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Washington, LIE, % Dec. 1854.-5f
GROCERIES ! GROCERIES |!

II soussigne, recemment de rctour de
- la Nouvelle-Orleans avec un grand
ct bel assortment de GROCERIES cHo1s1Es;
consistant en- rims de cloix, mdnagis, H.
q~eurs, Pore, Jambo'es, graimes dc jardi-
a.oges ct tout ce qui depend dune groccrie
de famillc, les offre a bon marche pour du
compliant.
". B. Par Ia meme occasion, il sollicite
respectueusement ceux qui lui doivent, de
yenir regler leurs complies attendu que plus
long delai ne peut etre accord6.
CHRIST. STEEL.
Opelousas, % Decembre, 1954.-tf
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y Ne a y TIRE
II q d IT a TT ON

egaiement situee sur le Courtableau, Paroisse
st. Landry, anciennement habitaton Chau-
det' contenant environ $50 arpents de super
hcle de terre, environ 800 desquels sont en-
culture. Cette habitation a une bonne su
crerle' purgerie, &c, un equipage monte en-
1884, une bone machine vapeur de Niles
d TO-, 'ayant travaille que ouelques annees;
une excellente mason, cabanes negres, &e.,
assezde plan de cannes pour la plantation de
1888, avec on sans Ia machine 4 vapeur ct
les chaudieres.
Touchant cette habitation est un NOR
ceau de terre de 400 arpents, que MIR. j. NJ.
More desire yendre apamiable a DIES condi-
tions favorables.
II sera aussi offert en- vente publique, le
meme jour ct les iours suiYants
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vENTE POSITIVE.
POaE2' cause ege Ey6asExa.f.

L sera vendu, le Mard,. 23eme 1our de.
IL Jomuler proclaim, par Evariste Debail.
Ion, encanteur, sur lhabitation ci-dessous
decrite, les proprietes ci-dessous decrites
q N. 2 J. Pavy. 4 saroir
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@3e0''VV'tVOI1 tVCCSt5
Opelousas, 23 Decembre, 1854.
vENTE PUBLlOUE,

Par Sc sowssigne, esscanteur p,lbIit, dams
ct pour Ia Paroasse St. Landry.
Epublic est par le present informe quill
-AA sera vendu, en- vente publi4ue, au plus
haut ct dernier encherisseur, par le soussigne
encanteur public, dams ct pour Ia Paroisse
st. Landry. a la derniere residence de yalery
Guillory, decede, dams Ia Prairie Facatafque,
en- cette Paroisse, le
Mercredi, "a janvier proclaim, 1855,
les proprietes ci-dessous decrites, apparte-
nant la succession de feu Valery Guillory,
decide, dernierement de la Paroisse St. Ian
dry, a savoir:
ry.--
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No. 3.
"a ~ iii 49,

