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On Tuesday evening January of consumption H.
Of Alex H. MeCormiek srmery sugar
Weigher in this city.
LET HIS acquaintance slso these OF the family, Hs
specty the frnera from hts late residences On
lis betw Apollo and Baecbu at o'clock, THIS phi
n. Tuasd,v svenns January TO- hsfpan o'clock VIOLA
hyENA aged days, only daughter Oh NJ T. E.
Leibrook.
~ The friends family requested to attend hsr
THIS MORNING. 10 o'clock. Live Oak street, between "Ah
ton and Sixth, Fourth Dstriet .o" "z.u
tB- Philadelphia and Cincinnati papers please copy.
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A house in Louisville, KY, proposes to pnr-
chase by sample all fax grown in the United States at
prices from $3.50 $3.50 per ton The Louisville Journal
contends that 5 per may easily be realized from this
dref
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Madame Sontag commenced series OF con-
certs at Cincinnati on the 9th inst. -.
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SAD AcelpENr-Three of the Rev, Mr., Lindsay, of
Cornwall Canada aged IS IA and T. broke through the
ice while crossing the canal at that place few days
since The eldest could have escaped but in trying to
save his younger brothers he went down with them.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-11

a4~ The Charleston Standard comes to us in ney
dress and much enlarged 1t is well edited paper.
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aI The steamer southerner has our thanks for Louis
vile and Cincinnati papers
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1t is rumored that Hon. Chas. Sumner, OF Mas
sscbusets is about to resign his seat in the u s. Senate
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~ a33f;5s III ! has

MsDNESpAl Saau- ~ ~
w j. Minor TAYLOR by Sovereign, out OF Clara
Hnwa d, 4 yer old. Dress, dark elle
T. LEC0MTE by Boaen, out OF Keel yesis
old. Dress, ed cap epd hlne jacket
D. MEDINA years old, by Sovereign oni Of
A. l. nassnas names eh e JOE BLACKBURN old, by
Gleneot, m " Frank Dress red
Jaruary l3-GubPurse $500 Three mile heats
January f8-Cab Purse $1,000 Four mile heats
ianuary lIClub Purse $500. Mile heasThree best u i've
pnrietors $500, For gaten horses for purse
aud milo heats SQoto 90 TO second horse
w Strangers Badges th days Sle Public Stand II
Field, 50 cents,
w Ladies must he invited provided for shem by member
Of the Jockey Club.
sEr No admtsance public stand without tickets
T Carriages and cabs leaving occupants the stands will
remain n the Aed until after the race
CT Race viii. be az ! O'Clock, p
the poaement, OF any M from rsn pennanl
will be displayed the Flag Staff at St Chsrles totei
iaaI r. TEN BROCK, Proprietor.
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FRENCH TnEArRE.-The aProphet u will be performed
tomorrow evening at the Orleans Fheatrewth Genibre
Lapierrs and Lacro1 Mesdames Borghese and Bertlni
in the principal parts We commend this opera to the
special notice Of our friends and readers.
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CONSU MPTION.
RAnMAY,s RENoYATING REsOLYENT

Has performed tile Of Consumption onegene
man who had been ,rembu brink the grave month";
who had not raise who had
could not raise his voice above Whisper
has quickly restored health strength ygo
bg u,e Of RAILWAYS REN1yATRG REsoLyENT
anre of R. R. RELIEF.
w Dr. JOHN RADWAY will give advice free Of charge ihe
afflicted at Camp street. 10 to IL at JOHN WRIGHT
CO s. Charrss street. from to r. M r. r. X ID sold by
JOHN WRIGHT & co. ianll lisp
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ssov IN AnR4ssAs.-The Pine BluB Republican Of the

Snow N ARRANsAs.-The Plne BluH Kepublcan Of the
31st ut, says:
We have ence more been greeted with that white
though unfrequent visitor, During portion Of
the night of the Esd and during nearly all the day of the
25th, snow fell necessarily and copoasly
Our streets thronged with persons Of all classes
ages and sizes Sleigh riding and almost all other
Christmas amusements resorted to and freey
participated iu
The amuscments and festivities Of the unusual
passed of with barty friendship and the best feelings
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Reduction or Prices |!

