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ETrheI have a nioes lot Of .Juro IS q a

ET-They have a nice lot Of Jurors a.
round the Police Court in Chica 90. II has
recently been ascertained that one Of them
keeps house Of ill-fame; another one has
been arrested for habitual drunkenness. 1t
is a pleasant fiction to speak of being tried
by ones peers when such men are on the
iurv 4 {f sg.ff~s#.4 es IA. iscttA gahtsi .gH
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PITTSBURGH BUSINESS.

Y. wHTIMoRE, IHusH JONES,
c. II. WOLFF. EE roRB pUFl
HITMOR e. WOLFF &C CO.
Importers and Dealers in
II ARDW WARE AND CUTLERY,
Sign Of the anvil, No SO Wood st., doors above III
ST. Charles Hotel
PIIIsbWrgh, Pn
INVITE the attention Of Merchants u their Fal
l. purchases ofForeign and Domestic
II a r D W a RE.
Having special arrangements with English, Ger.
man and American Manufacturers, we are prepared
to offer inducements
DEFYlNG ALL COMPETITIONS
Dealers who have been frequenting the Eastern
markets, are parteularlarly invited to examine oul
stock, confident they will save both time and e1
pense by
PURCHASING IN THIS CITY,
Our stock consists in part as iollowsi
DOMESTIC.
| 1000 doz Locks and Latches,
280O doz Butt Hinges,
5000 gross Screws,
| 500 doZ. Britt, Tea and Table Spoons,
| leo dOz. q. s. and silver plated do
40 cases Mill and X cut Saws,
| 25 cases Blades,
| BIRMINGHAM, SHEFFIELD g. GER,
Per packet ships Wyoming, TOnawa anda and Elvir
| Owens.
25 casks Cutlery,
S casks S. and j. Hand Saws,
| 5 casks Hollow Ware,
20 casks Trace and Halter Chains,
casks Butchers Edge Tools,
35 cas- Cast and Sheer steel,
$50 VI II. Anvils
A full assortment of SaddIery Hardware.
| [sep. ~, lS55-4w33
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MRS DIVINE'S
Confectionery and Variety Store
OPPOSITE TIE UBLIC BUILDINGS.
CADEZ OIAlC.

AIRS. Nj. DIVINE respectfully nfUms ner friends
It1 tt,at she has commenced business IN the build
ing directly opposite the Public Buildings where she
offers for sale large and well selected assortment O
CONTEMPORARIES, &C., among which may bt
found the following:
Common and fancy vandies of all kinds,
Almonds, FilbeIts, ream and Pea Nuts,
Roisins Figs, Dates, French ss.urrants,
Sugar, Soda, Butter and Water Crackers,
Western Reserve and EnglishNheese,
Ground and Bark Cinnamon.
Pepper, Ginger, Alspiee and Starch
Fine and Common Cigars, Tobacco and Snuff,
Pulyerzed White Sugar,
Assorted Pickles and Pepper Sauce,
Combs, Porte Monies, and Pen Knives,
Visiting Cards and Envelopes,
Watch Chains, Keys and Guards,
A tire lot OF Common Jewelry, u.a
TOYS of all descriptions,
or AS she intends to sell cheap, she hopes heI
riends and the public generally will favor her viii
their patronage
g- Country Confectionaries can be supplied at hel
establishment ON the very best terms.
. mar oily. s.
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Agents.
James Collins g. Co., Freight and Passenger A.
gents No III and lis Water st Pittsburgh
N. Kinney, Freight Agent, Little Miami r.
Depot, Cincinnati.
P.W. Suader, Passenger Agent, Broadway, Gin
cinnati.
Richard Hooker, Passenger Agent, Newark.
f. A. Wells, do. Steubenville
LAFAYETTE DEvENSY, General Freight and Tick
ct Agent, Steubenviils.
E. w. WOODWARD, Superintendent.
Septt mber 10. 1855.
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THAT have ever been offered at JOHN McCoR-
MIcKS cheap cash store, can now be ad. Hi
stock is full and complete embracing every variety
OF Spring und Summer Dry Goods Ready made
clothing, Groceries, &c. IIisstock has been selec
ted with gre at care, and cost which enables hin
to sell cheaper than ever before. Give him cal
before purchasing elsewhere, and you will not g
away without buying something.
JOHN MCCORMICK.
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egThe Albany Argus, after alludipg 10