- S'EST eehappe de chez lie sous
IN signe, residant a Washington, de-
0NS puiS lie mbis de Mai derRier, i'm
.a'zeezsaS cheval creole girls, age d'enviroh
6 ans, marque a peu pres ainsi; j 7, le
dit cheval est fort lambreur, ct tres vif, il d
ete elcvee pres de la Nouvelle Iberie, par un
nomme Vcrdino. Je dounerai dix piastrcs 4
celu qui tne le livrera, on je serai tres recon:
naissaft cclhi qui me donnera des Informs
tions au sujet du dit cheval.
b. s. GAY.
Washington, LIE, % Dec 1854.-5f.
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IHcsndie 3 Mosros. = lie village De Monroe, Lss
ste presque, simon totaement detruit par le faul
Ia perte est Svala6e ! $4,000. On suppose que
c'est i'auyre dun incendiaire
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A Nous soinnes autorises annoncer Mr. E.
NORTH CuLLoM, CONNIE candidat pour Ia place d'A-
yocat de District pour lie l5e District Judicaire de
Get Etat felection de Novembre 1855,
0pelousas, 25 Novembre 1854
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10 Nous sppelons fattention de nos lecteurs a
une yente considerable qui aura lieu Marti ct pio-
bablement Mereredi proclaim, A Plaquenine Bru-
lee De bellies vacheries, deux bellies habitations,
a. esclaves ct dautres proprietes seront vendues
des conditions avantageuses aux acqu6reurs.
Yoirs ravis dams une autre colonne u. .
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10 Les accuses don't les nonls suivert ont etc
condannes, dams Ia session de notre Cour de Dis
trict:
Joseph Esconbes, convaincu dn meurtre de Max.
Laplante, etc condamne aux travaux forces, dams
le penltentaire dEtat, pour lie reste de ses iours
Hostage d'euviron 35 ans
VIM, Richardson Young, convaincu de vol de
eheval, etc condamne quatre ans de trayaux
forces dams la meme institution.
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eB Nous sommes autorises a annoncer aux votans
dams les limites des opelousas que NJ. JACOB AN
SELM est candidat Ia place de Constable de Vile,
a Pelection qui aura lieu en- Avril proclaim
0pelousas % Decembre 1854
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ELEcTIoS.-Mardi proclaim est lie jour fxe pour
pflection sur Ia question des licences pour le detail
des boissons spiritueuses dams les divers Arron-
dissements de cette ParOisse pour rannee pro-
chane.
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NoTRE IELEGRAPH.-Nous sommes heureux de
pouvoir annoncer. que notre ligne telegraphipue
approche rapidement de son achievement. neps
bureaux yiennent d,etre etabiis, Pun Vermilon-
vile ct Pautre St Martinyille; deux autres Sc.
ront 6tablis dams respace dune senlaine GU deux
Fun la Nile. ibtrie, ct rautre Franklin NJ,
Clute, Pentrepreneur, pousse la chose rapidenent
ct ayaRt longtemps il aura atteint son but la Nile.
Orleans,
Depais cue ces deux derners bureaux ont etc
puverts les communications entire les Attakapas ct
nous ont etc tres freqnentes qnoiquees naient etc
que de peu d'importance. La nature des d6peches
recues lei de amis de st. Martin nous indiquait
que ces messieurs vouaient voir usqu'a quel point
aligne etat soft fdele, soft prompte, SOFT neces-
saire, Toutes les communications qui Sc sont
Schangee entire st. Martinville ct Opelousas SEM
tlaent etFe de pures plaisanteries ct nous mames,
nous regrettons que nous n'ayons pas etc compris
dams une d6peche aFun de nos confreres; ce maIen
tendupourraent biennous coulter quelques centaines
de 'iastres.
En- resume, ceux qui desirent communiauer par
ie Telegraphe, ct Ia minute avec tous les buIeaux
maintenant etabis peYent lie faire en- toute surete
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BONNIE sNOUVELLE AU sUJET DU CHE
MIN DE FER.
Hier, au moment de metre sous presse, nous a.
vons reeu la depeche t6legraphique suivante, qui
fera sans doate renaitre un peu Ia conance de eeu1
qni ne croieht plus la realisation de ee beau ct
ggantesque projet:
Sr. MARTINvTLLE % Dec. 1855.
Messrs- Cade, Baker ct Mouton viennent de par.
ie contrat pour Pentreprise de Ia constrncton3de
notre chemin de fer.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1854-12-05
E1CPLOYNENT FOR AGENTS.

GENERAL Thousand energetic and rustwort young mel"
- wanted to act agentsboth local and
the Union, the sale Of patented sce OF
manufacture extensive demand The exclusive nght
Tor the United states is owned BY adverser and
capacity and business easily earn Two hundred
Dollars month.
-rr -l1.-T 8 No Capital Necessarily: ~ q $50
aErfracf from from our dgenfe' 81 here
NTH enciosS nam draff d0N0yS, deducfing One
hundred do1ers a. .y conmssion on e
az cosssfon my Gales this month about hundred and
serensy.6ve doHays.o z. C. Field. elslt1e's
will light and gentemanly employ
ment-as honorable as II II profitable. ,bi 0 -'
accepted unless able to produce substantial
testimonials to character and industry.
Salaries will be arranged for the nst year Preferred
Advertisements forwarded from
idle advertisers will consider
unless Dolsf SIN
certify, when full particulars will be forwarded.
Address BURNS, BENEDICT & CO.,
Baltimore, Nd.
Substantial nature refer TO KEu
HETH DALE, LEROY, Sons, 4 Co. Also 70 HAMILTON
Ray, Key West, "a. = - - oct37-2m
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NEW ROOKSTORE!,

