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TRIAL OF JUROR ron PERJuRY.-The regular term OF
the hardin Ky) Circuit Court is now progressing in
Elizabethtown. Thomas NJ Yates, one Of the jurure
who granted the verdict OF gin the Ward case is
upon trial for perjury He indicted by the grand
jury along with several others Of the same jury.
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FATTESISG CHIcKENs.-The Albany Register says that
fowls chickens may be faened in four i've days by
feeding them three times daily with rice boiled in milk,
always resb prevents them from fattcniug
Give them clear water to drink BY this method the esh
is made particularly white
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MAIL RoBBER ARREsrKD.--Wm. ]. Brown, special mail
agent Of the Post Office Department on Friday last ar
rested John NJ. Watson, postmaster at Rainsborough
Highland county, Ohio, charge of robbing the mail
Counterfeit notes. placed in decoy letter. are said to
have been paid out by Watson
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DECIDED By ONE VorR.-The Chicago Times says that
the ofcia returns Of the vote OF every county in the
seventh district of Illinois have been received and that
they show majority Of ono vote for Mr. ALLEN the
present Democratic Representative in Congress from that
. district
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CONGRESS- did not sit yesterday, nor will it to-
day-both Houses having on Thursday adjourned
to Monday.
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decision just rendered by the Dotted States Crcnf
Court at Boston has DISTINGUISHED two thousand alien no.
ters in consequence Of the defective organization Of tbs
Police Court by which their papers were issued
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The Germans arc rapidly increasing in Boston. Tboa-
tire bills are printed in German two newspapers in Ger
man German Debating Clubs, German Gymnasis
every thing German.
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AsoTEER BANK DErAuLrRR.-A teller in of the
oldest banking houses ut Chicago is said to have dsap
pearsd, being defaulter to amount ranging from
$4,000 to $4,000 II is supposed to have been squsn
dsrsa IN gamDnnE.
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The MEDITERRANEAN SQUADRON. In answer to various
inquiries to the probable time for the return Of the
Mediterranean squadron, cannot do better than state
the substance Of the remarks of the Secretary the Navy
in reference to it that the Cumberland the flag ship will
return early in the spring and the St. Louis and Levant
early in the ensuing year.
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The New York Chamber Of Commerce have adopted
resolutions recommending to Congress. that an expedition
be sent in search Of Dr. KASE the Arctic navigator
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Arlington Bank, Washington.
Bank of America, Washington.
Bank Of Anacastia, Anacassia.
Merchants Exchange Bank, Anacastia
All that we say is that know of no such banks
in this city,
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The Hon. RAMON AzpURA, Minister of Venezuela, has
obtained leave of his Government to be temporarily abb
sent from the United States and we learn that he viii
shortly depart for Caracas. --Star.
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SPURIOUS BANKs-An anonymous inquirer in New
York requests to say whether there such banks
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Minister Mason to Dyouyn de Plugs.

LEGATION DIES ETATs UNI5,
PARIS, OCTOBER 81, 1854
Mr.. DRouYN DE L'HUYs, Minister Foreign Affairs:
SIR have received information that the oath in
slant Mr. Soule his arrival OF Calais from the shores
of England, notified by police officer that orders
had been given by the Imperial Government that he
should not be permitted to enter France and that by
these orders he compelled to return to England
where he remains. Mr.. Soule is citizen OF the
United States accredited Envoy Extraordinary end
Minister Penpotentary from his country to the Court of
SPAIN He had in executing the orders of his Govern
ment visited Paris and London and returning to his
post at Madrid by the most usual and convenient route
through the territories Of France when he thus
rested in his journey He had received notice of the
determination of the Emperors Government to deny him
privilege awarded by all nations citizens subjects
of friendly Powers travelling under their protection; aad
especially those who clothed with the sacred charac
ter of public Minister'S for he actually arrested in
his journey some hours before received the limitations
in regard to him which you did me the honor give
in the afternoon Of the Oath instant
If authorized by the Empcrors Government it cannot
but be regarded by the Government and people of the
United States not only most unusual and humat-
ing act towards the Minister personally, but national
indgny of very grave character only to be exenuated
by facts established by conclusive proof Without wait
ing for special instructions to that effect regard as
my Imperative duty hasten to ask for what
one Of my feow-citzens, chosen by my country as q
representative to foreign Power has been treated
while relations of amity and peace exist and cher
ished by the United States with France My Govern
ment will be filled with painful anxiety until satisfactory
information in reply to this inquiry be communicate
ed cannot but hope that your Excelency will furnish
me with such explanations may relieve the Minister
from the position in which he has thus been placed and
which will enable to allay the unpleasant feelings
which the intelligence of this occurrence will occasion in
the United States.
avail myself of this opportunity to to your Ex
ceency the assurances of the high consideration with
which am your humble and obedient servant
T. Y MASON
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THE soULE CORRESPONDENCE.

