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GO 4 Harrisburgh paper gives case of alb
sence of mind thus: ga girl who was one of the
first loves, was one night Lighting us out, after
having passed delightful evening, and in bashful
trepidation, she blew out of the door, and drew
the candlestick behind the door and kissed it,o
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no BUTLDERS.

ENDERS will be received until the LIST day Of June for the
erection and completion Of two-story stone dwelling on
Stinson, Brown & Ramsey's addition.
Pyns and specifications at the once Of The sub
scTfber. A. VANCE BROWN.
St. Paul, Nay IL, 1864. myls.
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FThe Oldest man married in Massachusetts,
last year, was IS years. Two brides were so
each. The youngest girl who blushed and said
YES to the question whether or not she would
''love, honor and obey husband" has seen the
roses of only ii summers bloom; while the
youngest boy whose marriage is recorded in the
table was eighteen
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Wdlei,a.
BRADLEY HOUSE. GALEn

BRADLEY HOUSE, GALENA, ILL.
subscriber having taken the and thorough
y renovated it, prepared to furnish customers with good
and lodging reasonable Persons visiting Galena
this house those needed by
the weary traveller.
myl6-H j. s. HOLMES.
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GyThe Texas legislature, at it's late session,
passed law submitting to the voters of each
county the question of license or no license for
the sale Of intoxicating drinks.
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WALL. & WIDEN,
OTIS WEST, st. Louis.
my15;h T. ID. CONNER, Galena.
nly15;tf
MINNESOTA RIVER PACKET

IT, ~ THE and splendid Steamer MINNESOTA
lsaask$SsaI BELLE THUNDERSTORM, Master, will run
regular packet between st. Paul. and the ports Of
the Minnesotg River during the Of navgaton
The Minnesota entirely boat, completed at
Pittsburgh built expressly this trade and will
found equal in steamer on the western
waters.
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ST. PAUL NURSERY q COMMERCIAL GARDEN

ST. PAUL NURSERY Il COMMERCIAL GARDEN.
TIVE Proprleto of this establishments take pleasure in in
that they receiving an extensive assortment OF Trees
Shrubbery &c from Eastern which, together with
ply quite an extensive demand
all the really desirable varieties APP
Pies Pears Dwar Cherries, Pus Peaches,
Grapes Cuans Gooseberies, Raspbere Strawberries,
Also Ornamental Trees and Shrubbery; including Mountain
Ash, Bssam Fir Red CEDAR Arbor v@ Norway spruce Snow
Also, Dahias Lilies, Pnonies Phloxes ladolus, &C.,
dens OF fields with fruit invited to call and
1 my ssiN' - -D'N' l' MERS1r1EID NEWTON.
J. MCMAHON HOLLAND,
attorney and Councillor al Lao and Solicitor In Chancery,
Shakopee, Scott County, Minnesota. "
MINNESOTA REFERENCE:
). Travis Rosser, Esq, sec'y Min. Ter,
Capt. J. II. Simpson, U. s. Top Engineers }St. Paul.
A.. J. Morgan, Esq, Democrat ONCE,
Hon H. II. Il. siblsy, Mendoza.
MARYLAND REFERENCES:
6
Hon. Alexander Randall,
John v. L. Mcmahon, ESQ.,, Baltimore, Md. my16-u
THE WATSON HOUSE,
BY DAVIS & wHITCHER, SHAKOPEE.
THIS and commodos Hotel has been recently furnished
at great and now ready 70 receive the travelling
and will neither time in order to render
table is supplied with every luxury market
Their stable is commodou, and their attentive and
polite
PLEASURE PARTIES in quest Of cannot do better
prares covered with grouse. myi5u
BIGELOw 4 FLANDRAU.
Attorneys and Councillors at Lao.
once over L. B. Walt Co.'s store, Third street, below Roberts,
WILL attend promptly and carefully to professional business
debts and all other business in connected with
the profession.
Money to loan in small sums good security.
HORACE r.. BIGELow. CHARLES Z. FLANDRAU.
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FRIcurFUL.-The Canada Times states that
should Prince Albert have his health, and the
Queen survive, for ten years to come, the Island
of Great Britain will have to be sold to defray
the expenses of the ROYAL Family.
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Let the fool speak, if he is Inclined for as gold
is found in useless earth, so may truth be found
among the words Of folly.
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VThere is no greater obstacle in the way Of
success in life, than in trusting for something to
turn up, instead of going steadily to work and
turning up something.
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eV'Reason loses the race, if it sits in medita
ton on the fence while competition rushes by.
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EVIDENCE OF FoLLY.-Neglecting to advertise,
and wondering that you do not succeed In bust
ness.
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FREMONT HOUSE, CHICAGO, ILL.,,
AGE BROTHER, PROPRIETOR. The best accommodations
" for the Travelling community. my16-0
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6SftceeH FduI dnthOny, nsdT Udy d0usS
NHE subscriber would those who wish
TO set fruit trees this fall the ensuing spring, TO their
stock Of that have this Territory from
three In connection with Scott Nursery at Dav
Iowa. they NIL orders for either standard
dwarf and description, that will be
qred this climate, together with Curents, Gooseberes
Grape Sci anything In the ornamental line such
Dahae, Phloxes, the kinds Towering
plants usually kept In such establishment.
Orders respectfully solicited from those who wish TO
embelieh their grounds As have suf
hcient quantity hand supply the demand, hope
this fa make the deficiency
the where spend the winter
Orders addressed left the Of Mr.. j. T.
Fullerton st. Paul. l. II. FORD & co.
st. Paul. Nav 15-tf.
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eVA man may be so mean as to prevent hum
from venturing upon perfectly safe enterprises.
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J. T. DOwDALL. r.. CARR. H.y. P. BIO cx-
DOWDAII.. 4

