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SEWING MACHINES.


vJHE which has accompanied the introduction
exceedingly and portable machines pub
exhibition and sale, at No. 265 Broadway. .
chimes the Wilson paent the perfect simplicity and ease in
operating them of the highest Importance lady Of
ing tired, power required liz their While
machines, the pondrous wheels, &c that they
require forming stitc imposes the operators labor
injurious health than the old stitching,
that is yearly destroying its thousands.
What by straight seam is exempfed in these ma
s D a E sew m or w e most
BILE guide for that and the only machines that has
it they will also sew seam small as can be sewed by hand
with the same ease as larger one.
such as collars bosom &c. witt, the utmost neatness and dis
m' day. They equally well adapted for and fine
work; straight equal facility,
their all complete is but Si25, which, considering their
WHEN sSSI kind of mg as w as n facility
deed And for family purposes custom work unequaed
Such arrangements Howe
and the subscribers perfectly protect purcha
any patent. WHEELER, WILSON CO.,
myl6 No. 265 Broadway, n. Y.
BLANK BOOKS, PAPER, STATION ERY, COPYING PRESSES
RICH 4 LOUTREL.
81 WILLIAM STREET, NEIF YORK CITY.
BUYERS will consult heir interest by extensive
ID stock which we off at the lowest possible prices.
printed heads required. Also, large stock
hand suitable for Banks, Cd other companies Me
chants, Courts &C., also IN ag quantities for the Nort Wes
rnn Papers Cap, Letter. Note and Ledger Papers, from
Writing Papers Cap, Ledger Papers,
the best mills in the United Foreign Papers, Tissue
Drawing, Writing, Colored, &c.
Stationery! Fancy and Staple goods, extensive
complete assortment. Envelopes, Cards. Ink Gold Pens
Pencils, Steel Pens, sc.
Diaries for 1854! Time Books
Discount, Exchange
Counting House.
job Printing cheap Cards, lads Ladies, cks
! Cases, Points, &c.
Lhography Engrav:ng Bonds S;ocks Certificates Bill
Of Exchange, Dies Cards and Envelopes embossed
| best style.
The Trade, Country Merchants Dealers, supplied
| low prices, in quantities to suit buyers.
p Ma
RICH & LOCTREI. 81 Wn!iam-st., y. y,
| myf6 Importing and Manufacturing
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cy7A German cmigrant recently presented
himself at passenger Office at Dunkirk with
through ticket for one hundred and twenty-four
persons, and call in the family at that.
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CHOLERA.-Thc New York Express of Monday
speaks of several cases of cholera having occur
red in five or six of the lower wards of the city.
The deaths are confined to foreigners, and are
traccable to eating improper food in most cases.
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To PRINTERS.


NEW Edition Of the Specimen Book of Iruces NewYMk
IA Type Foundry will be published in September, 1853,
will be given those prorietor> printing who
send for it, or it will be forwarded them by mail receipts
advance, of fifty cents for the postage.
In ii eXhb ed many articles before shown. There
have been added to the Foundry varieties Roman types
nene Plea to Pearl, various limitations writing,
great number of fancy fonts, borders both plain and Illuminated,
abor-saving rules and complete foundry Of Germans.
The types manufactured combination
of metal of great durability and usually kept hand In
large quantities. Every is sold by weight
printed prices, which 10 25 cent less than those
other fOunrics. All other materials sold
factmer's prices, either for cash credit.
Printers wishing with whose dealings
have been long suspended, requested accompany their
ders with city references, to prevent delay.
Printers of Newspapers who choose t publish this advertise
men including this note, three times before the Isl
1854 and send me of the will be paid type
when they purchase times the their
of own manufactures, selected frum my specimens.
April s. 1851 GEO. BRUCE,
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WARREN BRISTOL, IA. wurrIac.x
Atty and Counsellor at Law.
BRISTOL L WHEELOCK.
Collectors of Detfs and General Agenfs.
WILL attend to the COLLECTION DEBTs; Buying and
w Selling Real Etate Paying locating
Land Warrants and the transaction requiring
the union of legal Information
practical knowledge Of the business, and the import
ant advantages acquired by
quantance in the Territory. the
most ample facilities for the speedy DEBTS
distant parts the Territory.
GPOmce Third Street. two doors above wbfnsx,s a.,
lery. m.,oS 80
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JOHN WEST.

