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eet. the water aashing upon the skirts of nv

feel. the water dashing upon the skirts of m,
dress.
The poor child instantly became as pale a:
ashes, aud the frightened look she gave me
shall not soon forget. She tried to speak and
say that it was an accident, but her tongue was
paralyzed for the moment, and she found no
utterance.
The lesson l had received in the morning
served me for purposes of selfcontrol now; and
l said instantly in mild voice, Never mind,
Jane, know you couldn't help it. must tack
down that loose edge of the carpet. came
near tripping there, myself, to-day Go and
get floorcloth and wipe the water as quickly
as you can while l gather up the broken pie
ces"
The color came back instantly to James face.
She gave me one grateful look, and then ran
quickly away to do as l directed her. When
she came back she blamed herself for not bay-
ing been more careful, expressed sorrow for the
accident, and promised that she would be more
guarded in future.
The contrast between both our feelings now.
and what they were in the morning was very
great. left happier for having acted justly.
and and with due selfcontrol; and my little
girl though troubled on account of the acct
dent, had not the extra burden of my displeas-
ure to bear.
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The River Mail-Auihentic News from below
Lake Pepin.

Mr.. II. B. Mddaugh, of Red Wing, the mai
carrier on that portion Of the river route be
tween Winona and st. Paul, arrived yesterday
! from Winona, having made the trip up under
great difficulties. On Wednesday morning, a
Red Wing, he shouldered his heavy letter bag
and made his way On foot to Prescott through
the deep. unbroken snow drifts-a distance o
about thirty-fve miles, where he arrived in the
evening. We doubt whether there is in the
world locomotive that could have accomplish
ed this feat over railroad track, with the pres
ent depth of snow to impede. The highest
praise, aside from ample remuneration, is due
Mr.. Middaugh for the energy and prompness
with which he has supplied the river towns with
their mail matter He has never made fail
ure since assuming the contract, and his last
two trips have been performed under the most
trying circumstances.
A heavy rise in the Zombro and other tribu-
taries, had swelled the Mississippi below L IKE
Pepin some five feet above its winter mark.
and the ice was rapidly disappearing when Mr..
Middaugh left Winona. He thinks there is no
doubt that ere this the ice has entirely disap-
peared from the foot of the Lake to Galena.--
The ice was also breaking between Red Wing
and Point Prescott, and be expects to 60 down
to-day in a canoe from the latter to the former
point.
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JOSEPH BERGFELD,

Successor TO H Byers, Robert Street, Saint Paul,
VKIOULD call the attention of the public to his large
w and well selected stock OF Stoves, consisting in
part of the following:
Charter Oak; Golden Era; Empire State; Black War
rior; Black Diamond; Union Air Tight; American, do-
Albion, Western Queen; Morning Star; Prize Prem
iul CALIFORNIA; do Eastern; Eagle; Pioneers Air tight
Uncle Sam:
large assortment Of Parior Stoves which will be soM
at cost
Having an excellent Coppar Smith and Timers con-
stantly in his employ. prepared 20 do all kinds
his line of business with despatch and in the beet
manner
Ordersfrom the country promptly attended to- Coua-
try merchants aud others, would do well to give hi u
heir custom ST Paul, Feb 3, 1855
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GEO PROPER CARLOS wILct
Proper & Wilcox.

PrdcficdE SU7Vey0TS ana Ge'seTdI Land Agenfs,
Once, with Hanson, AttorneyatLaw, Second street
near the Land Office, Minneapolis, Minnesota Ter.
SURVEYING and Plating OF all descriptions done with
- accuracy Particular attention given to surveying
and locating government lands In the pneries
where territory Gold and land warrants are in re-
Quest investments made loans negotiated, collections
made and taxes paid agencies solicited Strangers and
citizens wishing to locate, sell purchase lands are in.
yited to Claimants make advantageous arrange
with for their purchase money Valuable prop
erty and always on hand in the embryo cities of
Minneapolis, st Anthony and st Paul also, Improved
farms, rural and pine lands, all OF which we offer on the
most liberal terms We respectfully solicit and hope to
useyi ia share of public and prirate trust
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From the knickerbocker
To my Mother.
eY sTIVEN c. MAssET'

Ny mother. canst thou see me- now,
From the far-off fields OF light:
Canst thou il spirit come again,
Ana bless me with Thy sight?
Oh can see thee. when these eyes
Are Closed in balmy sleep.
ANA reveling in happy dreams.
We sweet communion keep,
ears, years have pass ed. and lite 10 me
Has been but as dream;
Yet often have yearned for thee.
As sailing down its stream.
Fond Memory brings thee back again.
As thou vert once 10 me.
When nestled nfhy arms lay,
Or crept upon thy knee,
And when ] saw thee III that sleep
From which there is no wax ing.
Ana felt, as then ] eazed on thee.
Ny very heart was breaking:
oh can il be, that i'll that land
Where there is no more pain.
We may once more united be.
Never 10 part again?
And shall we meet as We have met.
And be as we have been;
4 I'd shall see thee smile on M.
A. / have sometimes seen?
Oh. God II this il is 10 meet
In Heavens own land OF light
Hume my path. direct my feet.
and guide my steps arighi,
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HARD iIMEs.-An advertisement in the Bos
ton Daily Mail lately for young man to work
in a store, was answered by eighteen applicants.
But one for gentleman TO travel and play
On the banjo, met four hundred and nine res
pondents.
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Cheap Cash Store.
]. FROST.