EEThe Albany Argus, after alluding to
tie democratic party as the only tue con,
serystive constitutional party Of the coun.
trv, adds with much force:
( "Itis evident that tbs great struggle Of
next year will be between nationality and
neutrality-suspicious. and treason--our
country and its enemies. Honest and dis
cerning men can see the coming issue, and
must choose the side on which they will en-
list "f'
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DqnfN,
Taxation-what Can the Legis.
.sH1a lature Dot

TaxationAwhat Can the Legls-
IHW lature Dot
The Democrats have uniformly MAINTAIN,
ed that lhs Legislature. since the decision
,f the soprsme Court. were pOwer'ess over
This subject, except to submit TO the people
,he question Of an amendment o. the Con-
s,iiuliou, or to reduce the amount o rrpro-
priat,oas, and Of salaries Of State officers
de.
The Fasionists, on the other hand. prom
ised. during the late canvass. TO redress All
alleged grievances, and that they would S1'
ercise ibsir 'power to remove all causes oi
,omplaint. Those politicians are Just open
ing their eyes to the embarrassmehts 4" hieh
surround them. The MarysyiIle Tribune
Fusi.n paper, expresses the opinion 'hot
The people are boxing to the new govern
ment ior TOO MUCH In the same vein o.
the editor Of the Xcnia Torchlight, whose
edtOriaas on this subject We reproduced
heretofore. that paper exclaims:
aTbe people appear to be looking to the
coming Legislature to change Inc preSe',
mode Of taxation. This cannot De Gone
Who taught the people to look 10 th'
coming Legislature for cure Of the Ills OF
ornressiye taxation? Was it lot the dem :
apoYues who, under pretence otremoving
these burdens. have smuggled themselves
into Lower? Surely it was uoEe else
There are some Constitutional means BY
which the burdens of taxation can be; less
eued: aesv st..
The Legislature can reduce the salaries o.
Legislative. Executive and Judicial 'hcersi
The Legislature can repudia;e that por
ion Of the public debt which was incurred
oy Mr.. Kelley in the sale Of State Stock
;or about fifty cents on the dollar.
The Legislature, by refusing arproprlN
lions. can turn cut the Lunatcs iron II
Asylums, and thus not only relieve IN
Treasury, but add numerical power to tn
Fusion forces;
The Legislature can close the ''h0'
houses. TWbat are the uses Of school hous
es, ard why send the school masters abroa
in these Know Nothing time&?I ~~~
The Legislature can restrict the power
County Commissioners, and OF City an
Town Councils, and Of Township Trustees
to levy taxes.
The General Assembly, rxDER THE Con
srlrUrIos AS 1T is, has almost uni mite
power over the whole subject of taxation
general and local. The amount Of taxatio
is one thing. The mode is quite another
But the public expectation which has bee
excited by the. promises OF the Fusion or
tors and newspapers. is not to be sat'sne
or put of by simple proposition OF Cor
stiu,ioual amendment, which looks mere
10 change of the mode which allows
certain classes the. benefit of deductlo
which are denied to Farmers and other pl
ducinp interests. "Fhe people appear
be looking to the coming Legislature
oniyto cl ange ''the present mode but
reduce THE AMOUNT of taxation.
their expectations are realized, it will be
first instance in the history Of the count
when the party opposed TO the DemocF"
have redeemed their promises, ,-S'a'esm"
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Fresh Da.agNA.

subscriber is receiving his stock -
l of Sp ing and Summer Dauss, which
ave nl been selected by himselfin The ssEH
stern cities; and is much the largest g
,ssoftmept OF the kind ever brought to u
this marAat, and in point of quality price ~. vii
compare Sath any stock In the country. Ii iIssl
as low as my establishment west Of the n. BIN
for cash or approved country produce. PeFss,
wishing TO purchase any article in the
npOA Ok ID ~ q Il LIME
would do well 10 call and examine bis s,ocL hkeoy
purchasing elsewhere. JOHN BEAGTI
Cadiz, npril 26, 1854 1.-..
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FARM For SALE.

