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The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1855-05-10

CURTAINS! CURTAINS
UPHOLSTERY GOODS!
THE PLACE TO BY
Window Curtains.
SHADES, &c.
J. L. CHANDLER,
No. H., Market street. St. Louis,
Correctly OPPOSITE THE CoUR HoUsE)
for sale the largest and best stock of Curtain Ma
III teriais and Trimmings, Window Shades and other
Upholstery Goods in the West The assortment comprises
Goods of quality and STYLE from the richest the
lowest in price. As this the only in Louis
cluslvely devoted the Upholstery business the seiec
ton will be found the best and the prices lower than
any other establishment the city Special attention is
Muslin Curtains and elegant Satin Damasks WOrsted and
Cotton Damasks, Gilt Cornces Bands Gmps, Cords,
WINDOW SHADES!!
great variety Of and beautiful patterns just
ceveJ.
All kinds of Mattresses for sale at lowest prices.
o. Strangers visiting st. Louis wishing to purchase
Curtain Goods or Window Shades, rely on finding
here the best selection in the city and the prices sasc
St. Louis, April 10. dsm
FALL AND WINTER TRADE.
INCREASED FACILITIES X NEW ARRANGEMENTS
WOODWARD, thankful for past patronage, re
entity that he has just received large additions from the
principal Eastern and Southern cities, to his stock Of
Gentemen's Furnishing Goods, all of which he is pre-
pared manufacture order at the shortest notice.
and which Cannot fail be pronounced liberal
and satisfactory. To those who are judges of good
article he pledges himself give the entire salts
faction and in this connection he would enumerate
few of the articles that he has hand:
Cassimeres, plain and fancy
Broadcloths, French and American.
Silks, Satns and Velvets
Niggerhead, MOhatr, and Beaver Cloths.
Sattinetts, fancy and plain.
Together with most complete assortment of Trim
mngs of every conceivable quality and description.
Also, fine assortment of Boy and Gents Clothing
from overcOats down pair of hose. rav-
To the trade of surrounding towns, Mr.. W. would say
that he is all times prepared fill all orders in the
way Of Trimmings and piece Goods ut Wholesale that
his customers may desire and on the most accommo-
dating terms.
Remember the place, east side, st. Anthony street,
between the Americ and WinslOw Hotels, st. Paul
Minnesota where by calling, gentlemen be fitted out
short notice. with neat fashionable and durable gar
ments This from his long experience in the business
Mr.. w. has hesitation in promising. Call and give
him a trial. st. Paul, Nov II DIFF
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EMERY'S PATENT
(NHANGEABLE Horse Power Thresher, Cleaner and
~ Separator Machine, for sale by the agent.
Feb. 22-dtf ALEX. KEY.
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BOSTON ROOT & SHOE STORE.
| -. W. MOI Sc CO., Wholesale and Retail Dealers
Boots and Shoes, lhrd street. near Cedar, st. Paul
Jan g. d&wtf
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SCHOOL FOR BOYS.

A SCHOOL FOR BOYS has again been opened At
~ the School Building en- the grounds Of the Epis.
copal Mission, Mr.. GEORGE +. kELLiE, an experisn-
the English department.. The Rev. DR.. VAN INGEN
will hear the recitaiiops ip the classics and give his
personal attention daily for part Of each day Mr..
kellie brinss the highest Recommendation both
capacity teacher, end skill in the government and
discipline Of the school ToOn ,,.a~4 Ami 25ydtf
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FOR SALE.
TWO lots in Kittson's addition Enquire At the of,s,
OF NEWELL e TOMPKIN
Nov 70 DIT "a
The American patriot., 1855-10-13
TIE AMERICAN PATRIOT
WILL nv PUBLISHED REGULARLY EvERY sAruRDAY.
BY W. II. GREEN l. G. T. DUNN.
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ki.. e.. tAi.sai.ager,s

DAG"ERREAN GALLERY, JACKSON, La.
plcTURES taken on whole plates or Of any
! other size down to the smallest setting, for
rings or pins. Likenesses of Infants and family
G,'onps taken by "Quck Worker" Old
FIXTURES or Paintings copied, and satisfaction given
in all cases or no sale.
POST MORTEM PICTURES taken at short no.
ece when conveyance is furnished.
Apparatus. Stock and Chemicals for sale, and
Instructions carefully and thoroughly given in the
art at liberal rates.
Please call and examine specimens.
'aeAsor, July goth, 1855.
The American patriot., 1855-10-13
PLA ATE FORM
A M = 4 &c AN PARTY,
OF LOrISIAN.

