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p. 8. WRIGHT 4 co.

Y. b. WHIuHT q UU.
!, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
DEALERS in Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals,
IL Oils Paints and Dycsturs,
No. . Corner Of Second & Railroad ST..
IRONTON, OHIO. M
1nve recently received fresh editions 10 their
stock, and sre now offering TO the people OF
Lawrence county, one Of the best stocks OF
fresh and pure Drugs and Medicines, ever
brought 10 Ironton, all tho popular Patent Med
icines OF the day, received direct fonith pro-
prietors. and warranted pure and genuine.
Particular attention given 10 compromising
Physicians Prescriptions :,
Physicians are respectfully invited to call
aud examine our stock.
April "a, 1855.
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New stove, Tin, and Sheet Iron E.
tablishment.

Jenkins Block, few doors above Dr. Morris
Drug Store. y
- The subscriber respectfully snnoun-
Ar ces 70 the public that he has opened q
H0 STOVE. TIN AND SHEET IRON
shopjn Jenkins block. on second 81.
vIromton o, and has now onhand, and
is prepared to manufacture TO order, sIlkinds
of work In his line. lie has on hand large
stock OF stoves Of different kinds, both for coal
and wood, consisting of Cooking, Parlor, Egg,
Six Plate and School House Stoves. ~
Being practical timer, particular attention
will be given to Roofing, Spouting, and oil 9TH
er jobbing done IN my line.
~ All work done by me warranted to give
satisfaction. H
! am also prepared to put up and warrant
Chilsons veiltilating and House warming Fur.
naces which are giving general satisfaction
wherever introduced.
On hand large quantity OF Frnit Cans war
rnnted tight J. g. McGUGlN,
Ironton, Sept, 81, 1s54-tf
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Teas.
Limo! Iins!I

ERANK slIINUIT, at his store in wes
Ircnten, 10 prepared tosupply the plaster
efS. and allethels in this vicinity with supe-
Nor quality of lime, He sells on tho, lowest
terms fof clsh, OF approved credit.
Ironton, May 9Th, iess. ss
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Pav UpfEPa nnif

a Ii persons indebted "a ;Robsst w. Rob.
erts viii please call q tic oface Of B. +
bSenham, and make paymeat - have len my
boolu with him for collection. -
July 10Th, 1895. R.W. ROBERTS
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|nF going, RSst. West, North or eouth, when
~ you can get the very best articles thSt e1e
NM ufactory Of WILSON 4 RICHARDeoM.
No. ~, 9ud. STR set, lrontcn, *
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GOMBS. Brushes, Fancy and Toilet Soaps,
Harrison's Perfumery, Cologne, Hair Dyes
Port Monies, Steel Pens, and general assort-
ment of fancy articles and notions, for sale al
the Drug Store of f. s. WRIGHT g. Co.
Corner of Second and Railroad streets.
April "a, 1855.
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Candles and Soap.

Candles and Soap.
En BOXES summer Candles,
~ so do Palm Soap,
10 do Fancy Soap,
10 do Star Candles,
10 hf bxs. do do
20 Or bxs do do
All of the best qualify, for sale low by
BUSKIRK & DAVIS, Z
No. ], Buckeye Block.
Portsmouth, July 10th, 1s56.-2s.-y.
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w ILsoN AND. RsCHARDs0N"HAy.l
wv ON hand nd los sels . splendid ssses {
n.ent Of Tf9nks ituu Sl,2e 70 "a Also, 0s
No Il. Second stsests frsnton, oAip.
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Patent Metallic Burial Case.