1877 Lake Street. Chicago. 1917.
CARPET and Furnishing Warehouse Visitors Chicago will
~ find at the above establishment complete assortment
Furnishing Goods, together with splendid stock
CABINET FURNITURE,
at the lowest New York prices Also, choice selection Of Wall
Papers.
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J. Il. Irvine. G.. Irvine c. VI. Turnbull. Il. +.
J. X. IRVINE 4 CO..


}. H.. Irvine. G.. Irvine. G.. VI. Turnbul b..
j. X. IRVINE CO..
Wholesale Grocers. Foiroiiag and Commission Merchants,
UPPER LEVEE, MINNESOTA.
VXIE would respectfully ;y pubic
w the Nelc and eGfeare Warehouse recently
Upper Lcvec, and intend doing GROCERY,
ION, STORAGE FORWARDING and COMMISSION business.
Ccns.nmcnts and other business i'll
AWAY receive prompt attention.
LIBERAL CASH made produce and mcrchan-
disc, and CoSigners viii be assured the
highest price and quickest afforded market.
The RECEIvIEG and FORWARDING business will the
particular expense labor
mach as possible avoided. J. X. IRVINE * co.
REFERENCES.
Hon. Henry H. Rice, s. Paul, b. H. Campbell Gacna.
Rice, Hon nshrad Becker" II. +. McClosSy.
TuiS- Livingston X Co., T.. &. Potter Belleview.
A. NJ FnlIey, 6. Greedy & Gale, st. Louis,
lie Dayton. Sc Webster, Mor X Co.'S IS
J. W. S.hy, II. Ames X Co..
Il. =. Upton, st. Anthony, Capt Ward, Excelsior,
n. King, Brooks Admiral,
IL. II. Sbiev. Mendoza. my26-1lu
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CALENA CITY MARBLE MANUFACTORY.

TTNIiE undersigned keeps constantly hand general asSort
men of Monuments, Tonbsabs Head Stones, etc which
he is ready to finish short notice, having now been three
engaged in this ciy aud having
direct with celebrated Rutland, Vermont,
quarre and keeping but the best wokmen, he is
enabled TO sell cheap and better satisfaction than
given by those sending irresponsible shops
distance. My arrangements such that can deliver
work at the door of customers when desired All
work contracted for by Will be filled strictly according
agreement. The undersigned the French
Mill Stones, Dutch Bng Cloths, Noyes' Grist and Corn
iostar Shop Ware
Lvce Spring bridge.
II. L. KOSEBROCGU.
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A..FLATTERING FICTrRE.-The New York Tim IS
says that the fashionable society of that city is
sham, from beginning to end. 1t is utterly UNI
sound, depravcd and 'unnatural--a deceptive
piece of rotten and to look shiny with French
polish, and glttcring with the phosphorescent
light of corruption-a copper cent, trying its We
nv best to look like five franc piece, and, what
is wO:se, in nine cases out of ten succeeding.
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No. 90 Waskfsgtoa Acenus, 81. L0sfe Mo.
extensive establishment well known, that Il searce
necessary " do more In advertisement than 70
our friends and the public that eminentIv
IN setmg up splendid assortment Of Furniture for the spring
.ns most superior IN style and quality, particularly
afge and varied demand, RETAIL
An examination Of our stock win csmposed both
Of home and foreign having every ADVANTAGE IN
gained In either including neat aud substantial medium
well the rich and expensive, %
almost endless variety. - - 81
Besides we have spring. HAIR Cotton Moss and uck x.ttr.
and all kinds Of bedding. s''s''
can furnish kitchen, bedroom, pari steamboat
In part or throughout odd match, oak, chery
hogany or rosewood In short, call and zee.
my16-H eCARnyrr 4 N.ao~
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few beautiful thosr.phs frames
J soidst COMBS BOOK Store.
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lEOLIAN AND OTHER PIANOS.

