execute the
warran,s-Thry found Wright and Boyrd in
front of the Pleasant Hour. and Robson nd.
vanrrd TO them and declared them his prisoners
where upon he was Instantly shot down and died
in the course Of two hours. in the office of The
Times g. Sentinel, where he WAS removed by
his friends The slug pelieraled the right side
lust below the lower rib and lodged in the wal
of the abdomen. David Wright was pursued
F! and arrested. and is now lodged in Jail 10 avail
the Judgment of his peers. Boycd escaped The
most active pursuits of the officers OF the law
and is sill at large Both Wright and B"yet
have hitherto committed l,omicidrs. They hntf
fired n, Robson, but il is believed that Wright.
ball only took effect. Alexander NJ. Robson
was Deputy Sheriff of the County of Nlusc"gee
He died in the simple discharge of his duty
He WAS M an,iab!e man, an energetic officer
and Il rood citizen. We can but exclan in hi,
own touching language IA he rolled from side ia
side in the agony of DEATH" it is too bad" Yet
while our heart swrls with Indignation and
rrirf 81, his homicide, we forbear to give express
Sion to 0ur feelings and leave his slayers in the
hands of the law ; and may the Lord have ner.
cy upon their souls
"Imm-dialcly upon the death of Mr.. Robinson
Curon-rs Jury WAS Summoned by Corner
Hicks, who found that the deceased c"nic to hi.
death by pistol sho! wound inflicted by David
Wright.
"P. s. A party pursued Boyd on tho morning
of the 2S;h inst, and after i tedious chase over.
took him. Ilc too is now in the custody Of the
| Law
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New Goods arriving.

OuR merchants are beginning to receive their Spring
supplies of New Goods Among the rest, our indus
,rous and tasteful dealer in Clu,hing &c., Mr. LEnE
SCHULTZ has just reflled his shelves with spiendl'
assortment direct from New York. To any gentle
man, dvsirous Of encasing himself in really gentee
and substantial suit, We say ego to LrBEscnuLTz.'
He has been in our town now for several years. an'
has always exhibited a disposition to give entire sails
faction to his customers. He deserves success.
Turn to his advertisement on another column.
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Rather Odd.

WE owe an apology for the queer arrangement Of
our paper this week. The first leaf, 1t VIII De seeh'
is column wider than the second This Is because
we are out of the right sized material, having been
dssapuinted by failure in receiving what we had
stipulated for. Week after next, at the arhcs, We
wi ILL r-slnn,. nnr ,ynnistl nrnporIinns.
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We can but expressour high appreciation of the
frmness and wisdom o our enlightened Executive, in
maintaining in this instnce so signally, che dignity of
the laws, the claim of eneral Justice the sentiments
Of true humanity and tie tone of the State. lie meets
the appreciation of evey intelligent and respectable
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A very proper Epistle.

FRoM friend who was, until within a year, one
of our subscribers We yesterday received the following
note:
DEAR SIR,
Enclosed send you two dollars for the Advertiser
find that cannot we'll do witfout"-(ah, by The bye
pe must lcare the balance Of th,s sentences out for
nodesty's sake.) "One request have to make OF
you Whenever fail to send the money at the proper
time be certain to stop my pnper and you will soon
get yoif money"
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Celebration.

Our Odd Fellows and Masons propose to have a
great time in the way Of ceremonzing, speechifying,
eating and drinking the 2st April next, when the
Corner Stone of their building is 10 be placed in
lis niclie More Of this anon.
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Curryton Academies.

PLEASE turn to the new advertisement from the
Cnrryton Trustees. We are truly glad to learn That
their eorts, to establish fine schools in their Neighbour
hood, are being crowned with abundant success. We
are informed that the Male AMI Female departments
together number near hundred prps. Tie lnsil-
tuition was only opened in January At this rate, the
Currytou Seminary bids fair to rival the foremost oi
its class in the Stale. EdgefeIds certainly progress
sing in the noble cause Of education
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To Contractors.

