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SAINT PATTI.
Poems OF Victor Hugo.


NczoR ffuoo, tho eminent French scholar, statesman
and rcvoutonst and for these tendencies DANISH
ed man, has recently published volume Of poems which
IN beauty and power Of expression are not surpassed BY
any produced In this age Tho following specimens show
bold and defiant melody which almost makes US hear
again the foil Of those grim Titans who played a.
battle with the heads of kings -
Soldiers OF our Year Two wnrsY o epic songsS
Drawing at once their swords against all Crowned Wrongs
And against all the Ty,c and soa,as Of the Garth,
And him the man hunter, the Car o. tho Icy North.
Followed by NIL his hounds,
And against Europe all with all liz captains proud
With all It's foot soldiers whose might the plans did crowd
With all its horscman Heet,
All risen against italce With many hydrahead,-
They sang the while they marchd their spirits without
And without shoe. their feet,
At carly dawn. at eve South, North and everywhere,
With their oil uskcts their shoulders rattlng there,
Passing both rock and food,
Without or sleep or rest, iooles- and ragged too,
Joyous and proud they went their thrill trunp blew
As only demons could.
Fleets taken sword in hand nl frontiers set at nous-
- sovereignty they go:
" France on every day some prodigy they dare
Encounters. combats shocks. ON Adgc sid" Joubcrt,
Aud on the Rhine Marccau
The vanguard they ocrcamc the centre they o'crthrrw
In the snow aud In the rain, water their midilcs 20,
TN vent they ever on
And sucl them for peace and flung wide his gate
Aud thron-i scattered then like dead l"a,cacrc ~
Now at the winds breath gone.
sotlicrs YOU grand In the midst of battle shocks.
With your lightning flashing cyer aud Wild dishc, cI'i
In the whirlwind black
Fierce, ardent. radiant, 10 sing back your heads
Ike lions snunng up the North wind whom hc ircads
Upon his tcmpct track.
The Resolution rtic,i-Uir. - MY volunteers
bet deliver nov the peoples irom their fears
h irMsw ring hand, they raised,
a. my old sol Tiers 20, my btardras generals
Aud Victory proudly marchd To the sound Of barefoot
fall
Over the world amazed.
Ncrl say why the poet flashes ticgc rcvo.u -
sNorls the gloomy rcney with the daring of M
age which all must 10 have been hcroi lac would
hukc the slow hracdncss of the rscnt They even Ia
their death are living Hnl tie living (ftlc rae" Of -
no,r) all dead
paths, whcrcon Wild ginNcs wave,
o,allcys hill side forests loar
VIII, are sc silent ~ the graycy-
For unc who came, and cOnus
Why l. the window closed Of Iatcy
And Why thy garden In IT. 1rcy
hou." where doth Thy masters walt -
only know lac l. not here.
Go"l dog, thou watchcst: yet no hand
win iced q o. ~ the house l. none.
Whom weep thouy rhilll Ny iahrr.--AnI
q wcl whom wccl At thou Tho Gone.
Where l. he gpnc II ITO the dark.
- IA and cr.plai ling surge
Whence art thouy-frpm the convict bark.
Aud what thy mourniu yoiccy--A dirgc.
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GOLDEN RULEs ron THE GUIDANCE or THE
GREES.-lf YOU require person 10 become security
Tor YOU, don't a-k the man who promised hs would
do an, thing for you whrn he knew that you didnt
thor, ,nn, own il one half The world won't believe
YOU. aud the other halt won't think much of IL if
the, do Don't say you never take supper', except.
ing where YOU know they never give my. II you
don't know what every body else knows, you had bet.
ter hold YOUR tongue; and u you know .onc'hi"s
Tia, everybody clsc knows. you bnd better hold your
tongue. too u you happen 10 say something ~ ~.
cic which causes painful scpr,ton. you had better
iakr n walk for five minutes If you intend u do n
good thing, don't change your mind and if you pop.
scs> five pound note, don't change that. These and
n few o,hrr golden rules, which W. don't exactly re-
mrmbcr, should lc learned by heat, M they will pre-.
ven, ,,ur appearing green, and other people looking
bhw.-Tiogtnos.