A FARM containing about 100 acres, intending
N the town Of Unionvale, Harrison county, three
miles from Cadi2 on the Welsburgh road. Sait
Farm is nicely improved and in good state Of cul
tivation. Will be sold low, and on Accommodate
terms. For particulars enquire Of the subsribe!
Cadiz VIM. HOGG;
Cadiz, January 10, 1855
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Gg-T The New York Tribune persists that
l.. d. Campbell of Ohio, was among those
who counselled 'puslllanimous submission
to the slave oligarchy,' at the Philsdel-
phia National Know Nothing Convention.
In reply to the Cincinnati Gazette and 9TH
er papers that came to the rescue of MIR
Cam! bell from the onslaught of the Tribune
that paper says.
ave beg to suggest to those who thus
interpose in his behalf those anonymous de-
ias, vague generalides and vehement vi
tuberation of the Tribune, that they waste
thvii breath. They prove nothing and dc
no good to their cheut If they really de
sire to set the matter right, let them pub
ish entire the letter Mr.. Campbell wrote in
reference to the course to be pursued al
Philadelphia. Otherwise both be and they
would do well 10 be silent on the subject.
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&DEcndid FssrnitsaTcD

THE undersigned would respectfully inform the
l public that he keeps constantly on hand all kinds
of binet Ware, manufactured out e the best ma,
teral and finished in the neatest style, which he vii
dispose Of ON the most reasonable terms.
lie has also recently received from PittsburehA
a large assortment OF Fancy and Common Chairs IN
Looking Glasses, Plates OF all sizes, Gilt Mould
ne for Looking Glasses and Picture Frames, etc.
He is prepared &c furnish Collins ofevery kind, ald
will carefully attend to funerals. He has the only
Hears in town for the accommodation of the country
Cadiz. March %, 1854. ]. w. GILLESPIE
MA nice Roekawuy Carriage for sale cheap
j. w q.
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EEl II yod want your neigLLers TO know
who yoa are give party and don't invite
The folks Who live next door. -,-,, ,,5-
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PITTSBURGH.

DAVID GREGG ISAAC TAYLOR. JAMES RAFFLRTY.
D. CIR E G G. & co.
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
British, French, Germar and American
DRY GOODS K VARIETIES,
CLOCKS, WATCHES, JEWELRY
and fancy Goods generally,
No. SO WooD STREET, West SIDE,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
CATALOGUE IN PART OF DRY GooDs a. VARlETiRs
Bead clothes, cassimeres saltinets, summer pant
stuffs, fancy vesting, alpaccas, Irish linens La
dies dress goods, bonnet, cap and Mantua ribbofls
Hosiery of all kinds, umbrellas and parasols Il m.
neis, prints large assortment brown and bIeacl,d
muslirs, ginghams, laces and edgings, brown and
bleuched table cloths, patent thread spool cotton.
bonnets and palm Leaf hats, combs, large aysort!
ment, violins and accordeons; cutler, direct from
Sheffield, Cold and Silver Watches, clocks of alI
Kinds, gold md spectaces, gold vest and fob
chains, Indies and gents god pins. pocket-b book
and port nobaies, razofs scissors, watch glasses
material, pistols and powder fasks, cloth and hail
brushes.
or Basement DEVOTED 70 the sals Of Blown and
Bleoch ID muslns, drililags, &c, First Esoiy--Va.
fieties &c. Second-tPrints. Broad Cfotts, Cassi
meres, Sc. Third--To the sale ofclocks, bohnets
lpam-leafh hats, &c. .Aa.frsiY II se r5g
, Pittsburgh, Sep. u, 1850
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EE-Sim Snick pats everything to use----
his wife has . bald head and he strops biz
razor on II.
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w, CUL. GASTON
sRftOrMey at Lis w,