~ HAMILTON & Co., No. B. winsow House, are receive
W ing opening largest and best assortment Of
Books Stationery Paper articles before
brought Chicago which they offer for sale at the
lowest possible cash prices.
We would first cali WALL PAPER
comprising rolls,
wanting Wall Paper, would do well to look at
assortment.
stock Of STATIONERY can't be beat this Of Chi
WRITING PAPER Of all grades. PENS, INK, RUBBER,
rNKsTAHDs, RULERS, BLOTTIN0 AND DRAwINo PAPER
Of all descriptions and articles usually In Sta
tionery establishment.
GOLD PENS. We large stock of J. G. Burs Gold
Pens, all warranted, which offer the public at Easeyn
pyices Gold Picks, very neat article.
Ldgers, Journals books books and
Of all styles, In sets single. e ~ II
a good Miscellaneous Books, and great
Books, which fail
Cheap publications. We have in store large stock,
and received they Issued
from the We in New York city
BY which an the works forwarded to
printed.
or School Books, have all Of A. BARNES Co.'s pub
licsons which Offer any establishment
town. Give q call. C. A. HAMILTON 4 Co.,
June 29-tf. Door above Times Building.
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ssEvery Man to his Trade.'

MARVIN has Just received from the East his spring
LIZ stock Boots and Shoes he thinks ms experience In
him 10 Assuming that his selection ct
goods Is practically unacqusnted with
the BUSINESS and he hesitation that his
stock Il the best ever brought TO the Territory.
he has from large stock Of the best
brands Or French cuff Sins Kip SHs, Moroce0s Bwcksns,
re-, Se,, With large corps Of expeepced wokmen, is
prepared make 70 order everything in the Boot and Shoe line,
and IN HewYor styles, which he
viii sell - losc TIE IosCesf. HIS mottois
-si THE BEST GOODS ARE THE cHEAPEsT.
Orteu from distance punetuzlly attended 10. III 40 Ii ~
June 6-dtE THIRD SrRRRT-NEAK ROBERfS.
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Cy All persons at Brownsville, Texas, con-
nected with the insurrectionary movement in
Northern Mexico, and tried before L. S. Commits
sioner Parker, have been discharged.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1854-12-05

