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YOUNG HOUSEKEEPERS.
DODGE g. SAVERCOOL

NTOU1D respectfully inform the citizens OF St Paul
w AMI vicinity, that they have received their large
stock of Groceries and Provisions, which they are
now disposiug Of at exceedingly low rates, at wholesale
and retail They have also consignment, choice LOT
of liquors, which will be disposed Of in quantities suit
purchasers; also. an article Of ground feed for stock
They wOui particularly invite the people from small
towns adjacent. to call and give their an examine
ton before chasing elsewhere, feeling confident of sell
ling to all Oh Reasonable terms. Don't forget the place
DODGE Il SAVERCOOL,
No. Roberts ST.. next door to Whine & Cooley's
ST. raul, Dec ., 1908. l3-tf
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The above books and many others of iibrrar,
may be bought the small A. cents volume
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HO! Wash-ta,

JEWS fact the Bhoys up country, say Eureka City
IL is the best point on the Minnesota River; that
the Railroad they going TO build leading Dubuque,
Iowa, st. Paul. Minnesota. will the Minnesota
right at Eureka that have the best Agricultural
country surrounding Eureka there is in the Territory
Now. if You don't believe IL just up see for
yourself. and will give alternate lot 300
valuable town lots by your purchasing another, and
proving in such way that it will be crrtabIe the
town. G.. ADDISON BROWN,
Eureka City, Dec. 27, 1858. l6-ty
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"HAI.E OLA few gallons OF this superb article
w taken from the trhdie that Jonah SWALLOWED, Is
offered for the first time In this market. The public
may rest assured that Is the genuine article. will
emit light brilliant q sscu!lerd pussos cves For
sale at MICHCOy'S Wholesale Oil store
IA Side entrance the west side, near the south
nds for wholesale customers.
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$500 CHALLENGE.
w HATEVER concerns the health and

NV HATEVEK concerns tne nealtH anu
w happiness a people is at all times OF the most
valuable importance. take IL for granted that every
will do all in their power tn save the lives OF their
children, and that person Will endeavor 10 promote
their health all sacrifices. feel 1t to be my duty
to sOlemny you that Worms according to the o.
pnion Of the celebrated Physician, the primary
causes OF large majority of diseases to which children
and adults are liable; If have an Ipete continually
changeabe from one kind of food to another Bad BREATH
Pain in the Stomach, Picking the NOse Hardness and
Funess Of the Belly, Dry Cough, Slow Fever, Pulse IT.
reguarremember that all these denote Worms, and you
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st. Paul Crockery Store.

u" THRU s'Tftt' near TIC POst OIfiCc.
- MARVIN, has on hand and is con-
49, SANITY receiving at the 81. Paul Or sckcry and
glassware store. most desirable assortment Crpckery.
Qdeeilsware China ware, GLASSWARE, the o. aca
Gasswork>, Pittsburgh, etc, consisting of nearly every
| thing usually found in Ou line business.
Also, an assortment of wall raucr.
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EQED SPREADS-Got up expressly for Minneso
- ia Winter, by Heenan al the
WORLDS FAIR STORE,
Dec. 3. IS5S-l2tf
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Last but not Least.

BERNARD ROGERS, not having the
fear Of competition before his would respect
fully inform his Oil friends and the public generally,
he has opened fresh and well seec cd stock of
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS.
In the building on the southwest Third and
berS streets, dagonay from worlds Fair.'
lie has every thing in his line fat be found else
where, ana Is determined TO dispose Of his goods and
wares, for cash. at rates that reasonable man will find
fault with hope all friends neghbors will give
ME call, feeling Satisfied that trade them adj
vaitageousy. 36tf BERNARD ROGERS.
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Notice,

Nv have associated it'll us in business ii the Cheap
w Corner in Wnslow's new Hotel. in Upper Town,
Mr. j. Is. CULVER, who Will take charge the same,
under the style and firm Of j. B. Cuver 4 Co.
CHAMBLIN b MORGAN.
ST. Paul, February 1, 1S5i-2Itf
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A Little Left Yet,

