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The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1855-05-09
E'Mc Ei:,Ns;es E;3ccsiDu.

The great problem, whether kam
sas is 70 be Il free ora slave STATE,
has been partially solved by the cicc'
ton Which came oil in the Territory
on the 3lst u!t. The pro slavery
ticket is triumphant 10y an ovcrwhcIm'
ing majority, proving that the pro
slavery feeling is cmvhaticalIy pre-
dominant. We know not how to
account for il; for previous to thc o!cv'
ton warns Of settlers from the
North, q majority of whom were sup
posed to have been sent out by ant
slavery societies, and all OF whom
were counted en- rs reliable anti.s!avc.
ry voters, were passing up the Mis-
souri, river destined for Kansas. Scy'
cral thousand might be reasonably
set down as having passed by this
city. Vet not one anti slavery Rel re-
sentative or Councilman has been
returned to the Territorial Legislature,
and that body is composed entirely Of
pro'slavcry men.
Even in those districts which We
have regarded rs the stronghold,
peculiarly, Of an,i'slavcry sentiment.
and the rendezvous exclusively Of
anti slavery scttlcrs-cvcu in these,
the free soil candidates have cen left
in an emphatic and hopeless minority.
In Lawrence, The Now England settle.
mcnt. the pro'sla"cry vote runs up to
IT'S. while The free soil reaches only
to 255. Other districts exhibit II
more marked contrast. and show Il
greater prcponterancc Of pro'slavery
votes.
With these figures bcinic us. we
cannot think that the eMigrants from
the North have been tue To the
pledges under which they were sup.
posed to have come out. Indeed, tie
opposite party in Kansas boast Of
having, with unlocked for readiness,
converted scores of Northern cmi'
grants, and induced them tn vote the
pro'slavery ticket And the result;
show that the boast is not without
ground.
We think that on tho 3lst Of March
there were in Kansas more settlers
from the Northern St;tcs than from
the Southern. But it seems that all
the Northern emigrAMts were not Free.
]soil"rs, while all the Southern settler,
we're pro sIavcry men. The candi
dates of. the latter were undoubtedly
the better and more cxpc'
rienccd elcctiuneerers, hut even tli,
will not account for the great ~Li*rGri.
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ROBERT A. TONGUE,
COLUMBIA, S. G.
BEGS leave to call the attention of his
riends and the public to his
Large and handsome Stock

OF JEWELRY, &c.
In addition tn his former stock, he Inns lust
received n new and extensive assortment Of
GOLD and SILVER WATCHES, Mantcl
CLOCKS o~fevcry variety, Silver and Plated
Ware, n large variety Military and Fancy
Goods Guns, Rifles, Sportsman's Apparatus,
Fine Pocket and Table Cutlery, and u largo
assortment of FANCY GOODS.
His prices will be found, on examination, to
he n. moderate as nj any other establishment
in the South. Thankful for past favors, lie So
lici's n continuance of the patronage of his
former friends and customers. ~
March Is, 1851. 20 ".
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Notice.

There IS no use i'll talking. the subscri-
Ter has closed his business for the pur.
pose of settling, and must have non ia
meet pressing demands, and hopes that
those who arc in his debt will appreciate
his necessities, come forward and settle
immediately. ". ID. FRIERSON.
jan. II. 1915 IF
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Inrrovad Cotton Gins.

Thankful Tor pas; fnNours the subscriber wish
cs {" il:orm the public that he sill inanniac-
lures Cotton Gas ni his c,l"hl."lnnrut IN STATE.
hl.E on the most improved aud approved PLAN
Which lr llIuk- ilui the cotton aInmrl ON one
of tho, Ola, Of tic late Improvement is wOr!I,
~ least - quarter of = Gem more than the COT
ton ninrcl on The ordinary gin. lie also man
'tt;i"iurrn HON or Tie most simple constructions,
of The ii."si !inlal and OF Gi, best materials 10
wit, steel Saws aud steel i9aIrd Ribs Case
hardened which i,r vii! sell Tor - per Saw
Il! also rrptlra old Gins and puts them in cnm-
pHric order attic aioricstuu!irr. All orders for
'.ins VII be promptly and plnciualIy attended
10. WILLIAM ELLISON.
Statchurg, %Gmicr Dist, :. G. April I. fm
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I'iIE Ii.IIIl.!EE i" .Sil.