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M,oNirupE or RussA.---T,nsia l. tho greatest
cup, ing vnst regions Of Europe md Asa aud nearly
onc.s;>,h or the hnbiinl,lc glolr. II II fmiy.onc
times the size Of France, aud one hundred and thirty.
eight tunes tha, Of England. Yet il l. too small for
the ambition of Alexander, who is reported 10 have
said."l inr., upon having The Baltic 70 .k"'e upon,
the Caspian for bathing place, tho Black sea NJ n
wash basin, aud the north Pacific ocean ~ n fab.
pond" lie "encroarhrd on Tar,arv for n pasture.
on Persia and Georgia fur vineyard, on Turkey Tor
n garden. on Poland Tor farm, on Finland md L"l
land AS n hunting ground, and took Inrt Of North
Amer lea 40 n place Of Punishment Tor offenders"
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CHARLES =. PARKER.
BANKER AND EXCHANOE BROK En-.

ATTORNEY AND eovxsEttQs ~ Law. ga1
% Esehanse fur Gale on tie ED o. ,Sosah.
a ~ Money remitted 70 casAr BaifAix, fsAacs and
Elstsss:f; allowed On specie, psss.,....
es rate Of exchange and me scss 81
xsi::s..s s.:s! =, . &, s.:, s;.
Near: Fl: re: 4 S.een, o. Louis, :" No.
Particularly would invite stien;,ec IN IN.
Real Estate Departures mt. Of n nv nv Omcs.
M WHEN ssnll'': 10 part, Of full :s 81 fs os.. anc
pls.s Of The different elites and additions sEsfctc' II
: laid sS"y an ss: sd .:I :s 8
attract Of the title 10 each distinct tract III parcel Of
lima situated u said cointy, from the 0entts 0ovsrn
possible Kind fLisy creating ntutUfsnce, whsthsi
sh :''.s. Sy sas"'"' MORTGAGE taxes me
Am tu.iiaed IL sahs inst % far a. iArss portion
o. me Real Estate Of Una city concerpcn chain o
ute teh6i BIZ satisfactorily established BY I'm exnn.
n'to ~ the records alone, the aid Of abs0
'ntey essential THIS dssfdsrdfum have supplied BY
mscertninne md defining the orsnsl claim lines, upon
Prom my experience In the system Of nhstrsctlns,
which have adopted confidently assert that my Oh.
srnrl, hey ond Nil question: the most reliable source
o. o., win reference 70 titles 10 be found IN
AZ written abstracts furnished by mo, are warranted
Land Warrants
boneht and sold, and Government lands entered for
settlers on reasonable TERMS loans negotiated yielding
rom 10 To- 30 per cent per mnnun, with SUBSCRIPTIONS.
New York or elsewhere NJ Inst fuctsdi pcr cent com,
missions and generally, MI business that may bs en-
House. Real Estate Agency, or Law Oiiics, win rscrv.
my personal aud prompt attention. b2--f
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Clasp the hands mcckly over the still breast, they
have work Ia do. Close the weary eyer,
there are no mmc tears to shed. Part the damp
locks, there is no more pain Ia bear. Closed is the
al,k. to loves kind voice and caIunnys singing
whispers.
oh, il in that still heart you have rithlcssIy plant.
cd thorn; Il from that pleading eye you have turn.
cd carcics,ly away II y"u loving glance and kindly
words aud casping hands have come nll too late
then G"d forgive you! No frown gathers on the
ma, bile brow you g,ze-no curls the chi-ecd
hp-no flush Of wounded feeling mounts the blue.
veincd temples.
God Engive you Tor your feet, too. must shrink
appalled, from death c. III rvcr--your iacrug tongue
ASH, "Can this he death l'-yo,ir fading eye fingers
ovins, the sunny earth, your clan"y hand Yields
its has, f,n, pressure. your uttering pulse gives il
hast feeble huIter.
oh, rapaciou- grave yet another victim of thy
voicelcss keeping. What not n word Of welcome
from all the ho,selcs- slecpers mo warm g'ceiny
OF sisters loving lips l-no throb Of pleasure from
the maternal busom Silent all
oh, &c these broken links were never gathered up I!