200 bbls Extra Flour, 25 bbls Mess Pork,
90 sacks B'lckwheat Flour; 100 bush. White Beans;
oooo lbs best Dairy Butter; 20 bbis Dried Appes
hhd> % SisaTj 10 do and sugar;
20 bbis Kenda1.s Butter Crackers.
And feU other articles, all Of which wish to close
out as possble to wind up business for the
season. J. c. BURBANK,
Wharf Boat, Upper Landing.
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Minnesota Banking and Exchange Office.
NHE undersigned very respectfully inform the pub
Il lie OF their having entered into copartnership,
under the style VIM. Brewster Co.. for the tansac-
ton OF a general
Banking, Exchange, Insurance and Land Bust
ness.
With O'!T present facilities, enabled attend
collections in all parts of the Territory, and to
promptly at current rates Of exchange. In the prosecu
ton Of the LAND BUSINESS, enabled personally
tc attend to the purchase and sale property. pay
mcnt of taxes, entering land locating land warrants,
amning titles, &c. VIM. BREWSTER & co,
WILLIAM BREWSTER, lcts Of H'esfern Bank, Phil
ddelph;G. Pa.
THOMPSON R.rcHIE, late Of Dale, Ross & .Jpithsrs,
Philadelphia
REFEREFCEs:
G. N. Trcu:naa, Cashier Western Bank, rhil'a.
- b. Come9ys, 8. Philadelphia Bank, IS
Messrs. Dale, Ross s. Hithsrs,
Messrs. At,rood g. Co.,
Hon. Judge Thompson,
Hon. 4. 0. Hester, Prss't Cash Mutual Insurance
Company, Harrisburg;
Nelson Roth, ESQ. President American Insurance Co.,
Utica, n. Y.
Ex-Gov. Alexander Ramsey, st. Paul, Minnesota !;
Messrs. J. AIcCioud, Jr. & Co., -
". L. Aaes, Esl,
Chubb & Bro, Washington, D. C.
Dec 10, 1S53-13tf
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Attentions Everybody +!
HEAR..HEAR YE!..nA We MIN,

hEAK..HEAR YE !..DO YE HEAR2
'uNnAr ). T.. WHITNEY has Just returned ,,o,,
Ne" York, with the largest and mos, marpis con,
pie of Minnesota. ''" " 'he poo
- n. D. His assortment OF Cases is the mos, ,n,er
sen IN inns market, consisting in part OF Pearl,
a,o' Jewell, Mourning, Kossuth, Jenny Lind Kate
AoCkctS! hoClxefass
nv ,afyeSf AMI oesf assortment offered for ..,s
IN 81. raul, which will he sold her with or ,,,,,'.
'keh.sseS IN them; ALSO L"cket Pins, etc., ETC.
returrs put up in better style, and better c.ses ,,..
ever b'for" for he same nlnhey. '' "~"
r. ,. 100000 persons can be accommodated nm ,b,..
''o,'e PROVIDED they do not all at one time
Few very line licensees of the late Col I NJ Co.,
hne' for safe; also, pictures If Uole-nh. In. 200" p-
IRON. anu other noted Indians, views or ST. an,h"ny
walk IN without Knocking. >'' ny S'@Hs'
ST. Paul, November S, lS53-st,
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Buy at Home!

