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to punctual customers Those longer than the
above time will please call and close their accounts either
by cash or note and oblige ISAAC PROCTOR.
Raleigh, Oct. 18th, 1853. 81
GfEs 1S6 F4Ek Of every deseTpo1 FeTSmsl
Brushes. Also, Fancy Goods, in great variety.
with New Goods New York Boston PhiIadel-
phia Importing Houses and from all the principal Ameri
be found ali kinds of LetteE Cap Drawing Note and FAM
cy Papers, White Buff and Enameed Envelopes; Paper
Mache Rosewood Mahogany and Leather Writing Desks,
Work Boxes &c. Cloth Leather and Papier Mache Porte
fOOs all styles of Card Cases and Porte monnies Wallets
Cases Lubns Celebrated Genuine Perfumes; Farnas I'm
Boxes Building Blocks Wood Alphabeis Pearl and Ivory
Tablets Games too numerous to mentions HAIR Cloth Hat
cases Shell and Horn Dressing Combs; ivory combs;
dies Companions, Spool Stands; all kinds Rubber Balls;
Tooth Powder Oils Toilet Shaving Soaps Chess
men Dominoe Back Gammop Boards boa Dice
splendid assortment of Gold Pens in Gold and Silver
Seals Stamps all Styles the best of Wax to
burn free; Water Colors Fancy Paper and Glass Boxes
men visiting Wedding Cards; Stationary Articles
in general Wedding Stationary and Fisns" best quail
Books Journals de- Letter Copying Presses, Books and
Ink; Mathematical Instructions; Blotng Papers Paper
Bile Inks; Inkstands of One Hundred different varieties
prouon and variety than in house South of the Poto
mac besides Other ARTICLES & too % numerous S to mention Gail
"'''|''' HENRY D. TURNER,
Raleigh, n. C.
January 25, 1854. 91-
5Thsn ESE hKp eE2R DHRHs na eE
The above establishment has been in successful operation
has turned out of the best STEAM
ENGINES and SAW MILLS that have operated in this
any other State.
Orders solicited for Steam Engines and Saw Mills Mill
Gearing and Machinery of every description TO be completed
during the Summer and Fall. The improved condition of
the Raleigh and CASTOR Rail Road will enable to fill
with dispatch and punctuay all orders after the 1st of
July.
The following certificate will show the character of the
work executed at the above Works:
"AUBRY, Cumberland, May Is, 1852.
"Mr SILAs BuRNs-Dear Sir: Our Engine and Mills, made
your shops have been work nearly two months and
fully meet expectations The ENGINE to FINISH and
STRENGTH, and inferior to
in the State of the class made here elsewhere The
Mills with smoothness and speed truly astonishing
In ordinary saving a sized log foot, in
Ss4 seconds Is feet per minute We have however
through feet log seconds the of So feet
per minute by running to the top speed fully believe
40 feet per minute. The only objection have
heard urged takes many hands to haul logs and
carry away lumber. Yours, &c, - - -
JONES BARBEE."
So
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA. MARTIN.
- COUNTY COURT, April Term, Is54,-A ABNER S. :
COBURN, EX'R against ARNOLD WHITFIELD ct. AL
Contested will of Ellen Coburn 1t appearing sats>
faction of the Court that Hansel Cobn next.o
kin of the said Ellen Coburn, resident State.
it therefore ordered by the Court that publication
made in the North Carolina Standard for weeks notify
ing the said Hansel COburn to appear at the Term of
thus Court to be held at the Court House in the Town of
proceedings, the will be heard e1parte
r him and determined accordingly
May 3, 1854 1Price Ad S5,00.l q 5o--6w.
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ssss; zsa"t RGtDY E ss
MADE CLOTHING. is now receiving
Superior black doe skin Pants,
DO DO rsifs aiasy linen SS eS drill DO
do do fsnev aS do do ddSk ds DO DO
do black satin D. B. Vest,
do do do do six af s. B. DO DO
do fancy do do
$s $s 7:$%s: @Sj's iss;si 3 E Vest ss
DO Do 5EssE 5Essss cloth DO fsoet Coats, do
$$ e fs$;y e $s e e !:sss s:;i' Is $s $s
For bargains In well maze 000DS' Cali HARD1NG's
EDNokFaoLK, 1 EDESToN AND PLYMouTH. On and
s on h E
forming daily line; Sundays excepted y..ou 49,
Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays, Immediately after the
arrival Of the Cars from Portsmouth, Returning, will
ssHTTa capt lps Haey will leave
Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays after the arrival Of the
t on Mondays @ Wednesdays Fridays o'clock: M
at Bas{ Water G1Sn Ds Express
The SCHULTZ will leave Edenton at o'clock Nj will
b Wnon at and
Passengers coming off in Boats will be taken on board at
Freight will be received and landed at all convenient
P0'-'O J. W. KEELING, agent
April 8, 1854. 4o-u
@PRING TRADE Is54.-TO NORTH CAROLINA
SMERCHANTS-By the arrival of Steamer Europa and
Packet ship Panama, are in possession OF our spring
VIM Weddell in the ENGLIsH ScorIsH IRIsH markets
We have also received from the Eastern Cities large
and stock of Domestic Fabrics purchased from
First Hands, which are prepared to offer to the Trade at
North Carolina Merchants respectfully invited to give
20 :" s'-- "-oA ' STEVENSON WEDDELI.
Sycamore ST., Petersburg Va
March 2, 1854 Sa-y :.
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WILLIAMS & HAYWOOD,

