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Go farmers ano Otbcrs.
Gorscs, Carriages, &c.

nkIJEs for SALE.-One pair of Mules four years
M ola Isl nsnd, hign and pair years Old 10 bands
Lh ~ n.r thooushy hind Nav be u lasn
brsip. stase ziht Inquire Of WA siAiSsOS 90 he
preE!ses.
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The Latest and Best Work On Turkey.
YEAR WITH THE TURKS; Or, SKETCHES

The Latest and best NlIk W iuIse'' ,--.......,.,
A YEAR WITH THE TURNS; Or, shEIChLS
~ EUROPEAN and AsiAIic DOM slVsS VI
TEr sun TAN Warrington W snyih with
logical Man Of the Turih Empire vol limo Oio.h c
Suiyth has he'd opportunities rev men @ ~ hs
In deetlons anu Iauy
error, the false reports the misconceptions as 70 iacs '
~ . be,s bv an able aud Impartial witness
WHICH &c "e'e ' ILopdon Atheneum, Feb - 1851
MI syths Of travelling well adapted 70 observe ae
character and di,on OF the people a. well ~ 70 Oh
ppop the mode of eovebment aud fts elects Ihoseu h
tuhsh ne less 70 ave an seoouu' ~
me- tb,r 20 row what light he could pom the uIksh empire
and peope lie has peasGn' picturesque and are. H'e @
which necessary e. naAe uaNe
Fi'"''''N' w. ~ iLonaon Spectator. FEB . 1901
: RFDFIELD Nos no aud ll2 Nsssaust
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NTEAM POWER 70 LET The whole or part Of
- ne ~ SOY Fsetor 10 'aet by 81 feet - k'abeh
No. } AMY 4, ABM BAII
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ITO LET-In MurTay-st., part Of three story
Apply g. No l. Whtsst
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nITkpI = 1INIS OF PAkIS--BN bhlIt 81 JUHII
"When undertook 10 describe the Prrpe Iin' OF
Paris the imperial had only Just seen thrown Ne M
-, I'd seemed 10 futtsr that blew from ali
Se n, object exactly paint The influence new
n emf NAV have sesdv hsd the eStenss o. society," no
r,erd changes ladies' heaadfsses or
,how that features in French character bat deetsu
,on morality and thought rendered sn empe
fl xtract from prsf.ce to So Johns Purple t1nis OF ras
MIXER, TH0RNE Co.. No l3s fult"ns
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,ri-,t otts -. with front ssrds and F.dens IN
ss- Io.cr r7ruswood. Wtnr t~o hundrd ynd' Of N'o.a
So. sr,rr StsEss the 10 hsf hoa in 70
ors 20 boz frooki'u APply 90 ~ NkNls
pta the p-tu HARRIS Co No - Peek slip Nr"iors
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A CARD-Feuale Servants Home and School TO-
- Ir.rustou u Dozs. Duties. III. 0aS eorsn 2set sad
kur0T-rs s3i >-vsn;E Pr1c-v- AgsncT t1s it-i
the Eoce oee and fsforu pooesr hs nraach Of q n
econoUJ-eones into operation lst o. May nsIt q No I
Crsrfr
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y ufes' Peck ip Ferry IN snd pvson Az lMo
A. ser,er brck thirteen ans pantries
n,,se .- IA re- icr &c. Reu, IS Inquire Of CochE-
COZ Er n "a hs
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MURRAY NIL MAEkEC No. 6N 9th sy.,
W b l.sr f,r re- lease Aso low dgurs the four
soy store eicisat unr'r s,oy On VI ad"ay 40
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T'HE CHEAP BOOKS, formerly published 0!
WIN BERRY Co, Bo.t.n are now owned BY Ne" 10Y
G. - oil soon be IN mint Ms sni trade orders may - a.
c,t.S As before 70 MN FERRY Co, Ne 10 NssSsS 81 ooh
Nc. as Post Ofhce NewNofk) "Sa' oHANi w.
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ny ONE WISHING 10 INVEST CAPITAL in 8
y Water Power hat Offers a'ysntases q ceson aa POSER
used tie kslsIlazs Gnd Rspi's PNakrea2 sooci
4 e KaAusEo al ine 70 heir al ,atAse 20 con
z vih the 81 hscriter. Aedrss. 49,
q . - I'm. q
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ITO IET-To an adult family, part of good House
having he modern conyenicnees 56hst aud sthay
Address Boz 5ll General Post Office.
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DOOJS 20 LET-Witb Steam Power bHbp wen
IL rsbt.. a. ,b4 orne Of Greenwich Beschsts sNprcsy
cal.,,icb.f FERRIS 4 FABER.
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n =, p,.r.on .ueeisfev 10 . very desirable usisheor
80 ., gufp!gr s sale Apply The premises No Il Ea''
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tween Beetman ano Auutts
IN nnn COPIES ORDERED in ADVANCE
IV.UUO Of PUbLIcAT!oS-Ths best and cheapest
gTRFFY AND HE TURKS. THEIR MANNERS Gus
TOMS &C &C by DR. Jerome smith the a. ented Mayor OF
Po.t1n beautifully Il usired with original defgl Pnce .
cent. SAML FRENCH. Publisher No l2l NAs'aus
TNHE GREAT REPUBLIC-ls the name OF new
and beautiful Weekly Newspapef jus published Price par
Ce1 For wholesale and retail together with all the other
Messengers Magazines and latest Cheap Puoeat ons OF
the dAy, BY ELLSWORTH sTkEET No = beekmansi
NOTICE 10 the BOOK TRADE.-Ihe subscribers
~ have pleasure that By special arAngemeu
they enabled supply the trade hrouEboui the country Win
Al. The publications Gould Luc0ln aud jno Jewett
Co o Boston 81 publishers pncss , .
They will constantly hand comp etc stock from hs m
Of the Above pu blbhtr srd solicit orders
SHELDON. LAMPOkr BLAkEsAN
Late Lauport, Brakeman Law
No s PARK place, New-Iork
B-Wi remove May TO No lis Nassaus between Beck
man and Ann sis
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nRAWING PAPERS, Ac.-GEOkGE H. BELL
has ooD.tarty band Ensh and American Drs%ns Papers
al sizes 50 Paper BY the ysrd raeing
Cloth Ensb American Tracing Papers Ensoee Cros Sec
Ron Panel Jain cOoTed Drawing Pencils Matthew aies n-
n.bn and all articles the line Of Stationery used oy t9e AZ
ehitec Snrvey enc Drawing Teachers GEOij E BELL
Dealer in FOREIGN Dan este Stationery 20 l5s Nssaut
CCUOOJ, AVID MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS and
= 81 TIONERY - CHEAP a. the CHEAPEST.
HIGGINS / KELLOGG.
voa. Rockefeller. StAiiOners Publishers znd Bank 5ook
e.rrfsctErrrs John NewYork beg 10 kure Bookseller
a. Country MeTchauts no bay ae or small ANTI e. tha
he ,ppf nd better goods he shove line
a 1oS 81 priees thar . their estsb lshmeot
ensAssa N he Manufacture OF Blank Boots o.
CIV desirable hes oser inducements IN that hne
sd heir pubhinF And other ae.ie. enable IN to fn'
BOOKS AND STATIONERY
on equsly favorable terms
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GontIeman o. uneEceptIonahIe moraI