SNE9 q E = Y Ia ". SNFN.
TWILL attend the Common Pleas and District
w Courts holden in Harrison county; and will
attend to all business entrusted 10 his care in either
of them.
REFERS TO Hon. Wilson Shannon, Hon. VIM
Kennon, Sr., Hon B. S. Cowen, Hon. Il. l. Jcwett
and Hon. Thomas Means.
SteubenvilIe April 25, 1555-ly.
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ANEcpoTE OF Gov. WISE Before his e.
ection. the Know Nothing papers were fond
of publishing anecdotes TO show how Wise
Was put down Upon the stump; by inter-
ruptions fIom Sam, in the vast assemble.
ges which were won't to gether around the
orator of Accomac. At one Of these meet
jngs in Western Virginia. two Of SamuePs
fastest young men had become more than
usually noisy and insolent towards the
speaker, and their Interruptions were plain
Iy intended to annoy and insult him. Wise
paused in his speech, and turning to thes'
E'bIoods, dointed his long, skinny fingers, I
la Randolph, at the offenders and said
Young men, am to be your next Cover
nor; you will probably be in the Penitenti
ary, and you may depend upon it, you vii
have to SERVE YOUR TIMEP He wasn't in
terrupIed again in that quarter.
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New Fall Goods.

TUST received at Cochran's Wholesale Variety
y Store, large stock of new Goods for the season
consisting in part ofHosiery, Gloves, Ribbons, La
dies Edgings, Bobbonetts, Accordeons, Violns, But
tons, Combs, &C., &c.
Also, large assortment of Gold and plated Jewell
ry Gold and Silver Watches, Guards, Chains, &c
Also, heavy assortment of white wax Beads
10 which the attention of the trade and citizens
generally is respectfully invited,
ROBr. COCHRAN
Fourth ST., few doors north of Market
SteubenYille. Nov Z 1855.
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AMERICAN HOUSE.
NEW ARRANGEMENT.

VOuN MCCORMICK has this day associated with
j him his brother, A. &. Mccormick. in the Mer.
chandizing business They will continue the busl-
ness at the old stand where they will be pleased n
see ali their old customers, and will sell them goods
on as good terms as any other establishment in the
place.
As wish to close the books of the old concern
persons having open accounts will please call and
settle, either by cash or note ..
JOHN MCCORMICK.
r,I;, To,uory O1tb ISES
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Senator Douela, on Kansas.