c. Hon. Lewis W. Campbell, is favorably
spoken of as speaker of the next United States
House of Representatives.
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cS What sold Bach" perpetrated the follow.
ing? lie seems to lament that his favOrs wer,
scattered among the many, when he should hav,
bestowed them on but one: $3.50
hour when memory brings
S,ceef thoughts Of earlier times,
When with the girls used to chat
Or read soft motto rhymes;
Ills when pass candy shop,
And sce exposed to view,
The sweets I used o circulate
Among the favor! few.
my hal turning grey,
And age creers apace,
Willie crows feet gather round my
wrinkles DER my face;
Could but live life o'er again,
I'D marry my youth,
And all the sweets I'd give to her
To whom pledged my truth.
GOD BLESS THE HONEST LABORER.
God bless the honest lAborer,
The hardy son of TOLL
The worker in the Gathering mills,
The deliver the soil;
The ones whose brawny hands have torn
From earth her boarded wealth.
Whose sole return for ceasecss toll
Is natures boof-sweet health
Bless him who wiclis the pond .rous sedse,
Clad in hi, eathern mail,
That, warriors pauoply,
Guards from the scethine hail,
That cu>hes from beneath each stroke,
Each mighty crushing blow,
Who seeks to tighten labor's toll,
Where rlNity fires glow.
Bless him who turns the m atted soil,
Who with the early dawn,
Ha>tens 10 gather natures store
IIa>te> . the yellow corn
Who plants in natures bosom wide
The fruitful golden grain,
And gives il TO her guardian care,
The sunshine and the rain.
Bless him who lays the massive keel,
who bends the trlsty sail,
That bids the wanderer
Safe battle with the gale;
Who the tall and slender mast,
Whence floats TO every breeze,
The stars and stripes of liberty,
A rainbow Ger the
Bless him whose ribbed palace rests
Upon the heaving sea,
Who scVrns the dangers of the food,
The breaker-cLlr lea;
Who in the cradle sleeps
Calmly in Storm-fraisht hour,
Cnfearing that his bark will quail
Before the tempestS power.
Bless him who gives each beautcous thought
A resting place-a name
And twine> its ancient gories
With the fadsless wreath Of fame;
Who s.nls it forth on every breeze,
And bids il live to bless;
While crdselesS clicks the slender type,
And groanS the printing press.
Bless all who to-Tod's blessing rest
On them with doubled power,
Whose honest brow the sweat-lrops deck
In every daylight hour,
Isl :, theIIl though poor, and may they win,
What wealth can gain
C"ntentmcnt with their lot y earth,
\ balm for every pain.
Bless them! and may the workman, hand
That framed the giant earth,
That babe each star in glory shine,
That gave the their birth;
Reserve on high a resting place,
Within the realms Eight,
For every honest toll,
when passed DEATHS darksomc night.
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CyA Quaker. and a member of the Peace
Society, has been fined and served with distress
warrant, in London, for declining on principle
to supply horse and wagon to convey portion
of the baggage of the South Fusiliers.
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THE GREATEST VICTORY YET

.-oc, ~ HtGh PFtees EaIIr0 II.
WoOD MORSE by keeping large and well selected Stock
OF Boots and Shoes constantly hand have st last
eesaed IN reducing high prices Lying rate for both buyer
aud selier=eali and see, ~ - WOOD MORSE,
ert2k5i. - = 80 ~
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rzF Som, desc mi INT Of solomon has wisely
remarked that those who go to law for damages
are sure to get them.
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CO All the suits brought to contest the Nc
Donough will, in New Orleans, have terminated
favoraby to the will. casa .
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C15-rhere is now continuous line Of railroad
from Cincinnati to Lexington, Ky.
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BOND s. KELLOGG'S COLUMN.
.o1 s'f SsSw 4 s. na ;Ss srSsrr
again before the public better than ever
w the great and rapid increase Of business the last
Of the immense Dement'S resulting from liberal ADVERTISING
Jus. Arrived Another Immen.e stock Of
DRUGS, PAINTS, OILS, and MEDICINES at
BOND KELLOGG'S
wHoLEsH .I AND REr z. cit CITY pRga STORES
THE OLD BROWN DRUG STORE
rs again filed up, slower depths' two cellars below
Of Everything in our line yet brought the Saint
Paul market We have only time to mention few OF the
leading articles.
WHITE LEAD-2OO Kegs Hand
DANT up genemengive color to your IDEAS
L call on us for the Materials at the ..o,n RRowN.,
So called because do things up that color
WINDOW GLASS.
..Lef there be Light.
WE have perfect pyrad piled up OF Az sizes now made
all sound good, anshpment the and of
course is going rapidly. Cali pile. We intend
s sn. to the xE
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Glass.
What IS the Price of Putty.
u pound, at BOND s KELLoGG'S
Old Brown Drug Store.
speat HSp q t H;.s rf TGps. us of
Y the bale, sack pound, and cheapwhere's the
tory 10 hop in at BOND * KEIL.OGG?S
auSo-y CITY Drug store, Upper I0tcn.
WITH OUR "REMEDY FOR THE TIMES"
This people Minnesota the
proprietor with utmost confidence in its entire
Druggist and Chemist,
st. Anthony ST., st. Paul, Minnesota
We Buy Largely for Cash,
NEAL closely in buyng and sell beray hence
Our stock will be rplenhed week until the
navigation. Give call, will be advan
J. w. BOND,
Wholesale and Retail Druggists,
~i-y ST. thpny inner 81
nURKEE'S Chemical Powders; Corn Farina,
~ Arrow Root, Tapaco Sage, Cooper Geatine, and
Cali at the VI ''' W GOLD BROWN sro E."
We again present to the of whom this
VERY POPULAR REMEDIES.
BONDS PREPARATIONS,
A fresh supply always on hand.
I'VE following
w articles the receipts for which, ;.,e Thous-
and Dollars paid few si.>, now in
preparations thirty years
the Eastern Cities, and although have only had them
people year, yet their success has
been of the most gratifying character.
BONDS ANODYNE PLASTER, .tr
for i" the 'ss sx%3 iss''
for cuts 0DF Bonds SS13;, T TTsf OINTMENT
''' 'F''F' anu BONDS ND s'T Pile OINTMENT,
''''S's ''i BONDS 70 S g GOLDEN OINTMENT, t:
remedy for the Itch and Salt RheuIn.
for sore, weak and iniamed eyes.
BONDS COUGH SYRUP,
pleasant and efcacous remedy coughs. colds
BONDS ETHEREAL FLUID,
cleansing all kinds paints, stains,
&C., without injury to the most delicate
And all other articles kept by Druggists, possible
TO PHYSICIANS AND HEADS OF FAMILIES. :
VOUR particular attention respectfully
been employed In the Chemicals,
the Retail Prescription business the cities Philadelphia
Rio de Janeiro for IS
oughly, and will Prescription Department.
of our establishment whole and undivided attention.
purchase only the best freshest and pnret Chemicals and
tracts, the celebrated Engsh French,
Manufacturers and in their carefu
pounding claim not to be eXcelled. J. w. BOND,
Apothecary and Chemist. City Drug Store, Saint Paul
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sanders New series.
II Z A DIN G b 90 X 8