W VIC IhEolDENT Oh plunuhyj rcidLhg w Ut
SouLE's recent difficulty with the French Govern
ment, we thought it might crafty the curiosity of
our readers by Immediately laying it before them.
1t was prefgured in the letter of our Paris CORE
spondent, published on the 9th ultimo
Minister Mason to Secretary Mdrcy.
LEGATION UNITED STATES,
mo. BY PARIS, OCTOBER 80, 1854
In my No. SO communicated the intelligence that Mr..
SouLE United States Minister SPAIN had been pro-
hbited by alleged orders Of the Emperors Government,
from entering France.
this extraordinary and unusual proceeding, sent Mr.
PIArT Secretary of this Legation Dover to
ncae with Mr. Soue. He left Paris in the evening OF
the 18th, and his arrival finding that Mr. Soue had
left Dover he proceeded to London where he had in
teryiew with that gentleman The order forbiddng his
entering France wholly unknown to Mr.. Sous and
he that neither by deed by words uttered
written had he afforded shadow OF excuse for the
wanton which, in violation Of his rights cit
Of the North American Republic, and Of his privileges
Of its accredited Minister'S has intercted to him
passage through France on his way back to Madrid.
lost time after the return of Mr. Patt in address
ing to the Minister Of Foreign Affairs under date Of the
26th instant, communication Of which send You a
copy 1t sent to the Foreign Office the 18th, and
have not yet received an answer.
1t is impossible not to regard this humiiang indigny
as deeply injurious, when it is remembered that Mr..
Soule acting nnder your ORDERS has recently spent
than two weeks in Paris; and while sojourning here
neither he received any ntmaton that his presence
was objected to by the French Government.
Seeing adequate to justify unfriendy feel
ing towards the United States cannot but hope that the
French Government finding that has acted
information, will at redress this grievous wrong
II in this am disappointed, earnest have been
since have represented country at this Court to
cultivate the most cordial relations of amty between the
two countries must consider this incident Of
Importance that it is not impossible shall regard it to BIZ
my duty to terminate my misson by demanding my pass
ports win not lose moment IN keeping you adyisee
connection with this most extraordinary affair.
have the honor to be, very respectfully, obeden
servant, j. Y. MASON.
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5fv. Mason to Secretary Marcy.

III. lHFSOH 20 OtcTttUIy 1uuIty'
LEGATION UNITED STATES,
mo. Al, PArrs NOVEMBER IL, 1854.
SIN: In my despatch No. 81 informed yen Of occur
rences at Calais by which Mr.. Soule was interrupted in
The daily Minnesota pioneer., 1854-07-20
T. s.r.GS. BELLS. BELLS.

