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nag We had the pleasure Yesterday O

na- We had the pleasure yesterday of
welcoming to our sanctum, Hon. H. S.
PLuMMER, of St. Anthony. Although Wing
no man exerted himself for the good of the
Territory in the last Legislature to great
err extent than he. If we arc to have Wings
in our Legislature-may they ever be as
honest as Mr.. PLU,MER.
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@ We were shown yesterday besuti
full Daguereotype of the three story brick
on the corner of Third and Cedar streets
occupied by DR., DAVID Day as Drug
Store. 1t is one of the prettiest specimens
of the Daguerrean Art we have ever seen
and after having said thus much, it were
useless to say it was taken by that skillful
artist, j. E. WHITNEY, whose work has al
ready surprised some of the best Artists in
the East. 1t is the intention of the Doctor
to send this Daguerreotype east for the pur-
pose of having fine engraving taken from
-
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Poor OLD HoRsE.-A blind horse fell
over the bluff below our Office yesterday
evening, into the Mississippi, and was car
ried down by the Father of Waters-the
fall killed him.
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CATHCART.
No 20 Robert Streef SninI I,nM " Il

No 20 Robert Street, Saint Paul, ". r.,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN FOREIGN
AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS.
EETS constantly on hand a large and well selected
IN stock of fancy and STAPLE Dry Goods consisting il,
part of Brown Sheetngs. Shrtings Stripes, Drilling
Prints Muslin de LANES, Lusters Mernos Velycts Ho.
serv and Gloves Silks. etc.
large stock of Carreting Druggets Mattings and ALI
kinds of House Furnishings, low for CASH at
AZ No. 20 ROBERT STREET 81, Paul
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sS An English paper mentions the case
OF a rOhber who committed suicide to avoid
capture, A woman, attracted by curiosity to
behold the body, shrieked and fainted-it was
her husband. The neighbors were sent for,
and all recognized it as the body of her hus-
band. 1t was carried to her house. At the
Threshold the corpse, the pail bearers, and the
weeping widow and neighbors met the hus-
band alive and in perfect health.
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1904 ee l:I 49, 1854
UNION OF THE MISSISSIPPI AND AT.
LANTIC BY STEAM.

THlS connection affords the only continuous route BY
l. steam to the Atlantic from ST. Paul BY this route
passengers will escape the easant stage travel from
Galena to Warren
Arrangements have been made to ticket passengers to
Chicago and the east by the aena Minnesota Packet
company and the St Louis Galena Packet to Rock Is.
land, forming connection with the cars
Two daily express trains between Rock Island and Chi
cago connecting at Chicago with the east and
south.
BASS, BORUP CO.. General Agents. st. Paul NJ T.
JNO. NJ LAMB, Ticket Agent; Office, Third street.
and the Lower Landing.
Tickets also obtained at this Office to New York
Boston Philadelphia Baltimore and all tie PRINCIPAL
Of the Eastern and Southern States
JNO. NJ. LAMB, Ticket Agent.
st. Paul, May 81, 1854. ~
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DAILY @@aA LINE
OF STAGE COACHES
OE 81 AIIE CUACHES

ST. PAUL AND SALTWATER
NTIIL leave st. Paul every morning at A. NJ and on
w the arrival of the St Anthony Falls stage.
Will leave saltwater every morning at A. NJ. and ar.
rive in time to connect with st. Anthony Falls STAGE
SALTWATER AND TAYLOR'S FALLS
Will leave Saltwater Tuesdays THURSDAYS and Sat-
urdays, at A. NJ, and return on alternate days.
ST. PAUL. AND SHAKOPEE
Will leave st. Paul every Monday, Wednesday, and
Friday. returning alternate DAYS.
IS Passengers will be called for at the principal Ho
tells. s. POWERS Pronr;por
August 8. 1854. aug il diff
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b@ An editor in Iowa has been fined two
hundred and fifty dollars for hugging young
girl in church.-Er.
Cheap enough! We once Rugged girl in
church some ten years ago, and the scrape has
cost US thousand year ever since. Chicago
Young american,
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SENATORS IN CoNGREss.-The Legislatures
of the following States will each elect a
Senator in Congress the present year:
Massachusetts, Vermont, New York,
Pennsylvania, North Carolina, Florida,
Louisiana, Arkansas, Indiana, Illinois, Wis
consin, Missouri, Iowa and California
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I6r An English minister, after looking into
the vices of the "great metropolis, honestly
says =" Il have been comparing notes between
the condition of heather London and the hea-
then of India, and am compelled to say that,
in contrast with the outrages and wild orgies
of Indian heathenism, there are lament able
proofs that heathenism is actually surpassed in
wickedness by the metropolis of England"
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ToMAroEs.-This healthy and luscious
vegetable has at length made its appearance
in any quantity, They are offered for sale
in the market by the peck, bushel or barrel.
1t is true they now sell at higher figures than
they will hereafter command.
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THE GLOBE, Capt HAYcocK, left yester-
day afternoon for Galena. This is an OPP
portunity which our merchants have i'm
prove for getting up theirfreight. The Globe
being of very light draught, will have no
difficulty in passing over the bars.
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Personal Intelligence.