WILL be let on Monday the 2o,h Of March,
w Mt Chcvis' Greek. on III Martin Town Road
to the lowest bidder the building ofa Bridge across
said Creek, ut that place.
$. W. GARDNER, ron,.,.
JOHN ADAMS. WI" ''
Mar 9ts &
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r. II. r.
Truly yours

That we call sensible, correct and exemplarylittl
epise. 1t embodies what We consider TO be the true
duty of the subscriber TO the printer, rs likewise o
the printer 70 the subscriber. The subscriber should
pay punc,uaIly, as his debt is but driblc-and the
printer should tothe day, upon failure Of the
price of his labor.
We thank our friend for his kind expressions, as well
as for the remittance of cash. Many others might do
likewise, and we are inclined to think that several
will. upon glancing at the commendabe note Of K
II. r.
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0BITU A RV.

DIED, in this District, on Thursday the 2nd Of
March, Mrs. MARY ANN, consort of Capt Robert
Mrrrwcthcr, in the 3ls year Of her age.
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To Bridge Builders.

WILL be let at Mrs. Bl"ckerr Mil. to the
w lowest bidder on Friday the 3l.t igat.. tho
construction of Bridge acrnss Turkey Creek. on
the Blocker Rood. precisely at ! | n'cock, A. NJ.
r. ZIMMERMAN, Conner.
r
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Notice.

1t. Persons indebted to the Estate Of Daniel
IA. English, deed, are requested make immedi-
ate payment, and those having demands viii please
render them in forthwith, properly attested.
JOHN SENTELL, Ex'or,
Mornh 1t B
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tlcman May his shadow never grow less Ant
may he prosper through life.
This netice ia respectfully offered by
ONE OF TIE COMPANY.
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House and Sign Painting

THE Subscribers having formed themselves int"
i Co-parincrship. respectfully inform the ciib-
ZEN. of Ed seti.ll District, that they are now pre-
pared to do alI business entrusted to them in tho
line Of
Painting, Gliding, Marbling, &c,
In all its various branches, and upon the most rea-
sunablc terms.
Ut All lrttcrs addressed to them at EdgrhelS
C. H., will receive prompt attention.
They may be found ia the Painting Room Of Mr.
WITr's Furniture Establishment. 500
R.frenee.-Mr. .ouS LEIGH and Mr.. JonS
wIrr. C. II. LUCAS,
A. A. PAUL.
March II
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Mar s
Important Notice.

A LII Persons indebted to US are expected 70 eau
N and pay up or nuke satisfactory arran ss'nen.s'
Amer the first Monday in April next, a,i aeo:s a.''
der Magistrates jurisdiction, viii oe placeu III tae
hands OF one for collection. -,n,,,,,,
Feb'22 5t
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Our Collector.

Mr.. NJ. E. WAGNER isnow.abroad upon collect'
ing tour for the Advertiser" We hope he will be
kindly received by subscribers, and dismissed Win
the needful'' as precipitately as possible
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Posi- OFFICE RoBBERIEs.-large sums of
money forwarded at different times by mail, on
the routs between Charleston and Montgomery,
suspicion fell upon VIM. c. Bcnan, young
man employed un!il Il few months back in the
Augusta Post Office, and he was few days ago
arrested. Money 10 the amount of $500 was
found in his possession when arrested, and proof
of the expenditure of about $1,000 more was
brought against him, for which he could not sat-
i-factoraly account. He has been held TO bail
in $4,000, to answer before the Circuit Court at
Savannah.
Another Post Office clerk here, Edward Beas-
ley was also arrested on suspicion, but the evil
dence adduced being insufficient for his detention
he was discharged.-Augusta Cons,iulionalist.
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sv SEVERAL Communications; and sundry para
graphs of our own have been ru!hlessy postponed to
next week BIZ the dire force Of circumstances.
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THE FREsHET IN THE Ur CoUsTRy.-There
is 4 report rurren, that the Wateree trestlc work
is gone for three miles.
There is three days collection Of passengers IN
Coumbia-probablv l5O-and if they had to.
night intelligence, that steamer was TO be put
on between Charleston and Wilmington. many
would leave in the morning for Charleston.
The damage on the Charlotte Road is slight
The train came down to-day.
The mail train op the Grcenyille Road, went
up to-day.
We have received no further particulars as to
the damage on the Grernvic Road.
The extent of the damage to the South
Carolina Road cannot be asrrrtained until The
walters have snbsicd The lrestle work on 4
great portion Of the swampi is supposed by somr
10 be injured. An abundance Of timber, however.
has been collected, and large force will 20 to
work as soon rs the waters shall have fallen,
and the repairs will be completed in short time.
We have received no definite intelligence as
yet of the condition of the Wateree.
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GalelIa.
III. NEWHALL.
Wholesale DRUGGIST.

