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BELLS! BELLS! BELLA!

LNOR Churches, Academies, Factories SteaJnbOats
II PautatiOns etc, made, and u largc assOr
kept cOnsnntIy hand by the NJ their old
established and enlarged Foundry, which has been Isl
operation for thirty years and whose patterns and pro-
cess OF manufacture so perfected that their bells have
world wide celebrity for volume Of sonnd and quat
OF tone. The present PrOprctors have recently sue
coeded in applying the process OF 0ain moulding IN
iron Cases to Bell Casting-which secures perfect
casting ana even temper and evidence of the
impaired excellence Of their Bells, they have Just re-
)ceived January lsj1-be First Premium q Silver Me-
dab Of the Worlds Fair In New York. over all Others
several from this Country and Europe being In conpc
ition and which il the 18th medal, besides many III.
plOfnas that have been awarded them. They have pat
terms for and keep on hand Bells Of variety Of tones
Oi tue same weight. and they also furnish TO order
chimes OF any number Of bells, key and refer 10
several oil their make throughout the states and Cana
das Their IIhngings comprising many and val.
liable Improvements, consist Of Cast iron Yoke with
move"bIe arms, md which may be turned upon the bell
spring acting on the cIapper, prOoDgDg the sound
Iron Frame, rolling hammer, c6unterpOisc, stop, etc.
For Steamboats, Stc9mshps, etc, their improved 1tc-
vo'ns Yoke or Fancy hanginas IN brass or bronze Of
any design furnished. We can supply whole sets or
parts OF our improved hangings to refining bells Of 9TH
or construction upon proper specifications being given
Old Bells taken ~ exchange.
surveyors Instruments Of all desc ptiohs made and
kept on hand.
Being IN Immediate connection with the prime pni
routes ~ all dircctiobs either Railroad, canal or river
orders can DC executed with dispatch, which, either
personally or by communication nrc respectfully soci.
ted: A. MENEELY'S SONS.
West Troy, Albany Co, New York.
AGESrs.-i.ay m"nd Ward, Chicago; H. J. Nazro 4 Go
hlwhuhic, wl'"r" Bells can be found an
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CLEVELAND A. TOLEDO RAILROAD.
81 - gu Iasli

~ ~ ny Z-1sRH x529H~-x5K1e u H5ce~~-zsYH
fl'liE SAFEST quickest, and only Railroad route 10 the
l. East. Through ID hours quicker than any other
l.oute ADofffng he bdn0ers or Lair Navigation.
Passengers cketed through from Chicago 10 New York
boston, Phisdelpha, Cleveland Pittsburgh Wheeling,
CINCINNATI via. Michgau Southern and Northern Indiana
Railroads, dc.
Three through Trains daily, except Sunday One Tx.
prcss Train Sunday evening, al O'Clock.
st Lightning Express Train leaves Chicago at 80 A. ST.
"a Accohnioda Ion Train do 90 4. ST.
SO Express Train do 100 +. n.
All connecting NJ Toledo directly with trains upon Toie.
do Nofwaik and Cleveland ailroad. feaSing Tolelo--
Isl Passenger Train, $ 80 +. ST.
I'd do do 90 A. H.
Making the time from Chicago 10 1jnnoo 90 ana 10 New
YoiA Ciy 80 hours ib hours less Than any other route
fDRtfiEHS btvisiOS OPENED 70 sASDttskY.
Trains leave sandusky for Cleveland 81 A. ana "a
f. N.
Connecting ~ bellevue with Mad River Road fot spgned
Dayton, tinrnnaii trffu fiaute bhd fndiai,apos
Connecting ~ Moioetille Win Mansfield 0ad fOf CUiu
bus. Cincinnati AMI Hiinsril
Connecting ~ CHteland with fAte FOfb Naf fT fiiH.
DUhklfk tI0Hao, Albany New tmk hHd 1haioi,
Also With Cleveland SD fiitstafgl Road tf Pittsburgh,
Wheeling. Ililatelpiia Baltimore AMI Washington tfy
1lthtis poeufpd ~ lie tchet onrn of She Michigan
Southern northern tBdaBa itaf0ais fremont t1dinf,
two d0ofs south IT main entrance haib1rH street III
cage, biyt Gmt
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EStpCRJt SAW WORKS.
w " lAII