S:s..atcrs :lie SO. N&.. s g~il.
This House. situated immediately Oh
the N,lmingtun < Manchester isu!t hoaD
aud IL :Cry nearly = central poi!t c'W""i.
Wilmington Nc. Charleston ). {. ani
Augusta ca, is sill open tor the reception
and accouumula, on o'tHa Travelling pua-
lie. and affords ,::n li5vI t.1"oi.cr M OPP
portuni'y 10 ''y "ycra y j; Oh line ire
some Journey Lciwrcn III. points aIuyc
alluded lo. liuc Proprietor !.,i fil;.L up
several comfortable U",raan.i !oy tint cX.
press rurp..c a:i ~l.y.'E iur"rrai ,hr
ErSi tn'cg ~ It'Hr' on I..., inc 81! r3",t
iur The comfort ana Recommendations Vi
traveller. l." '."po-, by The c%,niiuu", and
un'!roinm zeal on The 'rIrt ollie llau,: rs
of,hc establishment. Ia secure i coa,uUl.
an@c oI,hnt iiDtra' patronage / r'n"y,j Oh
HIM ior the last ton IL lnlIr:. lie co!!i
refer I" I,amirrds i!o.n the Worth, ,'rl:h.
Fast a"i West. rs i" tie CLAIMS OF .;s
House, D. Prcic:j persons givuas !.jul g
Ec."D"T! r'st.
WIS M!rC@uil.
i'r'g .y:or.
Il. MrrruEl.:. :,
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ENR MUTT,
Factor and Forwarding
M&RAMMMIa
WILMING ON. ~ E.

VIII give prontPt personal attention to the
saies or forwarding Of Cotton, NavaI-storcs,
or any other produce, or TO the purchase
and forwarding i~Merchandise.
~EEFEEENCE:
+. p. lIhhr. Prc't Br'h Blk. Whining
DIR. THos. Ii. WRIGHT, ton,
0. &. PARSLEY, Pref C'lD'k n. G..
Gen. w. w. HARLLgE, ~
McDoNAI.D 81 CRAwFoED, ""''oH''
Col.SE W. CHARLES,
q. ]. w. MCCALL, p"r'''s''"'
Mai. WM. IiA"NswoITm,
JonS ]. MooEE. sumter
Oct !, 1854 10 ",
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WTantnd.

THREE NEGRO BOYS, from l6 To Is
years old, as Apprentices 10 ilc Carpenter
Trade, under BEN, Foreman of Wins New
Store, HOW being put upon sight Of The old
Tavern in Suinlrrviilc.
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An editor 'out Nest says, that he
hoped to be able to present II MARI.
age and a. death, as original matter
Tor his columns; but lhuw broke up
tho wedding, and tho doctor fell sick,
50 tho patient recovered.
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n T. Iirm OF Il. G.. y i,i'B 500. ~!.,.a'..
4 Inrc existing, is this day d;~so'.cl is.
n.a,ual omen The debts: OIL hr f!..::
are assumed aHd VIII ha sc:I'cl rs 4. $.
Webb, ANA the l!"'c* and accounts DE
The firm ar" placed mills hands, tenn H..
only authorized person % ~ca!ltrL or other
wise dispose 0! the same
Feb. l?th l"51. Il. $. WTDH
..3'N. S. WEEi; takes tbs Iaca,.s o
Intornng HE public t.,"t he w,l !:ro-
after carry o' the mercantile business,
upon his own .non&nhiiity, 1T III: old
stand OF K. &. NEBBJ'Co, whore he in.
vItcs a call from AL the customers Of lie
late firm oi K. G. WNBBMCo as WEI rs
the public generally.
Feb. -, II II
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RECIPE TO. PHEvLSr MoLns, CTR
WORMS AND BIRDS FROM DESTROYING
SEED CoRH.-Mr. John G. 1urpin, Of
clover Dale, near Petersburg, furnish
es at our request the following recipe,
which we feel no hesitation in recon.
mending, particularly as Mr.. Turrin
says, that with him and those who use
this compound the trouble is to thin
the corn, and not TO replant it, which
is never necessary.
To each bushcl ofsecd corn add one
gallon of coal or gass tar; stir in the
com until II is well coated and satura.
Ted; then take three parts Of wood
ashes and one Of fine snlt--unIcauhed
ashes are best--mix them thoroughly,
al!d roll the tarred corn in it, until
each grain is we'll coated. Prepare
no more at a time than can be plan.
ed in u day.
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~ Coop REAsoN.-"Why arc You
forever humming that air!" asked
foote Of man without o. sense Of
tnncin him. "Bccausc it haunts me-
"No wonder" said Foote;Ssyon arc
forever numbering it,"
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EsEs. &'TEs&e.NG,S
PICTORIAL STAN.CH PILLS,