If beyond deaths swelling food there no rtcr.
nal shore Il Tor tho struggling bark there no
port Of peace II ahwart tina, lowering cloud sIrang
no bright hope Of promise then indeed our path.
way To the grave would bc shroudcd in darkness.
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CALENA MARKE'

y
Ct'rretei Dany Jrom the 0ai~na Adssrtiser)
rtovm.-supsrfnc 40 80 a 8 90, Extra 80 90
40 80.
CRAM. Oats bush. Fl q &c Corn, none.
PonK.-Mcss Si3 ~, do Clear S11a Si0.
BAcoS.-lIams Nc a Dc, Shoulders O 7c.
LANDS I.2 To De-.
BUrrER--Frcsh Is 1sc, Firkin IL 1.2a 10,
CmEgsg--E y and w Il II l5c, Country o
i0c.
ScoAH-N 4L2a6I.2c, Clarified O 81 a
t., Loaf 10 a lie.
MoLAssEs-N u 30 a 33c, 4 II 80 a AOc.
CorrsE-Rio IL IL Il 10 1.2c, Java 10 lie.
Rice, Ga u Ii.
TgA-lmpcral Is 75c, vi 10 TO-, Black
30 a 8Oc.
TonAcco-viryinia rs a 35c, Missouri r.. IL q
Csc.
CANDLES and SoAr--Mould IL lie Tallow,
prime none. Dipped, none. soap 53aa0EA.
FRUir-AppIcs. green per bbl ~ 30 a - 30.
Dried, per bush l Is ! 10, Peaches, dried, I 10
a 81 90, Raisins per box ~ 90, Lemons ~ %
a I 80.
F"H-Mackcrcl, No. I per Dbl. SIs 90, No. 2
do 10 90, No. 3 do II 90. Goldfish per bbI ~ 90
Salmon per Dbl $50 90, Oysters per dozen, 70 90
a 80 90.
sALr-G A per sack ~ rs, LB25O. Ka.
hawaii, per lnsh Soc.
LEAD-Pigs per 100 lbs--a---- Shot. per
sack 50 90, White pure per kcg 2 OF a 2 IS, No
I, per kcg 2 % n 2 80.
DKa GooDs-I'Iuc drills per yard o l.2 a llcts,
Brown Shccting. u 3.4c. Osnaburg, II I3c
Blue dcnims, 10 II, Cotton bats 10 a Is IL,
Cotton yarn 10 a Fl. Ticking 8 a 10.
GLAss-I2xis per box 9 so a - 90, 1Ox14
per box, 8 % a IS 50, 1Oxl2 so, sxlO 80 a
90.
HARDwAnE-ANalIs, Jmiata per ID 6 a7c, Iron
Mountain. 6"7 IL, Boston do, Iron, Flat Bar,
Sac, II > Bar, 9 1.2a7L2, Sheet American
8 IL 9, Nail Rod Sc, Russian IL 3.4c, Cast
Steel per ID pc, Blister 10 a 20, German lSa-
Steel springs II 10, AxcIs 10 IL 10. Anvil
IL a Is, Axe. per doz II OO a Is 50, Chains
log, per ID 8 a 10, Cable 10, Miners shovcs per
don q II, Spades do.
LuMBER-Clcar per NJ % 90 a 30 90, Common,
10 90 a - %, Flooring, rough, 70 90 25 90,
planned, 30 90 a 81 90, Siding 10 90 Il 20 90,
Shooting, IL 90 a II, Lath 3 90, Shingles 3 80
%.
or and TUnBErriSE-Spcrm per gallon 81 10
Whale, bcachcd, 90, Lard and Corn 30 -,
Curriers' 75c, Lnsccd o., Olive 80 a 90,
Castor 1 90 a 10, Tmpcninc Doc.