EIS0R Churches, Academies Factories, Steamboats,
"a Limitations, etc. made, and Il large assortment
Kept Cuns1nty On hand by the Subscribers, a their old
established and enlarged Foundry, which has been in
operation for thirty years, and whose and pro-
of manufacture perfected, that their bells have
world wide celebrity for volume of sonnd and quality
Of tone. The present rroprictors have recently
cueded in applying the process of loam moulding in
Iron Cases to Bell Castn@-which secures perfect
casting and temper, and evidence of the uu-
impaired excellence of their Bells, they lave just
ceived, January ls54-thc First Premium (a Silver Ne
dnD Of the Worlds Fair in New York, all Others,
litiun; ard which is the 18th medal, besides many D-
plnuias that have been awarded them. They have pat
for, and keep hand, Bells ola variety of
of the weight, and they also furnish to order
chimes of any number of bells, key. and refer
several of their make throughout the States and Cana
das. Their lian2gs, comprising many recent and val
liable improvements consist of Cast Iron Yoke, with
mo, cHbe arms, and which may be turned upon the bell,
spring acting ON the clappcr prolonging the sound
Iron Frame Tolling hanmer, counterpose stop, etc.
For Steamboats,, steamships, etc, their improved Re
volvuL woke, Fancy hangngS in brass bronze of
any design furnished We supply whole sets or
parts improved hangngs. to relang bells of 9th
err construction, upon proper specifications being given
Old iit lis taken III exchange.
Surye> ors Instruments of al descriptions made and
kept on hand.
BENZ in immediate connection with the principal
routes in all directions, either abroad canal river
orders be cNecuted with dispatch, which. either
persoI4lIy by communication solici-
ted. A. MENEELN'S SONS.
West Troy, Albany CO., New York.
yT~-Ra ynond X Ward, Chicago; H. J. Nazro & Co..
Y Iyat.kr. where lic'lS can b" found. A1-tf
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s. 8. B.tAENESD,
House and Steamboat Furnish ing Store

MANIFNCTUR RE2S
SHOWER BATHS, BATHING TUBS. HIP
AND SPONGE BATHS. REFRIGERATORS, ICE
CHESTS, WAFER COOLERS
DcaitrS in Ice CrcQ5a FrcC@crs, Prcseriar EeftIcS
SAT- ant La"hdry IT0H&, BrGsS Kettles, hltcatu
Hardrnre, Bfita4ttiu ant Ptqtcd wares, IalAjv
SlosH2, 49,. hAiceS as;d FORTS. Pochtt haiutS and
SciS2orS
PIANi%iiED, PLAIN AND IAPANNED TIN WARE
Willow, Rattan aid Wooden Wares; Mut. Brushes
Feather Busters, Bronzed Hat STA ts, Bird Cages, Hob
by Horses, Cabs, Toys, &c. Eishia2 Yacbfe, F0Hcy
Goods far CrcA failS, all at low prices for cash
approved credit
y. B.-Agent for SCOTT'S' PATENT and SpEN-
GERS pAIENT IRON REFRlGER ATORS.
WASHING MACHINES.
April l0Ih. l-Ji 52-Gm
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NEW ROUTE TO THE EAST.
sQIl

TIE GREAT WESTERN EN!.WAY OF CANADA
y now oicn from Detroit 20 Nlagar. Fails. Forming the
last Ilk Of the Great Central Route b. tween New York
"nt H1-t"l. ir;nr the shortest. vucar,t and cheapest
ro@t" East only canac Of cars between Chicago and
.,i..>Hr' Fails.
Trains .," nct~oit II 10 VI. Through in ten hours.
coar "i.h the Niat E,pr.~s t:'' fira@o, and with
the Me-" York Contra! Evening Lightning Express At Mia
gart rail- for Albany. Ne" l.r!. and 30 tom
i'.r Great Western Railway ai~o c"Anrc;~ at Niagara
"ls with The 'nriti-ua an@ EiaGaga FAILS branch or
t \"a lor> and Lrc Railroad an >ia HHl;lo with the
,r a, and NV lrli Gay ilsiiuil. New York and Irc
a Al variety OF connections uncq al:cl by any
Ell rr ;'c.
I.-3-r checked throug.. 70 Niagara Fails Buf:lo,
Il D.; ~ cr New lori..
i- ro c o.r great Inducements 10 travellers, l.y the
gt3t di~tane" saved. other routc.
THE EGI'EAT WESTERN RAILWAY
a~FoS through. the lo~t Utrrc- ting and highly cultivated
portion # Caa. a!.or,inr variety Of scenery Of
!'~- d Ur,'rty AM gran cur. including t." tN greatest
v0irs Of thr Wor the Fan of Ma .ra and the Rail
y ny SUSPENSION bridge over Nagara River.
FOR through tickets apply at the oic" of the Michigan
tea! Iarnal "rrosite the fremont House, Chicago.
al their Offices in The western towns
{. J. h.lIiGF;, Managing Tircctor.
J. L. Shears. General Western Agent. May lin.
The daily Minnesota pioneer., 1854-07-20
MRS. NlE.RRICK'S
Fashionable Millinery Rooms,