b = =. = sI-stL ~ '.'llt>si E1sltIN
( rtH'"ig for toWgbS. roiI'. Cnigryh. Bron-
chi'&. tronp. Hhoopin@ CoH"h, .iSyhmu. Cou-
>""l.f'''&. hai all discusses "risj.tg .E'om n de-:
.t''-cH Etnfc9t Mc Siomnth 0nito rL,rr tie
"'SiE'iH ami b1d ~',ri,a@ tran, ogting Too hrariy
inoi. an wriA anil d~YSpcptic hqI;i*.
E!:ig.H:st@ii IG EH E':Srcly We.
C!&Elc.
The" Pills act ~ an l.xpcctorant, Tn!ro,
and .ipcriru,.
They promote Representation. Loosen III,
Phl"gm. and Clear The ILnl@s and other See
rc;ury crrams OF all morbid matter, ana ticce
j. nc; another remedy in the whole Matrrir
N"d:ra capahl, Of iinparIing such healing
properties to The lungs and Vital Organs rs
these Pills. They Cure t"stiS-ncss, produce
, good, regular appetite, and Strengthen tho
system.
Price - cents per box, containing % doses
oi Medicine.
Call IN The hgcn,S who sell the Pills, and
get the Phrri'r'S hhaumac Gratis, giving full
particulars: and certificates of cures.
Both kinds OF The above named Pills are for
sale IN St:mtcfSi!lr, hy
BARGAIN 81 co.
And! PERRY MOSES.
Who also keeps i supply Of Dr.. Spcnccr's
Vegetable Pills, and DIR. lIull's Celebrated
fisis, which stop The Chills and Fever the first
day.
July 90, 1854 80 ".
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Nov. -. lS)l
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gy BLANKS For sale a, this Office.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-07-10
BOOKS! BOOKS!:
The Pioneer Bookstore Of st. Paul:
T., HOWITZ s. co.

ID RESPECTFULLY the public, tina. they have
II chased W. q. LEpuc, ESQ.,, his old established
Bookstore, Immediately opposite the that they have
greatly added Miscellaneous and SfdndGfd
ork presenting assortment larger and more complete
found ST. Paul town this side OF ST.
Louis;
they complete assortment Of the best articles Of
Stationary, receiving additions thereto with every
boat;
That they design maintain the we-known reputation Of
the largest best and cheapest
stock Of Wall Paper;
That they agents crpes celebrated Monthly Maya
possible moment;
authorized wholesale agents for all Of Hcr
pers ucuabe Miscellaneous and Standard Works. which they
will furnish the Publishers prices in Men, FORKS
will continue keep and sell Il. S. Barnes y Co.'s
Series Books which series recommended by the STU
perinendent Schools III Minnesota, and universally
used throughout the Terri:ory
That they keep always hand StoddGrd s. Co.'s Pianos
and finish, selected with and
. give satisfaction;
That they tc supply Prince Co.'s Melodeons
the Manafacturlrs Prices;
That they in the territory for several ~ for
the sale of Printing Paper;
AMI generally they will keep article in their line
keep the reputation Of this Original
Pioneer Bookstore OF Minnesota.
Come and try :--erns .varably cash.
CoRNER Third AND WABASH STREETS. OPPOSITE
PoST-OFFIGE.
pau Irpp o0-Iy
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Sanders New Series.
RE Adm Ii o o X S
HAVE YOU SEEN THEM /?

