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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1854-01-18
CGccrs Of Washington Fire Engine

CAnrErs AT Low Pnicrs Our friends
of the New England Carpet Company.
whose warehouse is located at - Ilano.
vcr street. BOSTON. are now selling off"
their immense stock Of Carpctinrs at re.
duccd prices, in consequence Of making
extensive alterations in their warehouse.
Persons wishing TO furnish their houses.
now have a rare opportunity to do so at
low prices - Boston DGiIy Dee
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HO'lowoy'S Pills. a Cryioin Cmre
.tor .Stomach Complaint. Mdjg,Stion.
and Bilc.-John knight, ESQ, Of
launccston, Van Dicmcn's Land, in
forms Professor Holloway. By letter.
dated March II, lSJl.-"That Mrs.
Tolncn. Of Hobart Town. declared to
him that lIolIoway's Pills lave been
the means Of saving her life. She had
been for a long time afflicted with an
inward disease, which dciicd the skill
Of the doctor in Hobart Town, and for
two years she gradually got worse.
Accldcntly meeting with a Treatise
on the llollowayian System of Mcdi-
cine she commenced taking IIollo-
ways Pills, and found immediate relief.
and by rerscvc'ins in their use was
permanently cure"
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1854-01-18

NonToN's LITERARY REGISTER, for
1854, contains n list of Libraries in the
U. States and Europe. with interesting
facts connected Herewith the proceed.
ing Of Iihiatians Conventions; Libra
ry Staniistics; Educational Register,
and List Of American and English
Publications for ls53,-is received. It
is the only work of the kind published
in the United States, and contains n
large amount Of valuable statistical in
formation relative to books and Libra.
RIGS not to DC obtained elsewhere. Pub.
lishcd by CuAa b. MORTON. Agent for
Libraries, Il Chambcrs-st, New York.
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I'll nrk rts.


Cambridge Cattie w al ket-J an. 1 L.
AT market, 81 Cattle, aboht 1115' Bccves,
anil az Stores, consisting If Working Oxen,
Cows and Calves, Workings, Two and Three
years old.
Prices Market Bccf-Extrn, Gncluding
nothing hut the best huge Oxen, wen stall
fed Mt least one year, per cwt, 1915 list
quality, Consisting Of large fat Oxen, stall
fed at least several months ~ %; I'd quality
consisting of the best grass fed Oxen, the
best stall fed Cows and the best three year
old Steers Sc 50a&7, 81 quality, sc % or
binary 81 50aSGi Hides, per cwt $3.50 Tai
low $S,50a0i pelts, s ,37ial 80 Calf skins
l2tc per H.; Veal Calycs-G, 7aS; Baircllirg
Cattle, $5,iCaSG.
Storc>-Woikirg Oxen, $50, 81, SC. IA
1879, 1873, lao, 17OalgG; Cows and Calves
81, -, 81, liaG7 Two Years old-Slo
-, - 3lal9 Three Years 0ld-S3G IL, 40
lG, 50a7j.
Sheep and Lambs-202l at market, AMI
average or excellent quality Extra. $3.50
6, I, Sal0. By lot, 81 o, > GO, 8, 3 So, $50
lai75.
SMine-Nonc.
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Iur Cries OF TIE PLAIy. de
Saulay's discovery Ct tbs sites of Sod.
ON and 3omorrah is considered one of
the most striking within the whole range
Of Biblical antiquity. The disintcrmcnt
oi Nncveh, as matter of feeling. is
small matter compared with the dis GOV.
cry OF Sodom and Gomorrah, There is
something strangely awful in the idea
oil these living monuments OF Divine
vengeance yet remaining after six and
thirty centuries, with the actual mark of
the overthrow still visible upon thcir
blasted ruins.
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a MYSTERIOUS AFFAIR.-Thc
people of New Bedford, Mass, have
been much excited by the mysterious
disappearance Of Rev. Gardacr Dean
Of that place. The river was dragged.
rewards offered. &c, Elder Dean has
now returned to New Bedford. and
says that on the evening of his dsap-
pcarancc he was laduccd to get into n
covered wagon, and carried of against
his will BY three mcn.-Aitcr driving
awhile, Mr.. Dean sayshc was blind
follo,. walked two miles, then stripped
of all his clothes, and robbed of $50.
His cio-h2a were restored, when, to
save his liie, he promised to change his
name All occupation, and write letters
Indicating that he ran away,
After promising these things, the
bandagc was removed from his eyes
by man who stood before him, threat.
ching instant death ifhc looked around.
From thence no proceeded to Provi-
dencc, Albany, and Duancsbursh,
where. after choppins wood a few
days, he came to the conclusion to
break his oath made to his abductors
lie returns much cmaciatcd, his
hands blstercd. and is in feeble con-
dition. We sec some doubts of his
sanity suggested, but the affair is call =
ell & singular one.
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TCRKism LlECEAliTY. - Christians
have at all times had churches in Tur-
key. Turks have rarcl; been allowed
mosque in Christian land. TO this
day. no Mussuluan can settle in the
Popcs dominions, nor even d..mbark
upon The Eastern coas. of Naples ::
though on the opposite shores of Tur-
key Ncapoltan may land without
passport, worship God in his own way
paying only u poll tax of three dollars
in compensation for which he is exempt
from military service
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nliA0lrburp Eptruln.