CORNER OF MAIN AND HILL STREETS. GAIENA
WOULD respectfully call the attention druggists
" PHYSICIANS. and Merchants, to his stock of
DRUGS GLASS. PAINTS. OILS. DYES SEEDS PER
FUMERI. BRUSHES. &c.
The Goods purchaSe direct from the Importer and
Manufacturer carefully selected in the best rkcs
and feel hc>ancy in saying that all who purchase
viii be satisfied with their quality well as the extreme
lowncsS OF tile prices.
We have hand lot oc Window Glass of every size,
from 10y g to =! 10y a6 inches The Glass Is Of line quail
'y ree from Ien>hes, and the boxes contain few any
broken lights.
liNin- made arrangements with the Niagara White
load Company ~ Bat"lo shall hayc constant sup
ply %! their beautiful White Lead; and Agents of the
il1I'c Oil Co., authorized to sell their lAnSccd
OH at Il. Louis prices, with the addition OF freight
We are IN rcc"l Of assortment oil HavriHNn'S Fine
Pcrtant ; articles for The toilet in way supc
ror - any thing brought /" this part OF the country.
We have also "n hand invoice Ct Brushes. made to
oT'"r in Ne" York. comprising different patterns Of Fine,
Medium, and Cheap Hair Brushes Cloth Hat Paint Shoe.
Horse, Whitcwa>h. and Serulhing Brushes
Grass and Garden Seeds, OF every variety, warranted
new. always on hand.
Usage Orange Seed. for hedges in any quantity cons ant
ly fer sale, with directions for cuvatinc
Merchants visiting Galena invited to look through
my assortment. am prepared to any competition
Goods Will be furnished at the lowest price, WHEN ordered
by mail and particular attention given IT, packing
ry-5l dSwtlec2
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H1NOR Churches, Academies, Factories, Steamboats,,
e Plantations etc, nalc, and Il large a>*ori lntni
Kept cot>Intlv hand by the Subscribers. their old
tblisled aud enlarged Foundry, which has been in
operation for thirty yclr, and whose patterns, and pro-
OF m inutgure perfected that their bells have
world WIDE celebrity for volume of Sonnd and quality
of tone. The present ProprietoTS have recently sue
cordtj in appll ing the process Of loan moulding IN
Iron Cases t. Bell ta>ting--Whicl secures perfect
casting and even temper and as evidence of the UNI
impaired excellence of their Bells, they have Just
coiycd, january iS5i-the First Premium "a Silver Ne
dad of the Worlds Fair in New York, all others,
several from this Country and Europe being in compe
tition; and which is the -ti medal. besides many D
puUlaS that have been awarded them. They have pat
for, and keep hand, Bells of variety of tones
of The weight, and they also furnish to order
chimes of number OF bells, KEY and can refer 10
several of their make throughout the STATES and Cana
das. Their Iangn%s, comprising many recent and val
liable impfo consist of Cast Iron Yoke, with
movable and which may be tiIrncdupCn the bell.
spring acting On the cappcr prolonEIng the sound-
Iron Frame, TollHg hammer. countefp"iSe, stop etc
For Steamboats,, Steamships, etc, their improved Re
vulviug woke. Fancy hagiH4s in brass bronze Of
any design furnished. We supply whole sets
parts OF improved hangings to rehaIg bells of 9TH
construction, upon proper specifications being given
Old Bells taken lit exchange.
surveyors instruments of all descriptions made and
kept on hand.
Being in immediate connection with the principal
routs in all drec TONS either Railroad canal river
orders can be executed with dispatch, which, either
personally Or by communication respectfully solicit
ted. 4. MENEELl'S SONS.
West Troy, Albany Co, New York.
AGi:NTs.-Ray iuond X Ward. Chicago II. J. Nazro & Co.
Milwaukee. where Bell, be found. 41-u
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VUNIE "IIATCUET Is BURIED" the "CALANUT or
Il PEACE.n is between teeth, and the smoke
good faith, reconciliation (aud al the other good hng>
Imaginable) il floats above heads, assuming
fantastic shapes prior To it, advent into the WUri,
of space pro, airis with a NvoiCe of tlndcr' the feet
that IlICHCD\, of the - Paul Drug store has uIldt
extensive alterations and improvements IN his store
and bort of sing the tlih E.ST
Filler DRUG and CHEMICAL WAREIIOU 81, THIS
SIDE of ST. IotIS.
Having completed oar arrangements with iI0N, lnd
several houses in the cities Of New No:k rhllldcp i;
and Pittsburgh. We are now prepared "a furnish Paint
crs, builders. and all who contemplate using White
Lead, Zitc Paint, oil, TurrcntHc, NHrht,ic*, Dry
Paints, nduw Glass. all sizes. &C., Nlh the best
No articles that be pro, rcG Ia those cities, ana
reasonable rates as living pr'.it III admit.
We have just received per t lr,.., lIrgco of Pure
Chemicals. and ply >itan> and others Whh way pre-
scribe need for personal Use large small qtntl
ties, may assured that they VIII lie offered At
sonabie rates. and dispensed with cure and eNacthcas.
". W. liiC;lCON,
Corner 2.l and gdar
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LAID OFFICE.