~ house Young Man ah0ni 10 years o. go no sa, -
israret soc cpportuuity "a ads nce lent sn
ohtsir tnowdge Of t-Ltf5 salHy tie hr yeaf ~
BE- so ATpcl ion must BE- Written BY t1e sppin giving e
biz pfeF0l with Teicrsu Adde.
Ec1 No. 7t5 New iork Pos Otca.
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j COMMISSION MERCHANTS. DA1UEaREocY Plsrs.
DENTISTS ENGRAyERS PIANO-FORTE MAKERS, BOOK
SELLERS and ORES and ohees 70 Rent 10 Ap
ptons Buidog 3s Bfosivay They beted by
and The suitable all kinds OF business Cut Of
i,ctuIina nAtuIe.
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DR IVEs's NEW WORK-Price 80 cents ,
~ THF TRIALS OF A MIND IN ITS PROGEESs, 10
CATHOLICISM letter to his Old friends by shnsn "eN
late Protestant Bshop Of North CsIoina NIL -, ,.i,,
This celebrated and LONG expected work by b'hop we. F
18th ~ Tor Abufins sad 9using me fSl
80 a. a. boic Chnch published AID = now 10 "a
EDWARD DI NIGAN BROTHER, No loi fal'ohf'
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no ROOT and CLOTHING MAKERS, ME-