a
DTBLSIERS OF Music, wholesale and retail
Pianos, Mcodions and the Cell braed
LIAM Grand and other Pianos made ty a!t, Davis Co..,
Boston, whose pianos considered all
Great bargains pianos pianos
modions. Music supplied wholesale retail the lowest
o let. BERRY * GORDON,
(S:ccesssrs 10 T. S. Berry 217 Broadway.
P.S. H. D. s. Co.'s 1loian latest improves
vo,ceing. my16
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WoNAN.-The following charming passage is
from s. Rural Iour>,' by Miss Cooper, daughter
Of the late J. Fcnnimorc Cooper. 1t so beautiful
" expresses the sentiments OF all women of pur
feeling and correct principles, that it should be
widely circulated:
"We American WON II certainly owe debt of
gratitude to our countrymen for their kindness
and consideration of generally. Calamity
may not always take graceful form in this part
of the world, and mere hattery may be worth as
little here as elsewhere: but there is glow of
generous feeling toward women in the heart Of
most American men, which is highly honorable to
them us a nation and rs Individuals. In no
country is the pro ;tion given to woman's help
les>nesS more full and free-in no country is the
a sistance she receives from the stronger arm so
& ncral-and nowhere does er W .akncss meet
with more forbearance and cons d,ration. Under
such circumstances, it must be woman's own fault
if she be not thoroughly respected ALSO The po-
sition accorded to her is favorable it remains for
her to fill it in manner worthy her own sex,
gratefully, kindly, and simply; with truth and
modesty of heart and life unwavering fidelity of
feeling and principle, with patience, cheerfulness
and sweetness Of temper-no unfit return to those
who smooth the daily path for her."
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BAsIIFUL MEN.-We nevcr'yct saw Gcnunely
b,shful man who was not the soul of honor
Tn ugh such MY b,u l. and SKINNER, AMI sllruo
their Shout ers awkwardly, unable to throw forth
with ease the thoughts they would express, YET
commend them to us for friends.
There arc fine touches in their characters that
time will mellow and bring out, perceptions rs tn,
failcSt tint is to the unfolding rose, and THEN
thoughts aye none the less refined and beautiful
tn t they do not flow with the impctuosity of the
strcamlct.
We are aStoni ;lcd that such are not appraci;i-
ted: that ladies with really good hearts and cul-
t:vatcd nt,llccts, will reward the gallant Nous
tachod Brainlcss, with smiles and attention, be-
cause he can fold a shawl so gracefully. and handy
compliments with paii>iln elegance, while they
will not condo scenl TO look on worthy man who
feels for them reverence so great that his very
mute glance is worthy.
Who ever heard of basliful lihcrtine? The
an )maly was never seen. Ease and elegance arc
h requisites, upon his lips sits fattery. ready to
Ply cou alike to blue eyes and black he is ncy.
re nonIluvs d, he never bushes. For q glance
is in raptures: for word he would lay down
his life. Yet it is he who fills our city dens with
wrecks of female purity; it is he who profane>
the holy name of his mother, dcsoatcs the shrine
where domestic happiness is enthroned; ruins
the heart that trusts him; pollutcs the very ali
That he breathes, and all under the m:sk of Il pol
ishel g ntlcman.
LADIES', word III your car-have You lovers
and would YOU possess a worthy husband p
Choose him whose dclicacy of department, whose
sense Of your worth leads him to stand alool
while 9th RS crowd around YOU. If he blushcs
stammcrs even at your approach, consider then
many signs of his exalted opinion of yoar sex
II he is retired and modest. let not thousand for
tunes weigh him down in the balance, for depcrt
upon it, with him your life will be happier witt
poverty, than with many others surrounded J.,
the spendor of palaces.
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1913 T. l65 south water St, up stairs.
UHRLAUB, SATTLER s. CO.,