HIDES and LEArHER--IIidc-, dry, per n 0a 10
green 4 a ~ Red Sole Leather, ~ a 20, Oak II a
30, Harness, - d 30.
PSwDEn-I,dc per keg, 8 90 Il @ 20; Blasting
25a Is.
USDHigs--T'rooms per dox 1 80 a 900 Feathers,
Geese 10 a ~.
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TO CAPITALISTS, FARMERs AND EN-.

WE undersigned has always on hand for sale for
u cash or ON time, from
TEN TO TWENTY THOUSAND ACRES
oI rural land improved unin Including farms
OF different sizes and degrees Of Improvement nt prices
corresponding with these.
AIsO-prOperty IN IT, Paul and suburbs. and In Man.
kno CITY, ~: Anthony, sh1kOpce, Lesueur Traverse
dcs SiOux and Eureka.
He can At all times accommodate, on the easiest
terms any ono who rsaiiy wishta 10 purchase.
HENRY MckENTY,
Dealer In Real Estate, H. Paul, MINI. Ter.
Onirc-ihe old POs'.oi building, Third street.
~. Paul, Fob. IA, 1854. Al IT,
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HENRY McKENTY,

HENRY MckENTY,
DEALER IN REAL TATE.
Ut I'D oSIics-oLR POST QrTicE BvsLpixs, q Il
,,..r (Third 6treet.)
SAINT PAUL, MIN. TER.
AND bbuem and sold throughout the Tertiary,
investments made 70 the best sdvautass and Land
Warrants located. =,
KErsRESCEs.
New York. Minn,,oi..
Gilbert Davis, Esq, Gov. w. a. Cormso
Dsnlei curtis, Esq, Hon, w n. WEIGH, Chief
Capt. A. De Peyster, Justice of Min Tsr.
"cs.S; y; thompson Hon. Henry N. Rice, Del
Nephew, .esate TO Congress,
mcs.r. williams q 0uicn; Rice, Hollingshesd &
FnmadeVhid. becker, Attys ut Law.
Joseph Patterson, Esd, Pre- Mcssrs. Borup r Cakes
dent Western Bank, BANKERS.
Msssrs Drexel = 60. BIS. J. r. ROsser, ESQ Sccre-
" T. Taylor CO., tsfy OF the Territory,
rfecd, Ward Z Freed, Ames Il Van Ettsn, At
" bingham Dock, tOrneys At Law,
Siters, James 4 Co., Rev. r. NJ. Fullerton, Re.
Bailey Co., gster u. 3 Land Office,
Edward Hurst, ESQ. NOta. WIN. HVIcombe, Esq. ne.
~ Public, ceiver u. 8. Land Office,
!. Mcs:clert, Atty At Law r. r. Mann, N. u.
James Kitchen, NJ. u.
William stoevef, Esd f40-H
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Nt,.Thrcc very excellent ,hings, and Of great uil.
H., arc Reading, Conversation nMd Reflection. by
reading, treat with tho dead; by conversation, with
the living; and by reflection, with ourselves. Read
ing cnrichcs tho memry, conversation polishes tho
mind, and reflection fr,ns the judgment. But Of these
noble employmen's of tho soul, were we 10 say which
We think tho mos, important, We must confess that
reading scems the ground work OF the other two,
since without reading, contemplation 10 ffui,Iess and
conversation dull and insipid.
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GaleMa.
II. NEWIlALL,
Wholesale DvVggiSt.

CORNER or MAIN AND HILL STREETS, GALENA,
WOCLD respectfully call the attention Of Druggists,
w Phtsicafis, and Merchants, 10 his stock NJ
DRUGS, GLASS, PAINTH, OILS, Dye SEEDS, PER
FUMEiY, BRUSHES, nc.
The goods purchased direct from tho Importer and
Manufacturer carefully selected IN the boat markets
and feel hcAnncy IN saying that oil who purchase
win be- satisfied With their quality we'll tho extreme
lowBess OF the prices
We have on hand lot ~ window Glass Ut every size.
from by o. 10 - by ~ inches The Glass II Of fine quail
n.y. free from bleishes, and tho boxes contain few any
broken lights, q,
Having made arrangements with the niagara White
Lead Company ut Buffalo shall have u constant sup
ply Of their beautiful White Lead aud ~ Agoyts Of the
IattyIc OIL Co., authorized 10 sell their Lhseed
OIL at st. Louis prices, with the addition Of frsght.