In bis late speech in ChiefgO, Senator
Douglass madeeome capital points. Speak
ing Of interven,ivu in Kansas, he said:
"lle cared not whether the Intervention
to defeat the popular viii Of the people Of
Kansas came from Missouri, Massachusetts,,
IRON Congress, or elsewhere-ahy inteTven-
lion, every intervention, vas gross viola
lion Of The Nebraska act, and could not re.
e,itvs the sanction of any Nebraska man.
Loud cheers. II was anti Nebraska men
,lcne who could not condemn an interfe-
renee from without. They claim that it is
the right Of some power outside OF the
territory to determine whether slavery shall
20 there or not. They, and they alone
deelare that the people shall not be free
from interference from without. The inters
position Of the Massachusetts, Emigisnt Aid
Society. with their vaunting and boasting
/ and hreatanings, and then of some men oi
Missouri following their example, vas all
wrong. Ii was wrong in Massachusetts tc
send out mon to vote, The men she sem
out we're not men fitted for border life; mel
who could not earn living at home wer'
not men best fitted to explore the wilderness
and reclaim the Wtste. But they were no
cent out as settlers; they were dispatched
TO Kansas as political mercenares.
Why should not the people of Kansa
make their own laws? Who were they
$ They were citizens from New York, Illinois
: Virginia. Kentucky, and Missouri. The
Ssr. it to be entrusted at home with ii
ght of self government, and could il
that they lost all their sense, all their inte
'f igence. while crossing the Missouri in
!; ferry boat? Loud applause, He TIL
+ earnestly enforced the night these perso
d had to self government. He held that if t,
/ American people would strictly adhere
the principle that each State and Terrific
a >bal be allowed to enact, and enforce
he own lass, there would never be any diffc'
ne ty on this slavery question. Judge Tru
be bull, IN his speeches, and Fred. Dougl
in his lectures, constantly argued that th
oi Was difference between State and I
IS atory. In what does it exist, accord
'd 10 these fellow opponents of popular rig
They hold that Congress has the power
OF prohibition in Territory and not ii
I'd State"
s. Senator Douglas has lately spent cons
cradle time in addressing the people of
n nos. He everywhere made converts to
ed | dncfrina of non intarpentinn
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S0n COPIES McGuifies' School Books
AOUO ale cheap by the dozen, or at retail.
" i REAI.f.' Z
NASTER OIL, in BOTTLES, and on drnuqht. ~
~ article for sale by nov 20 1883 BE-
LHABERS Cedar Pencils, the best in use fsisk
L cheapby nov % 1853 BEA'a-
CTEEL PENS, a large and fine assortment, gff
- GUS brunds cheap at JOHN BEALLpE
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Notice,

CuLkS, Fresh Muinoes, Thbet cloths and De
10 Lains in great variety of colors and prices, il
you want beautiful dress it can be had at
(oct 3, '55) s e. II McFADDEN
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srEUBENV1LLE BUSINESS.
Steubenville & Indiana Railroad
~ ~ go - "a
CHANGE on TIME

ON AND AFTER Monday September 10Th,
" 1855, the MAIL TRAIN will leave S,euben.
vile daily Sundays, exceptedl at 7-45, q. m,
and Cadiz at 80 u. m, and arrive at Newark at
IS p. IN.
Both Of these trains connect at Newark with
trains for Columbus, Cincinnati, Indianapolis
Mount Veonon, Man field, I, ledo, Sandusky, Chi.
cago, Rock Island, St Louis
Mail train leaves Newark at 70 NJ, and arrives n
| Steubenville at S.45 M, and Cadiz at 1928 NJ
| Passengers by this train leave Cincinnati ut 6 o.
/ clock A NJ
| FARE.-From Steubenyille. (all the way By
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cADIz BUSINESS.
Dogs Alarming.

LOST on Thursday the 2sth of October, on the
Cambridge road near Csdiz, from the subscriber
medium sized Shepperd pup, with long curry ol9eH a
collar about an inch and ehalf broad, and an iron
IS reward! will be paid to any person who
| returns the dog to S. & IL. McFadden or WIN
M;Iigan. in Cadiz ISRAEL SIDWELL,
Noy, "A Mt Pleasant, jeff. Co o
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VIM. RICHARDSON,
4twl JOHN MERCHANT. Co"'n
mARkLEY & KERN,
IN HARDWARE TOOLS AND CIJTI ERY