WASHINGTON FOUNDRY, ENGINE & MACHINE SH OF,
Corner of Second and Morgan Streets St. Louis No.,
MANUFACTURERS Of Steam Engines and Boilers, Saw ,d
1 Grist Mill Machinery, Tobacco Presses,
Kettles, Lard Screws and Cylinders Wool g.,
Youg's Patent Smut Machines, Building Castings, &c.
Agents the sale superior
Cards.
Manufacturers Of Eureka, Portable, upright
May a. 1854. myl5;tf
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@When true genius appears, all the dun
ces conspire against him.
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Thirty quarts of strawberries were sold in
CINCINNATI on Monday the 18th Of May for $50.
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J. s. HOLMES.
HI. r. MILLER

Saddle, Trunk and Harness Maker, Adist., GGlena, Ill.,,
EEPS constantly hand article In his line His goods
n all from Oak Tanned LEATHER tanned in
mot eam and better and servcabe than
any sold in the city, made
tanned wishing
arer to give him call. my16-IyS
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O. Good qualities, like great abilities, are in
comprehensive and inconceivable to such as are
deprived of Them
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CyAll communications for the Times should
bly,, and thereby avoid much vexaton of spirit:
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GREAT WESTERN MAIL ROUTE.
Galena Il Chicago Union IL. X.