but at AaOnsf.
81. PAUL bEDSTEtD AND CABINET
WARE MANDATORY.
Hare Rooms, corner Of Third and Minnesota
Streets.
- TEES HUNT have received by steamer Nominee
~ in addition 10 their former extensive stock. well Sc
iccte assortment Of
Furniture for Parlors and Chambers,
Including Sofas Chairs, Stands, Lounges. Tables ctc al
OF the latest styles and paerns which they prepared
to sell at
Wholesa Retail,
at less cost than the purchased below and
Transported hitler. We have recently established OK
tensive
BEDSTEAD MANDATORY,
And Stunning out,'' with grea, rap'it, Pe,tca
Bei>cad Lounges, etc., of all descriptions. The work
manship is of the best quality, and the patterns of the
latest fa-hinn The scrvicea5e character of th"r
ia;tres, OF ali kd, l. far superior to the ssac works
usually brought from below. Oar customers can rely
upon being suited al AL times. Chairs all descriptions,
stands breakfast, dining, ami all other knds OF
Tables, Wardrobes, soaS Bureaus, etc.. family
hand.
YOUNG HOUSEKEEPERS,
Just setting in life be suited with everything they
may need IN our line, either for present future
manner that it will be object citizens to pur-
chase their furniture at home. Call and see.
March 18Th. STEES Il HUNT.
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L. Blum's New York Bazaar


10 season, with large beautiful STOCK of ali
lowing articles: " 70 ~ NV io'-
MerinoS,
de Laines,
POplins.
Alpaccas.
Bombazines, &c.
Enibroiderns Of all descriptions.
'orheS, Cuis, and Auis. and Gloves for Iadies and
Gentlemen. " A'"''s' s'so
JEWELRY.
ro.d anu siEtr Watches. Chains and Rreastn;p. o.,
iaies ami tI"nticmcn; Bracelets Rings, Gold and SiIv
ihlihh!cs, Seals AMI Gold Keys, and yerv cmd asso,,
meat of Silver ware. - e ">'oi''
Ladies Shoes and Gaiter.
Our assortment of Ladies Shoes and u,i,ors Il. 80.
large comprising all the different patterns and Ia,.,s
styles. r' ~''" '~'ess
-nnncfy Goods-t large and beautiful Assortment.
c"nnpris'f'; the very latest styles.
hosiery, OF every description.
Guns and Pistols
We have spl' Mid stock Of Gums Pistols. Ac ~.,s
VIII be sold at low prices. "
Christmas Presents.
Ladies and Gentlemen. YOU can in,l at p,,,,, y..
WY EFea variety Of Particles suitable for Christmas pre-.
Sehs, i"r eiier children ADULTS all OF which viii, re
sold remarkably low. " - N" VIII os
merry. ieheh Tefi0-
Nov II. 1S53-iotf
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Flo! Wash-ta.dO!!

" tn" Junction with Rncii, dealer Ladies' Dire.
Goods, hcaiy-Mr!H CojiE Boots aid shoes. Hats and
caps. ETC, ha"lfc t: returi'. from expedition
the cities of New York ~ Philadelphia, would inform
the Inhabitants OF st. Paul vicinity, that he has ii.,
received the largest and b'st assortment of
goods that he has before had the pleasure of offering
in this market. Among lbs u,,r!yaed assortment NAV be
f,,,,,i
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The Exhibition Continues.

The Exhibition Continues,
Notwithstanding the great demand for Goods at the
WORLDS FAIR,
Since the FAN and Winter supply customers be
Observation-Disclosures of Isrmer Goods having arri-
we'd by the last boat,
The Winter Stock is Again Complete,
Fresh packages will exhibited occasion requires,
presenting new Attractions Of
Fancy and Doniestic Dry Goods,
Prints Delanes, Alpaccas, Mer!nos, and variety OF
WOODEN Dress Goods,
Bonnets, Ribbons, Laces and En,broideries
and Shoes, including assorted sizes Ladies, Miss
es' and Chdrens Scholastic, Morocco and Calf Booees
Buffalo, Carpet, and India Rubber Overshoes; SILK, Bea
Kossu.h, and other Hats Plush, Otter, and variety
Of Fur Caps; Wool and Buck Mits and Gloves.
Tailor's Trimmings and Piece Goods.
Ready-.aGde Clothing, and Clothing made
to OrGer,
experied cutter, particular attention will be paid to
making Men and Boys Clothing, in the latest fashion.
House Trimming Goods
a general assortment including Cotton, Hemp, Wool anu
Tapestry Carpets of the latest designs and patters.
Stair and Floor Oil-Cloths.
fnish) Table Cloths, and Covers, Window Danlask Aid
Draperies in great beauty. at the
Worlds Fair Store,
Corner Third and Roberts sts.
EDWARD KEENAN,.
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hoCkctasI
Five Tons Shorts and Bran