P. s. E. REILLY & CO.,
Corner Canal ahd Royal Streets
VIII reduce Monday the 9th inst their entire stock Of
WINTER DRY GOODS,
Which comprise the FASHIONABLE IMPORTED, we'll
domestic DRY GOODS. Among their tenve assortment may
be found the following leading articles viz:
RICH FRENCH CALICoEs, from Is cents to 3 s centai
FRENCH CASHMERE DEcossE, all colors, at Gil
PLAID CASHMERE;
PLAID SPUN SILK;
BRoCHE AND WATERED BARBOUR;
FLoUNCBD BAREGE ROB ES;
PLAIN, PLAID AND DAAIAS SIX BLACK SILK
BLACK MORE ANTIQUE;
eros DE NAPLES, all sslors ;
New Style PLAID SILKS
Nav Style BRocADE SILKS
FLouNCED AND BAYaDERE SILK ROBES;
cLoAKs AND PEssEs CLOTH AND VELVET fthe Newest
Styles;
EMBROIDERED HANDKEReHIEFs COLLARS AND cHEMI-
ZETTESi
EMBROIDERED SLEEVES;
TURNING GOODS.
| alto 81 BLACK MUSLIN DE LANES;
BLACK MERINo AND CASHMERE;
BLACK THIBETi BLACK ALPACA;
BLACK BoAn7AzINE
BLACK FoULARDj
BLACK CHALLY;
BLACK (LADIEs') CLOTH;
| knstyles OF MOURNING EAiBRoIDERIEs, etc., ats.
TABLE LINENS splendid assortment of DAMAsRS TABLE
| CLOTHS NAPKINS OF every size.
| LINEN siIEET1NG, from s-4 to 12-4.
| SUPERIOR IRISH LINENS, from S6 up.
P. & E. REILLY g. CO.,
| Cav "A poyai 1fraa
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y. III. Steel,
PUBLISHER, BOOKSELLER q STATlONER,
e1eA as~CAMP STREE .-@@ OV
n. III, SsceE,

tsr ALWAYS ON HAND A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF
LAW (Enelsh and Frnch MEDICAL SCIENTIFIC AND SCHOOL
BOOKS CLASSICAL AND LITERARY WORKS, CHEAP PUB
LEGATIONS, ETC.
tsr STATIONERY DOMESTIC AND FOR EIGN.
ls- BLANK BOOKS AND CARDS of every description.
az PRINTING AND BOOK BINDING executed with nsatnesa
and dispatch.
rz- AGENT FOR ]. t. WHITES PRINTING TYPES, ETC.
AND HOE 4 CO.'S CELEBRATED PRINTING PRESSES.
;nr step INV
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-11

T N. HANAU, JR., having withdrawn from
since lat JR last firm Of HANAu & co.
Wi confined by LUDWIG HANAu, IS herst1fore.
New oreanr, January lel4. [iaplI lmi HANAu co.
FyyHE MEMBERS OF JACKSON FIRE co.
beg knowledge the kud treatment Of Mr. STARK
the proprietor Exchange Carroton the liberal
furnished Eesben them during the fire
tsrday eCn, I'd hsg him that h1 will be
fully rsment
MISSISSIPPI feel grateful Che attention
shown them, JOHN O'BRIEN, Foreman.
New OFIgfY January
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vpEARD, j. A. s. MAY, Auctioneers, Ap
D praisers, etc., Banks Arcade, New Orleans.
Bces.and0Ks EEOfet,

:" n II W o II u IT a n 8.
t This known establishment having undergone complete
pairs during the past now open TO the public and
Proprietor grateful pas woud aoeit tho continuance os'
w The for Families unsurpassed by Hotel
in the South. [o9s gp4Wtfl ]. w. YOUNG, Proprietor
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Winter Clothing, :

