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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-04

g.sinery or y ythe) 10 avoid aulumnal diseases
you must count upon dying the fir.t time TINT CIR
eumstanee- ohlig, you Ia -Peod that season al
home Tberc never complaint OF sickness
at Warner Hall. until the Ia Warner introdue-
cd The RIM fever. The notion OF III health has
been preiext to cover The love f gadding anu
gossip ng; and for a winter climate and spring
especially, mot to mention roads, there is no com
parison.
Pray mention Mrs. Y. Bibbers lowest priee
for her estate. and John Tabbs also, if pract-
cable.
Adieu mn children. j. r., Of Roanoke.
10 JONI RANDOLPH BRYAN, esq.
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ARREsT.-JosEpH WIhlIAA has been arres
ted and committed to Jail, upon the charge of the
murder of his father Frank Williams. in the
county of Caswell, North Carolina. whose assas-
sination was announced last week. Suspicion at
tached to the accused from the commencement of
the investigation, on account of the fact that he
was the only white person living with his father
Mt the time Y place of his murderand variety of
other circumstances. Since the Coroner's in
quest negroes have disclosed many things en-.
neetcd with the affair, which have induced the mr..
rest. As it s,not wishing to foresial public opin
ion IN this serious matter, we forbear goinr into
"details, which have reached u hoping for the
>ake Of humanity that t.c accused nav l.e -,bia
+" SHOW h's IA poceuco.-D aaciie RepuJi,cqa.
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Bedford Alum Springs,
NEAR NEW LONDON

"1E undersigned respectfully i.forms /
l. that he expects Ia prepared To acc mmoi
IS or 100 visitors 1T these Springs, during
preaching season. The water viii be deIhe
moderate pr.cr at the Sprirgs, from the lOlhd
sent month 1t may b, la also at " ilson \ ID
Lynchburc, aud Samuel Hotfnan's, Liberty.
This water has been anal sed by Two d,a1
Chemists, Dr. Chiffon, OF New York and Iln.I
ofthe Va. Miltar, Institute, aud the result |
sucli as TO satisfy all who have seen it tots
character.
The undersigned " iii hereaf er give to hr
more particular nuconnt both Of the location
Springs and their properties For e rrsI
content To refer to the >uljoinrd certificate,
from persons OF character and they speak fri
T. EClJ
Nov lp
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BEDFORD Cum.
AlnrtII w


have been suffering for several !'@
The disc Use became more N mnt
could eat scarcely nm ihif WIN d.
the VA iuus remedies u>e'i with e''"t
iect, ans hsd almost despnlied o. =.
like permanent relief, until wa a"'
OF the Bedford A UNI Springs ! No. m
water for several months. aud l 10
that have ~xpe. need from 1t nv
can row eat any kindeof meats wiz
suci. Ia alth IA to enable meto ALIEN
uui the slightest annoyance. NY
attributable. | cannot duubf, to thT "
the CT ange hich Las been etircie"
,ciIrring 10 condition OF conn w..
pain will Justify III in rceonmen .
the notice of The public. | 90 h'ly
s-ss decide viz urs, and | chcrni'pp6
their valuable properties.
Rebubi can cory N4t
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I'd 10 objection ould he made tu h.dIding por
ton of them BY contract.
After considerable debate the bill a rrpofied
from The naval committee, without amendments
reported Ia the House, providing Tor the in-
mediate construction of sx first class war steam
erz, and der the operation of the previous OURS
ten II was Iassed--ayes H. nuer IL
The Hpn.n then adionrned o. Monday.
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BEDFORD. ca. Va
March o8Jh Il