.1C.f Fsvresi j. + hOCl,
-. Whole sale and Retail Grocer,
EEP constantly hand Large and well selected
~ stock of GROCERIES and DRY GOODS, suitable
TOR the ST. Pnul and Minnesota market Fresh Goldfish,
iirect from Boston, by the heSshead; ~ttt
All kinds of Sagar;a : ses .--
Moiasses and G. Syrup;
Sack Salt Barrel;
Nails, Coffee and Tea; IS s..S-e -t..i 1Gl
20 Oysters, Extra Flour; O. ., a. ~ --
Corn Meal; Butter and Cheese;
Ness Pork, Soap and Candles; e-a
D. Peaches;
Fresh add preserved peaches; $50 ~ 3gTsi
Aso every thing else that customers can think of OF
e likely TO want. 49,
No. "a, THIRD STREET, ST. PAUL, MINNESOTA.
Nov. ., 1854. bea - dkw1y 9 1cl
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The Indiana Lee islaturc-E'eciion of Senator
lynn Eah

The Indiana LIE STANDARDIZATION Of Senator.
INDIANAPOLIS, Feb. %.
The election OF United States Senator from
this State, in place OF Mr.. Petit, whose time
expires on the 4th proximo, came up in the Le-
gislature to-day.
The Senate elected Hon. Isaac Blackford
The House amended by striking out Mr.. Black
ford's name and inserting Hon. Joseph G. Mar
shall. The Senate refused to concur in the
amendment.
There is considerable excitement, and at pre-
sent the hope of compromise is very small.
HAREIsBURG, Feb. q.
The two houses met in joint convention for
the purpose Of electing United States Sena-
tor. The ballot resulted as follows: Cameron
SIS, Bachelor 90. scattering 80. No choice. At
the last trial Cameron had SO. The second bal
lot resulted as follows Cameron 81, Buchan-
an SO, balance scattering. Sd ballot, Cameron
5S, Buchanan 49, balance scattering.
A motion was made to adjourn till to NOR
row and lost 63 to &c, when the convention ad-
iourned till the first Tuesday in October by a
vote Of &C to Go.
Destructive Fire at Toronso-A church and six
Dwellings Burned.
1913 4N BUFFALO, Feb Goth
At one O'Clock this morning, the Rev. Mr..
Riffs ehnrch. corner of Adelaide and Bay
streets. Toronto, was discovered in flames
The weather being intensely cold, and water
being scarce, The engines could render but lit
tie service. Before the flames were arrested,
the church and six dwellings destroyed. Loss
heavy.
ANCIENT CrgToN.-At Sandwich, England.
the curfew has been tolled every evening for
seven hundred years
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AN ARBITRARY LAVA resident of St. Pc
tersburg, who Intends to leave the country,
must advertise his intention for three success
sive weeks in the official journal.
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Special Notice.