TMPORTERS Jobbers German, and English Fam
Cutlery Guns Rifles, Pistols, vioins, AccodeOns
Looking Glass Plates Dolls, Chdens Toys and Notions;
Hardware, etc etc. Among this stock be found
follows:
Pocket Pen, Bowie, Butchers Pencils Of the best manuac
Hunting and Shoe Knives. turers.
Table Knives and Forks. Domnos, Tobacco x Snuff Box
Scissors and Razors. es.
Guns Rifles Revovers, PortmonIes Segar Cases. Segr
the best manufacture. Points.
Percussion Caps. All kinds OF Fancy Pipes.
Plated Ware. French Perfumery.
Patent Common Skates. Looking Glasses and Looking
Compasses of variety. Glass Plates.
Bench Vices, Plyers Nippers, Jewelry.
Spring Braces, Saw Sess. Toy Watches.
Fish and Hooks Spectaces and Spectacle Gases.
All kinds Playing Cards.
Sheep and Horse Shears. AccOeons, Harmonicas, Gull
Jewsharps. tars, Flutes, and Flu;inas.
States Slate Pencils. Hair, Flesh and Tooth Brush
Dog Chains, Curry Combs. es.
Rat and Fox Traps. All kinds of Combs.
Steel Pens. Pen Holders.
Together with large assortment Of Toys.
Having experience, and extensive and reliable
business connection In Europe UNUSUAL
importing Goods direct the Manufacturers, which
in quantities enable to sell
them equally they bought in New York; Boston
Philadelphia.
enable ,her Goods their FACTORY
PRICES. CHRLAUB, SATrLER h co.
May l5-tf.
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ALLEN PIy:ESE,

T.,
Attorney Al Lar and general I.Gnd iqcnt.
TJAViNr been Register the Land Office ,ner the late adj
Administration. able the
subject entry, and will the regularity all loca
tons made Icy him.
Viii and invest moncywarranng pro-
fit of Is on the and "a the
for from to three yearsand charge half the
these commissions.
Office Cedar street, x door to the Episcopal Church, ST.
Paul, Min. my15-tf
RAILROAD AND STEAMBOAT NOTICE.
RRANGEMENTS have be. recently made hy which
n ecrs East and South procure Paul.
THROUGH TICKETS to all towns and cities in the
United States.
Connecting with the first class Steamers only the Mssp
pi, Lake Erie Hudson
road Routes through Mcgan Canada, New York.
&C., thus giving passengers the cfoicr between
Railroad and Steamboat Routes.
All persons assured perfect.
and that they depend Through Tickets
Atlantic cities and intermediate points by The direct and
expeditions route and considerable reduction from usual
rates. J. NJ. WINSTON, Agent,
Corner Fort Eaglc-ss.
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wv It'll the Improvements attached, Manufactured
w by the Subscriber prices. Said Mac!n.S
and MATCH 1000 of Lumber hour Of width
from to "a inches.
The PATENT RIGHT the Machines, also be had at
reasonable rates by applying to the Subscriber at Chicago
June elm. ROBERT STEWART.
CHARLES WOOLLETT,
General Commission and Advertising Agent
56 LAKE STRRET, CHICAGO, ILLINOIS.
RESPECTFULLY intention to establish myself
permanently in business, in this city, and offer services
sales Produce, purchases Merchandise LUMBER &c.
together with business which requires per-
sona attention. for which experience Of seventeen
i'm active mercantile pursuits and thorough knowledge Of the
qualified the
thereby frequently obvating the inconvenience and
leaving and business Hoping to
ed with commands trusting that this Introduction may lead
extensive mutually beneficial, and assuring
You of best efforts in your behalf, am truly
CHAS. WOOLIETT.
REFERS TO Aid. W. Kennedy, +. B. Williams, W. Wayman,
NJ L. Keith; A. H. Backal, Esq, John Rogers, Esq, H. Frik
Esq. Messrs. Nugent & Owens. may IA If
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NOVICE TO PRINTERS.