FENHE subscribers have just received stock
of METALLIC BURIAL CASES from the
manufactory CT w. G. Davis and Co., Cincin-
natl which they offer to the citizens Of Ironton
and vicinity on reasonable terms. These cases
are AIR-TGHT AND lNDESTRUCTlBLE,
for protecting and preserving the dead for ordi-
nary burial for vaults, or for transportation.
The stock will be kept up as occasion demands.
They also keep constantly made variety Of
Coffins of different sizes and qualities. Also
will make Coffins to directions without delay.
A new Hearse, quiet horse and careful dri-
yer; ready for service when required.
St>R RUSH i 90.
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BENZ. rAvAGE, JOEL sTovER,
a. O. MAcKEY, N. MACKEY,
W. Z. R. KEMP.
W. E. RI kEk..sP G GIlE,
Corner Of Second and Oipe StrsstJ6bove tie
Railroad. -S
HAVING purchased Me extensive estab-
Jul lishment Of NiNrERs, SrovER, 4 Co.,
are now Engaged in the manufacture of
FLOORING, WINDOW SASH, DOORS,
BLINDS, &c.
Their Machinery has been purchased in the
East, is all new with the latest improvements,
they are prepared to cut mouldings in every style
known to the science Of Architecture.
There are several experienced workmen con
nected with and employed in the establishment
who are familiar with every kind of work, and
can give q style and finish to their jobs, unsur-
passed by any workmen in the country. They
are prepared 10 furnish or make to order, on the
shortest notice anything in their line OF busi-
ness. They are also ready to do all kinds Of
work such a. planning. working flooring, Jscing,
and ripping for othen, on the shortest notice,
and the most reasonable terms.
They viii ship tddrder any bills sent from q
distance; those engaged in building, will and
their to give tbeif bills tothis 60.
tablishment ~ - 1919.
Theyars prepared to execute all kinds OF pat
tern work fox Machinery, CsstingsAc.
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TRONTON BRASS FOUNDRY
J.. J. VINroN takes this method OF announc.
ng to the citizens Of Ironton and the public
generally, that he has erected a Brass Foundry
on the corner of Fourth and Eckley streets, in
Ironton, and has it now in full operation, end
is ready to do any kind Of work in his line on
the shortest notice and most reasonable terms
Old copper and brass taken in exchange.
Nov. 1S, 1885,, If. IL
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IR TON H o U s E .
IRoNTON OHIO.

J. W. ALLISON, PRoPRTETOR.
"AvING made LARGE ADDITIONS OF coMFon-
TABLE ROOMS, to the above well known
Hotel, and NEWLY FITTED UP AND RENOVATED
the older part of the house the proprietor would
solicit the calls Of his friends, and former pa
irons and the tra.elling public generally, Civ
ng the assurance that he will use his best en-
eavors to please and render agreeable the stay
of all who may put UP at his House.
lronton, Aug. 3, 1854.
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N7IND0w SHADES. A superior artic
w just received and for sale by
J. COMBS & Co.
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Sugars.
OO0 HHDS Prime N. O.,
CUO bxs Havana No. 1,
10 barrels Crushed and Powdd, very fne.
so do Loaf. assorted Nos.
All Of the best quality, for sale very low by
BUSKIRK & DAVIS.
No. 4, Buckeye Block,
Portsmouth, July 10th, l865.-23.-y.
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Teas and Coffee, winier and summer hats.
All ye that have teasures of silver and gold
como, and all ye lidies that wish to adorn the
persons Of beauty come, and all ye that labor
iu the field, the forest, the mine, the work.
chop, the AeEy furnace, OF the manufactofy,
some. and ye that IS out upon the great river,
come, and buy cheap, and renew your acquain-
tance and friendShip with the CUlunel.
lfonton, Nay 29th, 1aS6.--N
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BLANK BOOKS & STATIONERY.
A Good assortment Of full and hall
~ bound blank looks stationery, &c just receiv-
ed and for snle ut JOHN Il. HANZSCHEiS
June 1921. Book Store, Rail Road Street.
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Ironton, September 81, 1881

Saddles, Brides, Harness, &c.
VOb will find the best assortment of Sad
Il dies, Brides, Harness, Collars and
Whips in the west, ell their own manufacture,
at WILSON & RICHARDSON.
No. 10, Second street, Ironton.
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NEW ARRIVAL
OF FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
The Excitement Still Continues at No,
6, Union Block, Eonton, Ohio.
T. W. KELLEY & co. /.