Galena Il Chicago Union II. Il.
BEL0iT f. MADISON AND DIXON IOWA CENTRAL
ONE Passenger Train daily, Sundays excepted, will leave the
~ Depot, wels-st., CHICAGO at 30 A. NJ for warren
GALENA AND DUBUQUE.
One Passenger Train da Sundays excepted will leave for
ROCKFORD, at 3 20 Z. NJ
Milwaukee, Belot and GAINESVILLE, will leave
Chicago and 20 p M.
Passengers for Dixon and Iowa Central Route leave Chicago
at 3 2OP. NJ. - -
Leave Warren, II 80 p. NJ Arrive at Chicago 46 p NJ
g Rockford TO a. NJ. :" IL rs A. NJ.
% a. N. and P. NJ, at Bevidere with both
Eastward and arrive at Chicago, at IL Is A. NJ, and
&c p. N.
~ Connection West with Great Central
myI5tf JOHN B. TURNER sup't.
1854. UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE. 1854.
CHICAGO AND ROCK ISLAND RAILROAD OPEN TO THE
MISSISSIPPI.
THREE Trains daily through to Rock Isand Sundays
i cepted,
LEAVING CHICAGO.
LIST through Freight with I'd class 30 A. N.
arriving at Rock Island at .........9 P. NJ.
ID Mail Train at 80 A. arriving at r. N.
Sd night Express at II p NJ, cvey evening" arriving
TWO daily Peru, Sundays excepted.
LIST Way Freight with ID class
arriving at Per RI att. .....3 90 2. N.
ID Accommodation M.,. .arrvng r. N.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT CHICAGO.
LIST Night Express Rock Island 90 A.
I'd accommodation {" Peru at;...;.:.......u 30 A. N.
4th Way Freight Peru at...............s Is p. N.
9th Through Freight Island s. 40 p. NJ
All Freight Trains have Second Glass and Emgrant
attached.
Passenger Trains this road and
Trains roads running East Chicago as to
Tickets be had Of =. A. Murphy 30 opposite
the fremont House, Company the
Passenger Station corner Of Sherman and Van Buren,
Chicago, April 26, 1854. myI5n
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WASHINGTON. THURSDAY NIGHT.

1t is apprehended that we are ON the eve OF a
rupture with Spain. The answer to MIR. SOule's
demands percmptory and unfavOrable. Ills
demands did not include the recall of Puzuela.
w. II. Webb, ship-builder, Of New York, has
been notified by the Department that the pros
pect was that the House would Immediately pass
the Senate bill for six additional steamers, and
if So he would have the contract for one or more,
to be built with the greatest possible speed.
There is great excitement here on the Nebraska
Bill. Two caucuses of the Wings have been
held, at which Mr.. Chandler of Penn, was Presi-
dent. 1t was resolved to prevent, by all Parlia-
mentary means, the stoppagc of the debate on
the bill before Tuesday next.
Another caucus of the Anti-Nebraska Dem
ocrats came to the same resolution, and a
joint committee was appointed by both caucuses
for conference. The prospect now is that the
yeas and NAYS will not be called until Monday
night.
At late hour there is no symptom on either
side of giving in, and the contest is going on am
icably, upon motions to adjourn; and calls for
the yeas and nays.
Mr.. Green, the Charge to Ecuador, has resigned.
C1gy-To obtain success, usually requires no in
considerable effort of wisdom, nor can such eff
forts we'll proceed from other dictates than those
Of the purest integrity of purpose; for, despite
the cenSurcs and cavils of the jealous and un-
worthy, the world presents to us, at the present
day, pleasing aspect in this particular. In its
commerce the value of reputation is above all
price or estimate. The worlds good report is as
precious capital as can be invested in its bust
ness; and he alone is wise who merits this re-
pute, since the experience of recent times almost
universally demonstrates that it cannot otherwise
be secured. The instances Of the success of bad
men are few, and wealth, in these instances, but
demonstrates to us the truth that, when it is I'M
Worthiv obtained, it fails to afford the gratifi-
cation for which it is sought.
The necessary connection, then, between good
motives and means, and successful results, in the
pursuits of wealth, must be impressed upon the
mind of every man who hopes to attain to sue
cess, to prove useful or honorable to his family
or friends, or to the community of which he is a
membcr-Er.
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Follow the prescription Of nature and you will
avoid disease
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WHOLESALE Dealers In
MEN AND BOYS CLOTHING, & INDIA RUBBER GO. DDS.
NO. l62 and 1854 Main Street, of Washingf sa
Avenue, St. Louis, Mo.
N1E are now receiving from Mandatory
w our Spring Stock, which will be unusually large
prise all grades Of Mems and Boys Clothing
fabrics to the finest French cloth, and
Shirts Furnishing Goods Umbrellas, Carpet Bags, sc.
Our stock Of India Rubber Goods will be large,
shall receive these Goods from several different
Persons dealing in the above articles particularly
to call and examine stock intend sell goods
low prices and liberal terms city,
my15;f p. l.. H. VAN DEVENTER & CA
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O. About FIVE hundred carpenters in Phila
deldia are on a strike for two dollars day.
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JOSEPH MOGRIDGI


