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WN t' I'D call t." attention Of TIC trade throughout
w the Icr."ry l. tcit wholesale department, con-
>i-t!n- If
o. Bai"> Brown shifting bales -trip'd slirtinG.
> bales Canton FlannciS | do heavy cotton .Iucs,
D do Brown Drilling p prs rcd lanucIs
do Iuiis X blue drill 10 prs blue and grey flannel.
iiu-> e0pr> Wilt" \ grey
4 do E.1 Ticking - prs Batting
500 prs a--"r"'l prints 30 d"Z Buck gloves & mts.
- bales seamless bags 30 prs Crash
100 ,cz Knitted socks
With large assortment o1 Threads. Hats, Caps, Wool
@u IaFi tuiniur"I-. Cit.. rtt.
Our advantages in ia" eastern markets. warrants Us in
saying 'a; sell gHa.- cheap they van u"
h"I-tt In 81. "I>. Chicago Gairla. adding The trans
p"'a'irn. 4 call and an examination VIII convince the
Lnv"r. CATHCART X co.
{. ,Ia,y
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W aiitCd,
!. " OODW 4 RID.
Nerd ant 7Hlor cHd IccIrr ia Gcni'rsatn's Furnish
ing Go0is cf ,r.ry descriptions.

Nerd ant 7TIGg Caf NcrIrY ia Gcufrsa.Hs Furnish
ing G00ds 4t tc.ry description.
AVINt; LACEY m"Ncd from The M"rni City e. Saint
Z PAU. he woUi'l ari,:isc tie jewellers in and around
this place. that he La .cti.,i a! j. .>rav
tN" ot all ana one rsry select
fhoicC and IGShiuHGdtt Goods. Ready Made Gnd in
the piece.
Nl%Hr 'i1l man vcg-- experience a cutter. in the
la".s AIT mos :a>hinua IL r>'.ll>in in the u.d
passed L., none.
A>.cu'iid FL warran'"' in eyc:y Instance. lis Cas-
>n"r"- were srlc ted cN >iy fr this market. and in
quality. uric. and DIR lliIrv. stand 4 Ne. l..
ns ready made c."ing Will bear til" scrutiny Of the
most particular: anu il making this assertion. he Lcg-
III ll'C !" express, charge their mind with the act
iIat they al made np under his supey sion,
and must not be cons ricrri rs ''Si0p ,rOrk.''
Iar!n; stated the-" ttct- 10 the 'hiGeni people Of
tni> ely. he. the under -Iei. ain bcs present
his stock ard work tor their kind consideration.
J. WOGDW ARD.
ST. iHtaoRy ST.. JcitrCen fMcrCGn and " inSlOlr I1o-
30 f55I
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EIXsLDw H0rsE.-Th.s popular Hotel has
pa.scd into new bands. and is now under the
ssperintendenee of Howard Ward. Esq. late of
Buffalo. Mr. W. stands high a a landlord. and
viii keep the Winslow House going in style
which must prove entirely satisfactory to the
public.
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Insurance Agency.
Are You insured.

U.StcTn INSURANCE Company,
OLEAE. =. ",
tari'ai... .............-.... ..Slp.o"
Il. MARTIN, Pres. c. ). CARY, Sec.
Those wishing to insure. rely on the good standing
Of this Company and its prmptness in meeting loss
II is not liz. desire of This Company TO do large
business simply. but 10 DO u safe one.
Apply To- W. II. TOMPKINS.
agent at 81. Paul, Office Third Street.
St. Paul, August ), 1851.
HtARPETs.A large lot - desirable patterns of In
u grained and extra supcriirc Carpctinr cheap fox
cash. at CA1IICART \ CO.'S.
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HORACE PENFIELD,


LITE OF UTICA, NEW YORK.
HAS established III 81 Paul, on Fourth,
between 1t Peters and Market street, IF f-yY1
extensive Carriage Mandatory, xNSE%t ri
whclc he expects ard is determined SSSA&6E.ESs
kccr mp the reputation of the work which N$hS@S&1
has hcretUfor" been turned out his tA:s6S
Enlistment at his Old location He will employ but
the best OF worncn, nothing hut the best timber
and iron, a"w trimming. painting, finishing about
his eStabiish ment that will stand
rigid arutinzers in taste and all work done
about tn" establishment, and sell prices much lower
than has heretofore been afforded III Minnesota
All descriptions Of repairing and jobbint duno to order
aion Kind of work in the carriage, wagon vchi-
lie linz Scias. ci, AMI ali articles for winter, will
be manufactured and on nand ia season
H. short. all customers cannot fail to be suited by call
ing the Mandatory
July 9, 1854 d&wtf
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RIpAY MORNING, NOVEMBER , 1854
OFFICIAL PAPER OF THE CITY.
Annual Starvation Panic.