mall family without tive wardrobe
all dooT and attic bed
room Rent particulars inqsre Of T.. aOGERS at
FOWLER aud Wells no lJl Ssssaa q.
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Y : SCHOOL AGENCY and SAVINGS BANK.

I . 1871 b, J. WILCOX. No 2S Brosiwsy A PT1ef4r
Itadeer rego-isirr Oa9FRs q one Pc cent f-9
thrru siout tnoa iEacisE3 MEETING Dt--f stines a
Crc-s a. fr.t cs siordlr al perpetual ST. al Bn sell
daily ard lave sl1Ie a. sf pric- - tu 90 -
a. No chnset plpls LeTl terms and the etser'ic re-
crf- tsrnl q
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Trees and PIants. PARSONS Co, flushing L. inyits
a. attention Of those thrifty sefofoed Trees a. moder
4 coes ei large asol nsn 4 Fruit ard O.am nA ffoes
a. sbfDts tyergr Greenhouse Plants Apple
wees quantity reduced Priced catalogues mailed
.rpoans rrees deli cred in NewYors free Of charge for
h.git
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mo ARCHITECTS. ARTISTS ENGINEERS,

ouse having story Kitchen saehd. with i've OF
land con ng variety Of fro rspe The above
about i've unutes Of Tgu LandpL the banks Of
the liver App., 10 WIN DE- KLYN No l05 OfesnvchW.
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ITO LET-A fouT-stOry and basement brick House,
eelsT No ll2 81 Make place with all the
MODERN improvements Possession lat May Ingaire o. NAL
IOEY 4 FORsfIAg No s Na.su.st from 10 A 10 P.M.
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iouses 10 tci.
i. BROADWAY STORE to LET or LEAsE--iSO
4 -. a., Irarirr q Nn I hrnalEAf

IRTISTs- STUDIO.-The Rooms recently occa,
n PED D. :te Gs-r, No Se Broad 81, "a nos
a. - dr.rhe in to .fists use ~ oe .e's-a
- - ~ f.,rs appIv 70 Gro PETERSON No w
Pr,.Sw.v o. LENIEL SMITH NJ 10 Joan 81
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DUU UARMONIC SOCIETY.-TWELFTH SEA

- Il -
sON-The the Society ard the public IN general
are respectfully Informed that the fourth and last
,,,sn I'M tale place on SAT- RDAV the 20 inst az the Iabe
80 me fo9iue en- have kindly volunteered their
s,,ic., Mr. and Mrs. VIM WALLACE, Mt r MAYER MIR
IA sCHMI IL ano MIR \ kNAEBEL - 90
Fxita he procured the Music storeso Ms,rs
srbes Lots No ~ Broadway and Mr. "ei'He[ NO 80
Fulton 81. BTook 'yn. .o-.,, ps
open performance 70 commence a. Socoek T. NJ
'"A""N'N' -' l.. sPIFR.
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NNANTE D. Several energetic and perseyer'ng Men
w Who write well 20 cav for lo-k CIV Directory
Apply sry do previous Saturday at ;he office No lo
Z 81 MaY. mp s.aIll
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4 DRUG sTORE-Well located and doing good
y re's prescription Sal sser,e the
bins obliged ieav- hi. civ III nedtsly laquE= a No
80 PeAI q.
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-, y ENGLISHMAN. who has had considerable ex-
\ rreroe to;h EusarG sd the United Ss;es dsarol Of
.t rnG sifuaon Gsrterer AID 20 tAEs ehsrs- Of Yarn
wife Uto fss 1cuutrEnce would = Wtnr . A. 10 re
ely Of Char bes 4. La1ndress Mere r~garef de
eco .1dfTt.nci he o. horses Ane cafe Up
trTess AZ No ) p bEoo1y1 CAa be bets
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!. MCMAHON HOLLAND