HEY admirable books All the Teachers who have
amincd them attest warmly their singular fitness
for the OF the school
They the carefully considered results Of the most
ample experience In Teachings and accordingly adapted adj
mab I'm the wants and OF the learner
Here In the ssdu arguments drawn OUT, to
that the picture cat" that he picture
Of hsrse not horse," that the picture of Is not
cow,' and other information equally valuable and appropriate,
In school book for a child.
On the contrary the child assumed to have sense,
and to need instructions and suited his
He is not therefore puzzled the start with long wos
and abstract definitions, weared with readings
tempting to read what without benefit because above hsc;
pacy, and without interest, because insunerabiy dull
In Sanders New Reading Books step In the til
the last plainly preparatory to the next The pupil
pleasantly and proaby conducted through lessons consisting
three, yiabs In regular succession, all
containing matter full OF interest, moral and Snsufue yet
highly enferfainng besides arranged while merely
teaching read Undue his mind with the most WHO'LL.
thought and deve0pe and strengthen his mental power
Teachers examine them, and1ud for yourselves.
The Teachers throughout the Territory have set Of the
above Books examnaon by calling w. s. Combs,
the American House, who the only authorized for MIN
nesOta.
June 6-a1y.
70 Daily 19Blocrat copy. .
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Corner Third 6ad Robeyfs-sfs, s.. Paul MMaesofa,
MANUFACTURE o. xiHc, I'M, aaeet Iron and Copper, in
IVA forms the citizens st. he hand
larSe Stoves, which very cash.
Call and before elsewhere; ware, the
best quality at wholesale and ra Indian r,de would do
well 70 Call and examine. rfsH b my15-ly
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We shall hand, opening
sortment Plain and Fancy Job Type, Brass
the different kinds, that MI orders without
Orders received for Presses, the most celebrated
face in the country; also, Gases, Chase Composing Scks
and all articles used in the business.
subscribers confidently recommend the material
tured this Foundry believing that they will give
satisfaction.
N B.-Pces the Foundry, adding transportation.
II. ii. HOUGIITON co.
Gaena. December %. 1859.
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By BOYAL LETTERS PATENT.
'hA THE HYDROMAGE EN-, 10
Or wases-Prssl, Ansi-Cs.s.n1slvs Cork sssss,