@ END greeting 10 the people of Ironton, 10
- the low -landers along the Ohio river, and
to all people in the provinces around about the
hill country, to come and visit them, and to
buy cheap all manner Of wares, goods and
merchandise. They have received from the
East much store Of goods Of utility and beauty,
wherein are fine black, fancy and plaid silks,
Of American, French and Italian manufacture.
They have striped, plain and figured delaines
and ginghams, also, English, Scotch, American
and oiled ginghams. calicosof all sorts, Amer
can and Foreign manufacture. Ladies' wear
Of every description can be found in their am.
ole assortment. They also have wear for the
development or the hands and feet of men,
women and children, such as kid, silk and
worsted gloves, socks and hose Of every de-
scription. Pocket handkerchiefs, silk and
linen. They also keep general assortment OF
men and boyy goods, such as~ cloths, brown
and bleached shirtings, bed tickings, and table
cloths, checks, &c., and thousands Of things in
the dry goods line. that they will not attempt
To mention Also
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ROCKING CHAIRS.

STANDS.
Double lcafed one and two drawers,
Wash stands OF all varieties,
Walnut desks,
Kitchen, dining and breakfast tables, curl walnut
rosewood, iron top In imitation Of marble, center ta-
bIes. cnrd Wbles, extension tables. every vnriety.
SOFAS-ltar, plush all varieties.
OTrOMANS-Dvery variety.
MISUNDERSTANDING cottage. sycamore octagon
high posts md coi,nge-nll Of wood now in use
Trundle-beds, with and without stats. Low common
LOUNGES-Pannelled, turned and cushioned.
lOOklNG-Gf. f.ASSES-Ail sizes and qualities.
MATrRES.SES-A full assortment.
They deal IN n articles OF cabinct-work, which they
| are receiving from their manufacturing establishment
in Cincinnati No 152, Sth street between Elm md Pnm.
They prepared TO make 10 order nythng in ihefr
like OF business, and will the shortest notice, fill
ordoars country dealers, and oil others, who may
| favor them with thicr custom.
They have just opened in lronton at No. Rodgers
Block, Corner Of Second aud Raroad SIS. wher
will be pleased TO meet their customers.
They sell on the most reasonable terms.
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ANOTHER WARNING TO VILLArxs.-Pat
rick Schohill wooed Winnifred Cary, ir
Cincinnati, and his woong proved too sue
cessful for the honor aud peace Of Winni-
fred. Discovering too late that Schohll
would not marry her, because, as he said,
he was under previous promises to another
unmarried mother, she called on him to re-
cover her miniature and otherpresents made
in the days Of her trusting confidence. T 1t
was night, and Schohill offered to escort
her home. and upon the way offered tyvlo
lence to renew that intercourse which was
ohce given him without objection. Wfnni-
fred resisted, and in the struggle she stab.
bed the villain in the abdomen. Schohill is
not expected to recover, and Wiunifred be-
ing arrested was disc asged by the mag.s-
trate.s zyE0G -. - .~ ~ -
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l.
The exercises at, the Baldwin Institute,
last Friday evening, had by the members OF
the Philognomian Society, were of a varied
and interesting character The Laurel
W,saM was unusually interesting, and was
read in fine, clear and distinct voice, by Miss
HELEN BARNES. 1t contained many good
things and was well received. Next follow
ed rehearsals, by a number of the young
ladies, which were executed in fine style. -
The exercises were G, livened occasionally by
Strains of excellent music from TAYLoR's
,and, 7hich was in attendance. On the
evening of tile 23d inst. that being the
close of the term, the ladies intend giving
another entertainment. Let all attend.
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Noa1 GoMtraeta