EO TIE TT KIIINNH 4 NNI.I. q. KEAT ISTAIE
Erry Descriptive f R'al Esf1ie Business -iuended
Il Iu<1u1Hg.
VENIEEE years residence III the Territory AID aetna
u observation has tn;ltl the subscriber To becolnt
we'll acquainted with the survey ed lands ilat have beer
entered, and are ROW sal. ect To entry.
LaND WARRANTS located upon such tracts only
well known to The subscriber.
Accurate aud we'll defined Maps ready for The
Inspection Of Wishing To invest or purchase.
Collections made Taxes paid, and Loans rcgoi lated
REFERENCEs.-llis EN-. W. y. tUrinau, Gov. Nil
Ter; Hon. II. NJ. Rice, Del To Congress; Hon. Il.
Smith, Alton, Illinois; Hon David Olmstrd, Mayor
ST. Paul; DorHP n Odhes, Bankers, -. Paul; An:c>
Van Ettcn Au'ys, 1t. pa'l; Jarlcs r. Whiting, tsI
New York City.
JAMES STARKEY,
Notary Public, anI Dealer III Real Estate,
1hrt-,t.. 81. PM. MINNESOTA Trr:ilpIY.
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-, ~, -, :,
CHARLES ". Euh, +; UnNS''fS H. JAMES
t'OHt
tanners a@l ETcHdHSe DedieTS,
SAINT PAUL, MINNESOTA.
rg1AkE the liberty 10 inform the merchants and other
8 business men of the Territory, that they have
atcly formed such business ctions III the princ
81 el.E1 81 IN" Last -"' 'u 's u oe "'1e u a"oiu
~ " r,,: v,;,;.:
i'rihi" az fiieAc''
ihey wan receive current DAM NOTES OH uePosit
of MA!Ch thtl VIII give thcir Ceriihcates pa9aDle III
Inc I'ds, or III COIN or eAcaoe Oh the East al cur
cent rates.
E.CChanSe on the Fast, S0nh ana Europe,
LGurht upd soId
f,,,ao,;oro ,ron,,,I, o,a,ded ,o ,,j ,roc.o,s for
,,arIL h.. oi1i.,,'rs' " ~ "
r. D,. ., c,1y
i|t'tN - az ''''t> i'D"S"t u'iU oot"' ,
'"tfcit htih ~'tca tahth III hShesl ia'es. tiO-oih
yUrEL.E YJOES.YE CCpiES lLREIDY SOLD
OF
.sSY!NNESOyA AND IT'S RESOURCES"
~ 1851
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Mfgtfl!I1lt0us.
s. j. X. n,