EVigeter' Clothing,
OFF TO LILO q | D A 7 Z
SHERMAN & PERSONS,
No. Magazine street, Corner of Canai, N. u.
E5- Now is the time to get your sappyof
WINTER CLOTHING,
"a we are offering cur NEW GOODS At extremely
REDUCE D PRICES,
account Liquidation complete everything
appertaiuing a Gsntlemaa's Wardrobe.
Super BLACK CLOTH FaocK and DRESS COATS;
New Style FANCY CLOTH WINDREs
PLAIN CASHMERE PALToESi
OPERA CL0AKs;
PLUSH VELVET VESTS;
Super FRENCH CASHMERE PANTS
Super BLACK D0ESKIN PANTS.
..ALSo...-
tB- An elegant lot Of
FANCY SILK cRAvATs asd GENTS FURNISHING GOODS
UNDERSHRTs;
DRAWERS
GLOVES;
SUBSCRIBERS;
LINEN HANDKERcHIEss, etc.
LINEN BOSOM SHIRTS, from 2l3 to $50 per Dozen.
1T will eery shown, and must be closed out i'm
mediatsly. Call and examine, at
SHERMAN & PERSONS.
iar6 qpi5eod aW Magazine street. Canal, n. 0.
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NOR SALE.-A large and desirable IN
a property St. Mary, between PEyn" and PlaqHea'ne ia
strssts.
THREE LOTS OF GROUND between PrytSna and Nsyaiss
HIGHT Ions Of GROUND Felicity Ros snd Laurel street,
well rlapted for Cotton shed. .,.- -. :, ,
oy FRAME BuLDlNG, corner Psrido and ST. Peter
streets Store yelling atnye and dwelling an
ing sa ST. property being for rent Appste
]. o. PERSON. Real EztSte Rroker
ianIi 81 No. I Commercial fiars.
gS0R RENT, House on the North East IN
corner OF Grayler ST. John Apply to As1
4aYli COCHRAN & co, 50 Camp street.
OFFICE TO RENT--Back Office, one that
and pleasant on the door building Camp
street Apply 10 COCHRAN & co. 50 Camp II, iaRll
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RroTs, RELIGIOUS OR POLITICAL


we thank our good brothers Of the Press--the
.p;cavune. the Delta, the True Delta, the Bee
and the Orleauian the Courier and the Bulletin
are 1nutc-for coming to our aid, in rebuk1ng
all riot, ana especially in Gliding down, with
The most vehement indignation. the pestilent
attempt now on foot here to bring about, IN
New Orleans, a despicable imitation of the
scenes which have Of late 50 disgraced Cinoin-
natl. s1.
But while we thus have glad occasion to con-
graduate our city that its Press, almost in q
BODY, has ait once, in utter disregard Of all DEM
acoeue inducements, rallied to the cause Of duty
and humanity, of law and liberation, we have,
on the other hand, to call the strongest public
attention to the fact that shielded from the gem
eral knowledge by its idiom, there exists among
us a daily German paper (the Detstsehe zes-
tnng) which is beastly, bloody and stupid
enough to be attempting not merely to STR Up
our German brethren to o repetition OF the cin-
cinnati tragedy, but actually to exhort them,
when they shall 90 aboutit, to muster in regular
military bands, fully armed, equipped and uni
formed, SO as to present force ana 2 ifohe y
popular will which shall overcroW all oppositioh
and let the frightened Police understand that II
is the pleasure of their masters, the PeoFle tha'
lynch Law shall be administered to Bedinl
as soon as he appears here. The Zeatuag' IT
viii presently be perceived, affects, to certain
degree, to reason justly and to discourage VIC
lence; but Immediately proceeds to show 'ohs
it failed in Cincinnati and hoto it can be made
not to fail in New Orleans That our readers
may see how far we are warranted in all this
we place before them an exact tranlation Of thu
article:
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The Surprise,

CORNER of GRAYIER and CARoNDELET STREETS
ENoCH EvERTTT,
i,,,, Inc, VIM E. REDDNG
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SarsrparstZG.