II is customary, annually about this period.
for certain croakers and quid nuncs about St
Paul, TO become possessed OF great bodily and
mental fcar-apparently-that half the people
will s.arve to death before the opening of nav
igation thai there is not Lalf enough -four, a
quarter sufficient only ofpork. any beei
az all, and potatoes in too small n quantity to
carry US through the wiatcr. The consequence
Of the annual panic thus produced. is, that
people IN accustomed to the cause which pro-
duccs it, are apt 10 be taken in''-this is
charitable, by the way, toward strangcrs-and
Of course become losers through the cGeci.
We hazard not to predict that -four Will be
-;lach cheaper in four weeks than it is to-day.
The country is full OF wheat, and what few
mills are now in operation in the Territory
viii be able to produce flour at far lower rates
during the winter than nine dollars per barrel.
There is also fine mill on the kinnekrnick a
short distance from Prescott, in Wisconsin.
which is turning out rapidly good article Of
four, that is sold probably .; the rate Of
about six dollars per barrel. And then we will
have the St. Anthony mill in operation in u
iew days, if it is not already. which will ma
;erially lend lis aid 10 feed the multitude
There will he -four aid no want at reasonable
rates. The country is also well supplied with
hogs and beef cattle. Is we'll rs potatoes and
All kinds of vegetables and grain suitable for
man and beast.
Provision panic makers may az we'll quit
their trade. Their day has passed in Minnc>o-
IA
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THE MAGAzINEs.-IIowitz & Co., with their
accustomed punctuality. have supplied us with
Harper and Putnam for November-both ex-
cellcnt numbers. The Illustrated article in the
former upon the fashions of our grand and
great grand parents is capitally amusing.
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Sale Stable.
SEALED PROPOSALS.

ENOR furnishing 400 cords Of wood at Fort Smelling, N.
IL t. will be received by the Acting Assistant Quarter
Master at that post until IL O'clock NJ. on Monday the
9Th of November, 1854 The wood TO he good merchant
able wood, OF equally good quality to be delivered
and corded ny the CONTRACTOR WHO will be required to
give bond with approved security In the sum Of eight
hundred dollars for the fuflment OF the contract.
J. STEWART,
Oc26 lst Lieut.. % Arv y A. A. q. N.
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TnE SOLDIER BAED-Our rcai,r- Of cour,e
did not fail Ia notice that Our columns were en-
riched few mornings since by an original con
;ributiou from the pen Of Maj. G. W. Fattcn,
A.. now commanding officer at Fort Rip
Lev. The Major Is of course welcome and de-
.irai,ie contributor at any time his Muse may
WOO him 10 the sunny banks of 'oesy. But the
..Eelle Of St Paul'-I:bo is she?
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ES- T n E @ II e S T. "GN
SIR ASHLEY COOPER, Bart, VI. D.

THE EMINENT MEDICAL PRACTITIONERS, HAS
LEFT A VALUABLE LEG ACY To THE WORLD
IN
GREAT P2ENFNTATlVE OF CONSJ MPTiGN AMI
UNFiiI.iNG Ct RE FOR PULMONARY DISEASES
WITHOUT THE I SH al MEDICINE.
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Agent for the Country in New York city.