March 28ih
Dear Sir 1t affords me pleasure 10 2
benefit ol ny experience and observation in
the virtue ofthe Bedford Al IN Springs. /
negro girl whose mother was scrofuious. !
been some two years, mere or less ai'
Scrofula. Tho disease eventually assumtdi
lent character. Tier eyes were ulcercled 4
them closed There vas sor upon Il
shoulder Off most serious and distlessi9
The groin was also ulceraiei AMI, in fat
seem, d completely under the control Of he |
would be difficult, think, to find n case ma1
the ravagcs of this dreaded aiilittioh. The VI
were applied, withnut success, and h'aI5
yout Springs. | first used the Alum Rock
wards the wnter, with most astonishing II
eyes now present clear and perfect, bea
anco-thc ulceration about the neck and
disappeared entirely and the skin presents
ance of perfect health. Her system Seem
waited and he case seems as peri, Ct rs II ],
| can c4nfide tly recommend the wuter
well worthy the aiten ion of the afflicted
Very ResPiuly, Yours,
GARN
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

My bac" Tor friend why do yol allow those marks
at a.c 10 apPefr such bold rrlnf wh, H. h, using
" bottle, al EmerSn5's American Hair Restorative
yen might have good growth If Hair? Pr CO 81 20 in
hre" Bottles Sudb d. R. LYMAN.
n lw
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Franklin Cloth and tlO

Main Street, opposite Co0e'' a
NHE sub-crihers would resp. ,,bf
i ton of their friends ard t',e
..ssorrmeni of fine Elastic RE" .5st
colors. su;tuble for spi ing tnd 'yo. mid
choice patterns of fan y SIZE j. 4
brated importing House OF Np ~ Al
Gap i}s1
Exprcs.ptd Rep copy
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CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE.

lv We respecfn ~ recommend Mr. GRANVILLE
JORDAN suit 10 e person H. hc v, ted tor + the
Office oil II Gil Constable. he City o >nchburg
aprll 4-t- MANY VOTERS.
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lBT We autbui zrd In antnuuc- WILLIAM II
WATSON, n candida re for reelection +, the uhca of
Ma-ter"f Police for In City Of Lynchburg.
17--tde
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The Can

BOSToN
coming al
Island, bu|
this norn1
brings no
warded BY
The lett
associated
we're forw
for New u
noon.
The Car
in collision
from BOst|
ly. Mrs.
were drow
Canada's
the Arabia
The Canad
slightly di|
The Can
south of LII
posed to b,
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To the Voters of LYnchburg :

To the Voters of Lynchburg
am candidate Tor your suhage+. Mt hr electio in
April mkt. for II Office &c Mister of Police After a
rsi lenre uf torytwo yens IN your city and nes hbor
hnoi deem IT Unnecessary To say anything OF myself
iat.er Than, if electe will sclaree the duties of
the office. GEO PERClVAL SR
Jan 3 lite
~ We are Hu horizrd tn annnunre LAFAYETTE
LEE Candi late for the flee of Sheriff of Camp.
bill County at tie election MAJ l. dsrtdc
I| We are authorized IA SAMIEl. II
QUA LES "A, candidate Tor the ofee ur Slrr # OF
B"dto d county attic ext ection 4 feb % Is
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The N. Y

n. YoRl
a message
tory liquor
ture, whic
May. He
its uncons'
Uses unreas
FIXTURE and
process of
in the prof.
sons at gr'
element.
The frie
Legislature
doubtful if
members ?
ted,) are r,
ernor's vet
sage of tn,
than two-t
being abse
sary in a f
ayes 76, ni
the ahrlna
ten less tn
The proba
be less aft
certainly Il
therefore,,
session..
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-04

DoYLES'
state of mt
ty having
a merchant
passed in C
of then.
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LExING'
solennitie
yivor of tn
to day, an
Lit. Cover
bers of boz
present.
eral Nlaso.
it is estinn
the town.
Masonic c
Mason.
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n. ORLl
have adyi,
out,ages |.
\. Mexico
by the Cit
lnonsly pa
which is a
er outrage
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1854-05-06
DAVID BARTLEY.