UVrue,iy Ice, Uago ~ COD
Manufacturer NJ every desrrpti0n NJ saws,
No. ~ Main street, ~. Louis, Mo.
|uNl 6rm Ol Lrn, hage n 90, having been dissolved
by muni fobstbt ~ tite 2Isi da5 ef JaBNaty last,
] "0Uld MORN ny friends aDd eusiOUris ib1t have
made arrangements WIN Mosats, trdgH brother, aud
VIII coniin" o manufacture III snws IN MI tbor ynio.
~, No pnlns hnye bG'u sp0'd IN ning Up machinery,
hhd ACQUIRING experienced wokHep aid ~ The stock IL
pUubDerd dlrn from The Olnn0lnriOrofs, bolh IN En.
iopr ana hUoilcn Tor cnsh, mn runhipDt tint rhn
bOId ont smh Inducements ihn dDnlrs VIII 0nd II a.
fiIli iniDioSi 80 Uut OufHp0 home manufacture,
~ IA the clatactot and top0iali0u NJ snwg bpnflDp
my stamp hoihjbR h'cd be snd, ~ trust ilni bOtii
htni,ta hhd tohanHrfs hnye nd sHlipItH eppoHUhit,
~ ttsi o 1nalliy NJ my hinbUlnrt1t", whllo pninrt
~ The late mn ~ tc. ago To-, ns MOI ~ dOntt IA,
uoW,u ms hbilitJ ~ cOmp"ir successfully IN point
III pffc, gnaly ~ nDlsb, vim aDy maOnilciOiy III
he hnd !" The thIt'd fimeh, Go0g now Ia a. ,lpt
% t'rj Description ~ siWh, ani prepared Ia dI
all orders with ptonptbtss nhd d,sthth.
orders hdIess'd a. ilo 0bdptsgnoj ~ ~ Messfs
bridge Ui0, VIII receive ptOOIpi attention,
Paulculat aith0tlo1 pad 10 all hnds ~ repairing,
may H=4sgU W. h. 4, UAUE
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NEW ROUTE TO TIE EAST.
1854.

THE GREAT WE'fIJt% RAILWAY ~ fA%AbA
now open from b"'rii ~ $tngnp Fails Turning th'
last link 81 ~" Great fcbtrUi lIoui" boiw""U SEES t0
nnd Boston, being The shortest, qDick"at nnd ronpo
route Fast. Oly chung" Of cars bcwccn fcngo and
Niagara F,Il'.
Trains i"nte Detroit 80 80 \, 81. through I. tess h"urs
connecting viii, H." Sigd ESIrcss from Clicng" nbd viii
the New York Central Evening lightning tSpr"ss 1T Ma
garn Falls for Albany, Sew fofk aud l.oslon.
The Gr"ni western Inil.ay niso connects ~ NiDgnfa
Falls viii, tle cannndagua aud Niagara Falls branch
the New forl and E,i" Knond and Via Buffalo win tic
Buffalo and Sew Yofa ttiy Branch, NeW Yo,k abd Eyio
saroada variety Of connections east unc CALLED by any
other route.
baggage chccb"d through 10 Niagara Falls, BII.do,
Albany or New York
This route ocrH great Inducements Ia Travellers by the
great distance snycd. over any other route
TIE GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY
passes through the most interesting aud highly cultivated
portion of Cannda niordDg variety of ,cencry Of un
surpassed beauty and grandeur including the two greatest
wonders Of the worlhc Falls Of Niagara, aud the Rail
way suspension bridge over Niagara River.
For through tickets apply ut the Office Of the Michigan
Central Railroad opposite the fremont iiousr Ch!cago
or ut their offices IN the western towns
ID. BRYDGES. Managing Director.
f. Is. Shears, General Western Agent. May fin
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SPRING AHRASUEM ENT.
TUT " UAILY TNAINF#W IUE TNAIKl
MtSAi1 AID NEW F0RH biHfT
Buffalo " New York city H. New York
II ri lRuiIsnuhs