BUFFALO TYPE FOUNDRY.-ESTA BllSHED IN 1881
E subscribers having the Agency of the above
Foundry, ready furnish at the shortest notice,
all kinds
PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL TYPE, BORDERS, CUTS AND
PRINTING MATERIAL GENERALITY.
The Type manufactured establishment all OF the
latest inferior in the United States
In point finish and prepared to furnish
stock fonts, at the following prices, adding transportation:
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At THE RICE HOUSE,
KEEP constantly hand large supply fresh Family
N Groceries and Provisions which they sell at
wholesale and retail, at small advance upon
Cincinnati prices.
The following comprises a portion of their stocks
20 hhds Sugar-N o ant clarified;
20 bbls Sugar-crushed and powdered;
40 bbs o Molasses;
20 bbls Belchers and o Golden Syrup;
90 boxes Western Reserve Cheess-warranfed;
40 casks Bacon, Hams and Shoulders every piece
ranfed-Henry Ames Co.'s brand;
30 bbls Mess Pork-city packed;
5'casks Dried Beef;
rs bbls Leaf Lard;
IS kegs No Leaf Lard, for family use;
drums No Goldfish;
do
10 boxes Dried Herring
IS bbls and half-bbs Nackerel, Nos. and q.
20 Tobacco;
bbs cut and dry Tobacco;
10 do do
10 bags Coffee;
10 chests Tea, assorted;
SO boxes Soap, do
40 do Star Candles;
50 do TslIow Candles;
300 bushels Dried Apples;
so do Dried Peaches;
Is kegs Powder;
half-bbis Prunes;
casks English Curranfs;
10 boxes Raisins.
Our purchased during the last and
present months, and have article
wnfered in Minnesota. We therefore
to be Of the best quality, and sell them figures than
have ever before been named in this market. L. co.
81. Paul, Nay IS 165l.-tf.
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We shall have hand opening of navigation,
sorment of Plain and Fancy Job Brass Rule Leads &c
of the different kinds that Ill orders without delay
Orders received for Presses, the most celebrated manu-
In the country; also, Chases, Composing Scks
and all articles used In the
The subscribers confidently recommend the material manuac-
tred at this Foundry, believing that they will give perfect
satisfaction.
N. at the Foundry adding transporta
IL. II. HOUGllTON & co.
calcu Deco nher
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MEN AND BOYS CLOTHING, INDIA RUBBER GOODS,
No. le2 and lt4 Main Street, of Washington
Avenue, 81. Louis Mo.
NXT + receiving Mandatory New
w Spring Sto k which will be unusually
prise all les Mems and Boys Clothing,
fabrics TO the French cloth,
shirts, Furnishing Goods, Umbrellas, Carpet Bags, &c.
Our stock India Rubber Goods large,
shall Goods
dealing articles particularly invited
call and examine goods as
low prices and liberal terms house this
myl5:tf p. l.. & ii. VAN DEVENTER x 60.
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GREY & BOYLE.
BOILER MAKERS, BI.ACKSMITHS, AND SHEET IRON
WORKERS,
Main street. bercen Carr and Cherry, 81. Louis, No.,
HAVING great erect machinery for
thing, making Boilers, and Sheet Iron Work. the
approve, pan prepared to furnish
thing belonging per
other establishment in the Western country. All who want
will find to their advantage
to give rs a before purchasing elsewhere.
= Repairing the shortest notice. Always hand
a variety uf secondhand Boilers.
N.B-Raroad Axles, Bridge Work, and description Of
heavy Backshng done short notice and accommodating
terms. myl6-tf
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q. II. l. L. LAI

q. III. l. L. LATLlN,
PAPER COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
ND Manufacturers Agents, IFS South Water Chicago
n Illinois. Agents Latin Brothers Laid and Wave, Cap,
Flacap, Medium. Dem papers, Co.'s Supe-
Coored Medium, Bond, Envelope Papers 8
Smith Peters Printers Cards and Card Boards Loomis
Co.'s Domestic and Imported Cigars: Thomas c. Miller a Co.'s
Tobaccos Westfeld Whips and Lasles; Latin Smiths cee
braed Gun Powder and Safety fuse sc. my Is
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WOLFF l. HOPPE.