I na'a ana Tor sale. Erie & kalamazoo Railroad mo,
~ co N.Y. anu ali with few exccpions) the note. on
the 6s \. Y. Safety Fund Banks, ube which II 80 va
Cd VI" changt,' not long since, had broke, busf.
e) ana ohio State Stock notes, received in
get something good. BIIRRiNT 60 ""~
Nov. %, 1853. w.. ~.
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SPlCES, Cinnamon, Pepper, Aslcs, Maci, Nutmss,
~ Singer, Cloves, Amasd, &c, "
". v. HICHcOH.
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NEW FALL & WINTER GOODS.


4 l.. LARPENTEuR has just received, ar! is dali,
IA receiving direct from New York, the largest
bcs; selected stock Of
DRY G O DS
ever brought to this marke which he is prepared t.
at prices which cannot fail 10 sn purchasers Having
can rely finding every thing in his line Of the best
quality. The ladies will lind in the following list COM
prisng but small portion stock, 5are;y .: arti-
ces for Weir use, such as
WINTER VETS;
Silks, sans and Dress Veivets. large and beautiful as
sentiment; French MernoS, plain and figured: Winter
Plads, of superior quality; de LANES of every syIe
Shawls; LADIES' Winter gloves Cacoe>, oil, plain and
figured; Hosiery, cotnn WOODEN, &c; Curtain Danlask
oIierelit cJ!ors and qualities.
Carpetins, and OIL cloths,
Carpet rugs, large AMI beautiful assortment sc
lccted with the best and
Will be sold at a small advance on eastern prices.
Cloths, Cassimeres and Vesiincs,
sistng Of Kid. Buck, cashmere, etc., Boots Shoes for
men and boys ladies and misses boots and shoes. large
and varied assortment.
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
large variety AMI Of superior quality which will he sold
very low persons wishing ready made coijng will do
well to call AMI examine our stock before purchasing
We will continue to receive additions to cur present
stock by arrival from below until close of nav
igation when boast complete assortment for
the winter trade any establishment ST. Louis
A. l.. LARPENTEUR
0r'rser s. fs5s-4H
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LADIES' DRESS GOODS.
READY-MADE CLOTHING.

Consisting Of ca>Enirrcs, d"lanrs. apacas. prints, fan
lclS blrachcd and CEti"ached muslin, shawl>, ta1!,
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81. Paul Tobacco and Cigar Store.
II. Campbell.


ATE of St. Louis, has removed TO st. Paul. to stay.
II He has, moreover removed his entire business here,
and will hcuceforwa be Of the business citizens OF
ST. Paul. He has taken the recently occupied by
Truman NJ. Smith, Esq, Third street, Jackson.
At this location opened extensive assortment;
ot all kinds Of
CIGARS AND TOBACCO,
From the commones kind of sKentuck Spanish up the
most highly favored Iaberano, and from oldfashoned
'twst 10 the most delicate and sweet-scented modern
preparation sweep for naSticative purposes;
every other preparation ID which the tobacco plant Is
subjected, for smoking chewing and shutting.
wish To impress upon my Minnesota customers, that
whatever celebrity attached To Cigars and Tobacco
ST. Louisiana who have s.rea the papcrs'
city will it is not iittlehas been transported
here. The articles the quality those sold
that market, and what is of more Importance, offered
here al the
ST, LOUIS PRICES.
Ny customers may rely upon finding all articles in nv
line constantly hand during tie WINTER ami at the
same prices previous to the closing of
any thing purchased at establishment not giving
entire satisfaction, viii be taken back and the
funet wish it distinctly understood that this is not all
smoke. Let those who chescS Try me and find out.
j. CAMPBELL,
Sept. 10 50 Third street, near Jackson, st. Paul
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D r UGS A ND DICINES
AT THE
= PIONEER DRUG STORE.