Sylvanus Tur,letott, Elk River; s Plun,mer,
st Anthony; James Ashley, Louisville; John
Ward, jr., St Paul, Martin Mcleod, Oak Grove,
were among the arrivals at the American House yes
terday.
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H@ Quite fine shower Of rain fell last
night-which causes everything to look
fresh and cheerful this morning. So the
Democrats visitor of Thursday has at last
arrived.
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g9~ The stability and permanency of our
government depends on the integrity and mo-
rality Of the people.
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HSs~ 1t is estimated that $35, ZOO, 900 are
paid annually to lawyers in this country in the
shape of costs.
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DROwNED-We learn that a man named
WIN. PENNARD, was drowned near Sank
Rapids on the Goth inst. Nopartculars.
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The Commerce Of st. Paul.


1t is really surprising to see the amount
of shipping that is going forward from St.
Paul this season. The forwarding and
commission merchants all seem busy send
ing provisions &c. throughout the Terrific
ry. Doing so much business with no water
in the river, and so few boats coming in
from below, We are at loss to know what
they would have done had the river remain
ed navigable the entire season. Two years
since, and the entire Minnesota valley trade
did not amount to as much as that of the
single town Of Shakopee, LIE Sueur, Hen
derson, Traverse DIES Sioux, st. Peters,
Mankato, or indeed of any of the towns
stretching from the mouth of that beauti-
full river to Red Wood and an occasional
steamer was all that was necessary to con-
yey their goods, &c, to the entire inhabit-
ants Of that region. Now several steamers
are kept constantly employed, and the
trade is so large that even these are not
sufficient for it. So great change having
taken place within the past two years-it
requires no prophets eye to imagine of
what Importance that rich valley is destined
to become to our city within the next few
years.
st. Paul being the great Commercial
Emporium of the Territory, it is for the in
terest of all concerned that she see that
nothing is wanting to draw, as much as
possible, the trade of the entire Territory to
her, instead of letting it pass to Galena,
Dubuque or other towns below Hereto
fore all that was necessary was for our mer-
chants to keep on hand such articles as the
consumer wanted-little being raised by
themselves. They were engaged preparing
their farms for cultivation, building their
houses, &C. This has been accomplished,
and they now need point at which they
can dispose Of their wheat, and other pro-
ducts. And no better investment, it strikes
us, could be made than the erecting of
wholesale grain stores in the city. This
may seem premature to some but when
we remember that three years ago we were
dependant upon Galena and the towns be-
low, for all we ate, vegetables included, and
now see the excellent city market, crowded
to repletion with the choicest vegetables,
&C., of our own growth, we doubt not our
friends will agree with us, that there will
ere long be a necessity for places of sale for
the surplus grain raised here, and not only
so but also for wholesale grocery and dry
goods stores, to stop as much as possible
the flowing Of the money Of our Territory
out of it. Minnesota now numbers near
forty thousand white consumers-th coun-
try merchant, could he buy on as advan-
tageous terms here as he does elsewhere,
would gladly relieve himself Of the trouble
of going or sending below for goods and
groceries to stock his store from year to
year. For these reasons, as well as Others,
we doubt not the method of wholesaling,
exclusively, would prove advantageous to
all and at the same time keep at home
much of the money that otherwise would be
expended outside the Territory.
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81 See third page, under Commercial head for rates
of Money and Exchange, St. Paul and Galena Markets.
and miscellaneous items
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R1- JEFFERSON FARMER, Esq is authorized Agent
for THE PIONEER at Galcna procure subscribers and ad
versements His receipts will be regarded payments
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FRUIT TREES.
WILLIAM II. FORBES,