We ~ receipt 81 assortment Of IIarrson's Fine
Pcriumery md articles for the toilet In cycy way supc
rlor TO any thing brought TO this part Of the country
We have also ON hand Invoice Of Brushes, made ~
order In New York, comprising different patterns Of Fine,
Medium and Cheap Hair Brushes Cloth Hat Paint Shoe,
Horse. Whitcwash, and Scrubbing Brushes,
Grass and Garden Seeds, Of every variety warranted
new, always on hand.
Usage Orange Seed for hedges In any quantity constant
~ for sale with directions for cutlvating
Merchants visiting Galcna invited TO look through
my assortment as am prepared TO meet competition
Goods will DC furnished Mt the lowest prices when ordered
by mail, and particular attention given to packing.
my25t dAwtdcc2
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ARRIVAL a DEPARTCRE OF MAILS

ARRIVAL a DEPARTURE OF MAILS.
ST rAUi AND GALENA--Leaves ~. Paul. Mon.
days md Fridays ~ g. A. M-Arriycs at StPaul Tues
day . aud Saturdays, at r. NJ.
Through mafi IN Dubuque u. Pc IL closed on Thurs
day evenings at o'clock and ON Monday MernIngs nj
o'clock.
srPAuI. AND FORT RPLEY-Leavcs Fl. Paul,
every Monday at u A. M.-Arrves ut ~. Paul satur.
ar rHri. AND FORT sNELLING-Arriven at 81.
Paul Mondays, Wednesdays and Frrixys, at ~, A. NJ
Leaves saint Paul, same days, ats, p NJ.
ST PAUL. AND ST. CROlX FALL5-i.enves Saint
Paul MONDAYS Wednesday, and Fridays, at 6, A. M
Arrives at ST. Paul. Tuesday Thursdays aud Saturday,
The Mails for Fl. Ridgeley and Mankato,ar made up
at Fort Smelling, at ], I'm.
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BROPIIY SETTLENIENT.

FARM containing IFS acres ~ this highly flourish
"A ing settlement which II near ~ Paul bordering on
n beautiful lake, soil rich and hcnvy tinbcred from
which 1000 cords be- cuts also good heavy
grnss meadow which will yield 90 to 70 tons Of hay;
M excellent dwelling house SO by 20 feet and good stu.
BILE 50 by co. f Of the above aready broken and
under fence, and have yielded u the proprietor al
abundant crop. HENRY McKENTY,
Dealer In Real ESTATE.
Jau q
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% FARMS FOR SALE.

TO FRA CTfCAL "a Il M r. x s .
0NlIS notice Il 10 raj Tanners not 10 spectators who
u pretend 10 be- farmers.
To practical Farmers wish 10 say that have hand
now twenty i've farms for sale (n nwnyA have from ten
"a twenty ve which range from two 10 ten miles from ~
lauI.
From long residence IN this Territory md from per.
.onal inspection Of a the lands this CITY, am ena.
blcd Ia make the best seicctiobs.
therefore invii" nll pcros Wishing 10 cultivate tho
so1 a. give me call
Ny Farms have various degree. ~ improvement and
nat'er myself that can riense nil.
Terms made 20 suit purchasers.
HENRY MKENTY
Dealer IN ieai Estate.
Onlc"--Oil Post Office Fulfilling 81 .trect.
NAV q 1874
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JtC. BURDANK q. go,

JIG. BURBANK e. co.,
STORAGE, Forwarding and COmmission Merchants
-, 0rocsrs and Dealers In Grain and Provisivns.-
WHAT Boat d. Paul, MIN. j. g. BURBANK,
C. r. WHITNEY.
Shippers and constnSes will Ind II to their inherent TO
90 os,ness wh U.S. - the expense Of Labor and Dfsy
vc,v~,~c,~ ll. -
T.; VI; sy s s \; :::i' G. ''.'..'