GARDEN SEED.-We now in receipt of large
" "supply of Garden Seed warranted fresh, to which the
attention of Gardeners is invited.
WILLIAMS & HAYWOOD.
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Texas Real Estate Brokerage,
GeLLE9TING AND land AGENCT..
RAYMOND, FREEMAN 4 CO..,

EXPRESS FACILITIESa--ABAM / cos EX.
II press offers the citizens of Raleigh the reatest
means of obtaining supplies ION New York. Philadelphia
Baltimore, Petersburg Norfolk, Portsmouth, etc n 81
Our Express leaves all these points dny (Hurtayss
cepted in charge of try and experienced agents. for the
security of all matter submitted for transportation;
HAIL speed is insured oGr cars with the mail
trains, -sssss ~
Notes Drafts Bills &c, promptly collected at all poins
where we have agents. -
Charges moderateii
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CARRIAGE MAKING.

CARRIAGE MAKING. -.s
Raleigh Coach FactOrYIll
"ILLIAMs s. GORMAN, HAVING ENEARG
w ED their establishment by the addition Jenkins
Shop, Hargett St. fully prepared to execute orders
for CARRIAGES of every description Employing expe-
rienced workmen and using the best of mat eals their
work will always be finished in style warranted to give
satisfaction. .
Repairing done with neatness and despatch. .ssse
~ Factory Harget ST., the Baptist Grove and
at Clarkes old stand, near the Masonic Hall. sFs
Raleigh May Is, 1854. 53-ly
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A DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.-THE UNDER.
- SIGNED do hereby give notice to the Claimants or
Heirs at Law of Margaret Drake deceased come forward
at our Nash County Courts be held in Nashville Nash
enter their pleas according to Law win
for distribution among the Heirs entitled at law 80
T. W.WRIGHT, Admir-.
go
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ID EMOVAL OF THE BOOT AND SHOE
III MANUFACTORY.-The subscriber begs leave to in.
form his patrons and the publ general moved
from Wilmington Street, to the house occupied by r
MAILER fancy store, West side of the capitol.
Thankful for the Liberal patronage heretofore received he
solcits continuance of the same promising use the very
best materials and employ only superior workmen =
HENRY a. DEPKIE.
elOn Anc1 90 kf
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TXTRACTS FOR FLAVORING.-Rose, Vanilla,
IA Orange Lemon, Butter Almond Cinnamon and Pine
Apple in store and for sale by
WILLIAMS h HAYWOOD.
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ted number of advertisements will be taken for the
uar nnls but no deduction will be made on any but
Faly Tertseniens-these will be inserted at one-fourh
EyarES Eyal San ~, the regular charge.
Sr n Ss Ss sasssPS ns
viii Dc months or $40 for twelve months in both pa
SNec s1O for six months, S15 for twelve months.
Tbe paper will be sent to advertisers for six months
e tho wear free of charge.
Iu ISubscrbers and others who may wish to send money
Tdtor can do so at all times, by mail, and at his
the pce;nt for all sums will be promptly transmitted.
TS T9.+ars to the Editor must come free postage
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HENDERSON MALE ACADEMY.-THE Ey.
~ animation at the close of the Spring Session win be
on Tuesday the 9Th of June Original Compositions will