No. I79 North Main Street, 81. Louis NO.,
DIRECT IMPORTERS
GERMAN, FRENCH AND ENGLISH FANCY AND TOY
GOODS.
CONSTANTLY hand, complete assortment Of Locking
" Glasses, all Guns, Pistols and Sporting Artieles
Buttons, Brushes, Purses, Porte Mana Indian, Mexican,
Amber Beads Ivory, Horn and Shell Combs Perfu
merry, all Cutlery Scissors,
Spoons Tweezer, Hooks and Eyes, Suspcne Engh French,
Spanish and American Playing Cards. Cotton Wooden
Hosiery, complete asortmeEt and General Assortment
Gold and Gilt Jewery. my15;1y
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BENZ RINEuART. ALEX. ZIEGLER.
Il. RINEHART g. CO..
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN CIGARS,
TOBACCO, &c,
North Main Street, under the Virginia HOTEL ST. Louis
We KEEP always hand superior Impor-
t" and Domestic Rrala, La Norma, Miar, Cheoots
Principe ami ether Havana Cigars, Of the
May IA, 1851. myl5:ly
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s. s. BRAINERD,

s. s. BRAINERD,
HOUSE AND STEAMBOAT FURNISHING STORE,
(Netc) No. ITO Fourth street, 81. Louis, NO.,
MANUFACTURERS Shower Baths, Bathing Tubs, Hip and
Nl Sponge Baths, Refgeators Ice Chests, Water Coolers
Dealers Cream Freezer, Kettles Sad and LauD
dry Kettles, Kitchen Hardware Britannia and Plated
Wares, Lamps, Spoos Knives and Forks, Pocket Knives
and Scissors Panished Plain and Japanned Tin Ware.
Willow Rattan and Wooden Wares; Mats, Brushes, Feather
Duster Bonzed Hat Stands Bird Cages Hobby Horses, Cabs,
sc. Fishing Tackle, Goods Church Fairs all
low prices for cash approved credit.
N BAgen for Scotrs Patient and Spences Patent Iron
Refrgerators; Washing Machines. my16-u
VIRGINIA HOTEL, ST. LOUIS, MO-,
LNRONTING Main Green and Second streets; John H.
Il Spar X John G. Spar, Proprietors. my16-u
N. X. CULLEN,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
No. IS Chesfnuf street, 81. Louis, No..
MIL attend strictly all
" Refers to I. n. NEwsON, Esq, Editor Times.
May Is, 1854. mv16-ts-
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DOWDALL, CARR L CO.,
WASHINGTON FOUNDRY, ENGINE MACHINE SHOP,
Corner of Second and Morgan Streets, ST. LOUIS No.,
MANUFACTURERS of Steam Engines and Boilers, Saw and
l Grst M Machinery, Tobacco Presses, Lard
Kettles Lard Screws and Cylinders, Wool Cardng Machines,
Young's Patent Smut Machines Building Castings &c.
Agents the sale Of James Smith superior Machine
Cards.
Manufacturers Of Eureka, Portable, upright Mills.
May II, 1854. myI5;tf
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NEW JOBBING HOUSE.
TRY GOODS at wholesale, New York prices CASH
IL s. n. FOOTE & CO.. 1863 South Water Chicago, ILL.,
With resident in New facilities
enabled goods
prices cash.
~ Goods received weekly New Auction sales.