A Lecture may he expected before the
Lyrcum. on Tuesday Evening,
JANUARY 2lth. 1851, by
julius A, BECKW1T1I. ESQ,
ut Unto Hall Subject Coniccturcs, Ills
ioric and Theological, concerning the Dclugc.
Doors opc at ca o'clock; Lecture will com.
mcncc Mt p cciscly I o'clock
BY nrdrr of Executive Committee.
Middlcbury, Jan. 16, 1871. 30:lw,
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D0NAyI03T VISIY.
TIME CHANGED.

4 Donation visit will be given to the Rev
~ II. Fox, at the Methodist Parsonage
IN this village, on Thursday Afternoon and
Evening, Jan. 10Th, 1854.
All are respectfully invited to attend
Bg order of
I Committee.
sY~ p. S.-The children arc requested tc
give their visit on Friday evening
Middlebury, Jan. I'd, 1851
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DIX. BHruuNE ONLY DETECTION
In recent lecture. this eminent divine
spoke Of the mistake which the best Of
reporters and printers will sometimes
make He had spokca in sermon Of
the devil sowing tarcs but found that
the morning paper had it ''thc devil who
saw many trees !" Bat he then records
u worse treatment II once said. L was
not by descent, but cnly ccclcsia>ticailv
Dutchman.' Judge of my surprise.
Oh learning from newspaper that L
was only an ecclesiastical deduction + "
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ByowRSon's QUartcrIv Rcric,c for
January, 1854. has just been issued by
Il. II Greene. Boston. Contcntgl. I'm.
Gle Jack and his Nephew 2 Schools of
Philosophy, 8 Case Of Martin Koszta
4. The Paracy in the Middle Ages 8.
llillard's Six Months in Italy. 6 Lit
crary Notices.
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EEs- An exchange says that down
II New Orleans it requires three per-
ons to start business firm: one TO
lie with the yellow fever, one to get
Tiled in a duel, and the third to wind
Up the partnership business.
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LAKELAND, l.. 1.-The shares in
these Village Lots arc nearly all sold.
lfyou wish 4 pleasant homestead for
SIS, apply Immediately to Charles
Wood. POS Broadway, N. Y. Sec
advertisement in another column.
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GTHenry Ward Beecher is about
to publish three volumes, entitled
Star Papers, the contributions he has
furnished to the columns of the indie
pendent, during the past three or
four years.
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Teachers Association,

The Teachers and member of this Associa-
ton, and ALL the Teachers in this town. and
in the ADJOINING TOWNS. are res pectfullv
invited TO meet at the Brick School House on
I he vest side of the Creek, on Monday, even.
ing, Jan. Esd A T. pEMING. Seo'r
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1854-01-18

Bsz~ A report of the Cincinnati
markets states that "hogs are firm"
1 nat is stating the fact little too
frmness of the porcinc
'nlmal amounts to the most decided oh.
'tinacy.
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Especial M Office.