CEALEOfROFosALsw will besyeceived by the m
= deisentd ,hreseh The Pest omce OF o'hsrwi.ss1
construcu "a Of 20 muchof the - ~
pofsr boUGLAs AND EonT NIFTY 1Roe2
Below b. PSul, ssextends frog stske b. att
the side hill of Day tors Bluff to stake C. uncer the
Sa sn Rea k o se Ss al.
fecfinn of ihe1oad lfpHI stake 2 es.e.sa
the adjacent fields, aud thence can be known by the
based trees and stakes which mark II out End syry
over the bluff Pigs Eye, and thence along and under
the hluG 90 slake Is Mt the foot OF Rayine Where
connects with the present Travelled road to Red ROCK
4 The ROadswil be constructed rs follows:
LA strip, IS feet in width, will be thoroughly grub.
bed and cleared all the email knobs eyeled of, and
g. bitches will be made where required, and such
grading effected ~ may be ordered. ,lri I tgI.l.
SCulverts TO be made of logs at least IL inches in
diameter sufficiently Hated TO lie on one other;
these logs be properly pinned together the cover
ing to be Sinch plank properly apked TO the stInsers
The calysr,s will extend ~ ses across the Iosa ami
be white or burr Oak, or pine Of good quality.
4. The whole work to he u:der'. the control
of the engineer agent in charge the part Of the
United States, and TO be subject such alterations
and notifications by him as the case in his judgment
The work to be commenced Immediately after the
awarding OF the contract, AID 70 be completed by the
LIST June next. O. <--yi -t1Elc ID
The whole work will be let in One Section, and pro-
l. The cutting, grubbing, clearing, and leveling of
small knobs, and filling up small holes under head
$50 yards, more or less. - - .,.. ----
2 The work TO be paid for hut once, either
embankmeni Or excavation, as may be deemed most
equitshe) by the cubic yard, follows: lst Suppos
ing 1t to be thrown Immediately up and properly level
led on the road 3D. The increase upon said bid, for
every hundred feet Of haaL II - & .g..E
8. The timber in the cuverts, by the running foot
the flooring by the thousand feet board both
measured in the structures.
The balance available for this object being ST. 900
more less, the amount ofwork required will be
mensurate with this
The contract will be given the lowest responsible
bidder and in he should decline the contract fail
TO sign the contract, after due notice that his bid has
been accepted the right is reserved of granting the
contract to the next lowest responsible bidder &c
| re-advertse for proposals i-a--
The contract will be subject to the approval of the
| Secretary of War; 49, -t- .to "a.
Persons desiring bid referred the Office of the
undo rsigned for further information.
! The proposals should be endorsed proposals fol
i Point Douglas and Fort Ripley Road" 7'"' q
J. IL. SIMPSON,
| Capt. Corps TopI Eng'rs.
| Office Genr Govt Roads, Winslow House, st. Paul
MINI. Terr March 9, 1855.
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Missouri.

a. Tho Legislature 80 Missouri, IN s;o:ntl
eohsention 81 t6e two House hevii 66k
lotted nors Than forty times fo1h United
Ststes Senatcfsn place Or Ges>Afczhsos;
Nebraska democrat, whose term of service
expired oa the Ath Of this mouth. adjourned.
the convention, on, the Sd ultimo. by vote
Of ss to SO, until called together by con-
current resolation."~ II IS doubtfur if any
further proceedings will be had on the- sub.
feet at the present session. The result=of
the latest banottilgs was about as follows.
viz AreH.ses, 50 DosrPHxS, wing, 81
BENTON, 81 In the course OF the discus
sion, which issued in the indet6inite postpone
ment, Col. DoEIpHAN declared that, on
the subject Of the principles involved in the
Kansas-Nebr bill, he and General At
Gibson precisely agreed" .es.a.s II u ~
Both branches Of the Legislature have
voted to hold an adjourned session, com
| mencing Oil the lst Monday of November
AC!At' -. -......-.
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No Mail.