DEING Agent for the celebrated Nurserymen. Florists
II Horticultursts JOHN DONNEI.SON NEPHEWS,
of Hamford's Landing Rochester, N. Y. viii be happy
receive orders in that line The community will find
to their advantage to give him a cali.
August 19, 1854. aug l9dSw3m
Democrat copy.
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81. PAUL IRON Il BRASS FOUNDRY.
TINHlS Establishment is furnished with good
sortment of PATTERNS and is ready to- fiji orders for
CASTINGS Of all descriptions short notice and
able FERNS
Having an experienced Pattern Maker in employ,
we can get up Patterns of any description that may be
called for.
Also, IRON TURNING and FINISHING done in the best
manner.
BRASS and COMPOSITION CASTINGS made to order.
Rabbit Metal constantly on hand
Old Cast Iron, Brass and Copper taken in exchange os
work: +. 4 j. Is. GILMAN.
St. Paul. August 16. 1854. aug 19.d&w1y
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FORAGE.
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DROPOSAIS will be received by the undersigned until
the 9th prOximo for the delivery the Quarter Mas
ters warehouse at this post, between January LIST and
March LIST next of 600 bushels of Oats in good new
sacks.
Each bid must he accompanied by written offer from
two responsible to become security the amount
OF $1,000 for the faithful performance of the contract
The undersigned will not accept bidder security
for another and will select bid reject all he may
deem proper. Nj. T. DANA A. U. N,
Fort Rdgev NJ. T., Aug. II. 1854. DIV
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FNIiE undersigned respectfully informs the public that
Il he has fitted up establishment the coruer ~
Fourth and ST. Peters streets in the of the Presby
terrain Church. for the manufacture of
SASH, DOORS AND BLINDS.
He will at all tes keep hand the largest and best
assortment of al work in his line found in Mime.
sofa Orders promptly filled at the shortest notice on
reasonable terms The attention of the public Ned
to an examination OF his work and prices.
n. B.A orders from the country promptly attended
to. N GROSS.
st. Paul, August II, 1854. aug 19-dtf
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MFRS. SIEGENTHALER,
FASHIONABLE MIIILNER. newly arrived from St Lou.
is Jackson street. between Fifth and Sixth, ST. Paul.
August %, 1854. aug Oddly
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BRISTOL & WHEELOCK.

COLLECTORS OF EEBTs and GENERAL AGENTS,
WILL attend to the collection of Debts throughout the
w Territory Buying and selling Real Estate Pay
ing taxes locating land Warrants entering lands and the
transaction of any business requiring the union of legal
information professional services-with practical
knowledge details Of business and the important ad
quaintance in the Territory Our arrangements ebrae.
the most ample facilities for the speedy collection Of dets in
distant parts of the Territory.
Office Third street, two doors above Whitney, GsL
NAV 25 wifi
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MONEY TO LOAN.
ION unexceptionable real estate security, at low
" figure, &. H. PARKER.
$50 LOTS
I N SHNsoN, Brown RAMsEY's ADDnIoS.-A. VANCE
L BROWN Co., are now prepared TO sell beautiful
Town Lots in the above addition at very low prices and
part at credit of two and half years. Great bar
gains are offered to those calling early. jy2l -d1m
MONEY TO LOAN.
an short paper and on Real Estate,
" Drafts NEW YORK,
I" GALENA,
&c ST. LOUIS,
q CHICAGO,
q DUBUQUE; also on the different CONNER.
jyao-Im A. VANCE BROWN & Co.
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CHANGE OF PR0PRIETORS. i,

DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS, OILS, &C., &C.,
Wholesale AND RETAIL ny
LEI c H & v e r l. N q.
rNHE undersigned have purchased the entire stock OF
l. Drugs and Medicines of j. NJ. ID. Miller & Co., and
intend carrying The Drug business at the well known
stand Of Keller Farnsley No. II Water street, under
the firm of Leich & Veding.
Charles Leich. the m, hopes he is favorably known
to the public. having been engaged i'm Mr. Crawford
Bells Store tho last five years Peter Verling ofthe
rm having been clcrkng In the present store the
last three years. haters himself with having the conf
dence of its old customers.
We intend keeping on hand large and fresh stock o
drugs aud medicines and hope by this means and by
strict attention business. and by low prices merit
liberal patronage both from old and new customers
CHARLES LEIGH.
feb25-ly PETER VERLlNG.
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LOOK TO THE FEET.