Buffalo " New York city ~ New York
" Erie Railroads.
wide ears shorlo cheapest ana most comfortable rouJ
~ Nov por, tbn diaiaBon tpiug 20 ioips ioss
ibah he sholiasi line 'a, Albany
F1NihtNf inatu IiUlaip rs tIlDWa}
] "A, Nav foh iny lEpfeas, through ~ Sow York
dUrei, without cbAngoOt cars aufea ~ . 80 T. "
80 y, ~ N'gh EStseaa arrives rs Nov fotk nest
morning ~ ~,
A. VI, Mali fmiD, stops Ut nii stations,
~ 80 A. 81 Accommodation hnd IoIgi stops ~ ~
stations,
UHe Train eae, way Nuniays
Hgld bPr"A hnyos ljomlO NJ ~ +, ", nrrIyci IN
nav iOlh NJ q ~ most morninp.
lsi rhss fare 10 SOS Yok, all ho way by IhlIrOhd
only, NJ ~.
"a cnHs tnro, hiI lie wny by Railroad, ~ 30
Tnsa"bg"a sionld procure IhioUgb TIchWt ~ ilo fom
paHy Ihtot eschapgo street oniy alaut tWomS rdt
east ~ Etni" Line Depot, ~ ~ ~" oflco nhdor io h1D
sion iions" thtfo tiehota enn nio to ptornfw rs ht
molt If tiio Wohprn Iiarond 0fcoa
No hiRphgo checked through a. How Y0il N0clhfRo
idt hatllug H.
1hls Iinc affords s0"ror ndtaniaeos fof The shipment
rs Freight For further hifofHs ioD HPjiy oF iiA iiAnp,
Freight Agent ~ ie DrW Ifoiehi ltuap On tbnd0L mar
ono Basin, Buhio ~ Ia e. fAitaAbut, Agent. go
broadway, cornef barclay street. y Y
D. q, 1iOff fur fjnlendpni.
Hatlo, Attii d, isdi ny1 6nm
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SUMMER ARRANGNMENT.

NEW YORK CENTRAL DOUBLE TRACK RAILROAD
Quickest, Nntest md Chez pest Route to
New YOrk md Boston.
connection With Mrltiaau foutrnl iuilronnd via d.
irii md Angnm FnIIs nl.o win Michigan H. II, via
tinyrinnd and iipnpio
TIN" from 'bIcapo ~ Ncw York, 10 Iiours
TIN" from 'hlrHgo Ia Boston, % hours.
TIN" from i,ulIao Ia Sew York, II a hours.
TIN" from IiuiiIC ~ IssioD, 20 hours.
ESrg"ss irHlH l"ay" i,uHlo lor Sew York aud l..tol
on arrival ol trims from Cleveland aud Chicago maxim,
direct connection through
hlo Espr"'s Trims VIII I"n,c Nlnpnm Fnlla arrival
Of Trains from Detroit AMI tbcngo handing pnseogort IN
New York la advance of 0th"r routes.
Through iIct"ia rnD be lnd ~ The Company OGIrr 100
i.nhh"ph street, boiwrcn the Mn'i"rson Hn Fh"frn,
l"rc', or ~ ia" Michigan Central 90 Michigan FouiIcrn
Railroad Offices.
&. VIIAIT
G"n"ti fUjn iin'' Hdou'.
q. y. GiwoS and A. 4. F,aiqg Agcnt, Chicago.
May finn. y. IT, CATTLE. 1ckoi Agent.
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NICH'S SAEA MANDER SAFES,
Wildpr>s Dnfpnf

A Lhrge assortment Of Shlcs, Ot vafi0us sizrs and
~ patterns, with and without powder proof locks,
for -nIe ~ the Depot, ttD winter street, New York.
ftUrainr.pf0of BnDk Vtit. md VBnit Doors ha,e 80
order.
NrEANNS h MARTIN. Nntc Ron, atcnfns n
Co, succcssofs 10 Rich Goa tjG Water ~ and corn.
mnndcr safes, combining wilder md Kichs patents.
WIN CONsrANSH co,
Nov, ~, lsj2-tf Agents, ~ Paul,
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st. Houts Mob'ts.
Tios. ORGY. EDw'D n0yLE.
GREY Il BOYLE,
Boiler Makers, BlackSmiths, =
SHEET IRON WORKERS.