ana ana Pi"s G LOUIS 's No.
(NONSIGNMENTS and Commissions will
attention. and liberal cash advances will be Civ
en- on Consignments, or Bills of Lading in hand.
The forwarding produce
meet with especial and dach the lowest rates freight
much possible avoided.
Orders purchasing filled shortest notice and lowest
market prices
s s$:: si 81 $:;:, Louis.
" ". b B. ksTss%s & Brother Louisville.
; s9s s : % S s::'san, c,..n,,,
l spsinss e s + Wni,sman, Cincinnati
+. o. Goodman s. Co.,
u wv ". H sasass, $. Co.,, Pittsburgh.
E.s. Yarnai & Co., Philadelphia
' ss'.s. NE; 4 i S &c; p,'''norsi
E. S sSs = : : fa;ss, New York.
A. 49, G.: Ea s,N = Co.. Boston.
T. G. TwrcheIi 4 Co., New Orleans.
have open policy Of Insurance. which will cover all ship
endorsed On bills of ladg before at the time shipment
REAPERS, MOWERS, &C. FOR 1854.
St. Louis agricultural Wa ssa sss and Seed S0re a'-
WIN PLANT CO., sign Of the Gilt Plow, No. u North
streets, wholesale and retail dealers Garden, Grass,
Seeds; Agricultural and Horticultural Machines and Tools
aDescrptive Catalogue gratis post paid app-
90 Riggs Improved Reapers. $I35
IS Danford's double Reaper 14O
90 READS do do do do l35
100 Kechum's Improved Mower. 1876
II Eney's do horse Tresher and Cleaner
100 do do do do do Separator. 100
IL Lewis horse with tumbng shaft Thresher..
N. B.-PersOns wishing the above please
their orders early, the number is limited.
SO Burrows Portable Grist-mls, hOrsc water
Cob crushers Little giant, Nichol. ''
300 COrn-sheers, horse steam and hand power..
1000 Ne Plus Ultra Straw 25
100 Hckocks portable cider mills, with As so
200 Revolving HOrse-rakes.
1000 Flows, Peoria Jewett, Como Eagle
10 Harrows, Geddes triangular 50
100 Cutivators different patterns. to
1000 Churns, thermometer, cylinder others.
Shoves, Spades, Hoes, Forks Scyhe, Axes Apple parer
Hay Presses, chain and suction Pumps, &c.
Please recoect the Gilt Plow, North Main St., Saint
Louis, Mo. myl6-tf
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GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE, AND u.
$. MAIL LINE,
BETWEEN THE WESTERN COUNTRY AND THE ATLANTIC
SEABOARD, VIA. THE


MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAILROAD.
DETWEEN Detroit and Chicago connecting Detroit with all
ID routes to the North, East and South, by magnificent low
pressure Steamers, Buffalo, Dunkk, Cleveland and San
dEky, and other ports Lake Eric.
bound East from all parts Of the Great West and
South, will find this perfect in its connections, and for
comfo safety, dispatch and economy, far surprising
other line.
Returning, equally favorable in all respects
THROUGH TICKETS can be purchased at the following
places:
I.
j. Spaldng NJ. G. r. n. Line Office, .ChcagO
r. Bell, keiosha;
IN.
L. H. Coon NJ. G. r. Il. Line Oce,. Milwaukee;
W. F. Tbbetts, SheboySan;
p. Homan, n. G. r. R. Line Ofice .Dunkrk
l. A. Pierce, N. c. X. R. Line Office .Cleveland
Darius Clarke lib Broadway, Courtandst, New York
n. Y. & Eric X. X. Office, foot Of Duane and
COurtlald-S YORK;
Geo. Williams d .Boston
JAMES NJ. WINSLOw, Agent,
my15;u st. Paul, NJ. T.
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UReligion is the best armor in the world
but the worst cloak.
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154 Main Street, St. Louis, No.,
Importer and Wholesale Dealer
ENGLISH, GERMAN AND AMERICAN HARDWARE AND
CUTLERY.
Also, Agent for Iron Whittemores
Cards. myl5;ly
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Drs. BILLS & MOVES.
OPERATIVE DENTISTS, MANUFACTURERS OF BLOCK
- AND SINGLE MINERAL TEETH,
No. % Fourth Street, st. Louis No. LUs CIR eahoa,s
Hat and Fur Store.
REFERENCES:
rev. u. G Estes, Messrs. r. II. Miller & Co.,
MI Sa John H. Hammond, Townsend, R. senson
Dentists orders promptly attended to. m, N6s
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Ground once well ploughed is better thar
thrice poorly.
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BENZ. RINEHART. ZIEGLER.
Il. RINEHART Il CO.,
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN CIGARS.
TOBACCO, &C.,
North Main Street, under the Virginia HOTEL St. Louis, No.
We keep always hand large and superior Impor
ted and Domestic Regaa, La Norma, Ma Londre Cheroos
Principe and other Havana Cigars, the best brands.
May II, 1854. myl5ly
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II. w. &
Adolphus Meier & Co. I" H. & r. B. white.
mylou more & Co.
ST. LOUIS TYPE FOUNDRY nPAPER WAREH0USE.
Established A. d. 1910. DIV
r, A. r. dew Il CO., --. ,-
iAaI FOUNDERS AND DEALERS IN PAPER,
o. VIZ 80 L0cusf Street, St.. L0aHs, Mo-,
fAnss DEPoT-SHARK
VAIL tne attentlOn OF Printers
abishment, where will every variety of Tvue
Paper, Ink, Printing Presses, Rule, Borders
other article used in Printing Once.
A. p L. Co., have lately made additions their
assortment Of Book and Newspaper Type
from scotland, and have now complete SERIES new
series Of German Faces. NV"
They also the authorized agents principal rype
Founrles In the United States
selected from specimen at Eastern prices.
They keep always hand supply and Book
PRINTING Papers ALSO Cap, Letter, Coored Manila apers,
Cards and Gard Boards, will be sold on the
reasonable terms. '
Orders for Sereoypng and Engraving prompt ~
cuted. 1922 /" ~~~
Editors Printers wishing Newspaper or Job
Printing Office, Will be furnished de for
the sane by stating the size Of the parcu
and quantity Of work to be executed. -
Wood Type large assortment always hand.
VI Old Type taken in exchange CT mts per
pound. - -
n B. Sorts supplied to all founts estab shmen
at Specimen prices
The Type which this paper printed specimen Of our
Scotch Bourgeois and Nonpariel.
Cash paid for Rags. m
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hand, the opening of navigation,
Plain and Fancy Job Type, Brass Rule Leads,
different kinds that fill orders without delay.
received for Presses, Of the most celebrated
in the country; also, Cases, Chase Composing Sticks
and all articles used in the business.
subscribers confidently recommend the material
this Foundry believing that they will give perfect
satisfaction.
N. B-Prices Foundry, adding transport
Ii. II. HOUGHTON & co.
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WOLFF HOPPE,
No. 179 North Main Street, St. Louis, No.,
DIRECT IMPORTERS
GERMAN, FRENCH AND ENGLISH FANCY AN'O TOY
GOODS.
NONSTANTLY on hand, complete assortment ,sking
Glasses, all sizes Guns Pistols and Sporting
buttons, Brushes Purses Porte Manais Indian, Me
Coral and Amber Beads; Ivory, Shell Cobs Perfu-
merry Of all kinds Table and Pocket Cuey
Spoons Tweezes Hooks and Eyes, supendes
Spanish and American Playing Cards. Cotton oolen
Hosiery complete assortment; and General Assome Of OF
Gold ana Gilt Jewelry. myl5 ;ly
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Manufacturer Of erery description Of SasOs, No. ~ Mafn-s,
81. Louis, Mo.
NHE firm Gage Cos having been dissolved BY mutual
consents the 21st day Of January last would inform
friends and customers, that have made with
Bridge and will continue the manufacture If
Saws No pains have been spared In citing
machinery, and securing experienced women, and - the
direct the both In Europe
and America, for cash confident that can bold out such
md their interest 70
home manufacture.
character and reputation Of saws bearing stamp,
both dealers and
have had sent opportunity TO test the quality Of my manufac
tue while partner in the n OF Lee cage Co ~ not TO
price, quality finish, with manufactoy Of the kind In the
United States. Being In receipt Of description
prepared to MI all orders with prompness and Dispatch.
All orders addressed TO the undersigned, 70 1ess. Bridge
Bro, will receive prompt attention.
Particular attention paid TO all kinds Of repairing.
my16-1 W. L. r. GAGE.
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SLIGO AND TYRONNE IRON STORE.
W. r., l.. N.