4 LII persons having unsettled accounts
a wit Harry Langwoithy, arc hereby re-
qucSted to call At his store and settle the
same without dclay,as the beginning of ls5 is
good time To know how We stand in the
world.-Dclays are dangerous.
IL LANGWORTnY.
Jan. 10, 1851.
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ssas-A model return upon a writ
vas recently made by a deputy sheriff
q Morgan county, Indiana. 1t was
the within, but was fit with
rick bats by tho woman so that |
ouldn't sarvc it,"
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Ee3~ 1t is said that printers dcclar1
alton wish blank forms, arc 10 be usco
by Young ladies who have lovers to-
modest to propose. The ladies them
selves fill ort the blanks, and Of course
no sensible man can refuse signing
them.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1854-01-18

LL A man by the name of Jones
procured liquor at a tavern in Bclyldcrc.
and drank in such large quantities that
he died on the Goth ult. There arc
more of the same sort left.
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81 nrrir0,

In ills town Jan. 2, 1851, Ivy ozias Soy
mour, Esq, Mr.. ;lAusn'iL T. Sn,cKsrr, of
,hiS p'Hcr,to Miss SraAH L. Human, Of Bis
toll
In Cornwall hy the Rov. G W. Moves, Mr..
MONTE \. THOMPSON, Of Lincoln, Mass to
Mss MAnrn, Il. SrfAHSs. IL Cornwall VI.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS

Home Scenes and lloinc Sounds, by Mrs.
u. NJ, Stephen; Mrs paItnyipn carpet
Bag Of fvn, $50 Illustrations. = 'r American
Almanac; Lady's Almanac Boston 4 Inn.
nae; Olivia Trcvett the Maid ct the Rancho;
the Spanish Wife, with iur rait and mt
mor of Edwin Forrest Art and Industry. by
Horace Greeley Another Round of Stories
by the Christmas Fire, by Charles Dickens,
just received by
a. II. COPELAND.
Inn Is 1871
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RUTLAND G. BURLINGTON
~ s.a aT2 A ~
Il a I L r o A d .
c NAN GE OF TIME.


o. and amer Monday Be- mler, IL, 1868,
Trains sill run ~ follows, viz:
LEAVE BURLINGTON FOR RUTLAND,
At SIS A, NJ, and 1 so p. NJ.
LEAN. RUTLAND FOR BELtowS FALLS.
At $50 ahd IL 40 A. ".
LEAVE BELLOWS FALLS FOR RUTLAND,
81 l2.G0 VI and 5l5 r. VI.
LEAIE RUTLAND FOR BURLINGTON,
At $50 a. NJ. and 5 20 L. NJ
At Burlington. Trains connect directly with
the Vermont Central and Vermont & Capads
Railroads fer the East and North.
At Rn,land, Trains connect with the Sara
tosa q Washington, Albany and Rutland, and
Western Vermont Railroads for Troy "A bsny
New York, Saratoga, Schenectady and the
West
~ Bellows Fall. Trains connect with the
Cheshire, vcnnsnt Valley, and Sullivan Rail-
roals.
JOHN s. DENLAr,
Superintendent.
sErerintesient's once,
Rutland. Dec ), 1853. 36tf,
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Dir0,

In this town an ihc l2th inst, NlAHrIS
FooT, aged % years MIR Foot was one Of
the FIRST settlers of this town
In Fond du Lac, Wis, Jan. 4th, 1851, Az
oTtt', WIFI of AFRO b. Taylor. [Vcrscnncs
NrrmJntcr please copy,
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\ full meeting Of delegates from nil
the Congregational conscientious in Tie
State of Connecticut. is to be held at
New London thc first Tuesday in MAY
next. to consider the nature Of the &C.
clcsiastical organization under which
they live. and what can he done to i'm.
prove and inyigoratc it
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1854-01-18

The annual meeting of The Cornora.
tion Of the Middlcbury Savings Banl,
was holden at the store of j.. Vallcttc,
agreeable to previous notice, and was
called to order by the President. Jason
Davenport. in the chair.
After hearing the Trcasurcr's rcport
which was accepted and ordered to he
recorded. the meeting proceeded to the
election of the following officers for the
year ensuing. viz
Jason DAvENroEr, President
JAMES NJ SLApE, lice President.
Z. Vallcttc. IIcman Langworihv. Da
vid Piper, II. A. Shcldrn. David 8.
Church, Anon Wilcox, and Chester FL.
r.cr. Trustees.
+ Nallcttc II 4. Sheldon and James
NJ S!adc. Auditors.
The following report of the Treasurer
exhibits the business If the Savings Bank
for the year ending Jan. LIST. 1854, viz.
Bal ance in the LANDS Of Treasurer,
Jan. 1855, ............. eI33 -
Amount received in deposits TO
Jan. 1, 1851, oor 10
Amount received on Notes and in.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1872 o3
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MOTTO =,