be read and decaimed the morning of the 7h h The
evening Address will be delivered BY William tau.
shaw, A b., Principal of the Forestve Male Academy
Henderson, May 10, 1854 5swz4a IL
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" AYNE INSTITUTE AND NORMAL.
~ COLLEGE-The next session will commence
vember Students will be charged from time of entering
be allowed except in of pfotrarted Sickness
option of the Principal
WIN. ROBINSON.
Goldsboro, May 80, 1854. 56-5t.
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ANHLORINE TOOTH WASH STANDS UNRI-
u VAILED for cleansing the mouth and preserving the
teeth and gums. For sale at
WILLIAMS & HAYWOOD'S.
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TNNABLE SALT.-VERY FINE AND WHITE in
Il small bags, in store and for sale by
WILLIAMS 4 HAYWOOD.
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HENRY T. CLAWSON, COACH AND CAR.
H RAGE MANUFACTURES. Also Manufacturer TO
Bent Feoes Shafts, Hubs Spokos Poles Spring Bars &c.,
warranted the best quality of Timber. = -
All manner of Coach work executed in the best style OF
the
Repairing done in the neatest and the shortest
Franklinton Franklin County n. c. o7-
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EHRANKLINTON INSTITUTE, Franklin .Coun-
- ty y. CD. S. RICHARDSON, A. NJ, Principal of
the Male Department.. R. j. TAYLOR, ---, Assistants.
Mrs Richardson, Principal fthe Female Department.
Miss NJ b. Stone. Associate Principal Miss H. L. Shryock,
Miss L. w. Groat Assistants
The Fall term will commence the 1st Monday in July.
For CIRCULAR containing particulars address the Secreta
ry of the Board of Trustees,
E.A. cRUDUP.
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~LAZIERS' DIAMONDS AND KNIVES.
NU In Store and for sale by
WILLIAMS HAYWOOD.
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XN ORKMEN WANTED.-THE SUBSCRIBER
! w wishes to employ PAINTER and TRIMMER ON Car.
rages also two wood workmen-a BoDY- -MAKER and
WMEELwRIGHr The best wages and constant employment
will be given. Address the subscriber at Peterborough.
Chatham, N. c. WIN. d. KIRKSEY.
January rs s1a--.ff
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ANORN STARCH.-A FRESH SUPPLY JUST RE-
u CEIVED at the Drug Store of
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REPILATORY.-Fo REMOVING sUPERFLU-
VILLAS HAYWOOD.
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!. McMAIION HOLLAND.

Ano,nty md Coanuilt nj Law und Soi,iior IN
fhancUy.
aifAkOPEE, SCOTT COUNTY, MINNESOTA
MiSsEsOTA nEtEnEsCEs.
UOv. W. A. UOfmnn,
Tnvis ltossef. Esq' src Min. Tcr.,
C0pt j. n simpson, ". r. T0p. Ebefs. } ~. Paul
4. =. Mofaau. Es1 Pioneer once,
u. A. Robertson, Esd,
Hon H. H. Fibey, MendOth.
MAHYLAaD hEtEREstEs
Coy. ". Louis i0wr,
=. o. ONeal, Es1, secretary ~ ktate
Judges Lenrtd, T0rk aDd Eclest08 Of Annapolis
supreme Court ,f Macy Wand,
Hon Alexander Randall,
John " L.. MrMahon, Esq, baltimore, Md.
EDWARD M'LAUAN.
sfOHhGE FORWARDING AND COMMISSION,
AZ The toPyef Landing, H. Paui.
tt Commission aBd COnsaBHiebts, will bs prompt
~ " and eafeiHiiy Intended ~.
heiefenees y ~. Camphfii, II. Mt.agaB, daisBai
Geo. Uftj8HB, ~. L6Hs,
Lower steamboat Landing, ~. Paui, MIN.
March 26, 1879,
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TIL MAN NJ. SMITH.