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER ~
Liquors, Wines, Cordials. Imported Harono
Cigars, Pirginia and Missouri Tobacco
Preseruedt fruits, Pickles, Oysters, Sar-
dines, Holsters, CLANS, Glass
,care, &c., &c.
w. OIL, nam areef, near the Steamboat Land;nc
II As In store and to arrive the following which h. -.
IL fers for sale at the lowest prices The .,.t "a
Pittsburgh and Cincinnati. f"' Dai'iinore
LIQUORS., IYLNES AND CORDIALs.
~ hait pipes pure French Brandy of the ,i,,
KINDS: Otard, Dupuy & Co.'S; Pinef Casti,iop 4. C,
.ned froprietors; Hennessey & Co.'S; A. Seirns,,.
pipes hoiand Gin, the celebrated Swan ), hrond
& Iamoio, c nun, casks pure Port Wine for
bbls Nd Pal 'r nus, Medicinal purposes,
o ~ New England Rum, . Sberrv w'n me-
20 g I:;n ~ baskets IIelsck Cham
30 Bourbon and Monon- bbls Rose cn,,, heI
100 &c Rectined Whisky. Q e IppsIi.ilht CorulaIs
~ casks burgundy Port Wine. o'"p'
HAVANA CIGARS.
100000 imported Havana Cigars tho ,
ket. ied ior sale In this mar
20 oxs Virginia Tobacco, superior article
missouri TOBACCO, 90 bxs smoking tohaco,
ooo CONS f !, KIT. PICKLES, OYSTERS, sc.
200 200 cans ~ , u, 10 preserved Peaches, &C.
100 " III Straho;.
oo - Baltimore Cove Oysters
on h. ,.nore Cove Soup Oysters. a new ,-,,.,.
o DIS assorted Pickles, SO cans Clans "'''cie'
60 cans o nhs,e Catsup, 10 bxs Pepper Sauce.
Decanters, Tumbiers, Goblcts PM riasrss Sards'
direct from the manufactorv M large
Haiena, April 30, IS53-3sy "' F"tsourgh.
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A True Bill has been found against
ElEELT g. BROIhE S

the Ladies and Gentlemen Of St. Paul and vicinity
EV for selling goods cheaper than before sold in
the Territory.
We acknowledge the "soft Impcachmcnt and are now
ready to receive the attendance host of
both old and new. We flatter ourselves that for
Quality, Quantity and Cheapness.
We are not cqalled by any establishment In the
territory. We have not time at present 60 into details
tut VIII enumeate few of The articles on exhibition
L'sush ana french Mcrlnos, De LANES,
Parame!ta Cloths. Cashmeres.
Plain and Fancy silks
Emb,d Curtain Muslin from 25 cts to 81 90 per yard
Emb'd Curtains from $3.50 to $1,000 per pair
"a and ID Damasks from 30 cents to 81 80 per ward
Iapestry brussels, ply Ingram and Rag Carpet,
Embroideries OF all kinds. consisting of
S0hars, sleeves, Handkerchefs,
Chemzets, etc., Long and square shawIs
Besides numerous other articles in the
Dry Goods Line
We have also large assortment Al and Ga
Painted window shades. China. Glass add Queensware,
Chillren's Misses and Ladies' Boots and shoes
BOYS and mems boots am! shoes, etc., etc.
The above goods exposed and sale, and we
pledge ourselves 10 sell them cheae than ever
offered in the Territoty.
A'erS b'dy, please give us call before purchasing
eIsc"icre. ELFELT & BROTHER.
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For Sale at BARGAINS.

NHESSRS. OLIVER, STONE & FOLSOM offer for sale
SR at their Real Estate Rooms, in the court house in
st. Paul. the following property in the city of ST. Paul
Lots and 3 block l, and lots 6 and II, block 3, and
lot A, block a, in Markiey and Walkers addition.
Lots and 8, block 16 in Kittsons addition, upon which
has lately been built fine cottage dwelling house
and other improvements.
Lots and 4, in block 4, Bass addition. and half
of lot IA, block 2, Leacs addition, fronting sc 12
on Ramsey street. Also the following land ST. Pau
In town SO, range y, 400 acres, being the W l-2
Ia, and n IL W II, 20, and Z Ia of W Ia
sec %, aud W IL of W Id, AMI + Ia Ia s.
and s IA E Ia, and W l-2 n f Ia, and n Ia
n sec 6.
In town %, range %, 160 acres, follows: " 10
IL, and E 10 W IA, sec 10, and W Ia sec B.
In town 80, 22 4G2 acres, beng Nos l, 3
and 4, and 1-2 E IL and W Ia and L IA W Ia
sec 81, and lot No 5, sec 90.
In town %, range %, 43l acres. as follows: 10
Ia and ID Ia 10, and lots ., D. and 4, and
S ii w IA and n T. Ii S W Ia and W 1-2 Ia
sec 10. Part of the above land is heavy mbered and y
ing upon the Mississippi river, within three miles
Paul The whole will be sold at bargain. For further
particulars, enquire of OLIVER, STONE s. FOLSOM
March 25, 1854 tfo8
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Hobensack's Liver Pills,