No. 90 Main Street, G:;lcna ILL.,
TITST received direct from the East, the latest sty oil
y Laic, silk, Sin and Lace and Grape Dress 1iaia.
Florence Braid. Hair and Chip BOnnets III grea,
variety: Ribbons, Flowers straw Trimmings etc, III
fact general assortment, OF Millinery and Fancy Goods.
II is the intention that every that gives u call
shall be perfectly satisfied with goods and prices.
M.NTU A-NAKIN
connection with the above, all orders promptly aten-
ded is needless puff, as am wei! known if not
would refer to Mrs II. NJ. Rice, Mrs. iulinshead and
numerous Others. Niscttcs, Dress Trimmings, for
sale low. MARY NItRRICK.
3. Remember the No.; 90 Main
Galsna, June Il, l-52 9-tf
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satsrsUaMe0ug.
$. J. X. MCMILLAN

ATTORNEY AND OINSEILOi AT LAW
iST Ill attend promptly ana faithfully to all bu>nes
w entrusted to him in the lii OF his profession. at
Saltwater, ST. Paul ST. Anthony and throughout the
Territory of Minnesota, and the adjoining counties
the State of Wisconsin. Office, STILLwATER, MIN.
REFERENCES.
His Ex. Alex. Ramsey, Geo. w. Campbell 4 Co.,
st. Paul. Gaena.
Dr. c. w. Rorup, - Mr.. r. Lansing, -
Mr.. }. w simpson, " Mr. :. q. Butler, ST. Louis.
Hon. w. loomis ritlsbg J. II. iarkin ~ Co. -
I. Shdier, - SamI J. " ether. II 4 Co.'S
J. IL. -dooFiIead, Esq. " Jos. C.. Butler Co. Gin.
u. W "achson, Esq. " MIR. Jos. +. BccgS, .
S.''h '!Hrnily, Esq. g Mr O.Waher, Marine Mills
MAI j. - Butler, and s. II. Bmke, -
citizens generally, 8 " &. j. Batter
:tu-iy,
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- o. = = II =. " y = F.1E z = =.
=. VIE '!iAKt!i..T Is BlRiEp,' the 'CAIANt + OF
z fbACE." Is between oHr t"tjh. and the smoke o
good filth. rcconc,ti (ild all The other good hiUg>
'I"aginahlc) floats ii.oVe heads, ASSUMING
il>t!C stcs just prior to lis advent INTO the W"rlc
Gt ~rcC ur ilts y i.h 'futse of thHEicr the ..ct.
tt tiiCHCON, OF the 81. Panl Drug store, has !:te
extensive alterations and Improvements ia his store,
and c.% boast Of tho 'tRdf%r ini i'!> /
EIii.lp i.sd CtILAICAL " lREIiOt ~, TEAS
SlpE Ct : =. i.ai -.
Having completed orr arrangements with EloW, and
yctal houses in iac cites of New io,k. Philadelphia.
Hd .iil>hur-h, arr NOW prepare" ia turni-A Paint
trs. uilcgS ;tHd all Who contemplate using W hItc
Lead, Iu.c Paint. Oil, TGrrcntnc, \arni.hts, Dry
Paints " WiuGow G.a-s all sizes. Sc, with the best \
NO. articles that he procured ia these cities, and
a reasonable rates rs living profit viii ;j.ii.t.
We have Just received per !t~s, iafgrlo OF Pure
Chemicals Hni ply sic;ils ani Others who cnN pre-
scribe need for personal use large or si1!l q!aIti-
ties, may assured, ts.t tl:y VIII ic Offered at
sOY,lc rates and dis puatu with and cAactnc,s.
". W. Hii'HtON,
COL Corner 2I and Cedar streets.
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Scarritt 6 Masan's
MAMMOTH E<,RNfEURE. HALE.