Main Street, betwcen carr and cherry, ST. Louis No.
HAVING gone so very great expense TO erect mn.
i Il thhefy for DlacksmithiDg, making boilers, nid
sheet Iron work on tho most approved Eastern plab
W. nfe now prepared to furnish every thing belonging
10 our business ten per cent cheaper than any other cs
tabIsliHeHt 10 the Western country All WHO arc IN
want u any thing IN our line Of business Will mud u TO
their advantage 10 give lis call before purchasing else
where.
1r Repairing done nj the shortest notice. Always
Oh hand d variety Of second. hand BOILERS.
N. D.-1tA1L ROAD AxLES, BRIDGE WOHk.
sHd every description Of heavy BLACksMffll1NG,
done Oh shoft notice and acc 0nini0 dating terms
Apf 10TH is54. b2-Gm
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WONDFVFUM WVNDENNFUN
TuN!k "ItATCllET IN hurled" The "CALAWUT or
good mI reconciliation. land ni The other good hiugA
ln"glnnhlo) M u HOns nbOvr our heads, n.sunling
fantastic sh1pcs, just prior "a Nv advent inO the world
81 sphcr pro- IDUs win "yOiCe Of thunder" the fact
that liiCllCox, of the ~ Paai Drug stare, las uude
extensive alterations mud improvements IN his ysion
nnt 'nn tDas If psssrrsrp ths itH8EsF HHb Bbsr
riLLGD. DRUG md CHEMICAL WAREHOUSE, rni.
nDg Of sr. IOUIA
lavinp complctcd our arrangements with Blow, md
scvrrn houses ~ the cIcs Of New YOk, rhihMcllhn,
md ft-bnfrh, We are now prepared o ufnish Pniut.
cfs, hnildcfs, md NIL who contemplate using WHITE
Lena, Xhc pant, Oh, TmpcHtinr, Vnrpist"s, Dry
PniDs, window Gln.s, All sizcs Ac., win III" bcst A
NO miioes Tint cnn be- procured IN those CITIES, and
~ ~ feaaUHabIe rates ~ living ptoit viii admit
Chcnicns md ply sicnns md oih'rs. who may pre-.
scribe need Tor personal large or sunjI qni.
ties, ny rest nssurcd That they VIII be offered ~ rem.
s0nablc fatcs, aud dIspcnstd with hid csncin"ss.
W. W. ItiGIIGOx,
1891 Garner "a and 'tdnf sttpcts
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HEAPEitN. NOW ERf. kC., FOR 1924.
~. Louis Agricultural Warehouse


ANp sEEp ar0nE, (EArAuLIsuEn 1859
"M MFLANTA 60, sgn of The ON rl0w, No.
" ~ Nmlh Mau street, ~ Ions, SO alsn,
e"rn'r al F"uul aud Grrcu AtuotsI Whol,saio aud
ilcinJ DcDl'rr ~
Gardrn. HraSs, 0nd Ottrr Sccds;
Agricultural ana Horticultural Machine. and 1ools IN
rUSI"sr variety,
yi'rrfpnye Catalogue furnished gsalis So post IHld
nppl rahir,
30 llnRg's improved Hcnprrr, nt3t
- nmnd' DO die s,'hIo Is"np" M"w"r, ~
30 Nrnir do do do do -,
l01 Keehun'- lmprnyrd Mowrt ~,
!! Emcf}'r do bofso Power Tirpjcf 4 clrnp,r gtO
100 Emrr}'S do horse fo'cf Fhtrshrr nnd Asp.
htHiOt, 800
~ Ir"h' horse pOWGr with TnmttlBa SIN
Thicshrr, tGD
N. ". Persons wishing nDy ~ the nbovC VIII pcasU
srhd So ihrf orders eafJ, ~ tbe Htpluf IL limittd,
81 burrows f0fihblc Gfisi.milIs, b0isc,
ttcdin Of wnfrt POWER Httj to $500
- corn mud cob cfUsLcfs, Little FinDt,
Nichols, 1Ud Others, 10 to o.
200 tofn hhrIicis, horse, stcam aud huud
Power, 10 30
1000 NJ Pms Hiim Sfnw nnd finy Cutters, TO 70
100 1iirkorks Portable cidcf MiIia, "uh
Press, ~ 10 80
goo NrvoviDg Horse vnk"s, 10 l.!
1000 pl"w. f""fi", Jcwrti, Como, E1gle
"nd others, 10 80
u bWfows, G"ddrs triangular Hnd others 10 50
t,D tUitivntors, different pDttrfns, 80 80
tOOD tbutHh, thtfWUcttf, ~ Under Others, 7Jc 10 ~
rbOvrls, Spndcs, Hoes POrks, scyihrr Ases, Apple
pnrcrs, hay Pfcsars, clpiU Hpd suction Pumps, &c,
flcnse fccoliect The OH Pjow, No IL North Main ~
~. Louis, Missouri. ~ am
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st. 3pauI.
GREAT EXCITEMENT At THE CAPlTOL!!
WAR IN NEBRASkAN