The notes andaccouuts due the late firm Of
y. Wood & Co, are in the hands Of Messrs
Barber Bushnell, for collection. By at
tending to them forthwith all cost will be
prevented. n. WOOD.
Oct %. lS53 o7:Sw
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=, $40 ONLY
FOR A HOMESTEAD.

100 FARMS ami 2O0o BUILDING LOTS,
TO be distributed among 60C Subscribers O.
yer 500 OF these are already engaged. Many
OF the Lots near these have been sold for
from 100 to 200 per cent, advances over the
price for which thtsc Lots are now sold,
showing that lie purchase will be Lood
inycstn.tnt
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Il II +
EXPR ESS OFFICE.
Is full to the brim and running over with
Rra0p AluNc ClotI)inQ !

OF all kinds, and qualities, and prices. Here
can be found Over Coats for { 80, Dress
Goats, Pants and Vests in the proportion In.
dia Rubber Coats, Long Over Stockings, lin.
dor SHIFTS and Drawers, MuGlcrs, Comforter
Gents Gloves and Hosiery Hats and Caps,
Cloth HAN. Tooth and Lathcr Brushes, Port
Monaics form the small and beautiful to the
large and scrviccablc, Suspcndcrs ,sicc, Frame
Umbrellas Feather busters, Sin and Linen
Pocket llakfs, pcuim Over AIS aad Frocks.
&c. &. &c. too humorous TO mention. Call
nd '1aminc for Yourselves, and W. S Lane,
viii show you Goods at prices that cannot
but he satisfactory
Middlebury, Oct 10, 1853 GO
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Notice.

THE Stockholders Of the Middchury To
Il tel Company are hereby notified tina
tho annual meeting for the election of Officers
&c OF said Company, will be held at The
Addison House, in Middlebury, on the 1911
day oil January inst, at 2 o'clock, PM
BY order Of the Directors,
D. S. CHURCH, Clcrl..
Mlddlebufy, Jan 7, 1864. Of sw.
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f.uj!i Caps al COST!
NJ { G. WAlWRlGnTS.
lress Goods ST Cost !

Ard AL my goods at DECIDED BAR
GAINS Those wishing goods will never
buy them as cheap again
G. WAINWRIGHT.
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UlIlI| GOO is,
Dry Groceries.

Dry GT0cerles.
Best Java Coir,., Roasted do, Loaf and
Brown Sugars, Box and Ca,k Raiyins. Nut
mcgs, Spices of all kinds, Citrons, Bristol
Brick, Pure Sa'uratus, Cream Tartar, and So
da, best Virginia Chewing Tobacco, Smoll-
ing and Fine Cut do Cod Fish, Salmon and
Mackcrcl, just received by N. WOOD.
g
Purchasers for CASH will find it for their
interest to call rs no one in this yi!ag, Shall
under sell. Farmers wishing to exchange
Produce for the shove Goods, will do well to
call, AS liberal price will he allowed Short
approved credit will be given. n WOOD
CASH PAID
For Wheat, Green Hides, Good Spruce Plank
and Shipping Furs. n. WOOD.
= - - -
Cut and Wrot Nails, Saw Mill and Y cut
Saws, Wood Saws. and Frame Saw Mill and
others. Files, Halter Chains, skates. Window
Glass and Putty. Gun Caps, Powder, and Shot
Hunts, Green, Collins and Brook 6. Brothers
AXIS. just received by n. WOOD.
= = : - ~e
1000 lbs New Buck Wheat -Four, Just re-
ccivcd ny. n. WOOD.
10 Bales Of Buffalo Robes, jus, opened by
y. WOOD.
49, - - - 49, 49, ~ ~
20 Chests Fresh TEAS. just received by
NV nod.
- ~>>>:>>~
10 Blls, n York Syrup, a very good arti
ticlc, it will save your butter on buck wheat
and hoe cakes, just received by y. WOOD.
>>>>>> >>>>~~>~
Boots and Shoes Gent, and Ladies' Rub
bcrs, just received by n WOOD.
10 bbls. Ounces, just received b,
NWOOD.
500 Dbl T. | Salt just received by
~ WOOD.
- - = = = = = - - =
800 lbs Carpet Warp and Yarn, just rccciv.
ed by n, WOOD.
>>>>>> >>~> ~>~>>>i >>->->>>>
500 lbs Cotton Batting and wicl,ing, Just
received 10y y. WOOD.
- ~>s>>~>>~
Cotton and Wonllen Flanncls Bed Ticking
and Drillings, and Horse Blankets, inst re.
ccived by y. WOOD.
Lamp Oil, Rosn Oil and Burning Fluid
just received by n. WOOD.
Drittania anil Glass Lamps, for oil and
Fluid, just received b. y. WOOD.
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TAILORING BUSINESS !
LOST.