VXIHOLESALE Dealers in SLIGO AND TYRONNE IRON
Cast and PIow Steel Nails Anvis Bellows Vices Hand
and Sledge Hammers Grow Bars Elliptic Springs, Axles Wagon
and Buggy Boxes, Cable and Chains, Junction Of
Third and Bench -sts., ST. Paul. Minnesota. my16-1y
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9aint Gonis.
w. 3. RWVMMRR

w. B. SWYMMBRs ri
GENERAL NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING AGENT, =
No. IA Second Street, Opposite the Post ce Sc. Los Mo.
- ~ I. REFERENcEs: <It "a
aasp W. ssiss Co. H.yssR w White.
my16;f more & Co.
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NOTICE TO PRINTERS.

IHE subscribers having received the Agency Of the above
Foundry, ready to furnish at the shortest notice,
all kinds Of
PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL TYPE, BORDERS, CUTS AND
PRINTING MATERIAL GENERALLY.
Type this establishment
in the United
finish material. We prepared furnish
FONTS at the following low prices adding transportation
BREWER.
Long Prner !"
Small Pca''''. .....3Z :"
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s. s. BRAINERD.
HOUSE AND STEAMROAT FITRNISUINC STORE

AND FURNISHING
(Ner) No. 40 Fourth street, ST. Louis Mo-,
Of Shower Baths Bathing Tubs, Hip and
1 Sponge Baths, Refrigerators, Ice Chests,
Dealers In Ice Cream Freezcr Preserving Kettles
dry Irons Brass Kettles Kitchen Hardware Britannia Plated
Ware Lamps, Spoons, &C., Knives and Forks Pocket Knives
and Scissors; Planhed, Plain and Japanned Tin Ware.
wIlow, wooden Wares; Mats,
Toys &C. Fishing Tacke Fancy Goods Church Fairs
low prices for cash approved credit.
N. BAgent for SCOTS Patient and Spences Patent Iron
Refrigerators; Washing Machines. myI6-S
VIRGINIA HOTEL, ST. LOUIS, MO-,
INRONTING Main, Green AMI Soc md streets; John H.
Il Spar & John c. Spar, Propretors. myl5-tf
w. r.. CULLEN,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
No. % Chestnut street, 81. Louis, NO.,
VT7ILL attend strictly TO all business his
w Refers to T. NJ NEwsoN, Esq, Editor Of the Times.
May 10, 1854. my16-tf
n p 4 n e n n = r 4
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Corner Third and RObeyfs-sfs., Sc. Paul. AHnnesofa,
AGANUFACTURER Of Zinc, Tin, Sheet Iron Copper,
1 forms the citizens Of St. Paul, that he hand
large assortment Of Stoves, which
Call and before buying esewhere Tin ware
best quality, at wholesale and Indian
well to call and examine. my16-1y