Since last Saturday week, we have hac
no mail from the South, owing to the bad
state of the roads, and the impracticabili;y
of crossing the streams on the route. Tbs
accounts for the dearth of news in our col
u1ins this morning. We did think Of man.
ufactur,ng quantity to order in advance
OF the mail, with the following caption !:
Highly important from the seat of war :
-"SebastopotAken p" $4,000 Russian:
slam and taken prisoners >" Annexation.
of Cuba and the Sandwich Islands ;" be-
sides an item or two of local news, such as.
ld-blooded murder of JOHN SMITH, OF
the island opposite Our city" &C., &c. bu'
we were afraid, in the first instance, that
the dish of news IRON abroad which we had
served up would he all upset by the first for
eign arrival and, in the second instance
that the aforesaid JOHN SMITH, looking hal,
and hearty the day after our announcement
Of his untimely death, would pop into oul
sanctum, and personally accuse US of mi,
representing facts. These considerations
have induced us to "hold ourse!f until tie
arrival Of the mail, which we hope will lie
anon
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Hon. GARRETT DAVIS AND, lHE PREs1
DENcy-A letter from Paris, Kentucky
which appears in the Louisville Courier.
s,ys: "Col. Schoaler, editor Of tie Cincinna-
ii Gazette, R. NJ Corwin, of OHIO, join
81. Finnell, of Covington, and other politi.
:ians, have been here since Saturday, on q
visit to Hon Carrot Davis. 1t is supposed
hat "Sam" was in the crowd, and some
Xnow-Nothing wire-workiing going on.
Mr.. DAVIS friends are daily in receipt o;
etters from all parts of the Union, urging
IS claims, and they claim to have almost
,ositive assurances saat lie will receive tie
Anow-Nothing nomination for President.
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IMPORTATION OF FRENCH GooDs.-The
'ew York Journal Of Commerce publishes
cures, showing that from the LIST Of Sep
TENDER to the 3lst Of December, 1854, the
mportations Of French Goods into the
United States fell off So per cent. from that
for the corresponding period in 1853. For
the Whole year 1854, the decline, as com
pared with 1858, is "a per cent. The fal
ling off for January of this year is said t.
be greater than during the fall months.
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1owA.-The Iowa Democratic State Con.
'venton, which met at Iowa City on the
aS:24th ult., made the following nominations:
.ssssnsF For Commissioner Of the Desi Moines
= River 1mprovement-O. d. TIsDALE, OF
Davis county se .sea-.-isI s,s5li E 3D..
For Register Of the Des Meines River
s.A Inprovement..-WMlIAx DEWEY, Of Ere.
- mont county, xsdsrass sas 5.iaT = so. =
Biz sn En- Register ii tha ststa Land Unce--
:Siiak e. siaetn, Of cliutoh, County. Z
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n@I,ac urt in C.ncinl att, a witness

nail c urt in C,ncinl att, witness
testified that prior to the decease of Henry
Starr, Esq. he employed that gentleman to
lefend suit brought against him in the
superior court that he resides IL miles
from the cty-that he does not take meac:-
paper-and that when he inquired about
his suit, some ten months afterwards, he
learned that Mr.. Starr was deceased, and
that judgment was rendered against him
for about two hundred dollars.
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9 TIE o. S. BAsK.-The Trustees Of the
United States Bank announce that no
claims sgainst that institution viii Ue re.
ceived afterthe 18th Of April next, and
that they win then proceed TO make Aifnai
dividend 10 the creditors. 'fs-G2 -ssE
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a Sequence.