SOME THINGS CAN BE DONE AS WELL AS OTHERS.
HI HART having returned from the Eastern cities.
would his old and the citizens
eray that his Shoe Main
the Branch Bank of the finest AID best
stocks of Seasonablc and Fashionable BOOTS and
SHOES ever brought city comprising Cent? Boots OF
kinds al ths different styles Youths and Child
rem Boots Caters and Shoes of all kinds and
To s. Shoes in abundance.
He hss also fine stock OF No. Red Sole Leather ana Iay-
ior's No. Oak. of Cincinnati
ALSos3 doz fine French Caif-nins OF different brands
fresh the Custom House in New York.
ALSOMoroccos Lining Bindings Thread. Gutta fercha
Laees Sptts and in fact other kind
facturing Boots Fnd
Shoes which will be sold cheap the cheapest. and
warranted good.
He ha, also large of good and peenced workmen
manufacturing which enables him to compete
either for cheapne durability. with house
east or west Of the Rocky Mountains. Call and see.
mysi-u III. J. HART
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STEAMBOATS, & RAILROADS

TERRE HAUTE AND EVANSVILLE U. s. MAIL
AND EXPIRES. PACK ETS. -
TRI-W WEEkLp "A Boat Of this Line viii
- zsss.9lsave Terre haate aAa Evansville every
zzzzzz.SSNondsy. Wednesday and Friday at O'Clock
p NJ These Boats large ccmmodioas well
Connecting Terre Haute with Railroad aud Northern Pack
and Evansville with the different Lines Of Steamboats,
o. the Ohio river. e22-tf
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NATCHEz STREET FIRE, NEW ORLEANS.

NEw ORLEANS, April 2, 1854.
Our Office AMI warehouse. Nos. 81 and 80 Natchez ST.
with their contents, except the books and papers
taned In our Safe, were entirely destroyed by fire. on
the morning of the 10th March, Although the Safe had
been for several hours in extremely hot FIRE before
we could recover it, anu, being first discovered was
in red heat; being cooled with water we removed
books and papers. the twenty nd
dollars without the slightest damage injury to
Being fully convinced by this the entire secur.
~ OF those Safes, have procured another the same
description from the Agent viZ:-Rics Freproof
Safe sold by Mr. Isaac Bridge No. 32 Magazine street.
and recommend them to all who desire perfect security
for valuable papers in Case of fire.
PRICE. WALSH & CO.
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DROWN DOMESTICS,-ao0h bales different brands; Z.
L island Cotton; lo0 bales
bales brown Drilling 80 iales blue Drilling received and fol
sale by JAMES Low CO.,
sept AIS Main ST., Louisville, Ky.
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EVANSVILLE AND NEW HARMONY TRI'

EVANSVILLE AND NEW HARMONY TRI-
EEkLY MAIL LINE
e-:SsSrzA on and after Saturday. July LIST. the
EtANsra tE dersigned will run TRI-WEESLY LIsE Of
Stage Coaches as above.
Leaving Evansville. Mondays Wednesdsy's and Fridays
O'Clock M returning leaves New Harmony on Tues
day sThursday's s and satu days at O'Clock A. NJ
The line will all times stocked with good horses and
comfortable Coaches and careful drivers and the trips
made With regularity and dispatch All orders for goods or
rnsporon Of packages &c, promptly and carefully at
tended to.
other apply the Office Lfv-
and sale Stable Locust street the Market House
Persons leaving their orders Of the Hotels will
secure prom mpt attention. NJ. & e. III. DE GARMO.
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To Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Boston & New York.
ONLY STEA MBOAT LINE FROM
CLEVELAND TO BUFFALO.
SIXTY MILES LESS LAKE TRAVEL,
THAN BY TIE OLD saNpUskr ROUTE.
WITH CERTAIN CONNECTION At b yFF.aLO,
LITTLE MIAMI RAlLROAD
Cincinnati, Columbus, Cleveland and Buffalo
STEAMBOAT hfRAS ESfkEss fSalS F IEsFTEs CINCINNATI
ss steamer crescent CITY SF 4 ~ pes.. Commando,
leaves Cleveland Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays
es- Steamer QU ZEN OF THE WEST ID. H Mcbride
leaves Cleveland Tuesdays Thursdays
Through from Cleveland to Buffalo in ten hours, without
at Buffalo with the morning ansfor Nj
Falls New York Boston, Montreal and all
the Eastern States.
The slue deserve than passing notice
built and owned by the New York Erie Nex York
Central Cleveland Columbus and Cineinrsti and Little MI
end OF finish than to
The Queen and Crescent both Of skill
and will mplish in this day Of perfected
The Little Miami Eastern Depot at Cincinnati
Boat Line from Cleveland uhao; and regular
must procure their Tick.s via Columbus and Cleveland
Mea and State Rooms included by lake
steamers OF this route.
Prom Cincinnati to Buffalo 90
From Cucinnati to n York tRaircad from BuflaiSy 80
From Cincinnati to YOtk via Hudson river 10 80
run oA''AA-- ENCG RsioN TICKETS. '''''''''' '"
From Cincinnati to Buffalo and hack .....' 90
Or CHEAP ANY OTHER ROUTE
the old essaSshed General Rarosa in ee sppy
yellow building southeast OF Broadway Front
: sss ., a. .hs hs o1s n
road depot East Front street u
P. w. STRADER Ticket and General Agent.
The Omnibus Line win call for in Of the
ey2s j. III. HOWELL Conductor.
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FL X E! FIR E!! FRET!
MORE TR1UMPHS OF
RICH'S ANA N DER SAFEST