: PlUNEER URUG SlUKE.
JUST RECEIVED at the Pioneer Drug Store. on
Third street, nearly opposite the Post
supply Of Drugs, Medicines, .nts, Oils, Glass. Tarnshe
am: bye tui>, which will be sold the lowest prices
Here is an enumeration OF the PRINCIPAL articles
Acid, be'.zoc Ammonia, aqua Oil. Harlan
do tartaric do carb. do olive
DO muriaic Bart,asioes Aloes do anise
do sulphurc Alcohol do juniper
Alum Anthony, blk do caster
Adhesive plaster Arrow root do tansy
Burgundy Pitch Blue pill DO spike
Slrk via cherry BoraN, refined d. iinseed
.asain 'r Bimutis, DO cloves
Ba: berry bark Ccnii extract ito rosemary
| Cream Copa. va, haisam 10 sa.safras
Chalk, red Cieuta extract d. cinnamon
! do prepared CaDiphor do hemock
Colombo root Cayenne African do lemon
Carb. precip. C.unuaie flowers do penayroyai
Canlnni!e flowers Car,iamon caraway do berganot
Cora!Hier Corrosive sub win;crgrccn
Creosoie Composition do worms-ed
Digitalis Eucry. hos to s do British
! EPSON salts Ey" water Quninc
Rhubarh roct Seneca >!!akcroo. silph zinc
do pulvcrizcd smalts s,n'nge
/ Tartar clnetic sealing wax scaIHriory
| Iodine potaysa skins w.iite & split Ivory b,ak
Jalap Lauianum >pts Lavender >ptS
L.lucr're' ball Mace, morphine Nercuriai oitIn':
do roo. Nj rate silver Nuttncg<
paTil'a, CONF sugar lead sal anlmcnac
squilS' slicei saletr,' SIENNA sweet spirits nitre
do vinegar saffron Ill Ccrtau
| do syrup sulphuric ether t.au!,cr salts
/! Spanish lilies llierh iicra l>!nga>s, Iodine
Tine. caps & myrrlCarboIitc niagnesia Cum Arabic
do asa!trtiGa Calc;ned do 10 Myrrh
! do dgi:ais Crot,.n al. do Opium
/ do aoeS ointment, mere do tragacantl.
do myrrh do red pr DO shcac
DO opium Calome!, Eng do amnonir
I do cantharideS Orange Peel do Guaicom
do ca!nphor piTllcc Stone Peruvian bark
/ IVA, ris preciritat', red pearl barley
! Ealnrian 90 white pipk root
Wurnl>erl Quicksilver Waters
Virginia snake Wax, white
/ Family Medicines.
AT-biirlS, catartic vegetable and pills. Coxc',
! hive syrup; Siougitnns bItier>: Burgundy pitch
/ L.nmcnt-nerve and bone, poor mans
! and an"i! ne: Thomi,son eye water;
I opodeldoc: parasuric; rhcu-
/ matte drop. etc,
Together with every article in Drug line, for sale
cheap for cash.
! June IS-4Cy JOHN DEWEY,
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Fine Havana Cigars.
HlRECT through the Custom House, New York with
- ofcer Bronson's certificate, large Invoice Of CT
gars which will sell at the lowest cash price fer He
and kalamazoo Kaikoad money.
c. n. FILLMORE.
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Notice to Dealers IN Real Estate