Or wasee-Presf, Ansi-Csnsunipstvs Cork 6sles,
4. "a MANUFACTURED DY . ~
MRCOURT RADLEY, & CO.,
Sl - -, Market Street, ma1ehessefsi cf1
Psedps, Wersaosss io2 Wed Street GSesssde Losdon;
lo9 Nsssas street, Nes York, U. s. liz r. = 4, no.
TIME HYDHOMAGEN is valuable discovery for psoteetins
Il damp cold, and therefore q preventive
many Lun& diseases, Wfk0H 6ny 6ocfosing ehssevy
Hydromagen the form Of sole, and
It's edjcGfed character Is powerful antdste
TO disease. -rrct li-ff sf5 p. srr u. ssr
For Gentlemen 1t will be agreeable, and healthy
in the coolest anest weather. the foot cannot
the hest soed boots the most Indictment weather
with impnityj while Consumption, prevalent sn1ong the
Of country, thwared by their general adop-
tom They entirely sesede the latter cause
not dangerous to TO pedestrians weather, like
india rubbers. While the latter the
tremey large, the HydrOmagen being thin slice cork
prepared peculiarly placed inside, increase the
extremely valuable they in exercise with
comfort and healthy effects. Their slight
need mention; besides, those who patroze them will
yearly docfO's bfHs much 6ixpisked thereby.
creasng Incredible extent Last London,
Manchester Birmingham, LIVERPOOL Glasgow, Leeds, Dublin,
Paris Antwerpt, Hamburger, and Berlin, sales reached
pairs Solos, This the number will far
surpass that. ~ 81
Ask the faculty opinion Of their value preventive
for CoUGHs COLDS, BRONCHITIS, ASTHMA and CONSUME
@ -'
MEMS SIZE, ar.......................6o CENTS.
BOYS & Misses do ........................26 do
NOTICE-From the Retail Prices make liberal al
0wance JObbers and Wholesalers that orekeeper
make while they article
For terms, applyto HARCOURT, BRADLEY CO.,
seplS-dw3m 80 Ann street, New York.
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SUPREME COURT.

-.s SUPREME COURT, -.s e~r-f p
SPECIAL TERN the Court the Territory Of
IA deemed and hereby
CAPITOL st. Paul, the First wednesday
December next, at ten O'Clock In the forenoon.
under Saint Paul this 9Th day
Der, In the year 1854. -..- =. -.
WIN. II. WEIGH, Chief Justice.
n. SHERBURNE, Associate Justice.
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WOOD CHOPPED.

WOOD CHOPPED.
WANTED immediately 10 good axemen to chop wood with
w in mile of the winow House. For particulars enquire
of Doctor L. G. KINNEY or J. WESLEY BOND, Esq.
sep26-tf
WANTED IMMEDIATELY.
THREE good HARNESS MAKERS TO whom steady
poyment and good will be paid enough the winter.
Inquire p. r. BRADLEY.
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BRADLEY HOUSE, GALENA, ILL.
taken the above
ly it, prepared furnish with good
lodgings reasonable Persons alena
win those accommodations
the weary traveller
myl6-tf ]. 8. HOLMES.
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w. 8. SWIMMER,
GENERAL NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING AGENI,
No. II Second Street, Opposfefhe Post Qce ST. L0vis, No.
Ill 'Ilt vs. REFERENCES: u. iNina efl
Messrs. r. & w. Campbell, Messrs. Hayden Wilson,
&c Adolphus Meier & Co. II. + h. u. White.
my16;tf r more 4 Co.
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Sweede Horse Docfor.

n wESTBURf has just arrived in Saint Paul, and Il
W pared to rain break, horses Diseases
ing had much experience in various cities the Union ne
fully assured that perfect confidence placed
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j. 8. HOLMES.

Saddle, Trunk and HGrness- Maker Adtn-st., GalenG H.,
EEP constantly hand article his line Ills goods
n manufactured Oak Tanned Leather, tanned
steam better servcable than
any article sold In the city, that made
Leather. wishing
requested to give him a call. myl5-lys