No part Of the system liable to disease than the
Liver, serving lterer purify blood or Civ
ing the proper secretion TO the bile; SO that any wrong
action of the Liver affects the other important parts of
the syse and results variousy, in Liver Complaint,
Jaundce Dyspepsia, etc. We should, therefore, watch
every symptom that might indicate wrong action OF the
Liver These Pills being composed Of Roots Plants
furnished by nature to heal the sick: Namely s an Ex-
PecOrant, which augmens the secretion from the Pull
monary mucus membrane, promotes discharge Of
secreted matter. 2d An Alternative, which changes in
some inexpcabe and insensble the certain NOR
bid action of the system. Sd. Tonic which gives tone
and strength to the nervous system, renewing
vigor to all parts of the body. 4th. Cathartic which
acts in perfect harmony with the other ingredients and
operating on the Bowels and expeng the whole mass of
corrupt and vitiaed matter, purifying the Blood
which destroys disease and restores health,
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No More Credit.

THANKFUL for the liberal patronage which have re-.
ceived from the citizens st. Paul, and surrounding
country, shall endeavor to conduct my establishment
such manner will continuance their conf
dence; but In ordert to do this, must stop the
CREDIT SYSTEM;
as have to pay cash for all cattle, sheep, hogs. etc.,
which purchase, shall hereafter expect my customers
to pay down the Cash for all meats they may buy from
me. shall strictly enforce this system with all my
TONER'S 1t is my intention to keep constantly hand
the very best meat of all kinds, at low prices the
market will allow. Ny motto will hereafter be
Beef for Cash, and Cash for Beef.
B. All persons indebted to me in large or small
sums, Will please Call and settle immediately, as 1t will
save e the necessity and trouble of calling them BY
SO doing, will enable fork over MY
itors. II. C. WOLF,
3-3f
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DOCTOR YOURSELF,
THE POCKET HISCULAPIUS.

Gf = TIE forticth edition. with hundred engra-
NIX wings, showing diseases and MaformaonS of
MfSS the human system in every shape and form. To
"-~ which is added treatise the diseases of Fee
males, being Of the highest importance married
WILLIAM YOUNG, NJ. d.
Let no father be ashamed 20 present a CODY of the
ESCULAPIUS to his child. 1t may save him from an
early grave Let no young enter into the
secret obligations of married life without reading the
Pocket 1Escuapus. Let no suffering from q hack
MED Coughs pain In the side. restless nights,
ings and the whole train yspepc SENSATIONS and Civ
en- up by their physician, be another without
sultilg the 1Esculapus. Have the married, those
about to be Married impeachment, read this truly use
full book, as it has been the of saving thousands
unfortunate creatures from the very Jaws of death.
Any person sending frcnty.fre cents enclosed In
letter, will receive copy this by mail, or
five copie will be sent for dollar.
Address (post paid DIR. VIM. YOUNG.
3-2-5m No. 152 Spruce St., Philadelphia.
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THE TAPE NORM.

This Is the difficult Worm to destroy of all that in
TEST the human system; 1t grows to almost indefinite
lengh becoming coled and fastened in the ntesines
and stomach affecting the health sadly as to cause st.
Eftus Dance Fits, &c. that those afflicted seldom II ever
suspect that it is Tape WOr fastening them to an early
grave In order to destroy this worms very energetic
treatment must be pursued, would therefore be proper
to take to Of liver Pills remove all obstruc-
os that the Worm syrup may act direct upon the Worm,
which must re taken in doses of tabespoonfus times
days these directions followed have been known
to fail in curing the most obstinate Tape orn
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To Females.