NOtlce TO Dealers an Real Estate.
4 HE UNDERSIGNED is furnished with sectiona
map, of all the surveyed portion Of the Territory, and
Abstracts of all entries amt presumption claims made
The Saltwater Land Office. Persons in the vicinity wish
ing TO enter Government Lands time and money
by calling me, as furnish them the informa
ton they could get at the Lanl ONCE. Reports received
from the Land ONCE twice week. Titles to lands traced
TO the original purchaser.
TRUMAN N. SMITH,
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Erie and Kalamazoo r. r. Money
VH1AKEN at par. for Goods, at
l. HYNEMAN'S.
Come and buy ,onr Winter Clothing, and get rid Of
your bad money.
Nov. 10, lS53.--l0tf LEWIS HYNEMAN
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consisting of ovcrc0as of all SnlS, styles AMI pr "s,
Dress and frock Coats Pants Vests,
made up in the best and most fashionable manner and of
excellent material. Under Clihig all kinds. ii ,ery
r'c RED. white. gray ard green blankets large uua,
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Ready for the Fall CamDaie,a

Ready for the Fail Campaign.
MRS NJ. A. MARVIN wishes to inform her frteSa. an,
New York with a stock OF
Bonnefs and Millinery Goods,
"a OF her selection. and In such Numbers and -
rietv as will suit all tastes. Her stock a, $3.50. 70
celled In this market. wv see" eA-
She has brought on also large and well selected .o.
Q. h.oTons' seSet Ribbons, Gimps and Ilres.
Irimmihss'o OF every conceiv able kind ami n, ~.
styles. ladies' Collars Chemisettes Unders,eeves nH
Sus Oh .e --latest Fashions. Ladies' Kid Gloves q, ,h
sa ~. Combs, ETC., Bonnets Dresses made ~ t
,ir ns acst styles Also, Outfits for Cbildren ror
warm ~, is necessary to keep the little one.
.h put little expense, Mrs. NJ natters Ser,s,yth..
'"S .. m MAKE ncr profits small. CsIl ami see,
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HATS. CAPS. Sc

Mems and Boys fashionable sy,s and varieties IL great
number.
In the above enumeration only few Of The leading
articles are mentioned To form cuncrp,iop of ALI
that We have offer sale will rc. urc n , i.ut NOR
>oial examination, which is most respectfully solic.
plr goods having been p'rcasr' the East at extreme
~ H." irc's. enabled 10 defy all competition, Cal
and see FIR yourselves.
X. Paw, November. 1852.
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Notice..

RATTING, Ba,tlng-2OOO lbs of superior Batting :.
IL the WORLDS FAIR
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BOOTS AND SHOES,

II Az knS, very heavy stock, consisting of calf kin
cowE!1" aud wat"r proof Boot Kip and morocco,
sh" and Slippers for men AID boys. aHs' kid and en-
ahlo!ed ties gaitorS ALI slippers; Ladies' misses
gum 0NcI.h9es. chi.l's h.o,s and .nn.s. CT.
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BEDSTEAD MANDATORY,

at less cost than the b" purchased below a!
transported hitler. We have recently established an C,
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Winter Boots.
tALF, Kip, and Coarse Boots Of my Manufacture,
" and Eastern Made, at prices to suit all
L. MARvIN'S
Boot and Shoe Manu- factory. Sd ST.. mar Roberta.
I 8 3 3.
NOV ready to supply all those who desire to make
IN Presents, the and complete assortment
o3 Gift Books and ANIMALS of all kinds and styles,
now open for Inspection II would consume too much
to enumeratc, have 800 tQyes. So, lust
give cali and examine it trouble to show goods
my store. W. S. COMBS,
Between the Rice and American House.
SEAL PRESSES,
I HE undersigned agents for Rogers Bros Sal
Presses AMI will deliver the at manufacturer
prices Specimens to he at the Express once Of
6ltf BURBANK & CO.
900 bbs extra and supcrne Flour; SO bbs Mess PORK;
1000 lbs lear lard Just received and for sale by
BURBANK 4 GU