TONIC ALTERNATIVE EXTRACT OF.
e8- Prepared only by
DR. L. j. COKE,
No. s5 CAMP STREET.
e The nongo preparation made, which daily used for the
CURE OF DISEASES OF THE LIVER and GENERAL DERANGE
hiENT with DEBILITY of The WHOLE SYSTEM.
t To had Camp and of Druggists generally for
~ cars dis Snip
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Diga'rh8a, Dysent0s'y, Cholera
rIIpV RpA NIORRITS

ts- BEAcHs ANTIcATHARTIC MIXTURE ia a certain safe,
prompt enctna remedy for the above Diseases and al q"
like Character either children adults. For sale by
E. D. BEACH, ChaItres and Cnatonhouse Streets
BY TnoS. RANKIN corner Camp and Poydtas Streets
nnn Crondlet sta. JAMS 2psAltW
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-11

GOVERNOR Foorgs MEssAeE-The valedictory message
Governor Foote to the Legislature OF Mississippi pre-
Yous his departure for CALIFORNIA; is one OF the abest
documents which has emnated from his pen. The Gov
ernor Declines under the circumstances in which he ls
placed by the results Of the late election and the feelings
of political opposition to his course with large majority
of the members of the Legislature to make any recon-
mendaons at length upon those topics which he THINKS
especially demands the action of that body The mes
sage is hence little than yindcation Of his past
political course. He however finally recommends the fol-
lowing for the consideration Of the Legislature
The restoration of State credit the establishment of
system education the extension Of the SYSTEM of rail-
road improvements; the reformation of criminal jurs-
prudence suppression of intemperance by wholesome
legislation the adoption of means for the final settlement
of State indebtedness by conventional action for the pres
srvation Of State honor from lasting degradation and the
necessary of certain official salaries He adverts
to the location Of the swamp lands by authority of
rants issued in accordance with the acts of March and
October 1852 with these suggestion he dsmisses the
consideration of the subjects fer the alleged,
| EMIeRAr1os FROM ALABAMA.--Ths Selma (Ala) senti
mel says relative to the emigration which going from
| that State:
No one has any idea what large numbers Of eigrants
leave Alabama every year On Wednesday morning last
| there five hundred board of the steamer
| Wetumpka, nearly all from Alabama; and there il
scarcely single boat that passes down the river but there
more or less aboard going to Texas and that
too from Alabama II the people all We would not
feather but with them they carry their property
the very bas of the wealth and Importance of the State
political body Since the first of last Oetober We
have little doubt but the number of pellons who hay
moved from within the limits of Alabama have averaged
five hundred day, and will average that number unit
the first of February which will be hundred and fifty
one days, making seventy five thousand Ave hundre
inhabitants of the State who have already and will eav
the State the last full and the present winter TIL
property carried out of the State by these
igrants will average $500 to each, making the
of $3B 65oC00 1t is true this amount is osetted
a few persons emgrating into the State and locatn
principally in the counties of East Alabama. But tn
number emgrating to the State will not amount to on
thousand during the fall and winter will the propert
they bring the State average than thousan
dollars to each engrant 1t is also true that those VIII
emgratng to the State consist of superior class
point Of intelligence those who moving away,
in all probability will make better citizens But the 10
the great quantity of wealth is to be felt une
plan is fallen upon by which this great tide Of EN-
grafton can be stopped .s.. 5o
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PLAN TIERS, GOODS,