A Nd YET. WILLIAM CONsTANs visited the Eas.
n and purchased an extensive stock Of Groceries and
10 prepared TO deal them out ut Wholesale or Retail,
somewhat cheaper than the cheapest, aud II you will
only take tho trouble To call nj his under the
l1, Lower Lcycc, you can save nj enst from ten TO
twenty per cent Come II YOU do not wish TO purchase,
and examine my stock, In which viii be found the fol.
lowing, Wis
10 casks superior Hams, Dairy Salt
y " shouid,rs Spices and Hnc Ny. Mustard
30 bbis Mess POtk, ONO OIL,
30 Prime ~ star md NJ. Candies,
GO Tx War Eagle Flour Cigars. Tobacco and PIPES,
80 Corn Meal white starch, Indigo ana NJ oder.
and yetlow. Some Mrs. H. q. NJ FINE
Butter aud Soda Cracker "ESth' Tobacco,
n. u. A, d md q sugar, Nails Glass,
Crushed, Powder and lOafdol Holland Din,
Coffee, Mocha, Java and Ho,lC brandy,
Tens Of u superior quality, lP. "
Dried Apples and Peaehes, Madeira,
hasiBs, flesh and pure, q boxes Old Fort
Rice, by box or b6l, ~ 4" champagne,
Moiasses y. II. Il q. r.. irish snd scotch Whistey,
Golden syrup, bourbon
Maekefai, by ia or tbfi 6f ibl Cincinnati "
Aud every thug belonging 20 Uf0cafy ~ Provision
st0ie D6ht forget ~ call nj the old Randall sthtl,
trVre, Lever Town, where ! 90 viii te attire ~ get n
fheap bargain " w, CONsrANs,
~, PAIL, Ann IAN, tstt ut
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ApHl iitii, istt
UN1!GS'
New GrOccrY md IrOyisiOm NtOtn.

New CrOfcrv HMN provision htOfrs
1UrT oFENEli-un the cofucr of Hobrrs ANA
- Fourth streets, where in1y be- lonnd tgnslnnilt oI
wnoLIs,Lb AN nsiAtL, n fresh from ilo lower nlnf.
hu, Purchasers VIII do SO" ~ rhil ana osnUnn the
g0ay AID prices ~ goods Onerd, beIeving thnt The,
vii be- iiilIt satisfied with both fresh supplies VII be-
rcti,ed ~pehly hom below, hUd ~ the ptoptlot"f IL
manufacturing MI Kinds 81 Crackers md CANDIES, thet
WI be- sold toe The saDe IA NJ TIN roft wiiii Sic
hUsh ndIed, j, II. FHDsT, Agent,
H. Pant, Apflt, tg1l b9-it
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n. \. 1IKAlNEltD,
House and ktenmbOHt Furnishing store

(Nt01 No. 40 F0WM street., S0int Loufs, No.
MAtttAcTthths ~
SHOWER BATHS, BATHING TUBS. tttF
AND SPONGE BATHS HEtHtUEHATOHs, ICE
CliEHts, WATER COOLERS.
Dt0'fts IN ies Fttam FtffGtfs, Pttsfftias kfnifs,
sui 0d Ldaod,D tt0ns, Htdss kttHts kiffhtH
UWdWUt. WUopn0 NM Fi0ttd WWts, L0mps,
Vo00s, 49,, hoitts 0nd F0,hs. P0ehH hHjtts Gnd
keiss0fs
fLANisUGb, PLAIN AND JAtANNED TN WAVE
Wliiow, ttattab md W0odeH Wa,esi Mas, BRUSHES,
teatlef busters, Bt0bted Uat EWds, ttfd Cages ios
by Houses, tabs, Toys, 40 ttstt0g 50hh, F0neD
Oo0Is lyf Oofh rune, NJ NJ low piites to- oasb ~
approved cream,
\, B,=Ageni for SCOTIA PATENT and sfEN.
CEits PATENT tHON HYDROCARBONS,
WASHING MACHINES,
April iotti, is6t t3-6m
a.. ss.ss. 4, a a., ..,...... -f---'
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GREAT BARGAINS OFFERED.