A bout the 18th ult, WHITE lIouNp, cars
"a mouse-colored, with spot In the fnrc.
head Of The same color, and bald on the back
Whoever will return the same to VIM. Wheel
or, Middlebnry, shall be suitably rewarded
Middlebury, Jan. o, 1854. S7.3w.
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$4,000 95


Amount loaned fer year
ending IAN 1,1SjI,.... l2.oi27S
Amt. refunded, depo>tors,
to Jan. !, 1851, ........ o,3C5 CT
Amt. balance in hands Of
Treasurer, deposited, 1891
Amt. expenses, Tscas'rs
services years, ...... $50 O5
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Second H0nd PinnOs

taken in exchange for ncw-Tcachcrs in
Scminarics, and Booksellers, will receive y
su'1abc deduction from orr retail prices.
\ large variety Of Singing Books for sale
by the single copy or by the doz,n.
The patronage of those desiring such mer.
cliandisc is most respectfully solicited.
Troy, Sept 10, 1853. 22:tf
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Amount loans, bonds and stocks due
the Savings Bank 1o771 ca
Interest due on leans ard bonds,
Jan. looi ...-,... ......,,... 415 sc
i''''''u !" h'hdS OF Ircasurcr,... 1868 | |
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HEALTH FOR TIL. Stalls !
HOlLGpiAY'S PILLS.

Erfraor(indry Cure If Lass Of Ueulh
D,SoyClrrtd Somach, indigestion anil
Determinations Of Blood 10 tie Uc.ia.
COPY OF ~ LET FER FROM MIR JOHN
LLOYD, OF E2W.WEN, NEAR
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Liabilili $.

~, I-,I0O lG
mittcd by
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1854-05-03
UNITED STATES MAIL.
office TO bidders for mail service in
Wisconsin and Minnesota.
Posr OFFICE DErArRMEFr }

Posr OFFICE DEpArRMEFT }
Feb. %, 1854.
g INCE issuing the advertisement of the 9th jan
~ uaiy. 1854, certain changes and additions have
been determined upon. rendering necessary the fol-
lowing supplementary advertisement. Therefore,
Proposals for carry ing the mails Of the United
States from the first Of July, 1854, to the 3Oth June,
1858, inclusive, on the following routes i'm WIS
CONSlN and MINNESOTA, will he received al,
the contract office of the Post Office Department. in
the City Of Washington, until 8 IN, of 10Th April
1854, (to be decided by the Both April. lS540 in
stead Of he proposals mated the on January, 1854,
OH routes bearing tie numbers:
The alterations and additions since the advcr.
tisement of 9Th January 1854, was issued are adi-
Gated by nahcs, or included in brackets under each
NUMBER
WISCONSIN.
['The alterations and additions since The adyer
tsement OF January 9th, 1854, was issued are n,,i-
cacted by italcs included in brackets under each
number.
1865 From Milwaukee by Granville. Menominee
Falls, Mecker, Schiisngerville, Addison.
Theresa, Lomira, and Byron, to Fond du
Lac, 5S miles and back, daily, except Sun
Leave Milwaukee daily, except Sunday, at 4
Arrive at Fond du Lac same day by 9pn;
Leave Fond du Lac daily except Sunday. a,
4am:
Arrive at Milwaukee same day hy 9pm:
Proposals for ty7-,ceehiy srrice are inrtied
1850 From Juneau, by Beaver Dam, to Waushara
Is miles aud back, three times week.
Leave Juneau Monday, "Wednesday and FRI
day at 5 N.
Arrive at Waushara same DAYS bv 9pm:
Leave Waushara Monday, Wednesday, and
Friday at m;
Arrive at Juneau same days by II m
ICnrtaed by commencing at juneau, instead
OF WATERFOWL, and ending at Waushara.
instead Of Fond du Luc, IS miles, instead
Of go miles.l
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1854-05-03
SCarritt & MaSOn's
FURNITURE HALLS,