=. II. Campbell, Z Co
Iorrsin, 4 Co., 0a'sns.
rs Harris, Co.
~ ssss,, st. Louis. s.
S. aiS. sxi"ssiS .",sSssGG Co. sO.,Sn
Mi ftsota. wv ~ A""'
D. Paul, May l., 1885, III U.
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The N. Y. Herald snys everything Is overdone in
that city, and adds-"ln short time there will be
smashing work among the dry goods es,ablithneurt,
hotels, newspapers, Opera houses, aud various other
cx,raordinar, enterprises of the day"
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MANkATO CITY, MINNESOTA.
Situated al the great Southern BEND Of the
.Minnesota, or 81. Peters Rirct.
n 20 Lots IN MANKATO CITY, Diue Earth
r 3 u County, Minnesota. Tor sale for cn.h Or on
time. HENRY M'KENTY.
Dealer Nv Real Estate.
~. Paul, N. r., Jan. 81, ie54.-4i.tE
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GttraUo.

Territory Of Mime 0ta, District Court, [
md District, Ramsey County.
Harmon X, Wells and Jonathan - Chris sufnmons Tor
tie partners IN trade under the mime money demand
style and Grn, of Wells Chrstic, on contract Tor
against Louis ittutn. payt ~ money
TfND rot II HtdM YOU afe hereby summoned and ~
l quircd 10 answer The complaint IN this action ~ which
copy herewith served upon YOU and N copy ~
your 10 said complaint on tho sub.cflbcr- NJ thef
once IN ~ Paul County and Territory nforesad Within
twenty after the service hereof exclusive 81 th day
of such service and " you fall ~ answer The SAID rom
tiant within the time Aforesaid the plaintiffs IN TIL. nc
lion will take judgment against y6u for N" sum ~ thff"
hundred dollars with interest from February tw,'y second
1854 and nlso for tho further sum 81 one bufed ana ssV
enty SIX and twenty nine one bondrcd'is dollars WIN ~
crc.t from the hrst day ~ March H. H. 1hb] ana nlA"
for the sum III hundred and thirty seven AMI eighty
uidrcdi, dollars, with Interest from III" 'wcn
" hf day ~ April oc thousand eight hundred hnh my
four and a.o the Of eight dollars besides the costs oi
kMEs h VAN ETTES
June 1--6w TiaintG' = Attorney.
Territory of Minnesota, Dlsirlct Court,
Gid District, Ramsey County
Pierre Choueau, Jr, John T. tanford ,mmon. 70,
John d sTpy, joseph 4. sr. Henry 4 %o""ydcm
Taai iln, and Napoleon j. + Dana, T." sa,a'"",
partner. under the name of tho Rotary 81 noo"y -
MI Company, again" Oliver Am''' CSm. na y.
vIvO oil yer Anes tho above namod Defendant: You hr
j hereby summoned and required 70 hn."er tho com
plant In this action which has beer MED In We once
Paul county xfors.ad and 10 ssrvs copy Of your answe
10 Tho said Complaint on tho subscrbefs a. their once
PAUL sesa whs rs s asy ,' .s
vice. and II you fa 10 answer The SAN complaint ~l,hli
Tho time the plaintiffs IN tins ncfion will take
Judgment against you for tc sum Of ss hundred anh lo
" dollars AMI MY cents with interest fron tt wcniy
second day Of February thousand eight bundled and
MI, four. beside, the rosts IT hi. action,
Dated 81 H. Paul, May ie'h iEes . v.x trrrx
may7s Nv dsw Plaintiffs Ai'mnys
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FORTY EIGHT SPLENDID LOTS,
ENOMPRisING TWO AND HALF ACRES EACH
~ and sitnated near ~ Paul. Capitalists, strangers
citizens wishing purchase desirable property for
Cottage Residences VILLAS and SUNNI or Houses, Hre
invited 10 call aud tnke I,ok NJ the locality The
soil In Of the first quality, hnd adapted for Gardening
or the culture Of the Grape. .