III MAN Ms NMTTU,
Justice Of the Peace. Notvy Public, Collector and
Genrrai Aren't.
HAS removed his Office to the Brick Block opposite
j the Post Once, corner Of Third and Minnesota
streets, where he Will be found ready 10 attend TO the
collection Of debts purchasing and selling real esnte,
pay ment Of tnses locating Land Warrants, &c. Ilng
Ing been IN the business for some time past, and
being provided with MARS Of ail the survey ed portion
OF the Territory and Of the CITIES on the H. Peters,
he fntcrs himself that he viii he able 20 give satisc
ton to MI who may give him n cali.
". Is. Town Lots IN st. Paul, II. Anthony and all
the towns on the ~ Peters for sale nj reasonable prices
Also, Farms In the country, with or without prove.
rnents.
~. Paul, June 2. tst3-7tf
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MINNESOTA BANKING HOUSE, I
Mafeb IAN, is54,
WILLIAM UNG\NSCEC( A. CO..

. EHEF IT WFsfFfN UhNk, TNITh,
Baakvs, Enehongs md Reai Estate Dyokers.
uDROMPT attention given 10 collections ~ MI parts
OF the Tertfory, and proceeds rem'ied NJ current
rates 6f tkfhHugN,
LAND WARRANTs BCUGIiT AND SOLD,
And oeaitd on dine 10 the tnyOr ~ artunI settlers
Town hDd country property for sale for casli or
time We give personal attention Ia the purchase and
sale 0f property the payment Of taxes, entering land
iochting lHh warrants and NIL other business that ma,
be,tUfusteh 10 our care. d9-tf
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WTUNNEY 1T LAW, IIideOU. -. CtOs UoUi,ly, ~.
RUBY CALLENDER,
MNtINcfchEH ~ LIME Fhalopcc, Ninoero,n
st. 31aWl .aUN'tH.
NATIHL. T.. TYSON " co.
(ps h0bEhfH BETWEEN TninD AsD FoUrfn STREETS.
NE!V STORE AND FNESI1 GOODS
AND 4 WORD TO TUE MINNESOTA

NNU y WUNU 10 HE WTNNEFUTA
RIVER AND HT. GROiX TRAUE,
We ARE INV ihifIJ H. ed ~ or ness buIlIng, md
IA having sufficient room 10 store InfFn nnd com.
pl'o stock Of Groe"fir-, Unin, fIOu nbd rfOVislOup
va would respectfully onll the attention Of oar floIds
IN ~ Pau nnd the snffOnndng country, "a the fAtr
thnt wc hnYc Just rocoiyc' The lfgo md best scloood
assortment U
GROcERtES, PRO VISIONS, NRAiN, SC.,
ever brought 10 nlnnosOn nd we ran nov -ny 10 oar
~ CfoiN md Mlnhes0n nvrf hlrnd-, tbnt W. nfc of
hfihs better Inducements 10 these trdcs hnH nny other
house 10 ~ FaUl md ht whUlo-nle, We plrdpe oar.
selves io sci, ~ O.LEaA fhioEs. Onf eOOis arc M
hrsh ana ~ The very best condition. Goods delivered
~ We hdihE ~ to ahy phn ~ tic clty free Ot rihfsr
We would henin respectfully calI ATTENTION ~ oar
Ne" rtms, ~ D"h"fs md ar friends ihtop,ont The
tnf"ihdiha country WI fhd tlnt II embraces every
tlhp usually Kept ~ or llDs ~ bnsintssi and ~ dup
80, would express oUt thanhH for av0s, ana The trfn
phtfohh4t tttchdcd t0wafds Hs tho phst winter We
,biin fhtf ~ Paft ~ follows, which W. win self strictly
IOi fhsll ~ llIN lOWEsl InnfhtI fnlrsi
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OLIVIER, STONE a FOLSOM.