VENHE advertiser prepared te act General Agent
Il ami Cores podcnt, i'll New York, for business
ami others in the interior. lie will devote his whole
and attention 10 the purchase and sale Fancy 9th.
goods Books, Prints Machinery. Manufacturere' and
Acchaic' stock aud Materials Philosophical Appar
%c Drugs, Patent and other Medicines, Agricultural
implements, Seeds. Stock &c. Collections made
prosecuted. Information ali kinds furnished with
tar' I" persons ana places here Situations procured and
Euarant"ed for clerks, mechanics, PROFESSIONAL and
others. Maze and female employees engaged and T.,
the country Passages secured IL California. Australia
and Europe. In fine anything Intelligent agent
well acquainted with Nrw-YurE and its business men,
do Tor abScu"c. will be executed faithfully ai
promptly. C"mraunic ations confidential. Address
tee adequate 10 Tie service,
A. F.. BARTON.
lS9 Mulberry ST., Ncw-York.
Sept. -. 1854. w6w
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TAX PAYERS. READ.

TWO thousand dollars in County Oricr~ for sac thc
i "0lc" OF Truman NJ Smith. corner If Third aud Min.
u"sota SIS.
st. Paul OCT. "S-dtf.
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'Eo PRoPPER CARLOS wILt
Proper & Wilcox.

Practical Surveyors end General Ldnd -igcEis.
oiice. with Hanson. Attorunya;Law. Second stroa
near the Land OiiiC". Minneapolis. Minnesota Ter.
6sCRVEYING and Plating Of all descriptions done with
~ accuracy Particular attention given surveying
and locating government lands in the pineres and else
where in the territory Gold and land warrants in
investments made loans negotiated collections
made and taxes paid agencies solicited Strangers and
citizens wishing 10 locate. sell purchase lands
vjtei call Claimants make advantageous
with for their purchase money Valuable prop
ertv now and always hand in the embryo cities
MINNEAPOLIS, 81 Anthony and ST Paul: also. Improved
farms. rural and pine lands. all O. which
mos; ibsra terms We respectfully solicit and hope To
rrcr. ia share cC public and private trust
Aug is. 1854 dSw
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NEW ESTABLISHMENT!

81 LINZ nF"Ti.f The public lhat lie hne inst cstab
s l!>h" Nhr"~alr AMI Ectl hI, iHC,> this city
OF imported Havana Cigar. French " IN :. aid
INFOETED y DOMESTIC LIQLOKS.
ing CONNECTED with ot the Target firms In
i"rtrr> IN New OIL am AMI 81. louis. the uuirrsiGn
2;rairs ia" .iucl.css Of the D..til, iinp,rt-
Ell articles which "~e o: better quality than ain. yet
oiI'~at ia i!Ii> !.2a.h"'.
= turI ~ Merchants Will find 1t to cir a'lv,r'a2r
=" cl! an! cXd.ilIc my goods before MAJ ing
;Arir fan purchases. J.. LINZ.
s. hui!I"ny street. next door to New Io:k bazaar.
ST Piu!. Oct 3. 1854 dSw:mo
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In connection ,ri al Hcdifrrcnf route. from Chico-
90 Last and South,
EhN and aftcr NJ n lay. Sept II, 1SJi. iii" will
~ from SCALES MOI Nd, within 10 mics Of t;acna.
Prompt connections made 10y with the Scacs'
Mound.
TWO DAILY PASSENGER TRAINS.
Passengers leaving tiacna at : \. VI.
Arriv" Chicago $50 y. ".
Passengers leaving Galena at = j. VI.
Arrive ~ Chisag, 43O A. VI.
Making connections with both morning and evening
trains East from Chicago.
Fare from iacna To Chicago, First CIass0 ....$5 90
- (>ccon,i Glass; Il 40
= Passengers hy taking this route 100 mill dis
tancc 50 fare" least II hours time, AMI avoid detention
III" rapids.
- Tickets may be procured at this Office, tho
Michigan southern and Michigan Central Railroads. to all
points East and South.
J. r. TURNER, Supt.
II Ticket Office. corner % Icv"c an; Main street.
s. b. FORBES, Ticket Agent.
Gdlena, Sept. 10, 1851.
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dedicated Fur Chest Protector,