Ahoynry and CUunscikr at Law ard Solictor i,i
Chancry.
SIIAKOPEE, SCOTT COUNTY, MINNESOTA
MiNNEsOrA REFERENCES.
Gov. w. A. Gornnn,
j. Travis Rosscr, ESD. See Min. Ter,
Capt. j. u Simpson, u. H. Top. Eng'rs. st. Paul.
A. j. Morgan. Esq Pioneer Once,
u. A. Robertson, Esq,
Hon. II. 1i sibIey, Mendoza.
MAINLAND nEFEnENCEs.
Gov. r. Louis Lowe,
r. II. ONcnl, Esq, Secretary Of Stntc
Judges Lcgrnnd, Tuck and Ericstbn Of Annapolis
Supreme Court tf Mnry Innd,
Hon. Alexander Randall,
John v. l.. Mcmahon, Esd, baltimore, Md.
f.D\N ARD M'EAGAN.
STORAGE FORWARDING AND COMMISSION,
~ the Lower Lhhdins, ~ ranl
A 1t Commission aud Cons gntuGnts, will be prompt.
~ ly nnd carefully Intended 10.
Rcfctenresi D u. Campbell, II. Mfngnn, Gncnnj
Geo. DelIaun, -. Louis.
Lower Steamboat Landing, ~. Paul, Min.
Mnrch 20, 1852
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MINNESOTA BANKING HOUSE,
Mnrch iith, 1854.
WILLIAM BREW SrEK ~ CO.,

Ehtt OF WrsttfH UhUk, THTn,
Banh'rs, Er,hpnge a'd Real Estate brokers.
uDROMr1 attention given to collection. IN NJ parts
Of the Territory, aDd proceeds remt.cd ~ cn.'th,
rutes Of eArhnnge.
LAND WARRANTS BOtGIIr AND SOLD,
And located on time to the favor of actual settlers
Town and country propsr.y for rale for cash on
time. We give persdnai attention TO the purchast nnd
sale 0f property, the payment Of taxes, entering land
locating land warrants, mud NIL other business that may
be ntrusted 10 our chre. A9-tf
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TIKI MAN NJ. SMITH,
Justice Of the Peace, NtUu Public. Cole

Justice Of the Peace, Nat~y Pubic, CoHec,o, and
GFnrai Agent.
~ removed his Office to the Brick Block opposite
j j the Post Oilicc, corner of Third aud MnnesOta
streets. where he will be found rcndy TO attend to the
collection Of debts purchasing and selling real estate,
pay mcnt Of taxes locating Land Warrants, &c. Iinv
ing been In the business for some time past, and
being provided with MAPS OF all the survey ed portion
Of tie Territory and Of the CITIES on the ~ Peters,
he nntters himself that he will be able to give sstisc
ton To a who may give him n call.
N. II. Town Lots In 81 Paul, ~. Anthony and all
the the 81 Peters for sale reasonable prices
Also, Farms In the country, with or without improve
ments
~. Paul, June 2, 1sJ3-7tf
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CTNMBLiN 4 MOKCA \.

WARE TINT "hunbug" In the order Of the
~ day in ST. Paul ~ present, discInim any In
cntiOn 10 Impose upon the public IN announcing TINT
they nrr offering their prc,cn stock Of staple mud Fan
cy Dry Gotds Cloihinp, lal, cnps, Boots aud shoes.
&c nt greatly rcdrcd prices preparatory 10 the open
Ing Oi the "Spring Campaign"
with m assortment yet nnbrokcn, they cnn sjCpIy
the wats O the public. for nn& goods In their line and
ARE det,rniutd 20 "ct them slide"
They viii Offer Inducements tO merchants wishing 10
rcpcni-h their stock they intend devote particular
attention Ia the JObbing Department.
Call ~ their Store on Third street, between ROicr
nnd Jnckson streets, and be convinced.
feb z j2.f C. n NJ
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kiIULTZ &MATIIES,
NJ r. X T. n A NV WAiL q II n .