S"t'N ~ hUUVEYOn1.
oWee me Court Honse, Conrt House SQUARE. 81 Paul.
HAVlNG formed co.battnershjp for tbe purro.I
ol carrying on The above tu,iDbss will sttsnd IA
Dns"g ana selling teaI esse public and prynie .sI"t
.sI ."I G s'mnra a.r.c,a made 10 all lands bought aud
Deeds drh"b nnd dcknOwedgme ments taken
inefe mny De found NJ our Office, Township Mana of
nv 'e hfvcye lands n the Territory, also u,uus 81 siI
ne cue. towns ana their addition. IN Ramsey county,
~ wen rs complete si OF MI the entries made Nj ts
w. . Land Onicc IN hs county, corrected semi. .wc"i
~ peect abstract oi cnch and every piece or parcel
o' h ~ ibis county from the United States 10 The is
" ethhcei ut Of lands sold for unpaid taxes In ths
wise. - '"'s"~"' W "'"s''
Az hlns OF m"ppng md pl. .ting done to order, psr
sons hc.rIng correct copy Of ,ny o The tunu. o nis
~ ile nfai.ers office Of Rnn.ey county, "r township
naps OF any lnnds surveyed IN The Territory. csn b
able prlces. '~' WI" ~ 'ss'S"'
Pefsois desiring TO enter land any where in mi, ssj
rory by lana warrants or otherwise, viii 0ud II 10
!her advantage TO apply to t. firm. All bnsIDsss IN.
despatch. ~ ''"'"p'"''' "A'
.. :. :. =, nEfEnEhtEsI
non ~ ntc Washington City; Hon II. n. sibjsy.
Mendotn; Mcssrs Horup n Oakes, IjaDkers and Nirs.
Ho''ih'hend Decker. Attorneys, g. Paul. Ally
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st. 30aMI ant'tS.
TIME! TiME!rIMEii

IL FOWLER, Watch Manufprtutet W6,L,uy
Jewelef and Dentist, would respectfully uf,,r,1
.ne ihhlnnts 0f ~ Pau, that he Has opened store
~ ~ Anthony street, IN tbe building 0ppo.jte tbs
nee ~ uonse, I'VE 1oofs from HobiDsobs Old stand with
m M M ~ Clocks FpsGtaees 0f MI ages Duck
" n,ae .onbs W great fafley bosom pins, goggles,
imsy i"a. M,lnosnls steel beads and tnsst ae. Work
" cn'sos testhlns rings, nutes dice and boxes
~ fpnp'es, Horizontal, Repeating and Lever Watches
,he most complex and delicate workmanship care
NY repaired. l..
Caiy"aia ON Ritgs modr 10 erty. Ersyavlns
neatly fffeRfd.
IEtfm CAREFULLY EkTHAefEB. FbAbEp A. FtUG6EB
W. w rom his long experience ~ some ~ Tbs 6tst
sHops w EbalWd, hptTs himself that he shall Le able
W RVs shs'aeteB 10 aii who may favor him with tbeI
WNk; lis mott9ls PuBetunIity, Dispatch aud Modef
H. Paul, March CAST, 1853. 4 49.y
REMOVAL.
'" Ne ~ COMBS bas removed hs Nook Store
,Vv nearly opposite his old stand, where be would
pT pIehseh ~ see MI his eDdsj feeling assured tbat he
can now SUIT them IN every thing in iis line NV new
s"ods nave arrived nmpDg which can be found
Soo HoIIs wall Paper, window Cnrtains,
bordering md Screens,
All the late Cheap Publications. Uncle Toms Csbiu
mn and Key 10 same,
ulbk BOOKS ~ NIL varieties, Stationery Of every des
crP'on ana ~ the best quality, Fancy Goods 10 nu
afons 10 ncntionj but call IN, II IL no trouble to
show goods at "
COMBS FRANKLIN BOOK STORE
brtWren the Wcc aud American IIOu.es
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NO. 3e.
st. 1Daml M0t'fN.