HAVE YOU SEEN THEM!
TyNHEy admirable books All the Teachers who have
amined used them attest warmly their singular fitness
% purposes the school
the carefully Considered results OF tina most
ample experience teaching. and accordingly adapted adj
mrably every and of the learner.
..u long drawn out,
prove is not cat. that the picture
of horses that ssthe picture OF is not
cow information equally valuable and appropriate,
Il school book child.
the contrary the child is assumed to nave common senses
what useful and suited to his
He therefore puzzled on the start with long words
abstract definitions, with reading,
tempting without benefit, because above hsca
pacity interest, because insutferably dull
Sanders New Reading in the process till
the last plainly preparatory TO the next The pupil is
pleasantly and p,oay conducted through lessons consisting
three, yllabts; In regular succession, all
containing full of interest, moral and nsrucre yet
highly ener.anng and besides arranged while merely
teaching his mind with the most who'll
thoughts and deveope and strengthen his mental powers
Teachers examine them, ami Judge Tor yoir. elves
throughout the Territory have sctt Of the
Books examinations by calling w. s. Combs, near
House, who the agent for Mill
ncsota. June 6-dIy
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SUPERIOR, DOUGLAS COUNTY, WISCONSIN.

FINIS place situated Superior
L River at the head Of Lake Superior, and
ter site, better harbor. and
cal city, than other point in the North eGua.d
in prospective Importance by Chicago only
The proprctors have clear, nucd, and
title to the land upon which SUPERIOR laid pur-
chasers of lots receive WARRANTED deeds the
SUPERIOR laid out during the and already
contains several hundred inhabitants, hotel,
stores, c0rmodious pier, with warehouses,
the most ourshng in the West. The County
Seat U. s. Land Office, and Post Office located here,
where the Mississippi and Lake Superior U. s. Military Road,
Lake projected railroads
to the head Of Lake Superior The Svo' canal will
June. which time four lines Lake
to SUpERIoR,--on from Chicago, Cleveland, and
Buffalo enc vessels having been built expressly
this trade.
Two Steam Saw Mills and Printing Press the
Superior and will be promptly set to work.
the have been appropriated by the propetor
sold Ivy undersigned actual settlers TERMS
provide fund extensive public Improvements. Lbe
raj appropriations have been made for public
churches, railroads. &c, SC. $500. .-..s.r ns~
In order TO correct the Misrepresentation arising from sim
ariy Of names, 1t Is propr to state that Superior Cfy
which the title which legal controversy exists,
other and different places and in different township from
SUPERIOR.
and VIM. H. Newton Agent and Attorney for Propeor, and
Detroit, Cleveland, Toledo, Buffalo and other cities.
All persons who wish purchase lots, obtain information
apply Wm II. Newton, Superior. Douglas County, Wis
consin. WIN. II. NEWTON,
Agent and Attorney for Propretors of Superior.
Nav I. 1885. mv2-3md&w
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NEW AND INTERESTING BOOKS.

IF you want Books 'r STATIONERY, you wan. the bes
therefore, call attention OF my old customers ara
would inform public generally that keep constaxtly
hand choice and select assortment OF Books Envelopes
Memorandum Books, Wall Paper Gold and Steel
Pens Musical Instruments Pencils If every descriptions visit
Playing Cards Music Books; aud In fact everything
supply the sach OF the school boys the Desk OF the
Counting house, the table Of the craftsman
constantly receiving by express the latest works Of the day.
Fishing kinds 50J0 other things
mentions all OF which will be sold at the lowest prices for
cash.
strictly CASH believing 1t to be the best way for
the buyer al well as the seller.
purchasing goods line VIII do well to examine
my stock and prices before purchasing elsewhere.
trouble show goods Goods sent to any part Of the
city charge.
Teachers wishing school have copies Of McGuy,
Towns, and other series free charge.
SchoulS furnished at very low rates.
am going East In few weeks sell r.ccd prices
until then. WI DAHL.
fcb5-tf %, Robert Saint ,'Al.
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NEW ROOKSTOREI