u a n I u tt 3 q y q d 5
in full stock, comprising BLANKETS KERSEYS OsNABIJRGs,
5EANS PLAID and STRIPED LNSEYS 34 to SHIFTING aud
SHkETlSG FLANNELs, WoOLEJ SHIRTS, etc. of which
the subscriber invites trade which he
dspoee such terms will be satisfactory buyers having every
position particularly such
as will secure them low and good articles
their trade and confidence. A. b. JAMES,
d9l 1md65mW 80 Magazine Ranlt N
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N EW co G. ERN "A b. JAMES,
~ (o tho Late Firm Of MARSHALL JAMEs,)
Has determined to recgmmenc for bis WHOLE
SALE DRY GOODS BUSINESS aud opening, oe
No. 80 MAGAZINE STREET opposite Arcade aud No. Ia BANK
PLACE. large and wdl assorted stock Of
ENTIRELY NEW AND FRESH
EUROPEAN AND AMERICAN DRY GOODS,
purchased within the last days. unusually and which
he Is prepared To sell al corresponding low
FROM Mo great decline articles Of the
rtanH the belief that he Dealers bh cuuny
inducements such rarely with this market through ha
arrangements It'll one Of The buyers DRY GOODS
IN ntry he will be constantly receiving the
rable styles and descriptions
SPRING GOODS.
ct His stock at present consists of PRINTS LAWNS ROBES,
G!NGHAhs late oxidation At The Cystl Paace LINENS,
LACES HOSIERY, Gloves HANDKERCfIIEFS RIBBONS full
stock CAMBRIgS JAcoNETs SWISS AND OTHER MusLINs,
OF every kiad with the eheepe5t lot of EN-
BoDhlkS offered, consisting MUSLIN SLEEVES every
style HANDKERCIIIEFs, Wells MUSLIN BANDS, COLLARS,
ABtIs GiEhlSETIES CAPES etc. both in 1mbouId and
Needlework CAPS GLOVES NIL of which mporta
ton and haze been bought o. prices auction, close stock
20 VEST SHAPES coATiNGs GLOVES sus
hLPACASi ORLEANS, ALBERT CLOTHS, plain figured ME-
RtNOS, SUMMER and CANTON CLOTHS, with every thing
DRESS GOODS
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A CARD.-Dr. JOS. ELLIOTT HAS o.
q THIS DAY recevsd 900 HORSES, consisting of FINE 4
PAIRS SINGLE and FAST TRoTTING PACING HORSES al
Of which he will cell low the GOTHIC we'll
known TATTERSALL,S STABLES. DIR. JOS ELLIOTT
New Orleans, December 81, 1858. jams lm
ID EEF-200 bbls. prime State Inspection, for
N D sale by
lsniO s.H. KENNEDY co, rs TchOupitoulas street
SIDES-50 casks Prime Ribbed, for sale by
~ iaulO s.H. KENNEDY d CO., rs TchouPissulas NJ
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1854-08-22
st. 19aul au0'ts.
TIME! TIME!TIME!

" FOWLER, Watch Manufacturer Working
. Jewe!er aud Dentist, would respec fully inform
the inhabitants of ST. Paul, that he has opened store
st. Anthony Street, in the building opposite the
Rice House, doors from RObimsOns old stand with
assortment of Clocks Spectaces of all ages Back
and Side Combs great variety bosom pins, goggles
chimney ornaments steel beads and tasses ladies work
bags, cdrens' teethng rings, flutes, dice and boxes,
and variety of other articles.
Duplex, Horizontal, Repeating and Lever Watches,
OF the most complex and delicate workmanship, care
iuily repaired
California Gold Rings made to order. Engraving
neatly eTecuted.
TEETH CAREFULLY EXTRACTED. SCALED & PLUGGED.
H. F. from his long experience some of the first
shops i'll England, aters himself that he shall be able
to give satisfaction to all who favor him with theiI
work. Ills mottois Punctuality, Dispatch and MOder
ate charges.
St. Paul, March 24st, 1853 4s-y
GROVELAND Nd GARDEN AND NURSERY
Bdween 81. Pasl and St. Anthany, near the Half
Uay House.
VUNE subscriber ewould invite the attention of those
Il who wish TO set out fruit this fall or the en-
SUNG spring. to their stock of trees that have been
srGwi! III this Territory from to three years. In
connection with the Scott Nursery, Davenport Iowa.
they prepared Eli all orders either standard
be required for this climate together with Currants
GOOscberres, Grape Nines &c. Also, thing the
ornamental line, such Roses, Dallas PhlOxes and
the various kinds of lowering plants usually kept in
such establishment.
Orders respectfully solicited from those who wish
TO set out fruit trees emells their grounds As We
have rot Il sufficient quantity hand to supply the
demand, we hope to receive orders EARLY THIS FALL,
so as to make up the deficiency the nursery Dav-
enport, where expect to spend the winter Orders
may be aressed to us or left at the store of Mr. j. E.
Fullerton, 81 Paul l.. NJ. FORD 4 co.
l3.-tf
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UNITED STATES MAIL.
Posi- OFFICE PARTMENT,
N,l.-r,. Il,- ~