,.., 4. 4. tAnPENfEUfl;
Dtle n my Eoods, U,oe,,its, p,mt.,or,. Clah..t
Ha'd"~s, china anil Qu,enswe,s, CMiyy, Sv.
THIRD sTRE ET.
Near The corner of Third aud jackson streets,
g. Paul, Minnesota.
VIE river Ia closed but tbs s,e,s. Of A. L. Is,tsA
Msf s silll OPEN where may 10 found ibs moi
U"ods .,".'i .ss'mmehi " Foreign and b0gsst!s Dry
endlns Haas sod Caps. 0os ana hoss, and svesy e.S
-. ~ ame ~ necessary ~ eomlou ~ proper fes djspsy
m NV hlnds, which oabnet he sNtpasstdi and t,ji ~
sottnsbt NJ Hardware, Deli md aUssusw ~ are Cutissv
~ w Wbleb will Do sold wholesale or retail, on me
"es, favorable and accommodating terms.
ebn!fe variety 0f double and sjugis bar. sd sh..
guns fnss and pistols, powder TASKS and shot ,ouch"S
ann wads waller proof percussion esps ssvs suR ioeks
WI Wntn toas sefswdiivsfs and driving business, mSy
=" '"r's -. ,."na !, w. A.. ~ 4, H. LARPENTEUR'S,
n. M" y" STONE, s'E F0LsoM.
veg, peeds, Mam'y 90. Judge ProbafA 10 Gux. ava.
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0HOcETm m 5ES SH TTIvfsfOSs.

- PRESLEY has tsft 0b last saturday. ihe cd inst
30 fof ~ LOUIS ~ purchase the largest stock tha
specially ea the attention 6f hjs surrounding friend.
md The public ~ general 10 tbat go0d eDp6ft0bjt, fo
those wb0 wish ~ buy cheap IN every thing ~ Ms line
without running MI over town 10 buy what fbsy wgB.
please step IN "gd esamps prices and quality, Also.
~ addition ~ tbs, has just received This week. Hams
Eggs Fresh Butter, thhfsf, OYSTERS safd0rs, Lafd,
FioHf EEtfa md sWPstdBe Corn Meal. and good man,
other things too numerous 10 mention, nj tbs large brick
bOek, tbird street, 81 FHui,
WhOifs snie HBd retail 2-tf
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CIANlNIiN AZ N1iiiIAN-