ATTORNEY AND COUNSEELOE AT LAW,
w Ill attend promptly and faithfully 10 all business
w entrusted him in the line of his profession. at
Saltwater ST. Paul. st. Anthony and throughout the
Territory of Minnesota, and the adjoining counties
the State Of Wise onsin Office SALTWATER, Min.
REFERENCES.
His Elk. Alex. Ramsey, Geo. w. Campbell & Co,
ST. Paul. Galeaa.
DR.. G. w Bornp, - Mr. r. Lansing, &c
Mr. J. w. Simpson, " Mr.. s. o. Butler ST. Ii us.
Hon A.W. LOOMS, Pittsb'g J. II. Larkm Il Co. .
;. {. Shaier, - Sam'i !. W etherell l. Co.."
). X: Mo"Thead, Esq. g Jos. G.. Butler d Co. Gin.
q w Jackson, Esq. " MIR. Jos. j. Begcs, g
sam Eorm!y, Esq. - MIR. Walker, Marine Mills.
Mag. }. Is. Butler, and H. Burke
citizens generally, c. j. Butler
3q--ly.
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FAtiGIkR. FAR NiER!. E.iHNiEitS!
TO YOU HEAR.


C<INCE swords have been beaten il.tn llouglSharcs
- and spears into rrunng-hooks, NcCoruIcAs late
Patent Reaper immense labor, well mcncy
Attention called the late lc,Il Patient RctpiEg
Moving Machine, which surpasse! ANY II the World
FAIR.
Farmers wishing TO labor, time and money wou,
do well call sad .Vamuc as have them tamil,
uu hand a. inN ware House.
W.CONSrANS, Agent, Lower Landing, st. Paul.
l. i~.ll. l-:I
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Ferry at yIauOmiu.

AGfNTS.-Ray moEl X Ward Chicago; II. J. Ma
Milwaukee where Bells can be found.
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III. +. M,CEOSkE

NATIOLESAi.E Grocer, Forwarding and Commits
v sion Merchant, and General Steamboat Agents
No. 50 Leyec, (:alcna H. The attention of buyers is
called to my stock of Groceries, Provisions etc. etc.
Having received by late arrivals from New York Hos
ton New Orleans and st. Louis, which i'll addition to
former Stock renders my assortment complete shall
continue to receive additional shipments from time
time, during nhvigHtion thereby enabling to have
fresh and full stock throughout the season, and to lie able
at AL times, to fill orders the lowest market
The Receiving and Forwarding business shall III
r instance have my personal attention. by which, does
patch and care VIII be guaranteed and the expense of
Storage and Drayage ; much as possible avoled.
feel as urcd that my facilities and long experience in
The Commission ana Forwarding business, ENABLE me to
warrant entire satisfaction TO any that may favor
with their patronage.
Liberal Cash advances will be made Produce an
Merchandise shipped for sale in this market Par
'cuar attention will be paid to the purchase of all ast
clCs not III line.
o. Agent for Gaena and st. Louis and Gaena and
ST. Paul pACKET LINE OF STEAMERS.
ii. +. M'CLOSKEY.
Caicna, April l. 1853 If
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SIiULZE Il HiTl. rs,

FASTIUINABLE ItIEUHS IND ttVI HTENS,
STREET, NEAR THE POST OFFICE.
H ELP iaid, all times, extensive assortment
IA of ready made clothing of the best quality. They
have also large assortment ul cloths, cissneres ahC
Vu>u.-. and vail give gentlemen fills il The latest fash
ions Their good, of their Own stltctIon and VII
he found be and lLrahc. Being practical men
they warrant tieir worn equal 20 any III the city.
Oct. %. IrII--.1It.