POST
Washington, July 13. 1854.
nRGPOSAIS for cOnvevin. the mails of he Uni e.
States the first day of October 1854 to the 3Oh
June 1855 the following route in the State of WISCoN
SIN will received the Contract Office of this Depart
mcnt until nine O'Clock. of Wednesday, August 3Oth
next o be decided by the day following.
No. 1878 From Prairie du Chen by La Crosse, LcwiS
MillS UougaSss Mills, Eau Galct's Mills Rush River
Settlement and Prescott to Point Douglas, Mimi Teri
24i miles and back. a week.
Leave Prairie du Chen Monday at : a. NJ;
Arrive at 81: Paul 9th day, Tuesday, by 5 P.M.
Leave St Paul nay at A. NJ.
Arrive at Prairie du Clen 9th day. Tuesday by P. n
For form proposal guarantee, and certificate, and
also instructions embracing conditions to be incorporated
in the contract to such extent as the Department ma
deem eXpedcnt and proper, advertisement inviting
propo> ais mail service for four years commencing fIs
instant, the States of Illinois, Wisconsin, &C. dated
January 9Th 1854
Each proposal should be sealed marked Proposal for
route No 1878 Wis., and addressed IS cond Assist
ant Postmaster General, y Washington. ID. &.
JAMES CAMPBELL,
July 81 -w4w Postmaster General.
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TRUMAN Nj. SMITH,
iusf,ce of the Peace NOtayu PubIic CoVecto~ ~.

TRUMAN NJ. SMITH,
Justice Of the Peace, Notary Public, Collector and
General Agent.
HAS removed his Office to the Brick Block opnosite
II the Post Office, corner Of Third and Minnesota
streets where he will be found ready attend to the
collection OF debts purchasing and selling real estate
payment OF taxes aiing Land Warrants, &c. Hav.
tng been in lac business for some time past, and
OF the Territory and of the on the ST. Peters
he hatters himself that he will be able give satisac
ton TO AL wEo may give him a call. e..
y. S. Town Lots in ST. Paul, ST. Anthony sni all
the towns on the ST. Peters for sale reasonable prices
Aso Farms in the country, with without improve
ments.
st. Paul, June 2, ls53-7tc
HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.
A House and two Lots ii Kitt3on's Addition, imme-
"A djately back Of the New Hotel The House
and conyenient, having been built during the Fall
Wishing 10 devote attention exclusively to bus
ness we viii sell the above property Reasonable
price and upon accommodating terms.
CHAMBI.IN l. MORGAN.
July g. la54-4SI Third street, ,st Paul.
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Cttsago:
GENERAL COMMISSION AND ADVER
TISING AGENCY.
CHI A RLES WOOLLETT,
CHICAGO, ILLINOIS.

TTNO MERCANTILE MEN, FARMERS and others having bust
i ness in this city
respectfully announce intention establish myself
permanently III the above business in this city
my services to effect sales of Produce purchases of Mer
chanose Lumber &c, on Commission together with any
business which reXures personal attention for which an
experience of seventeen wear, I'm active mcrcauts
pursuits and thorough knowledge of the city trade has
4uahhed me To elect On the Inost advantageous TERMS
thereby irequey obviang the ncovenence and exnenSs
OF leaving home and bunne>s Hoping to be fa oed with
your commands, trusting that this NAV lead
suring you OF my best efforts in your behalf am truly
yours, CHAS WOLF EFT
REFERS TO Aid. W. Kennedy E. b. Williams W. Way
man, NJ l.. Keith A. Ii. Backall ESQ John Rogers Esa
II. Frnk, Esq, Lessrs Mugent 4 Ovne.
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ERAZEE'S PATENT PORTABLE SAW

TINIIIS MILL. for cheapness, durability, simplicity and
i efficiency, has equal 1t is composed of ten pieces
OF timber and plank, and about 1900 pounds of IRON
weighs 1000 poundsis constructed without sash ptman
gcared wheel morce t'non or building and far
Guable and require, less than any other MILL and
will accomplish much the most approved kind
in It will size length description of log
and is easily taken down and put up when change of 10
cation is required Any carpenter can build them An
eight horse steam water sufficient to drive it,
and Circular Saw fcr edgng boards Iaaking ath picket
stuff &c One of these mills, in opera this
city has frequently been timed and sawed 10 feet of inch
boards per Persons desrous of purchasing terri
tory, will be dealt with the most liberal terms Ap
proved property taken in exchange for rights Mill $500.
Mill Engine and boiler eight horse power $1,000 In
divdual Town. County and State Rights for sale, and
Mills and models furnished purchasers. by
c. CROSWEII+ Agent,
june 30-4m 229 Broadway. New York.