Of LOUISIANA,
l. We advocate an amendment
of the Naturalization Laws, with proper safe
guarps to preserve the purity Of the elective
franchise.
2. We advocate the passage of
such laws as will prevent the immigration of
pauners and criminals to this country.
3. We oppose any interference
in the vested rights of all persons, whether
they be Of native or foreign birth.
4. We are in favor of non-in-
tervention with slavery by the Federal Gov
ernment. except for the protection Of our
constitutional rights.
5. We advocate a high Nation
al Policy, such as will afford stern and un-
wavering protection to the American name
abroad. and viii follow and guard the Amer
i,an citizen wherever he moves.
6. We believe that America
sho1d be governed by Americans, effecting
the same through the ballot-box alone, the
only legitimate instrument Of reform in this
country.
7. We believe that the office
should seek tn: man, and not the man the
Office, and shall oppose the distribution of
Office among Office seekers, or as a reward
for partisan services
8. We will maintain and de-
fsnd the Constitution Of the United States
and the Union as it now exists, and the rights
Of the States without diminution, insisting
upon faithful performance on the part of
the General Government Of all the duties en-
joined upon it by the Constitution.
9. While we approve of the
platform adopted by the late National Conn-
Gil of the American Party at Philadelphia,
we reject the app i alton Of the principles of
the eight. a'4in'e to American Catholics, as
unjust, uasoand.a, and entirely unworthy of
our country. We s. all forever continue to
protest aeai'st a'v abtidgement Of religious
liberty. ho!dine it as a cardinal maxim that
r.i-i,us faith isa ql stion between each in.
dvdna aud his Col. We utterly condemn
any attempt to make religious belief test
fo- political Office, and can never affiliate
with any party which holds sentiments not
in accordance with these.
10. We war with no party as
such, hut shall oppose al who oppose us in
the advocacy of these great American prin-
ciples
STATE POLICY.
Reform of abuses. and re-
trsnclment in our State expenditures
Education Of the youth of the
country in schools established by the State.
A constitutional organization
Of the Swamp Land Commissioners.
A more efficient administration
of the ln:erna! Improvement Department,
with q view of improving our inland navi-
CATION
The American patriot., 1855-10-13
To The Public.

- TIE P~opriators Of 1.-THE PATRIOT
woald respectfully inform the public at large
they arc fully prepared to execute with neat
ness and despatch, all descriptions Of PLAIN
yCD AND FANCY PRINTING,
The American patriot., 1855-10-13
LAWYERS BRIEFS,
PAMPHLETS,


STERs. PAMPHLETS,
CIR ULARs, BALL Tickets, ETC.
And rs the materials of our Office are en-.
trelv NEW, and having been selected and ar
ranged with greet care, we flatter ourselves on
being abe to please all who may favor us
with their patronage
The American patriot., 1855-10-13