Ne 80 " osiinoten irrHup st. Loujv, 10.
& 81 extensive establishment is :" well known that
it is scarcely necessary do more i'll an !vcr-
isemeEt dian to friends and the pulic that
we have been emincntly successful in getting up a
>plendld assortment of Furniture. for the spring trade
the most superior III sly ie and qualify and particularly
suited TO la rye and varied demand, both wholesale
al.I retail.
An examination Of our stock Will show it to be
posed, both oi home and foreign manufacturer having
every advantage tu he gained either. including the
neat and substantial medium, well is the rich and
expensive.
s lob TalCS from ~ IL to 50 Bureaus from > 10
sIU0, and in 1t almost endless variety.
Besides We have Spring Hair, Cutton Mos, and Sluch
Mattresses, and all kinds OF be ddinE.
We furnish kitchen. hrdrGam, parlor, hotel OF
steaInhoat i'll part OF tr ughout. odd or to match,
toah, crry, walnut, mahogany rosewood. IN short
call uIGescc.
) i-;}.a SCARRlTT & MASON.
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LEY. EbN W JAMES. jH j. =. CORN"
FARLEY. j \ MES IL co.

y NJIlS0Ic t.IOttA NH IJut 8Nj]l -TTIHtnN, VOT,
Tara and Fau,th st<., Iutu,ue, Luc.
Va are now offering to the trade at the lowest
market prices one oi !he large ST and best stec-
ted stocks OF GroccreS CrockVry III assorted crates
country ;ra.ic) Glass Wa,e, OGDEN Mare, Paints,
Oils. and Dye SUITS, brought to this market. We
respectfully ask examination OF stock by North
Western merchants, before going east south, 5 We
are confident can offer strong inducements.
We are agents Tor the Wheeling Paper ManIfac tories
and shul! be prepared furnish builders with superior
quality oi roofing paper.
FARLEY. JAMES 4 co.
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z l.. II I.i.ER on has this da. associated with him
sE }. RG RECESS in hi- Branch store i'll the " is0v
House. Fort Street. The business be conducted by
j. Burgess, under the EaDs and firm OF l.. FULLER
TON \ BURGESS; where they have hand large
ana well selected stock Of Dry GouDs of variety.
together with complete stock of CLorniNG, EuoTs
and Shoes.
We shall do all in our power to satisfy customers
both as to price aIG quality.
March % lS54--5U-tf
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SAW MILL.


THE Subscribers having leased and thoroughly re-
J. p;irei the MIL on the keniiknick known
CUNeS Mill How prepared to furnish Lumber q!
deSc !p;iou the shortest Shingles lhtii
and Picnc always On hand Custom Saving done on
the most reasonable terms. Those in want OF Lumber
for building fencing purposes will find II to thcir nj
vantage give call before purchasing elsewhere
ASA T.. MANNING,
ISAAC n. HOLDEN.
prcsco.. Dec / 1852 35y
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i'.L. Il n. VAND.v vstNTEi< IL Co..
Wholesale Dealers in
ME.N IND 30 rs CLOI'ILH'G

INDIA Rubber, GOODS.
No, lG3 uiid i6i, Main street, corner of Washington
Ayunue
ST. LOUIS. MO.
z = I. now receiving from our Minuactory IN
w New Euih SnRING SToCK, which Will be ul-
usually large and comprise ii; GRADES of MEAS AID
B,,YS' CLOTHING, from the CoAR~E$T FABRICS to the
FINEST FRUNCu CIoTH, and a general assortment of
SHIRTS, FuREisiiIAG GOODS, tMBRELLAs CARPET
BAGS, &c.
Our stock of India r. bier Goods viii be very large
shall receive these Goods, from several d!lIcc
HlanuIC tories
Persons dealing in the above articles are particularly
invited to call and eNaInae stock intend to
sell goods at as low prices am liberal any
house in this city
4i-ly i. l.. q II. VAN DE.NENTF,R {. co.
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'1"Hi itIi'.S, -E'HntotfH
'E TlS agency be Ing the only one in the Sank River
L Land District, aAi Ike Government Iand Ollie"
located at this point with the subscribers long resi-
GcHce IN the Wt-t and being fimilir with the advan
a-es to be derived from choice and early locations;
gives il particular advantages all others in this
Territory fer the speedy location OF LANDS and Land
Warrants i'll said district.
AM htsiH trlStoi to this agency, will be attcn
tci 10 With llompiNcss and dispatch.
J. l.. WILSON,
Sank I,ui
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FRESH GARDEN SEEDS.