dedicated Fur Chest Protector,
7 q all persons all ages AMI Conditions, as a cc~a'n
AMI safe shield AGAINST those eariui scases, CJIi
sumption, iir' u's, Asthma. Coughs. Colds, and ntl
anil ti"ns OF the lungs. which arise the exposed
state Of the chest, Gceo'iiny TO- dsson, lad the nn
ra changes Of climate.
"The rrot"cto. is simply chemically p-cp, n, far,
Iihl Wan six anu padded, which. suspended from the
neck covers The ch;-t in - Agreeable manner hat,
once worn. ii Gccln' a necessity end a co.AfOf:.
9Th" Pro.c,r,' although brf recently in REDUCED III
70 Am erc8 is making rapid progress tIrou-h The Etcd
STAT" the Canga, South America ana the Yves, ludia,
IT has for hong i'm" been astapI- article in Eig al am
on TIC Continent Il Europe, Will" il la. SrpwI III .Iauy
countries I" the position ~ an a!ticc of dress.
these facts, enquire of any English
i!Cnt in vicinity of his knowledge Ui Ill. heels ia
elects "f wearing the Protector. WITHOUT RECOURSE
TO Doc rORING OF any kind The COST wearing these
one Who values the health OF himself or his family Will
be without them. Til. Hospitals in This country are hot
Atom" Recommending th", hut rapidly Introducing trrl.
Htr"Ert. Bradley n CO., OF London. Manche, Ter.
Of III" Projections. b. Me iaipnc I'r. Cooper ana COZ
time naufaclnrc ac ,ur n 10 has orqiauI m,ty,,-
tons, ana therefore recommend tho-e Who woiL ;,tar
- I'll" P'otectors,' 10 see 10 their being genuine.
REMEMBER THIS Is sTArLE ARTICLE, AND NO
PATENr Medicine.
RETAIL PRICES.
LADIES dc. leo
bows & MISSES do. rs
HARCOUIT, BRADLEY & co,
IS Ann Street, and lo2 Nassau Street,
NEW-YuRk, L. 5.
PRIscIpAL WAREHOUSE, 20. Wood Street, Cheap
Side, London.
MANrFAC TORY, Al Market Street, Manchester. Eny-
laui.
H., d. Co. are es aL!ishlnS Dcpos for the sale 0.
- The Pfut"C"r'' III all aris America.
surgeons. druggists, clriir;s, Dry Goods Merchants
ha"rs aud mil!'ners, a>p tentl"men's Furnishing S;orc
Keepers entrusted with the whpicsa uul ret iii dis
trbutio of the m. and TO whom liberal terms are
offered tor Their enterprise aud splendid opportunity
10 Them tor safe and Profitable Fog terms
Apply 10
NAECOTKT. BRADLEY & co.
81 AIR S:I.ci. \.w-YoIE. L. :.
Sept. q. 1851. v3m
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T. HE II AIR.
----~r>~--~~---C-~>--N~7
Greatest Discovery Of the Age:
Professor WOODS
HAIR RESTORATlVE!!