)I = The FOLLOWING CERTIFICATES HAVE JUST BEEr
received bf the mails They form additional testimony
of the superiority of RIcH SxLAMASDErs over all
FIRE in CHARLESTON, sc.
CH.RLEsTos, April 90, 1854.
Mr. a. M. HaToH Agent for Rieh's Salama nder Safes
Dear Sir Finding IL impossible to our safe du-
ring The late hre. which destroyed store in Hayne
street. and having taken our books we put into IL
several papers to test it, We glad TO acknowledge
that fully sustained the high reputation your Safes.
The preservation OF these paper more than
peced, when We witnessed the intense heat was SUBJ
jected to. Yours, &C..
COURTNEY TENNANTS e. CO
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GLANN NTAINING.

GLASS; STAINING,
IN The modern S'yles for Churches, Public Build
iacs Priraie Dwellings,, d.c DC.
Ta6 FIRST PRIZE RECEIVEDt
4 Cincinnati, also at the Louisville Mechanics In.
N stitutc.
We prepared to I'LL any order with metal SASH
stained glass with borders aud d mond centers FOR any
kind ofchurch windows with full size figures
cheap be had in New York, Boston Philadel
pha-the amount of risk OF brcakage and transportation
less.
Our references all tho good, modern finished
Boats the Mississippi and Ohio rivers three Presby-
terian Churches at Cincinnati the Episcopal at Ports
mouth, Ohio. one Church at Madison, Ind, chancel
window at Frankfort KY. also one window, with hg-
ures at Nazareth, and two Churches In Louisville.
Bay window in Governor Helms residence at Harrods
burg side transome lights in various dwellings in Lou
isvilie. Lexington and Danviile.
All orders carefully executed at the establishment on
But street, Louisville, Ky.
mhI7 6m I.C. MILLER g. CO.
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JEWELRY STORE OF
= - snS NJ ~
SECOND STREET, TWO DOORS BELOW MAIN, IN Mr. KsoNs {
NEW BUILDING, EVANSVILLE, IA.
AT this keep constantly hanG large and
general Of atches Clocks aud Sewelry OF
z IL all kinds Of the best and quality. My stock
ss will he continually supplied by fresh additions with
the latest and beautiful patterns. which my extensive
business connections enable to buy and sell At she lowest
prices lFI.
Repairs any kind executed in competent manner and at
low charges.
All goods and all repairs done store warranted
Those ythng in line. respectfully nvi-
ted To examine my stock and prices. Jel-u
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Law PARTNERSHIP.

Law PARTNERSHIP.
TAS. G.. JONES and JAS. E. BLYTHE, Attorniss al
81 Law, Evansville, Indiana. associated themselves
partners in the psacce of the law, and will continue
practice in this and the adjoining couates and in the
Supreme aud District Court. They design turning heir
attention particularly to land law. ln short time the!
will be prepared to give in few minutes an abstract
the title TO almost any lot in Evansville or its enlarge
ments Orin Lamasco togethe with their professional
aion a the title. if desired (jy25-dawtfl J
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j. f. CRISP

J.. r. CRISP,
CITY RECORDER AND JUSTICE OF THE PEACE
Fosters Building, Up Stairs.
II F. CRISP. having removed his Office N Fosters
O building, will be hand at all times, TO take ac.
acknowledgements of Deeds, Mortgages &C., and attend
to all business required Of him as Justice Of the Peace
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