well Known, anu ~ Oltsn cAlOScd anu CoHuelH.
ned. We have lately seen that they are trying
England, real John Bull, rebel as he WIS.,
As he is now generally 'ceded to have been
a respectable man, they are anxious to have
the credit Of having given him u birthplace.
But they are claiming the good stories too,
that we have supposed, il all simplicity, to be
of our own manufacture For example, VIC
have, for these many years. heard it said that
during the war Of 1s12-l.', RS the stage-cosc
was making its SOW way through the mud In
the northern part Of the State of New York,
the body of the coach moving On the surface
of the mre, passenger put his hand out Of
the window and picking up hat, to his hor.
ror found the head Of man under it.
"Shall help you outt' inqui.dd the ann-
ious digcovcrer
"oh no, think YOU replied the subter-
ra.'ean fellow, - nm g.tt.rg on as fast rs the
nature of the case will admit have a fine
hos. under NE"
This very probable incilent--so admirably
illustrative Of our bad roads in war times, and
Of the pcrscycis snce of our cour tiym i'll the
midst of embarrassing (ifcumstances--has
been worked over in ii g old country in this
" se, as we read it in a late number Of an En-.
glish maj azil Q:
"1he road to Newton Prodgers is the true
and only e, nuiae site Of the supcndous adven-
ture of the Manchester Bagman. which tie
Yankees have arpropiate With characteristic
GOODNESS, and pitched somewhere or other
down in Alabama. The thing itse'f actually
occurred to res, eciahle farmer of our ', lage,
WHO set to work one fine nor & to Glg out
,.ing whip, the tip Of vi i,h lac saw sIiout.
ing out of t &c mi de of the rod. After TN
hours hard digs.ag he ,ar & to hit, aid IN
der that, To his i-,t,s h. rro, WIS Lead be-
longing to bo;iy in a state Of advanced suf
| location A-si tancc was Erccu,f ,nd after
several hours of unr ting eStrion, worthy
Of Agassiz or Owen. the tr'rc crga, ism of a
bagman was eveloped. Now, genti.m H."
said the exhumed coInmcr' i to lis pers! ing
di & rs, VINO Of course conclud d their Il bors
finshed--"now gentlemen, you've saved my
life; and now, for PHYS sake, lend hand to
get out my mare r.
! A STRANGE MI.raxE.-A young lady named
;, Marg ,let Weeks, disd in Richmond, Va, ashort
time since, and was buried. Her family, re-
iii in the country abcut twenty-five miles
is5.at, t@iiT.d IL have The body taken l.ither
and bnred at home but before the after part
ofths SD tax vaa pe.iar,.ed, t"e afflicted
mother wished to look uTon her daughter for
the last time. The coffn-l:d was accordingly
-emovSd. when, Instead of the corps of the
young maiden, the spectators were Eorriticd at
bci.,, ling that of gray-haired o.a man, The
wrong omb had beHn opened
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THE OLD FARM HOUS -
Il % ri u rI EE I-AIAG

III By Nra CAROLINE n. bl CLEK AAINU.
This worn is increasing immensely IN public favor Read
vhs the Press say Of i;
The book througho veil ehosen notices and even
Unbalanced style indicates mind familiar with hgoer tefs
.lre and cannot fsl 10 please Bulletin
Ne tendencies OF the purest ard nooes. character
"Ths i, wellwritten and skllfuly managed story Pa
bo and excellence Of description ere not waiting and ab
s''Ne' 'N' ~ TDispA.ch.
at abounds with excellent sentiments and the moral such
IS 10 d.s prejudice sans fiction Of enc Of h most fornds
~ .a.na-.r Dollar Newspaper.
NJ .. the dss,ripo1s are syep with and in
terest" lNnrIs Tau onIouSo
pIsa q, Ss CHARLES Il. DAVIS,
No 90 South Fourth.s: above Chestn a. PhIadep hl1
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The New Book BY The arthOr Of Alone
~ II z HID u + y = A I u.
i By MARION HARLAND.
One elegant Lime. PTiee - 3


Prom The y. Y. Evening Post.
TIE following n.tee Of this work which we had 10 me
Richmond Enquirer Doubles. from he generous pen OF
Mrs Cra Richie and cons,ns us rbre % the ne
my talents Of the mort successful fese writer which W.
,inia hes YET produced
Let tbs robe production Ee use tie ssee.Ve 70 ~ Iae
ne lie upon the table envep the heard be The ho1seh ID
espsnion Of every trueheaed Vhgun. Foster th' s ed
dsughter OF the South n tue e1pa11re sur shine or ap
cst o. r~ireshnr Of psse-stmuate uudeyeoped
seuus winch hs never We. pcnned 20 walk N
her her sctieve raent and ha1 her Aono
Vbrinis produce writers end TIE e.y LAT me
South hes offs senesc forever TIE hd
Den Psth IL North SOUTH Fat or "est may
point with the Of honest pree and our Gil9e
sends this the word-pours h pa N no wodnded
heArts-trsces for wsverinE, e-ins e-t tn uden rsh
Which le.ds 20 the great goal Of eternal pesee. -
j. C. DERBY, Publisher, Ne~-Fork, ant Tor sale y IN
Bookfellels
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Sptrial Notifts.