~ HAMILTON Co., above Times once, are receive
We ing and opening the largest and best assortment
brought Chicago, which they oer Tor sale at
lowest possible cash prices.
We would cali attention stock Of WALL PAPER
comprising rolls purchased 1t very low
wanting would do well to look at our
assortment. -.
STATIONERY can't be beat this side Of Chi
.
WRITING PAPER Of all grades. PENS, INK, RurnEn,
INKsTANDs, RULERS, DLoTTIN0 AND DRAWING PAPER
all descriptions and all articles usually Kept In STA
tionery establishment.
GOLD PENS. We have large stock OF j. G. Burs Gold
Pens, warranted, which the public at Eastern
prices. Gold Silver Tooth Picks, very neal article.
Lcdger Journals, Day books, Pass books aud
OF all styles, In setts single.
We have good stock Miscellaneous loeks and great
variety Chlrcns Books which cannot fall to please.
Cheap publications. We have in store very large STOCK,
and received by Express soon as they are issued
press an arrangement In New York city
by which all the forwarded to US as soon as
printed.
OF School Books, have of A. s. BARNES Co.'s pub
locations, which other establishment In
town. Give ms a ca,--a. G.. HAMILTON l. CO.,
June
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-07-10

AN ACT
Entitled an Act Restore to Ephraim II. Whitaker
his civil rights a citizen Of the United Sta'es'
enacted by the Legislative Assembly Of the Territory
of Minnesota:
That Ephaim II. be and hereby restored TO all
rights privileges citizen OF the United States hee
all legal disabilities 10 ms eSefese
Of the be and the are hereby removed
!. :, NORRIS, Speaker of ". OF X.
VI. p. MURRAY, Pest Council
W. A. GORMAN.
hereby certify foregoing TO be the
Ac, on al. In This once. J. TRAVIS R0SSER.
Secretary Minnesota Territory.
AN ACT
To locate a Territorial Road from ST. Augusta, on
the Mississippi River, to Lac Traverse
B. enacted by the Legislative Assembly Of the Territory
Of Minnesota:
SEc.l. That John l.. Wilson, Anton Emhoe and Martin
the most direct and
and the location OF the
the Territory before the first day
September thousand eight hundred and ;ty
seven.
.. b. Hunt, Samuel A!,tn 6. G. Lee and
Ellsworth and the hereby appointed COM
Territorial Road Shak-
pee, Chaka, the most feasible routes to the
Forks Crew River.
J. 8. NORRIS, Speaker Of IT. Of r.
wM. p. MURRAY, Prest Council.
Approved March I'd, 1865.
A. GoRMAN.
hereby certify going of the orig
tna act ON file In this Office J. TRAVIS ROSSER,
Secretary of the Territory OF Minnesota
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= CORNER LOTS in Robert street being points
q business.
Governor Ramsey. house. in the Upper
Block A. Ia Winsow's Addition commanding splendid views
the town.
Bock4, In Warren Winsow's addition being desira
bic situation private residences and avrang the
vorable Inducements for Investments.
Also number ~ S, and 10 lots, Immediately adj
Joining the town limits.
l60 acres, 3mes st. Paul. well situated, and
ting advantage that could be desired
town. Apply at the office OF
EMERSON g. CASE,
mh26-i Opposite American House.
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h. n. rrTz.
- WRIGHT L Ffrz.

~. JOINERS, BUILDERS AND CONTAGIOUS, J
Shop Opposite the Winsow House. Near Fort Street.
AoULD respectfully inform the citizens Of St Paul. and the
w building community large, that they prepared TO
attend promptly all work them, either snpcrfn
tend the erection buildings furnish
by contract. One the firm having
experience at stair building attered with the
tia the fullest given this branch
st. PanI. March 2Osh- JSs5. mh2O-l vdAws
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Gland HOSE Ea1PoRfUM.