No 60 Washington Arenue, 81. LOUIS, 40.
hUR extensive establishment is well known, that
~ it is scarcely necessary to do in al YER
tisemeni than friends and the public that
we have been eminently successful in getting up a
splendid assortment of Furniture for the spring trade
the superior in 81, and quality, and particularly
suited 20 large and varied demand, both at wholesale
and retail.
An examination of our stock will show il to be
posed, both of home and foreign manufacture, having
every advantage be gained in either including the
neat ana substantial medium, well as the rich and
expensive.
Chairs from 30 Sjo Bedsteds from Sc I-2 to
s l01; Tables from s IL to so; Bureaus from $40
500, end 80 on in an almost endless variety.
Besides We have Spring Hair, Cotton, Moss and Shuck
Mattresses and all kinds OF bedding.
We can furnish kitchen, bedroom, parlor, hotel
steamboat in part or ihr ughout, obi match,
oak chrry, walnut; mahogany rosewood. In short
cal! andc see.
5l-sm. sCARKirT l. MASON.
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OLIVIER, STONE EOLSOu

~ II
nFFER for sale at their Real Estate Rooms AZ the
~ Court House III st Paul Min, the following pro-
perry In the City Of st. Paul:
all of lot No II i'll block No 2 teaches Addition being
Sc 1-l feet front on Ramsey street.
Also, Lots and block !, and lots I6 and l. block g
and lot block in Marhey d Walkers addition
Also, Lots and block l6 in Kttson's addition upon
which Is erected new cottage dwelling, etc.
And Lots and block Bass addition.
Aiso lands near st. Paul ; follows:
In Town 20, Range 20,
400 acres, being hf or and Il e or W Or sec 26
and qrs Or sec %, and w hf n Or and II ar
sw or s. and or Il e Or, and n W Or n c or
and II or "A w or sec 8.
In Town 20, Range %.
loo follows; hf or and quarter n w
Or sec 10, and w Or w Or sec g.
liz Town 80, Range 22.
462 acres follows; Lots No !, and a. and hf )
or and w qrs or, and hfs or 81 and
lot No sec %.
The above property will be sold cheap and upon
sonabe terms. For further parti cuars enquire of
OLIVIER, STONE & FOLSOM.
st. Paul, March % le54-~i9-tf
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EMPIRE SAW WORKS.

EMPIRE SAW WORKS.
W. l.. F. GAGE.
Formerly Lee, Gage 4 Co..
Manufacturer of every description Of Saws,
No. 43 Main Street. st. LOuis, Nc.
vNNlE firm of Lee, Gage & Co, having been dissolved
by mutual consent, the 2Ist day Of January last
| would inform my friends and customers, that have
made arrangements with Messrs. Bridge & Brother and
Will continue the nnfacture of saws in all their yarie-
ty No pains have been spared in fitting up machinery
and securing experienced workmen and is the stock is
purchased direct from the manufacturers both in Eu-
rope and America for cash, am confident that can
hold ont such inducements that dealers will find il to
their int rest to encourage home manufacture.
AS to the character and reputation of saws bearing
my stamp, nothing need be said, as that both
dealers and consumers have had sufficient opportunity
to test the quality of manufactures while partner
in the late firm of Lee, Gage Co., doubt for
moment, my ability compete successfully in point
of price, quality finish, with any mandatory of
the kind III the United States. Being re eipt
of every description of stock, l am prepared fill
all orders with promptness and despatch.
All orders addressed the undersigned 10 Messrs
Bridge a. Bro, will receive prompt attention
Particular attention paid all kinds of repairing
may 24-4-Gtf w. l.. +. GAGE.