Daily Treupc Wanted Js5usIy and seoT 1ni 81
81 Nov lie, pcs IS s'-isSf. And Jan. ll-lS09. r
n, r.r.cn HAVING above tacs and wishing 70 dispose OF
o. sse vii Tlesse sddf' 50 J. = box NO I-1 ID-" 0---
sr~xrnt,rth Ward Republican Association viii met
- c. ir,n,s nsn corner SHAW. and Si,hst on THIS
sacrs,yN FVFNING 81 o'clock Let all the friends oil
tNy-lorr Ter ~ rance and Reform be present , -, 49,,
80 s,lr,tsrV j. 5 FOUNTAIN, Chairman.
r,rx.,,, r.laee.-To- MORROW MORNING 900 Sab
-. 49, Tee hefs rrn Massachusetts viii srrive by the
fsf.rr Omnibus drivers. &c ~h be carry on Is O
:. ,S-rv~, tNs m 70 the Pasce q breakfast
- o'clock NJ. 700 Orphans enter, and AZ 10 oeoen tne
-. tu,ions Wal be i-tToaueed by tho Rev. MI GUY
NV he r.oue OF the Sgperiuer deps 20 Deacon Kenny
aOY Chairman q Massachusetts, Cmuittee, 70 woom
,uue VII he pfsseuted setting firm what they are pre-
,es :. ne form They vii some original pieces
L. .Ae oecasor Ry invitation LUClUS HARI Esg visited
~, x..ps rsituops ard taught the children unit unity OF
~. In np, With ees; ssisacton will be seen when ley
eoue orether T5e Exercises will then commence oi w u
usise-
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BEN publications.

nHONOGRAPHY. All Works for Sale by
FOWLER Asp WELLS, No Ss BrosdwEJ
Also. Works on Hydropstby or Wrsr Cure Physiology and
Phrenoler y Phy,osneny and Maspe,i'n Psychology Chem
istry and the Natural Sciences generally NJ Ss Broadway
near Dusne-st
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@ L X SIS I J. L s! =
- BOWEN McNAMEE L Co

Nrw.YORK,
ipSs TIE spton o. Merchants generally to thsr sxensvs
81 Fancy Goods sspted 70 the fan rsde
sxlr>s he newest desirable styles imported this
rs3-usr ,tsnnon requested to heI unsurpassed
vess Of aIs-s srs srdIed expressly for their very best
Csy A0o 'uerOS believed that no sik Importing
ard JosttT Heus N ths sosnty offer superior inenee
seEtA Nov IN fol assortment Of slks Mernos ha~
~ De Ls''es Seeons shsw, Lsces Embroidery, White
Coca Dress Tarning' snd every other description ofmsr
,Aans1se LTo11y iept N a IA house
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Arnsemeuis.