ffnD SEAH MisstsofA sfnttT.
IVhNb Just received large assortment of Cloths Cas-
slinrrts, V"siDgs, kc,, Ne, which they are pro
pared 10 make up "a oior IN tho best style and The
shortest notice. They have biso on hand n splendid NJ
4"r,cu oi cndy made Clothing of the lncsi style and
" plhpt" 81 this mnrket, Al ot which may bo hat
~ low pr" and accommodating terms, Call nnd on.
anime their stock before purchasing elsewhere,
klTTSON'S ADDITION TO NT. PAUL.
VuNiH desirable ground, lying IN The most ornfn md
advantageous part 0i the brsin of H. Pnui, where
must lhrtiin, be- the principal river bIaiHcsA Of Che
town. nDd afOdng also most choice md delightful Lots
~ The rear, upon the bouc for dwelling h0isrsi II sur
vttrd into lots, md now offered for snle, win titles un
disputed and ndispunbie NJ reasonably Dw pfices aud
upon liberal terms Of credit for nost Of The purchnss
money, md Lumher for building Lots sold IN the nd
diiio, viii be- furnished ~ the Rotary sRw.inl ~, easy
terms. CHARLES u, OAKER,
Agent for Pr0pret0rs.
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NATI'L. g.. TYSON co.
(oS ROBERTS, BETWEEN THIRD ,ND FduRTn STREETS
NEW STORE AND FIR ESH GOODS
AND A WORD TO THE MINNESOTA

RIVER AND Sr. CROIX TRADE.
we nrr nov nirly nNcd ~ our new building md
IA having sufficient room TO sior" 4 Inrgr aud rOn-
Prie stock Of GrOccrics, Grnin Flour nId Prov vsios
We would respectfully call the attention o our friends
~ NJ. Paul mud the surrounding country, 10 the FACT
TINT wo nvc just receive" the Ingcs and best selected
assortment Of
GROcERIES, PRO VISIONS, GRAM, &C.,
ever r?"9ht "a Minncsoin, md we cnn -ny to
W. Cfb\ ANA minnesota river itieIds TINT we ARE Ci
Itrng better inducements Ia these trndc- other
house IN ~. Pnul, md NJ whocsnIc we pledge our.
selves 10 sci. NJ G.LENA Pnirrs. our goods All
fresh nid IN the very best condition. GOODS delivered
M the landing to ny part Of the tlty free Of cnrgc
We would nenin respectfully call attention Ia our
nev stock, ~ Dcnlcrs md our friends throughout the
sufro indng cOunifj ~ll find TINT II embraces every
thing usually kept Ia our line "f business; and IN doing
90, would express oni thanks for vo-, nnd the liberal
pnironhse extended towards us the pnst winter. We
cnurrntc IN pnrt ~ follows, which viii uc! strictly
for Cnsh nj tic lnWInl lInfkcl
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GROCER IE;S WI TW1IVISIONN.
ron THE MILLION

- PRESLEY hns lett On Inst saturday. the 22d inst
BJs for ~ Lopr, 10 purchase the lnrgcst stock thnt
WINS ever brought to this pnrc. tfc would r..
sprrtnll, ch the attention ri his surrounding friend.
md the public general 90 that good oppofthit, for
th"se who wish 10 buy rhrnp In thing IN his line
without running n over town 10 buy whit they v mt.
please step ~ md examine prices and gunity Ai-O.
W addition ~ this, hns just received thb week. Hams.
Eggs, Fresh Butter Clccsc, Oysters, HntJinrs. Lnfd.
Flour, Extra md Hupcfne, corn Mon md good innn,
other things too numerous 10 mention, NJ the large brick
block, Third street, ~, Paul.
Wholesale mud rrtnii e-tf
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~. Paul, JuIy ~, 1851,
ALLEN j.jt.jiSE,

Attorney at Iam and Geaerai L0M Aren't,
U0AVIHH been Register Of the iand Once under
tho late administration, he ~ hia 10 select the
best land ~ The Territory subject tO entry, and will
whrrnnt the rcgulhr, Oi NIL lma,i0ns mndc by HIM
once %" Cednr street, neat door 10 the Episcopal
Church, ~. pnu NJ r.
n 10 -lIU.tl
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Have you good Understanding I