You Will find these Pills unavailable medicine in many
complaints to which subject. In distractions, Ell
the total partial, they have been found of inestimabe
benefit, restoring their functional arrangements to heal
thy acon purifying the blood and other fluids SO cTec-
tuay to put to flight all complaints which may arise from
female irregularities, as headache, gddness dmness OF
sight, pain in the side, back,
None genuine unless signed 81. y. Uobensack all 9TH
ers being base imitation.
~ Agents wishing new supplies, and Store Keepers
desrous OF becoming Agents must address the Proprietor
]. n. Hobensack, Philadelphia, Pa.
10Y For sgle by j. H. STEVENS e. "a
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HOBENSACK'S WORM SYRUP.

An article founded upon Scientific Principles, compound
ed with purely vegetable substances, being perfectly safe
when taken, and be given to the tender infant
with decided beneficial effect where Bowel Complaints
and DdrThed have made them weak and debitated the
Tonic properties of Syrup such that stands
without equal in the catalogue medicines giving
tone and strength to the stomach, which makes
faible remedy for those afflicted with Dyspepsia, the
tonishing performed by this syrup Physicians
have faed is the best evidence of superior efficacy
eve all
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r E NJ O v A L!
DODGE s. SAW RCOOL.

MOULD respectfully inform the citizens Of St. Paul
w ami vicinity that they have received their large
stock OF Groceries and Provisions, which they
now dsposng of at exceedingly low rates. at wholesale
and RETAIL They have also consignment, choice lot
OF liquors, which will be disposed of in quantities to suit
purchasers also, article of ground feed for stock
They would particularly invite the people from small
towns to call and give their stock examina
ton before purchasing elsewhere feeling confident sell
ling to all on reasonable terms. Don't forget the place
DODGE SAVERCOOI,
Third Street, in the store formerly occupied by
Capt. Sergent.
st. Paul, April 8, 1854 3O-u
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$500 CHALLENGE.
concerns the health and

WHATEVER concerns the health and
w happiness OF people Is at all times Of the most
valuable importance. take 1t for granted that every
will do all in their power to the lives Of their
chdren and every person will endeavor 10 promote
their own health at all sacrifices feel 1t to be duty
to soemnly you that Worms, according to the
pnion Of the most celebrated Physician, the primary
causes OF large majority Of diseases to which children
and adults are able IL have appetite continually
changeable from kind Of food another Bad BREATH
Pain in the Stomach. Picking the Nose, Hardness and
Fullness of the Belly Dry Cough Slow Fever, Pulse r.
reSuarremember that all these denote Worms, and you
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P@HI@X.
The Lay Of the Lowly.

The Lay d the Lowly.
Robert Nicoil, Scotch poet, is remarkable for the
0ected simplicity Of his verses-He selects homely
mes but he throws into them the Hottest feelings. The
owing poem will 60 home to every hearth
We are lowly-very lowly,
Misfortune crime,
We have been trodden under foot
From all recorded time.
A yoke upon our neck Is laid
A burden to eDdurej
TO suffer Is our legacy,
The portion Of the poor!
We are lowly-very lowly,
And scorned from day TO day;
Yet we have something Of our own,
Power cannot take away.
By tyrants we are toiled to death
By cold and hunger killed;
But peace 10 In our heats, II speaks
VI duties all fulfilled!
We are Iowly-very lowry,
Nor house nor land have we,
But there's Q heritage for US
While we have eyes TO see.
They cannot hide the lovely starr,
Words in creations book,
Although they hold their fields and lanes
Corrupted by our lookl
We are lowly-very lowly,
And yet the fairest flowers
That by the wayside raise their eyes
Thank God, they still are oursi
Ours Is the streamleps mellow voice,
And ours the common dew;
We still dare gaze on hill and plain,
And field and meadow, too.
We are lowy--very lowly,
But when the cheerful Spring
Comes forth with flowers upon her feet
To hear the throstle song,
Although We dare not seek the shade
Where haunt the forest deer,
The waving leaves we still can SEQ
The hymning birds can hear.
We are lowly--very lowly,
Our hedgerow paths are gone,
Where woodbines laid their fairy bands
The hawthorn's breast upon.
Yet slender merci.a still are left,
And Heaven doth endure,
And hears the prayers that upward rise
From the afflicted poor.
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HO! Wash-ta-dO!!
I E, FULLERTON Tb;rJ Co..