broadway THEATER-E. A. Marshall.
I'D scle Leose-D Door ofen q, 81; Pe-fornsncss will CON-
a; y o'e'ocf pTscisely-Tsls EVENING. sep. -
Hsmlt....Ar 2. psyenrort ophs.is NJ I. msIners
Csodius Mr. LsneTEan Queen hfE Seymour
WANDERING NISsTREL
Jtm bss with ne extrsvssanze sHu.ordE.Ty Of VAkln
s1o he hnGh W a Cneprnsn
FkBcEs-Boaes and Psguet. 90 cents FAMILY Cree sld
Upper TNeE 8 cents P4rG,e Bo1es, % and g.
RURTON's, CHAMBERS-ST.-A DECIDED
- HlTTbe Manager hO raseh ps.srTo 4 rstlg tha' ~
lev CoHecy,
STILL WATER RUNS DYEP
ne scbisved ID oud ay fhs Of Tho We
FtIcy.n It. pshty rsosos drsvs fin ssocsssiyE VI
CROWDED HOUSES,
~e os scoienoe lo4d.y testly ibsF sxifsa.s Gsfs-
MONDAY md EYEKY EyftffO ~ Come ~
STILL WATER russ DKKP.
:, ~ Nneuay M. ButOa Od Pottsf.-. NJ Ere >
~ h.Sislsy M Joials Hfs s.sfehs'4 Hfs hssh's
TgT AkCsYxOUs CORR sYoypEw
We Btfos II
TIL CLOCKHAGEFs HAT.
~ So, ever Mt sfAdsys eG>4pZs1 s14S ~ FJ
A"1s FAMILY, ~ Tx TcLtLEs wi.IH GfJs%
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THE EXHIBITION SPEAKER
DOnL-

GYMNASTIC BOOK.
The oply book Of the kind United States containing
PLAYS FARCES, TRACED rs, -
Also complete system Of CALISTHESIC and GYMNAsIlC
EXERCISES for Schools.
Also single Pieces in and versdramste senatorial
comic bUmorous and ons together with plain and
practical direction, Exhibition, hints be constuc'
lion of positions Cosumes and the proper
repre,eniation of Plays Fsrces, Tsbesux, &c
Also comp treatise Orstary and Elocu1D the whole
dc signed expressly for School Exhibitions.
To which is ADDED npete system OF Gymuas.e and
Cahenic Exercises for With instruct for teachers
and pupils
By P. A. Ftzrerald, Esq.
Illustrated. 1?rno., half morocco. Is cents.
SHELDON, LAMPORT 5LAKEAAN.
No. IFS N,ssau-st
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WORK, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER "a, 1855.

GEO. CHRISTY & WOOD MINSrRELS-
NJ No I72 Broadvsy. OPEN EVERY EVENING.
Tiehets Is cents.
An business transacted by II. WOOD.
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fine Arts.

COUPIL & Co. beg 10 announce that they have
" cn exhibition for shor; tine, The ceeers;od Painting
By AIRY scHEFTER,
and viii continue receive ynbscbers names for the hne
LIsE ~ CxAvIse which viii shortly be rr6llshed
FINE ART GALLERY,
Nc $50 Broadway, New-York.
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~ O T II + T L A d e -
j IUsT PUBLIsHED-the fol- wing exciting RomsDces:
l. TYBURS TREE. or The scomge " the Highway.
q HANDSOME JACK. The shadow Of the Scsfold Z
8. CAPTAIN McrLEANE, The Galop 10 the GaIows.
4. DICK FLYBYNlGHT and his Hlact Gang.
S. GIPSEY BEsS o Gay Life on the Road.
6. WILL WATCH The Bold sLn1gser
7 DELAWARE DICK, or The Chase Of the Wssp.
8. SUSAN WYLlE, The Smugeers Bnde.
Also, Two New Books BY Newton ~ Curtis
THE BLACK RANGER, The Maid and the h1'kHnsn
THE MOUNTED RIFLEnAN or The Robbes' Pass
GEORGE AK ARMAN Publisher,
l67 Willsu-st, New YORK..
SB-Sinee Copies Of esch of the above any address
nos. paid upon receipt OF TWENTY-FIVE CENTS.
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PRICE TWO CENTS.