MARVIN. invites the public % ryarrlns the
~ best stock of mnterins ~ hi line TINT ns ever
been seen IN The Territory lie challenges ee, side OF
tle Atlantic 10 produce better quality oi French CnIi
skins, spec iny adnplcd for the winter scnson,
On hnId, nlsO, Inaes fine custom nude shoes aud
cutters. Also, Gcncmcn'r Calf md Kip iiOos the bust
that cnn be made. You know the stnnd-Third street,
near Roberts street.
sulutI'auI, NOyeIubcr 1871 Al
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL CONFEC.
r1DNNRX.

'I'E sibsrtibcfs ~ returning their thanks To their
] pntrons md the public IN General for tho br, 81
encouragement they have received, desire To inform
them TINT they lnve new nncncry aud other facilities
a. suppl, the Territory win Plain and Fancy Candy Of
the ir own mhnuiriurcj among others, m sorts Of stick
Candy, Rose and Burnt Almonds, Coinndcrs, Ansrr,
Acidmnicd Fruit, aud nI other Kind OF Drops C"nI,
mud sugar Toys, Sc. which he, VIII sell by Tie box
~ lower rates. ndiugrcght, than II can be bought IN
'!al"nn or ~. Louis wii the advantage Of having
rcsh article Also, French, German md Enefi TO,s
I'd Fnncy Goods. All orders for Cakes and Ice Crcnn
0mptly ncd nj the lowest possible prices.
~ REM 4 KARCIIER
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WINTER AND STRING ARRIVAL.
THE WORLDS FAIR
TTAS received per Burbank d Co.'s Express, avaricd
assortment Of
PRINTS, UeLAINES. CAsilMEREs,
.Mcrinos. Giores, Hosiery,
=. Wooicn Coods,
Muslin collars and Underslecvcs Velvet Ribbons etc.
ne.e Goods, together with the remainder Of Full aud
""'e1 hoeh oi FANCY mud DOMESTIC Day Goops,
READY MADE CLOTHING,
Hats and caps, boots and shoes. carnrtins Yankee
Notions, &c, Will he sold at n small advance over
Eastern cost, preparatory tn sinttnr for nv sptipa
stock. EUW AUI itEENXN e
~ Worlds Fair store. cor. 81 and Roberts
HOUSE! AND LtIr tON MALE.
A House aud two LOIS IN kttsons Addiiion im,ur.
"A diateiy back Of the New Hotel The Ho,,.r i. new
aud convenient, having been built during the Fall
Wishing ~ devote our attention exclusively 10 our bus
nes. we viii sell the above property NJ reasonable
price mud upon accommodating terms,
CIiAMDitN MORGAN.
July \. is5f.-43j Third street. ~, Paul.
EtOTTON LINEN TWiNE aud that Is not nwi NJ,
~ the sT.PAUL DRUG STORE.
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st. 1DauI aoU'tp.
DENrisTnY.