HENRY MKENTY,
Dealer In Real Estate.
~. Puai. DEC 10. le53.lv
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n. r. M'CLOSk EY,

XXyHOLEsALE Grocer, Forwarding and CoInmi-
w sion Merchant, and General Steamboat Agents
No 80 Icvec Gnlea, III. The attention Of buyers l.
called to my stock Of Groceries, Provisions etc. etc
Having received by late arrivals from New York, Bos
ton New Orleans and g. Louis, which In addition TO my
former stock renders my assortment complete. snail
continue receive additional shipments from time to
fre.h and nm st"eh he .ca.o amd to be able
ut n times, to MI orders a the lowest market rates
The Receiving and Forwarding BUSINESS shall In eve
~ Instance have my personal attention. by Which, does
patch and will be guaraned and the exp ense Of
Storage and Drnynge ms much IN possible avoided.
feel assured that my facilities aud long ex perience IN
the Cc,,nissOm and Forwarding business, enable me to
rnrran entire sat-fnctiOn to any that may fhvor me
Liberal Cmsh advances viii he made on Produce mn
Merchandise shipped for sale IN this market Par
culnr attention viii bs prid TO tho purchase OF all nr
rrAaeni for n Omlcna and ~. Louis aud Galena and
st. Paul PACKET LINE OF sTEAMERs. vr.
0alcna, April /, 1863.
REFERENCES.
r. Chodtenu, Jr. h 90, New, York,
Lorinr,. sterling + C2., pltt'bufshj
James Peck \ Co., Chicago,
Bridge 4 Lewis, Detroit,
Ray, Keith 4 Co, Cincinnati,
ChOutfau Valec. ~. Louis,
James Carter Co:; dnlr"s:
siiliman& Rood.
MARS h SMALL,
Wholesale Dealers In Clothing,
BOO7y, SiiDES vESTyGs u riiLOMS rHiMMivGS.
80 i2o, MAiN srREEr, GALENA
WAR EAGLE MILLS. GALENA.
CtUPERriNE EXTRA FLOUR, bran, shorts. and
- horse ferd co"s'"mtIy %. han9 ~ g.. s"e ~ low
O.Ir"a. seut. q. 1875 A.2O
GEO. FERGISON,
M. 90 Min Stea, Gahnn, Winois.
XXIiiOLEsALE and retail denIer IN lIHrdvtnFr hnI
w CUTLERY, Cast steele, Nails Mechanics Ind MI
ncrs' Tools, Rope and Farming implements.
JOHN r.. SMITH r. CO.,
Wafrhfrdktrs amt JeWsNfrs, Main ST., 0dfena Nnnofs
4 j,nfge and Wtti selected ass0rfmrnt of Clocks
"A Watches Jtwcii and sf1tf fp0tns, CONSTANT On
hand for snIe low. Engraving ncntly executed. All
Kinds Ot JcwrIry made a. order mud neatly repaired -
All orders pinctunlIy attended to- The Highest price
paid for old gold md silver. 1o
r. y. URCM.
MAIN SrngEr, OrrOsirE OAbESA IJTgL.
MANUFACTURE and keep constagtly on hand
Also, bureaus, Tables stands, Whiting Desks, Looking
Glasses, tIcdstends, SC, &C. Persons wishing 10 puf
chase will do well 10 call before they buy elsewhere NJ
W. nre prepared 10 sc good article. and M our terms
are Invariably cash. wc cn' afd 70 cell IA chsnp o.
ductieB made "a persons buying 10 sell again All orders
from distance punrinnIly attended 20.
OaIcam, May, 1851. Say
BENJAMIN r. FELT.
WHOLESALE ASb ReTAn peAGgnM
0f0ceries, pt0vtst0Ms, &c.
MAIN STREET, dAtENA, ILL.
VIII sen nj the lowest cash prices Ill
mis-. MARY MERRICk.
Fashionable MlIiinet H. Mantua Maker.
NO. 90. MAIN STREET, 6ALENA, ILLS.
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