; TT VTTETN " MVWUNNs
A WAKE TINT "huUbup" II the Ofdpr 0f the
~ day 10 ~ Pnnl ~ pfr9cBf, dlsrInm any ~
rhi0h Ia Impose upon The public IN ohno1ni ina tint
tb"t he on'pinR ti"r pf"srnt stW IL ftnpr md PINE
~ Dry Gorls CIoihine, flats Cnrs boot. nnd ahors
hr, nj greatly reduced prizes. pftrnfat6ty 10 tie open
Ing Oi TIE "Spiiue camDne0."
WIN ~ assortment yet pnbf0LrU, ticy I'm tUppjt
t'ir wnhik ~ tie pnc. Tor dhY goods 10 ther line md
nrc decfmincd Ia "et them slide"
1Eey Wlll Ofcf Inducements 10 merchants wjsbjUp 10
rceni-h their stOk ~ iey iDtehdt devote particular
attention 10 The J0Jbina Department.
call NJ their Hofe on Third street, between n0beU
hbl Jackson streets, and be- convinced.
feb dysu e. A. A.
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WINTER AND SPRING ARRIVAL.
THE WORLDS FAIR
HAsrcceivcd per Burbank H. Co.'s Express, avaricd
IL assortment Of
PRINTS. DeLAINEs. CAsIiMERES,
.Merinos, Giores, Hosiery,
Uo0ien Goods,
MUSLIN collars and Undersicevcs Velvet Ribbons etc.
ne.e 'oo' together with the remainder Of Fail aud
"'"'e' "oek o' fAscy nnd DOMESTIC Day Goops,
READY MADE CLOTHING,
Hats ana caps, Boots and shoes cnrpet,ne Yankee
Noions &c, will be- sold NJ n small advance over
Eastern cost, preparatory 20 starting for my spring
STOCK. ar EDWARD KEENAN,,
Al worlds Fair store, cor, 80 and Roberts,
HOUSE AMI LDr FVK sA AiE;.
House and two Lots IN kittsOn's Addition. immc.
"A daiely back Of the New Hotel The House IL new
and convenient, having been built during the Fall
Wishing devote attention exclusively to our bust.
meas we will sell the above property mt reasonable
price and upon accommodating terms.
CHAMBLiN MORGAN.
July .. le54.-43.l Third street, 5t. Paul
GOTTON LINEN TWINE and that is not awI at
~ the sT.PAUL DRUG STORE.
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GROVELAND GARDEN AND NURSERY
Btween ~. Paul and 81. Antlony, mar he Iab.
way House.
\HE subscriber, would invite The attention OF those
VINO wish 10 set out fruit trees this fail or the en-
sung SPRING to their stock of trees that have been
grown ~ this Territory from 10 three ycnrs. In
connection WIN the scott Nursery, at DavenpUrt, Iowa.
hy are prepare to fll all orders for either standard
or dwarf trees, OF any md every description that III
Dc required for this climate, together with Currnnt.
ornamental line, such Ms Roses, DahIias phoscs nnd
such establishment. ' P'
Orders respectfully solicited from thp,e who w.h
:" set out fruit trees or embcsh their grounds Az we
nave not sufficient quantity on hand TO supjy tbr
demand, we hope to receive orders EARLY Tuis yAIL
50 Us 10 make up the denccnc, 1T the nursery NJ DIV
cnp"t. where we expect 10 spend the winter Orders
may be addressed TO us or left 1T the store Of Mr.
Fullerton, st. Paul f. NJ FOnD A. cO
~ PAM. Oct If " OO'
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W1fOLESA LE AND RETAIL CONrEC.
T1OSAN1s

'INIE subrfflbrfs ~ returning Their THINKS 10 their
j patrons ma The pHhic ~ UrHcfn for tho Iibrfn
encouragement try bnyc received, desire 10 iuiDi ~
fi'W tbn thrt have new machinery nud oibof fnc"s
~ supply The Terfitory win pam nUd fnnrJ Candy -"
ih'r own nnuhlTtur 6nonF Oil"s, ~ sois Ot rtick
thbdy, Nos" ma Eunt hIUonda, iOrihud'fs, Aujssc,
h'dnln'd limi, nhd nj oihrr kiod 0l Df0psj Cnndy
hnd FnRU ToJr SG which dies WiII zen ~, iiio bOy
~ lower fnirs, niduf'ciai. ihn II rgn be bought ~
unl"nh or -, Ionla, "ith the ndY,Dine" ~ h1ynh
RON m'rl". Also, ffcnch Gernnb ana Enaliai T0,A
III lnncy GoO5s vi odciR iof Cikos and leo cream
omptiy 6lIcdn the lowest pOs.ll1c prices.
uE<Z KAuruEu
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ALLEN r,E.,.aH,

HHOrnry NJ LaW a0d Hr0ryai Lam Aren't,
uuAVING been Register of the LnHd once under
, the bate administration, he IL 1liG 10 select the
b"h land ~ 10" T"fiii0ry subject 10 entry, md VIII
"nffnd the fra0lafli, 0f nlI IorniioDs made by him
once 0H t"dm street, neat door 80 tho Eps, opal
tbnrch ~, Fnni. T..
Jim. ID. I.hI -llN.iI