~ 400 bbls Flour, 900 bbls Pork
100 bbls Dried Apples just reed consignment Mt
the wharf Boat and will be closed of reduced prices
Also corn and corn meal oats, potatoes, bran, lime
DC, at great bargains
2j.f j. w BASS co.
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TItE GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE I
MtUiBAN CENTRAL RAItROAU.

MtUIjAN CEN1RAt RhItROAU
0KEAT WBkTBRN WANADAJ HAiLH0Ab 0FEN'
Forming wh olhor Una The shortest quickest ana safest
route thHmH
~ mn after Monday, ian, Boh passenger hhits Wiii
~ fub 1aT Okrbtl 90 fhlHi,iaJ evening mi FuHiay
iptDbpj from tbieago ~ tjiipWs
lAatH 'lifngO ~ 4, n. AMI 81 w. The T. " trim
CONNECTS NEST morning ~ tnlid win iaiU tl lLn tHai
over tbe tfeal NpslppH iiailoAd,
Morning lpiD tom tieigo CONNECTS ~ NielilaB fiiy
win ~ A, BUt \, ttpuat tpr tAb}ptin ant finpinbnij
Through tickets Df ijDoiUUaii, saw fmk AMI ~ ION
and Olhnr cilies oas li ~ ie Michigan pnru Railroad
aitce, II lAke aUj UnrorD sirnis uppn,jlo he
Fremont House, alsO ~ he bnpoi ihiopgo,
FIWIN MOVIE
May i-=fW Grur,nl superintendent
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49, CULVER 90, intend kpepiHg CONSTANT,
- on he,d and iof sale ~ me "Cheap Corner" ~
"nsi0w's New it0rI, good ana select sOftmtnt Ut
siape Dry U0ods and lales' Fancy U0ods ~ wen ~
HITS, Gaps, H06is aHd Eh0es, md MI Articles usually
keW ~ UtHilehats furnishing ht"te, "a Whrt Tho,
mye the attention NJ The pUblic general, =and winch
ihpy viii sell NJ frHs1nabe md tasoBate piees, thef
motto being "shail PfOtits md 1Uck salrs,,
Among lhaf goods my be- tiHd u tar assortment NJ
Ladies' Uipss shoes md tjaiiHsi
q" Hosiery aHd kd UiDtesi
Gents PVHfse sHd HHe lleUs
Trunks md TmVsllUg iags
md general assortment ot tttady State GiohiBg.
i, u, CULVER ~ 90
w. PaWi, Ffi III, 1854, i3sif
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MRS. MEitRiCk'S
Fashionable MiliinerY R0oms.

No. 30 Main Street, GnlcDa H.
lust received direct from the Ear the latest Of
~ Ladies' SIX, SIX and Lace, and Grape, Dres, 1isiai
Florence Bfhd, straw, Hair aud Chip B0pnsts ETss,
variety; Ribbons, Flowers, straw Trimmings, etc, IN
fact general rtent Of Millinery sud Fnnoy Goods
t,c Intention That every one that gives me CBIi,
shall be perfectly sat.fed with goods and prices.
MANTCA.MAk1NG.
W connection With the sboye all orders promptly aien
dcd t6j II IL needless 10 pu NJ Am well known, II not
wonld refer to Mrs. 81 ". Rice, Mrs Hoiinsbesd ard
numerous others Visettes, Dress Trimming, etc for
sne low. MARY MERRtCk.
" Remember the No.; 90 Main street
Caena. June II, 1859 s-tf
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FARMER! TANMER!! FAR MERS!!!
10 YOU MAN,
~ 80, READ AND SAVE WORK.
OUNCE swords have been beaten into Pioug Ii.,nrr-,
- md spears INTO Pruning hooks, McCOfmick's Inir
Pntcnt Reaper saves imtnso lnb0r, well money.
Attention IN chilled % The lnc lsb1 Patient Ncnpng aud
Moving Machine, which s"fpnssed my at the Worlds
Fur.
Farmers wishing "a snvc tnbOr time aud money wonid
do well 10 call snd examine ~ have them constantly
on hand NJ my ware House
W CONSrANs, Agent, Lower Landing, ~. Paul
Aurii IA. isJi
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TERRITORY or NINA EAOTA,
TuinD JuDicIAL DIsTniT. !"
$4,000 WANTED.