DENTISTRY.
R w. DfDDLE. tate of fittsbute, pa
HfRf1A W. pefniabtntly located IN saint Paul
uIIfTfY rouiieeh .h years close application 10 HI.
...iti - pfoiessoi,, together with a large and
beauiu nssoftheht Of plain ana gun teeth enofe ii,
ce 70 an entire sci Of teeth by spec
pun fesotne the mouth to il. a,fal shae we ""'"f"
se'1 sst,se,e1 e1aneh, i, saved ~ ploaens useiess
eesnsed sui diseased guns tesoied 10 EssjG 'ee''
nee alh ieailence on MAN street, between sste,
leaving he eiiee Modesy toiiteiy ioftids tpe,sa"s
bi. - .iasee e boafs sA,s 20 bfa ,''''''s
"VrAVtI,"Er' ~ / W., XIV W'tt.Sa.,n t,;a I. COMPANY
sSS'if4t f4taS aHS,S"'c XIV 1854
$2,0ls,77b O..
Mobjhly.- eewi|y,--Fopelui'W
nf bisls hat " can 0fnr ~ lbose desiring NJ, j,.
y.f". II w. .",.s q" ,. ', ~ IT,, M se"sst Of q. asa.'
to. T. alHoat = nel qgle, whoui parallel, Gun.
Ms.elna lsl te,lualt, !sib 90 tears ago) wh0ut u
now q. aeloa eal eavi!sI ~h,h il. 'nyGsled IN lio"is
a.d Mm!g"a" oe lte"I tslue, principally IN ihe riiies
=, Ne% fmh ann n,oo.l,n & "ol.l' OK double tle gnouu
l,'ls dufg ift past i've tHars have baeN nearly ~,
apoooo and fr in,emsi ~ investment over ~,5OOp0,
lie, uaal, ~rOOOOO, IT, diyIjcuds (iier raseTy,
Ing fund sufficient ~ insure III on siaUg pOeies)
were oa Eerrnn' n hrsl i've yours, nud Gj ~ per cent
NE last hrn, ~ tho amount NJ premiums paid being M
average Ol over ~ ia pgr ceDi per anUu Tor ion years
These dividends nrn added ~ iln policy ~ their ever-
.Ionnr, yn,u"' lnynln ~ death win Tho amount nsr.
ed, 0r can be applied 10 tho reduction NJ future peDi.
ms, ~ the option oi The insured, The bsiness Of The
rDnppny IL c6pdnclnd s!Iicily on The cash pIan--nO
ttfNs mid y 10 believed "a hold Out prenter Induce.
n'.r's ihhn No., other company, wininvrr
li rates " tfhmiu nfn nv low those Of any gDOd
0n'e, ana ntn brlioynd ~ be lower thn wO pro
Tess ~ insure From - ~ 30 per cent less.
FREDERICK n. WINSTON, Pres't.
jnAt AbbOrr, hcoy,
Chnrlcs tliII, hGu6ty.
JUsTUh l. MCCARTHY, Agent
Tnos. n l'orrs, NJ D., Medical Examiner.
Aun, H. 1919 --y II,
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NEW MILLINERY GOODsI
Aud the Latest Fash fOnGs

Ss, ,e'a,srI Gnm ,s t,. ~ ~. v",t w,.s -
stock Of Millinery ware. very much superior IN sny
goods IN her department ~ Hade. ever 0htyed IN the
Tertiary. To hsf usual stock. she bHs sddsd OOve4
Mis, Needles. Pins. Tapes, and many other new esu'
ces she hns n,o taken great pains ~ gbfgn We ~
inns Of this, and tho winter sessonsJ s 0f wpne hs
~ii bs hsppy 70 show 20 sush ~ cell. eosIW'W
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NORTU.W ESrERN EXPRESS 60.
Connefiiag 0t Eai'na mhh Me Am0iean Eapyew To-.
Q1NOR the rpeady nnd nnr trnns pofinion Of light
u and valuable Goods Pneknecs. Bank Notes, spe
cc; collection aud yncnt Of Notes. DRIFTS, giis Ac.
counts, Ac,
TO md from nii parts Of the UNION, CANADA and the
Chbtirrnt Of EtRbPE.
Lost Goods, Bn.anpe &c. looked up and forwarded "a
ownerr, anf NIL bisIrss usually done by express
tended tO with pronptncss nud despatch.
Messengers will he despatched during tho close OF
navigation from ~. Paul aud GnIrDH every alternate
Mordny. J. T.. BURBANK co.
PrOprietOrs.
:: = :; =. %%%;;: %":s:s:". ;,;:s::: }n'"'"s"'..
Once IN the New Post Onlce building
w. q. LeDUC, Agent.
81. Paul. Dec. I, 1853
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SHItLZE H. MATT ES.

FASHIONABLE TAIIONS AND CLOTIIIERS,
rninD STREET, NEAn rnE POST OrficE.
TX EEL on hand, NJ all times, M extensive nsgor:mrn
IA Of ready Unhr clothing Ui the best quality The,
have also lnrgc assortment Ol cloths rnssiWcrcs
vcsings, and VIII give gentlemen nts ~ the latest fnh
ions. Their goods Of their selection mud ~
be found to bc neat nid durable. Being practical
they warrant their work equal To nny In the city,
Oct 20. tbt.j.-g7tC