We have published the fact, Gays the
Chicago Times, that lately, BoorH and RY
c9AFr. convicts, under sentence by the Uni
ted Stetes District Court of Wisconsin, have
been discharged ny Habeas Corpus 'v the
Supre,n ne Court OF that State, and set at
Ioerty. AS natural result of such high
handed disregard Of all law and justice, WI
learn from gentleman of Milwaukee, tina.
young man, Lately detected in stealing
m,ney letters i'rou. tie Post Office in that
city. and who. upon confession of his guilt,
wsscomm'tted to jail to await the sitting
Of the Court, has sued out q writ of Habeas
Corpus from a county court, asking to be
/. discharged from the custody of the United
! States Marshal" ~~ -q. ID a-.5
We have not heard the grounds on which
his claim for discharge is placed, but W,
can imagine nothing that, will appear ex
str;ragant after the action of the Court il
: { case of Boora.1 Ifthe discharge is ask
eli Oh tie srou I'd that robbing the Pos,
Z Off>c is only c Sc .fl~rceny, of which the
State Courts have Jurisdiction. and the Uni
ted States Cour : none; or if it be asked
Oh the ground that if the United States, &C
scuse I citizen of a sovereign State of crime
it is the province Of the Judiciary Of that
Do r
State, to interfere for the defence of her
citizens, then, in either case, the application
j. by far more reasonable than the success
full one made in the case of BoorH and
RYCRAFT.s ,oz4A 80 .-s.i . ..:, .s... -......
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II IL M @ v ALs!!

TC EMPIRE BLOCks
VN G. fUNSkCA, Lealer in staple and Fancy Dry
w Goods, Cloths, Cassimeres, 1ailors' Triminngs
Ready Made Clothing, CARPET Bags, Umbrellas Hats
Taps, Boot anu Shoes in great variety, (which will be
No.2 Empire Block St. Anthony street, ST. Paul, Min.
W. G. FONS.CA, having removed tnis desirabs
stand. formerly occupied by L. Z. H. Ax, pegs leave
nssF the citizens St. PAUL and the people Of the Ter
ritory that the Manufacturing Etablshment of the old
nrm stu carried On under the supervision Of excel
lent and fashionable Cutter 81. 80 kglbiRc - u
Al orders win be promptly attended Spend your
money q Uaiiing - - 5Avss1ts sssrb
= &sesASt SSots@ IL ~5Sr < .vszfee1l1H
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..t., MUTUAL lNsURANCE.-In several towns
I, Of New York State, the inhabitants are or
ganizng town Insurance Companies. The
operations Of the Companies are to be con.
fined exclusively to the town. No call viii.
be made upon the members for money until
one Of their number shall have suffered los
by fire. when, the actual damage having
been ascertained, he will be Unidentified for
his loss in sum not exceeding the amour!
I for which he'was insured, by tax upon
the other members proportioned to- the
amount Of which each was respectively in
sat. The only @1cash capitap required
WILDE q contingent fund to meet the cur
rent expenses Of the company 81
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BSy~ A Paul Pry observed Gu the door OF
no s; the "a ne of two physitilns, and mark
I'd that it put him l.. .....i 81 a douh e., arre-
led gun, fer ii one Missed. Tho Other VAS sure
20 kill, ~.
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TO THE CITIZENS OF SAINT PAUL.

WILL lie on hnnh in the Spring, early rs possible,
l. IN he opening Of navigation, with good sup.
iy clustering materials, and will keep constantly
hahd, a COED article Of aster OF Paris, Cement,
air, " hte Fishil, Lime, and the hest Lime manu-.
Territory consisting in part rs follows:
1000 bushels Of Plasterng Hair 20 barrels of Plaster Of
Paris; 20 res Of Louisville Cement; 100 barrels Of
White Finishing Lime and any Quantity Of other lime,
all of which will sell reasonable terms for cash
i will also continue my business Builder or
Pastererthankfnl ior past avors, and solicit contin
uarce of the same. CHAS. p. SCOTT.
March l2- 10 f'' t- diff
70 ENGINEERS AND DRXUGHTSMEN
VTELLUM CLUTH. SWatmans Drawing Paper, all
sizes Mathematical Instruments, Architectural
Works, &c For sale low at COMBS,
Franklin Bookstore, near the American House.