1 - N4N, nlru Direct. near
the Junction with Bench, dealer in Ladies', Dress
oods, hcauy-Made Clothing, Boots and Shoes Hats and
ap>, ec'' having Just returned; an expedon 10
.he cues OF New York ard Philadelphia, would inform
le OF ST. Paul and vicinity, that he has inst
received inc largest and best assortment of seasonabe
eons that he has ever before had the pleasure ~
found 1900 ~ 'Aieii' i''ay De
LADIES' DRESS GOODS,
consisting of cashmcres, deaines alpscas n-,nts er
nels, beached and unUeached muslin shawl ,ah,
cloths, etc. '' '"oie-
READY-MADE CLOTHING.
consisting OF Overcoats of all kinds, STYLES and nr,,os
pieSs anu Frock COATS Pants, Vests, Monkey-ackets etc
aoe up IN the best and most fashionable manner and ~
eNceet MATERIAL Under Clothing Of all kinds Hosiery
tiiy. =" large quah-
BOOTS AND SHOES.
OF an KINDS very heavy stock, consisting of calf, lin
niuc ara water proof Boots; calf, kip and morocco
Sots ana slippers for men and boys. Ladies' Kid and en-
ascu ues' gators and slippers Ladies, ami misses
gum overshoes, child's boots and shoes, etc.
HATS, CAPS, sc,
Mems and Boys fashionable STYLES and v,-o,;,, = 49,.
numbers. A '"iie"es, IL Sreat
IN the above enumeration only few OF the ,e,d;r,
articles are mentioned. To a lust conccnon ~ ali
mat we nave to offer for sale will require na,ient
sonar examination, which is most respectfnv soIc;,ad
p soous having been purchased the East at ytre,e
low prices, we are enabled TO defy all competition CAN
anu see for yourselves. foi' N"''
81. Paul, November, 1852.
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ooh, how nice your house Iooks!v

IVES, Mr.. COLEMAN has been here and Wbitewasbed
- all over 1t Colored the walls repaired the Latb-
Ing and Pasering, and Glazed the Windows and White
washed my Cellar and all the Fencing and Barn, and
ouiit me Cstern for soft water, and fixed Inc nice
copper, SO That can boil my clothes brew my beer
HIS terms are cash when the work ore and he will do
II WE'LL Leave your orders at Mr.. Fowler,s, Wacbmo.
ker, upper Town; Mr.. Russes Tin shop, Lower Town,
or Mrs. Browns Boarding house. '
f.S. City BIZ Poster; Bills posted and delivered
remain. - " ' my VIII
March 4.-25
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CASHIER, HINCKLEY & co,

CASTNER, HINCKLEY & CO,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
Provisions, Family Groceries and all kinds of
Country Produce,
On 81 street at the old stand of J. NJ. Farmer.
"AVING lately opened new stock at this we'll
HI known stand, they would respectful invite the at
tenton of the citizens OF St. Paul adjoining
try to Their stock of
Groceries and Provisions,
Among which may be found the best quality of the fol-
lowing articles:
Clarified, and crushed su- Oysters, and Sardines:
CARS; Dried Apples and Paches;
Young Tyson, Imperial Prunes. Rasins, Figs and
souchong, Black Teas; Currants;
n o and sugar House Mo- Olive Oil
lasses, Golden syrup Mustard;
Codtsh, Herring, Mack'!; Vinegar;
Nos and 3, axcel- Starch;
lent article; Mould, star, and sperm
Rice; Candles,
Spices, of all kinds and va Cocoa,
r!etes; Rio and Java Coffee;
and IN fact every variety of Family Supplies which
may be called for.
= Remember Farmers Old Stand next door below
the Worlds Fair, Third street;
Dec 10, 1S53-13f