MARKING TNK-For marking boxes, bales
wi &c Dry Goods Jobbcr and ethel, Will End this sf'eis
b@fe more sIAnsB and a. bali the oos u tarpentno aAh
lamph.sk THADDEUs DAyiDS CO.,
Manufacturing btatl0ners No % CHI -
MUCILAGE-Saperior TO any other yet manu-
WI featured and CONVENIENT bottles with IA vsbs
hrp.h attached 20 nea covers ~ sale hy rHADoEUs DA
WINS A Co Manufacturing .onsrs No. - Chh-st-
SLEY's 8 7 4 f l. p s.
I Thee celebrated PENS se bought g. al ststoner'
and wholesale 81 -, -
-vx-pr g,,s R,yK PEy No. ~ JoBS-sr., ~ V.
CTEEI E's PATENT FEATHER BRUSHES
- Lover r-srs aud iarseF sssortmen, OF these ceeos
DUsTERs TRAN bf offered eonpHfpg iooai Nv ss'
cites Our Aetuesd Price List vi De sent on
Bell On, trs per Dozen 81 go, Brushes IS ~
Counter Du,.s ~ 81, Piano Oast. $50 sos S0,nSe i
si2to $l5; W LdoE and Car Washeu, IS 10 Sl2 wan w
Fo6r Brusbes, IS 20 -; FIX. FunuFe and Cafse DUES
+8to So STEELE Co., sole Maaufa;iore:s, No. % AZ
.,r y y ore coor heow Maidenls1s, the PosOrce
SLOTE & JAMES, STATIONERS, PRINTERS
y and IITHOGRAPHERS, % Futcn-s,.-BLANK BOOKS
red nd bound pattern Orders executed with dispat b
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A WONDERFUL AMERICAN ROMANCE

THE RICH AND POOR;
Or THE ORPHANS TRIALS.
Tale of New.York Society Thirty Years Aso
Th, story OF The Rich ard the Poor IL reGsIkabe po
trait Of NevYok society he past gerersi1n winch "" oe
read no, only with svidy from the dramatic indeat,
morality end eocuenoe pervading It's entire coaP
enIssic LAWYER 10 obtain OF the against the
opure.on OF the ch exhibits vain cntenton OF honor
assrst persecution and illustrates the mayrdo OF tie heart
BY the unrelenting persecution Oft world .
Every character portrayed VI Tiy-the honorable aofnsy
the signspt osRer the nh lberDe and bis misguided
victim he starving girl and the patrcan sdy egee
with fun panorama Of In real hie are paced 70 noe'
sylinr and boldly natural c,ors before the sdng reader
Without Of contradiction assert that ts new ro
viii be universally hailed a. the greatest ana tne oe''
ever publisbec In an American newspaper
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IMPORTANT LAW BOOKS
i WHARTONs AMERICAN CRIMINAL Law Just
published Treatise the Criminal Law Of the Uned Sta,es
Comprising DIGEST Of the Penal Sstutss Of he General Gov
err Of Massachusetts, New York Penosyyans and
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and general of The Crs Jurisprudence Of the Com:
and Civil Law. By Francis Wharton, Esq. New and
third edition. $40, ! 20 paReL -
WHARTON'S PRECE0ENTs OF INDICTMENTS AND
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WHARTON AND STILES AMERICAN MEDICAL
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Go farmers anb Others.
Go rDbcm it Hlap Gonrfrn.

vTHONlAS DUGAN begs leave to inform the
friends Of his late Father THOMAS Du0hN that hs has
succeeded To his business MS OESEK $50
Al hi, Office Nc s4s Broadway side, few doors below
1lthst.
OLA PER MONTH.--On receipt OF - cents
Cd lstU | will send ibe whole rght and knowi"dEe BY
when suy person eau make $50 200 month no
cspis required This soms'hne entirely ne~ and worthy
the attention OF all persons desiring nent pes, aad
rsntee employtnent Address GORDON h. PIKE, Phade
phis, Pa.
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II will be ed rr.popsbls contractors until October
l. for The GRADING. FENCING, SUPERSTRUCTURE,
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A. o. Of %. F,-Mecbanics' Lodge No. 1l3.-Tbe
men hers MechGn Lodge hereby notit ed 20 attend At
ser room corae of and Sost MONDAY EVEN,
ING Sent "a 1852 = o'clock business OF mporauce VIII
fs brousht before the Lodge BY order OF The Lodge - -
CARLISLE WALTON, N. g.
RoBrRT GOVERs, X. :.