A. B1SSELLs thankfui past fsvcrs, the pub
" lie that he has his place business the Upper
Town. where he constantly show
the highest GRADES generally keeping variety hand Pu
chases sales made the city
And pleasing accommodations their by
month. week day. public patronage solicited
general satisfaction Given charge. 5s E@s
81. paul. Dec z3-fv ~ - -tt-s@f+
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]. II. e. WILSON,

DEALER IN REAL ESTATE, Watashaw street, in rear OF
~ the Capitol. Saint Paul, Minnesota Territory. Will give
particular attention TO locating Land Warrants, and will give
general information Government Lands Settlers.
Mr. Wilson be found Forest Lake, about %
St. Paul. where he has excellent opportunity selecting
best lands. 4 will the
above place twice a week. a,3O-tf
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now FOR A BARGAIN.

11v0R few BOOTS and SHOES ne NEW
YORK BOOT AND SHOE STORE st bsrgain, a. intend
dispose sock be ready the Spring
assortment and SHOES exhibited ST.
Paul, auA ise nsu't ian to ea md 30 cheap While
yea may. Ueo13-tO 49, G. 6. u0rHnAu.
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RINEHART. ALEX. zIEGLEk.

BENZ. RIEEHART. ALEX. ZIECLERs
II. RINEHART CO.,
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN CIGARS
TOBACCO, Sc,
North Main Street, under the Virginia HOTEL ST. Louis, No.
We keep always hand large and superior stock OF por
ted Domestic Regala, La Norma Mar, Londre Cheroo
Principe and other Havana Cigars Of the best brands.
May IA, 1854. my15;1y
WIN. D'GNCH. W. R. CAMPBELL.
D'GNCH & CAMPBELL,
WhoIesdIe Dealers and Importers in
RUGS, Chemicals. Paints Oils. GLASS; Dye-Sfus. &C.. No.
~ South Second Street, Cathedral Building, Be-
tween Market and Walnut, ST. LOUIS, MO.
June 23-dw6m~.
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THE BEAM OF DEVOTION.

never could find a reason,
WHY sorrow unbidden should stay,
And all the bright Joys OF life's season
Be driven unheeded away.
Our cares would wake no more emotion,
Were we Ia our lot but resigned,
Than pebbles flung into the ocean'
That leave scarce ripple behih"'
The world has spirit Of beauty,
Which looks upon all for the oes'
And while II discharges Its duty,
To Providerce leaves all the rest
That Spirits the beam OF aevo.lo ,,. alas.
Which lights us through ne 70 l'S s'o'e'
AMI sets Ike the sun in the ocean,
More beautiful far than II rose.
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Paper IIangings s. Paper Hanger!
HAVING RECEIVED LARGE STOCK OF PAPER
IL HANGINGS, and secured the assistance
Mr.. n. B. TERWILLER,
In this branch business ready all hang al
orders in the best se and at low having
paper will do well their
ap27-tf WIN, DAHL,
TO THE LADIES.
Few bottles of genuine Eau de Cologne and Lubins
IA Imported Perfumery,
i. UOWITZ & CO.'S ROCKS STORE
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May L, 1885.

For Sale,
VALUABLE house and lot Wnslow's Mill. The lot
n which the House stands is JOS feet by $50. Also
the opposite side the Sc 10y l76 feet The furniture
the house will be sold with it, II desired also quantity OF
wool Also Also.
The house, houses enclosures and all the Improvements,
and in excellent condition, there desra
BILE suburb residence in the city.
Also, lots S, IL. and II, in Block Randall
don St. Paul. Also valuable Leech's
dtion. A. PIERSE,
mar str Cedar street, next door to Episcopal Church.
A CARD. ...-
A VANCE BROWN begs to inform parties who wish
IA make profitable and safe investments in REAL ESTATE,
that he has sale large number Of the
improved the ST. Also,
from20 to 300 'front.' Anthony S
of Trade. Also, 81 Lots the Upper Levee,
Stnson, Brown X Ramsey's Addition.
A. VANCE DROWN.
st. Panl, May 81, 1Ss5.-1m.