Grey Heads, Bald Heads and SUrer Greys please to
take particular notice that this astonishing and IN
e1mnifed preparation turns hair back to its original
color offer hGuinq become Grcy and reinSfGfes ii in
all its original hcGih. iuSce s0tfReSS and beauty.
Ep EMONES at once ianiruG from the scalp, and
u all unpleasant itching, well all cutancous
perfectly healthy STATE Of the SCALP by acting "a st!mu
and tonic {" the necessary to supply moisture
and cOlornC matter TO the hair and completely
them their original ,igor and strength AMI thus pre-
all tendency 10 become II also prevents the
hair becoming unhealthy and falling on, AMI brings
whcr. is gone by rr>citang The organs ncces
sary supply nurinen. health and cooring matter to IT,
and hence. acts as perfect hair invcnrior and tpc
Now Gentleman. read this certificate from Ex-Scu
a:or # the United States:
CARLyIr. I'll. Jun" .. n, 1858
have usrd Professor Q. J. WOODS Hair Restorative,
and have admired 1t, wonderful effect. My hair was be-
his '.Restorave,' II has resumed is original color, and,
have 10 doubt, permanently 81. SYDNEY BREEsE,
EA-Sen. L. S.
And now. Ladies, DO you read this:
Professor Wood: ST. LOUIs, Oct. 81. 1853
sir-At your request. willingly give you a sta-ncnt
Of the effects of .our Hair Restorative upon my hair
began t" its effect in restoring the iuid Ia 1t
Immediately began to change 10 it, color, until II
is entirely rcs.crsd and from carruy watching its eff
ec>. but that If faithfully applied according IL direction
no lady will be disappointed. therefor" cheerful, rec
ON mend 1t t" all my friends. ami all VIII" have use FOR
such article. MRS. T.. PEARDSLy.
Tie public should distinctly understand That this pre-
rsrann contains alcoholic srnuant no essential r',
No. one !,hralihy ,ruy: !nes dye tn" hslr. b
upon ami secreive organs, ss I" supply
VIA! the -as cVr'nG mater, ami restore
Tho IMPAIRED nr lost f.mctiurIs Of The after.
Fo- sale les CAIIILI.. Druggist. st. ANTHONY; BOND
& KELLOGG. and bv FOSTER & KINNEY.
Druqqsis.,t. r0ul end Wholesale and Retail igsnts
for MaHn, sV.h Territory.
liz. FOSTER. Agent. Upper Town, between
American and Wir.low, -. Paul
81. Pam. Avg. 10. 1851. r3rl
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District Cous'. Second .TuGiciGi District RaMScy
County.
joel =, Whitney, s,,voxs
L. J.. Shepard.
To l.. J.. Shc pari. t,.e al"ve nsmel DEF. niarit:
Won hereby summoned and required answer
II t'ic complaint OF joel =. Whitney the plaintiff in
tie above entitled action, which complaint
by notified has beeu filed in the Office OF the Cier laid
Court at the city Of ST. Pau, in sail county OF Ramsey.
and copy your upon the subscribers AZ
their Office ut the said city Of s.. Paul. within twenty
days after the service this
sve of the LAY such service: and take that
you fail to said complaint within the time afore.
said, the plaintiff will take Judgment against the
OF hundred and doars aud
cents, besides interest and costs of this action.
MASTERSON Il SIMOES,
St. Paul, Sept, 81, 1854 dlwst Any's for PpF.
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~ Word to the Wise is Sufficient
this tine Of ycs- People should guard against wet
L a damp feet. rS-A preventive. be found
AZ the Boston Boot and Shoe Store. 80 street.
WOOD n MORSE.
ST. Paw, Oct. p. 1854. If
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SOUTHERN lSvEsrNsNrs-In naming Southern
capitalists the other day who had invested
largely IN Minnesota property, it would have
been proper to include in the list. Thos. 3.
Winston, OF New Orleans Capt. Cotton, L. Dol
bear and X. Parker, ESqrs, of Natc!lez and
Judge Gamble, st. Louis These arc all men
OF large means. and henceforward will take a
deep interest in the prosperity of Minnesota.
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~ Stephen \. Douglas made political
speech to small crowd il GaleIa on Saturday
..vening. 1t w;.- Il lame and tan, AFFAIR, and
VIII not help him ore vote.
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Icatcrday morning We had the FIRST carne-
of winter: three inches of snow fell in III,
morning. which. however. melted away vcrl
fast The snow Is rather earlier than usua!
FOR the last ten years the first winters SNOW
has usually fallen from the 2Gth to The ZSih c
this month.--.Hontreai TydnScript, 18th.
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AExY OEpEEs.-The many friends Of Or. Nc
Dousai and family in Minnesota. will regret TO
learn that the Doctor has been ordered from
Fort Smelling 10 Baltimore. at which city he
sill hereafter lie stationed. Iii. family lcfl
Yesterday by the Lucia.
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- Dr. iioyt. Picrcc's Land Office Eccciv-
"a; Hudson. ana !,ou@las->iavcrye Xtcn>i'H-