OF Dornp a. Oakts' Cufifcofes u Dr,ost,
10y the suhA offers, who wiil rive goods for the
- same nj ~ reasonable rites M any House ~ 81
Paul. tUAMBitN MORGAN.
Third street, Lower Town.
J. Ii CULVER n co,
WinsOw' Hotel, Timer Town
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4OO ACRES OF GOOD FARMING LA MI

a laying In one body. bordering on a beautiful
"ske, a.d on which there IL forty fenced ten
poAe, comfortable house. thirty acres Of fine building
she Wuci.s aaarack good spring near the house and
nundry out houses; which will be- sold low II apviIeI
Tor soon For further information apply 10
:-tf n n 10 srS =. ro
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Ferry mt ManOmin.

Ferry at ManOmin.
1--WE Subscriber has his ferry IN full tide 81
l. cestful operation the Mississippi River al
Manomin Persons Wishing 10 my ferry with Trans
VIII meet with detention delays and the roads
excellent ON both sides Of the river The ferry will be
kept IN operation until the ice bgn Ia in the river
JOHN BANFIiI.
May y, is5A-Sfm. Hanomin Mills
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MtHrflIaMeouN.
n. ). X. MCMILLAN,

ATTORNEY AND COUNBELi.OK At LAW.
w III attend promptly and faithfully 20 III business
w entrusted 10 him In the line Of his profession nj
saltwater, ST. Paul, H. Anthony, md throughout the
Territory Of Minnesota, and the adjoining counties Of
tho State OF Wisconsin. once, sTiLLwArEn, Min.
Ills Ea. Alex. Ramsey, Geo. w. Campbell Il Co..
~. Paul. Unienn.
Or. q. w. B0rup, Mr.. n. Lansing, /"
Mr. J. w. simpson, I" Mr.. b. q. butler, ~, Louis.
Hon. A w. l.Oot0ls, PIttsbg !. II. Iafkln h Go. "
I. Sbaleft sam'I WsthefeIi n Co."
J. II. Moofhead, ESD. dos. 9. Batief n Go. Ct..
q. w. Jackson, ESD. Mr.. Jos. r. Deags,
SAINT Gofmty, Esq. /" MtO. Walker, Marine Mills,
Mal. !. D. Butler, and H. burke,
citizens generally, +" q. j. Halter, &"
uu-stts
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MASS MEETINGS WILL BE HELD AT
HYNEMAN'S,

Il iorable
G. LOT II I N g,
Just arrived and nude expressly for
BT. PAUL.
The most elegant assortment Of
SPRfNU AND SUMNER COATS.
Of siik Tweed, Cloth md Cashmere Also, 900 mi,
of black and fancy Cassinere, Linen and Tweed Pants
etc. 1000 vests--silk, Linen. tatin, Mafseiles, etc
grCall and see, and you will be sure to buy.
Our terms are cash. l.. 1iYNEMAN
kpUI 10. 1854, l..f
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WILSON'S GEE t!N Al LAND AGENN
!, H. FtLLEHjuA, !, BtHHbsh,
!. q. - LLERTON y HUKGE.sS.

4 u, FVLLIH1ON bus ibi. dHy BrsociDtro "jfb bD
~ !, 81 tGtss ~ BIZ UtHtth store is tbe Nlh,law
House, tOU FifTo The buHJuoss ~ be cObdUrieJ by
!, Burgess, under The mime ma bfm III u, tttJEH.
JON n BiNHEHFj wbriI they bnye hHi,d tmgr
md wen selected sOCk 81 UHy GOODs Of every variety
together with y compete stock Oi CLormisG, DOOrs
ubd SHogs.
We shn do MI ~ opr power 80 satiriy customers
both ~ 10 piicc md quality.
March ~, Ieji,--jD-tt
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NEW FIRM.

NEW FIRM
TuNffE sbscrbers having purchased the stock cfGOOds
l. IN the store recently occupied by T.. -. Fillmore,
nrc pfcpnrcd 10 furnish his old cnstOers and many
new ~ feel Disposed 30 give them call, with
choice assortment Of excellent Groceries md ITOvs-
IONS Wines Liquors &c, together with MI other ari.
clcs usually found IN store Of the kind They feel
sure that m examination of their goods will convince
Customers that what they say scorect and that they
are selling 1T low prices.
5i-it KELLOGG KINNEY