FRESH GARDEN SEEDS.
NOW Is ADI X TIME.
UEOE all who intend planting saILens-who are
Il disposed .'niHd their PEAS and I's-wl lo have
faith in cutba-e-(taors not cAceptcd) who "know
beans when the bag is opcntdWho ''acknoW'cdge the
corn in the roasting drWho believe III tac good time
comin--vhtn new polutO->V, ard ripe tolla oscs--
euce rail cucunhers and inclined plane squ1ohes, viii
please the eye administer to the app titcs OF .le
''toing nlillions'
This special Iroclanation greeting: If you want
fresh Garden seeds, come and get them, at
BOND a ktLi.OGG'S,
mar Is At the old brown Drug store
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NO. l3i, MAIN Strict,
<t,l


WE have Just orencd the largest and most eNief-
w sive stock of Foreign aud American Dry Goods
offered in the west which we ale Offering 1T Chi-
caggand St Louis ce., and less than have ever tSHi
sold IN this market Our facilities for pure! sn- are
such that enabled TO get car goods as low iS
they be bought BY The largest eastern houses v e
bul ing American Goods direct from the n'Nu-
facturcIs, AMI beng connected with huGsc II .CN
York, and of the firm constantly III the rIrt we
shall al; times have full stock and at the lowest
market prices. We offer bats, but our customers
depend at AL times upon buyiE G2uas OF Gs al i
small advance from cost and aportttIon ana can
find stock every variety and style of goods suited
the market. Merchants who have Ieen III the labt
of visiting the eastern cities, St Louis, and Chicago,
may epend upon finding large stock ami a aa low
prices be found elsewhere.
Weask an EXAMINATION of our stock before going
east-% 26.
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fAFFER for sale the following Drugs &c at the low
~ prices.
1000 lbs iararc acid lo,CCO lbs putty
p kegs carb soda so bhi> sptS. s.,rren,ine
10 hbis cream tartar 500 lbs Paris green
leo lbs Eng. blue 10 CASKS old port wine
100 do Eng. and Am. call. 20 bbls Eng epson salts
10 casks sulphur 10 do carawaN seeds
10 British lustre do Eng. grid mustard
Il do Eng. rid. boIaX 10 do cupal varnish
% bHs pla>fer paris q" Matcaboy snuff
DO csnphor leo lbs oil peppermint
SEQ oz qHinile u lb lemon, fresh
bl'S castor oil SO doz paint brushes
1890 lbs ext liuoriCe so doZ gross Lees pills
lG0 do ms I,l extract So do do essences
80 10 Turkey opium % bNs CASTLE soap
500 do herbs 2i d"z Towmsend's Sarsals.
- slry chime 20 gross bears oil
81 90 morphine 50 kegs saltpttre
$50 bNs McCGil.'s glass lcU0 do X. Conhling &
50 lbs linseed oil pare white lead.
WHOLESALE AGENTS FOR
liouohton'S Pepsn, lou,en 4 CO. medicines,
Pain Killer, Soals medicines, DC.
Together with large and well selected stock of
ry article in our line WeespecilIy invite the a,tcnt,u
OF purchasers from the upper country stock and
p1ices. N22-ll-ly
ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI.
Commission ami FOfuardiag House.
JOSEPH H:OGRIDGE,
C>rnr n ComHtefcigi cad Pin, Nyettv
1tONSIG NMiNiS and Commissions will meet with
a prompt and personal attention. and liberal CASH
ADVANCES VIII be given On CUns snmtnts, Bills oi
ia'n- IN HAND.
Thc Forwarding ard Receiving of Merchandise and
Produce viii meet with especial and dispatch; the
lowest rates of Freight will always be procured, and
the expense Of Storage and prsl age mach pos
sib!e avoided.
ORDERS FOR PuacHAsiNc filled at the shortest Nc
ilce ard lowest market prices.
RLFERENCEs
charles, BLOW & Co., :, ,ou;,
thotcau x Vale, st. ho"i''
E0dn, King Il Co.,
v:H; Il. 3 HsTs"%s hcsaSi%., 4 Brother 1o"i>r,''s
filli> Morton,
Stratcr q German,
spriassr d Wiiteman, ~