candidate FOR Congress in tn" second di-ti,c,
OF Wisconsin. Anticipated orr n-rlncnts
with the steamer ',si"na. all cum. mp a. FIR
4 Prescott on Iii wa loale on board the Luz
ella. The Doctor Has SVEN ap I'll, lover part
81 the distr:c; a. = proi;,e~s ipD-thinI' hm-
self he viii i,e beaten le0n yutc>-an'i has Ia
ken our first advice AMI come home. Say 5000.
Poe. and you will ic nearer tic figure.
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OrEN TO DEcATrR.-Thc Illinois Central
Railroad is now open to Decatur. Thus anoth-
cr important point is reached. The road is
finished south of Decatur some forty miles
A few weeks more and we shall have a direct
line to Carlo All Tight-clear the track.
| Golena JET.
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HOORTFOLIOS In great variety,
L HAMILTON & CO..
July 2, 1854. No. 3, wiusiow House
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- Tie Stern wheel steamer Navigate ar
rived Yesterday with Il heavy freight, ali the
way from ii. Louis. !Sh" will probably h" the
las; boat over the Lower RAPIDS ,!.at VIII al
rive al II. Paul this sla,"H.
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e Tie LGclla took the passcn gers yes
teriay morning. and went down stream viii
one of the best trips Of The season. She vii
endeavor 10 make two more trips TO Galcna
aud res: here for the winter ready for the Min
n.sota river trade in ihc spriug.
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OrsTEEs IN THE SHELI.--Thcse delicious ma
rinc vegetables are now becoming quite
common in St Paul. Rauch had several bar
rcls by the Royal Arch, which are fresh and
alive, and going of with railroad speed.
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TIE LowEE DIsrIICr-W" jgd:" iy the tone
of The Winona hr-i.s t.."t Th"inp-"H. vino
ran for the iI.,,sc IL tia: di-;r,: a. Anti Ne
bra>ka Republican candidate, is successful "'cr
HUFF. the pct Of the Argus. If 50. it merely
.ho=sS the feelings % iha people Of tli" lower
counties. I:a.>e the .,u;i-N .!r.-hs Standard
there mex, year Al the pr.sa,e election. and
'he Argu- wo1lI 10; have I colporars guard
!. it, Jack ia ,.- three lar ely populated c"''a-
ties OF Houston, F.llmor. aiI WiEona.
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NHArs The MATTER bur GIlcna friends
PRINTER folks. post MASTER. Packet Company.
u some party cl>c--;,r. feeling large be
-aase 'aey have cVt :. railroad lmto their to|sn.
r On account Of som" other vain and worldly
pride when has taken possession Of them. that
rre car 40 lons"r get hold Of = Galcl.a paper
with a date mp TO within tw" al three day, OF
sine departure Of the u..,:l-. The Royal Arch
left Galcaa late Ga SATURDAY. hat .'"r mails on-
Is brought Us Galcua paper, ii TLnr&i"y.
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NEW DIN. tG,. Il.
Dlc of tie Metallic Life Boats from the Arc
tic. containing three passengers and several Of
the crew. arrived al 81 JuhlIs, iNcwluuu,iluub
on The III. Instant.
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- Hen ii. II. Shl"v left Yesterday for
Mex York ami Washington. W. VISA he had
.iartei several weeks before tie iU,h of OCT O.
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The British brig Ann. from st. johns. y. T..
Iur Eo.iun. Was spoken at sea Il few days after
lea, ing port. with the cholera on board. She
had a iar-r number of passengers. many of
whom ar sad to i" survivors Of the wrecked
4, amer City 0! Philadelphia.
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caliic-. my quantity of the very best quality oil
iIon ore: and the Chrirtiansburg lron inannfactn-
ring Company now preparing To erect one Ct
the most extensive rolling mills, VIII oh WILL they
say. turn off fifty tons of iron per day.
Another suspicious circumstance IN favor OF
the growth of our village j., Rev Mr. ceveller
has recently purchased of DIR. Kent, tract of
30 acrer Of land lying Immediately adjoining
the village, aud in the direction Of the railroad
with view of greatly enlnrging the female Insti-
nte or College at thir place; for which purpose
he will retain about 20 or p acres of the land.
The balance he is now laying off in l,'ts, varying
from acre to 10 ncres, which he will, about the
last of june next, sell at auction. On some OF
these lots are some Of the most beautiful emlnen-
ces for private residences. with a number Of the
finest limestone springs convenient. In fact
there il no vinge or country in all the South that
holds out such inducements TO all classes and con
ditions as this place does,
II | had time would notice some of the agr-
cultural products of this country. as well as the
moral and intellectual condition of the people,
which, however, may hereafter do
March IL. A CITIZEN.