DEALERS IN HARDWARE, TOOLS AND CUTLERY,
Oa st. Anthony st., near the American House.
"OCLD call the attention of the citizens of St. Paul
and vicinity, to their new, large and we'll assorted
stoekof HOUSE FURNITURE,
Such Nails Locks in all their variety Wrought cast
Parliament and strop hinges Bolts shutters Fasteners
brs Locks, screws Iatehea Bell pulls door Rappers
MECHANICS TOOLS.
Hand, Buck, mill x Back and Rip saws; Hatchets Ak
broad and pitching Adxe spoke shaves rawing knives
Firmer socket turning pairing Chises Augurs braces
Trowels Jack smoothing and Fine Planes Plow and
Guages boring machines Hatches Hammers Flat round
and saw Files two and four fold Rules.
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.
Forks Rakes Scyhes scythe snaths Hoes curry combs
Trace back Breast, Timber and Loci Chains; Grub Hoe
and Picks.
HOUSE FURNISHING.
TIays Looking Glasses, Knives and Forks spoons hn.
assortment of silver plated Brtania and Japan Ware
Boilers, Kettles, Fre-dogs, Shoves and Lounges Waf,
Irons Coffee Burners Patent enameled Iron Kettles
dies Skimmers gridrons Coffee mis Flat Irons Butch
er, Cook and Carving knives.
They have also fine assortment of Saddlery Trimmings
strrups Bits Buckets with Chain Pumps door scrapers
Corn Mills, Patent Balances and Counter Scales
st. Pau, May 19lS64. w-tf
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SCARRITT & MASON'S
MAMMOTH FURNITURE HALLS.

No. 60 Washington Avenue Louis, Mo.
nUR EXTENSIVE ESTABLISHMENT IL so well
u known that it is scarcely necessary to do In
advertisement than assure our friends and the
public that have been emnently successful in getting
PIP spennd assortment of FURNITURE for the
particularly suited to large and varied demand both
at wholesale and RETAIL
An examination of our stock will show IL to be com
posed both of home and foreign manufacture, having
every advantage be gained in either including the
neat and substantial medium, well the rich and
expensive.
Chairs from SO $50 Bedsteds from s2 SO t.
slO0 Tables from 81 80 to $50; Bureaus from SO
500, and so on in almost endless variety.
Besides have Spring, HAIR Cotton, Moss and shuck
Mattresses, and all kinds of bedding.
We can furnish Kitchen bedroom, parlor, hotel or
steamboat, in part throughout, odd to match In
oak, cherry, walnut, mahogany rosewood In short
call and -
sep15-d&wtf SCARRITT & MASON
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Ale. Porter and Cider Depot !

TAMEs CONNOLLY, having purchased the inter-
q est of J. Anderson in the above business, informs
the public that he will keep constantly hand at his
establishment, opposite the Drug Store of Morton
Pace, bountu supply of the best brands Of Ale Por
and Cider, embracing the best of English a. well as
American manufacture. He will also keep . stock at
the old stand of Anderson, Roberts street. Give
call, ye thirsty denzens Ofths terrestrial sphere
June 4, 1855. diff
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BONNETS AND MISSES FLATS. 4
lust RECEIVED, q large assortment Of Beady- made
- Bonnsts and Flats, which We are able to sell es
prices cheaper by far thai any other eaablishmsnt "
the North-WsSt.
erLadies would do well to favor US with call be-
fore purchasing elsewhere.
e. HATCH CO., st. Anthony Street,
Oct 20 diff near Presbyterian Church
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Books, stationery
PAPER HANGINGS.

WYE are now in RECEIPT Of our fall and winter sup
w ply and would call the attention of the citizens
Of Minnesota complete and varied assortment of
Law, Medical, School Music, Blank and Miscellaneous
Books Stationery, WALLPAPER, Curtains, FireBoard
Screens Bordering and cheap Publications. Bayley
Picquetts God Pens, Office Maps, and Office Stationery
For sale cheap for cash,
AT COMBS & BROS,
FRANKLIN BOOKSTORE,
Near the American House, ST. PAUL.
Daily Times, Minnesotian and Democrat, to copy one
month. Octl7dlm
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Central House,
D. G. JOHNSON, Proprietor.
VXJOU respectfully sppriss the public that he
w has thoroughly repaired and renovated this old
and favorts house, and is prepared to accommo-
date the travelling community upon the most
BILE terms.
Boarders taken by the day or week. His table will
at all times be supplied with the choicest viands Of tho
number of attentive servants will always be
in attendance. Sept. 15-dtf