DAf1ON PACKARD keep in their Once
- heyiSIers, wherein persons wishing dispose of
properly can register the with description there
o., price: &c which will be open the inspection OF
lhey will also issue from time time. Circulars de-
scrptve of such registered property and all the lands in
ther hands for sale; which, together with advertise
nehs III the oaiiy papers, and other
using, VIII give lands placed in their hands proni-
hence before the public which will insure their speedy
sale. dSvts
Loans Negotiated,
YIELDING from "a to Sc per cent. upon unen-
cumbered, Real Estate Maps can be seen at their
office OF az the Surveyed lands in Ainnesofa-aso
.hose OF Ioacn Ses and important points throughout
the Territory.
fartlcnlar attention will be paid TO the disposal of
Town Sites. Mill privileges Real Estate generally at
les. Feb o. 1o5s
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CHEAPEST BOOK EVER Pub
lished, and containing nearly dou-
bic The quantity of reading matter
in that OF The Fifty cents or Dol
Tar PubIicdti0Gs. 1t treats On
the PHYSIOLOGY OF MARRI-
AGE. and the secret infrmities
aud disorders of youth and matu-
rity, resulting from excuses which
destroy the physical and mental
powers observations Oh marriage,
its duties and disqualiications, &
their remedies with Autographs,
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ALL RIGHT, SO FAR.-Dates from Washington
up to the 2Gth alt, represent our Railroad mat
tiers as all right. There is no telling, however,
what mischief might have been concocted about
the time Of the final closing of the session. The
adjournment was to take place. by resolution,
at midnight on the Sd.
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illustrating the anatomy and physiology, and diseases OF
reproductive organs both sexes, their structures
ana functions. popular ard rehensive treatise
the duties and casualties of single and married ife-hap
Ply and fruitful alliances mode of securing themneli
to,l, and nferile ones-their DEVIATION and
important hints to those contemplating matrimony, that
will overcome objections ii; none, however, should
take this important step without first consulting its pages;
commentaries the diseases and medical treatment OF
females from infancy old age. each graphically
Illustrated Iy beautiful photographic plates nervous der
bty, its and by process at once simple,
and efectual, that failure is impossible; rules for
daily management: an essay on Spermatorrhoea with
practical obser, ations safer AMI successful
mode OF treatment precautionary hints on the evils
sung empirical practice all essay ell diseases
arising from inscretion, With plain and simple rules by
which all persons cure themselves without mercury
remedies for those sef-inIcted miseries and dsap
pointed hopes unfortunately prevalent IN the young
truthful adviser The married and those contem-
plating marriage. Its perusa is particularly recon-
ended TO persons entertaining secret doubts Of their
physical condition. and who are conscious OF having haZ
arded health happiness and privileges to which
~ human being is enedto. Price % cents copy,
or five copies TO dollar Mailed free Of postage TO
any part of the United States.
n. B.--Those who prefer may consult DR. La CROIx
upon any Of the diseases upon which his book treats, eth
personally or by mail. His medicines often cure IN
the space six days end completely and entirely
eradicate ell of those disorders which copava and
cubebs have long thought antidote, TO the
in OF tie health the patient. His 'French Secret Is
The great continental remedy for that class of disorders,
which unfortunately physicians treat with mercuryto
the destruction of the patients constitution,
and which all sarsaparla IN the world cannot cure.
DR. La CROIX'S medicines free from all mineral
posons, and put up in neat and compact form which
can be sent by Express Mail, and may be taken in
public pr house, while trayellinS without ex-
the intimate friend or room mate, him
drance business study, and important change
in diet is necessary. Medicines sent TO any part OF
the Union according 10 directions, safely and carefully
secured all observation Office removed from No.
&c Beaver ST., 81 Maiden Lane near Broadway Alba
ny. Ny. l3-1yv
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MARLEY & KERN.

DEALERS IN
HAIR ARE, TOOLS AND CUTLERY
On st. anthony ST., near the American House,
VNOULD call the attention of the citizens of ST. Paul
and vicinity 10 their new, large, and well sssortc
stock of
HOUSE FURNITURE,
Such Nails. Locks in all their variety wrought, cast
Parliament and Strap Hinges Bolts, Shutters, Fasteners
Bads Locks. Screws, Latches, Bell Pulls, and Door Rap
pers.
MECHANICS TOOLS.
Hand, Buck, Mill. Y, Back and Rip Saws; HatchetS,
Axes. broad and pitching Adze Spoke Shaves- Drawing
Knives; FiImer Socket, Turning Pairing Chises; Au-
ours. Braces. Trowes jack Smoothing and Fore Planes
Pows bead Guages boring Machines, Hatchets and Ham
mers Flat. Round and Saw Files. Two and Four-FolG
Rules.
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENT.
Forks Rakes, Scythes, Scyhesnaths, Hoes,
Trace, Back, Breast Timber and Lock Chains Grub Hoes
and Picks.
HOUSE FURNISHING.
Trays. Looking Glasses, Knives AMI Forks, Spoons;
fine assortment of silrer-pated, Britannia and Japan
Ware Boilers. Kettles, Firc-Dogs, Shovels and Tolias
Wse Irons. Coffee Burners Patent enamelled Iron ket
Ties Ladies, Swimmers, Grdirons, Coffee Mills Flat Irons
Butcher, Cook and Carving Knives.
They have also fine assortment of Saddlery. Trim.
mings, Strrups, Bits Buckles, with Chain Pumps, Doo
Scrapers, Corn Mills, Patent Balances and Counter Scales
St. Paul May Is, 1854. wifi
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81. p.ul Iro,, and Brass Foundry.

FUVHIS establshme is furnished with GOOD as
sortment of Patterns and is ready fill orders for
castings all descriptions short notice anu reasona-
be terms Having an experienced Pattern Maker in our
employ. prepared TO ger up patterns ef any ce'
scription that may be called Tor. .T3ssfr
Also, Iron Turning and finishing. ga szesI
Brass and Composition Casting made to order. Babb
metal &C.. constantly on hand. li---
Old cast ren and copper, taken in exchange fo
,vort. 4 re.e - 81 yTa +. 81. B. GILMAN.
81. paul. Augs II, 1854. div
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HANFORD, THAYER & CO.,
WHOLESALE DEALERS
C|othinp& Gentlemen 3 Furnishing Goods

No. 1870 and 1872 Main Street, Corner of Green,
door below the Virginia Hotel, Saint LOUIS Missouri
HAVING enlarged Store double the former size,
LII making 1t the largest and best arranged Clothing
Warehouse in the city, prepared to offer unusual
inducements to purchasers in our line.
Our immense stock for the approaching Fall and W in
Trade, is manufactured expressly for this market,
and we feel confident that merchants find
variety and styles much better adapted 10 the western
Trade than they will fn. in the East. .
Our goods of the Best Materials wei cut and made
and warranted 10 ft. .rra et a.
The largest and best stock assorted Shirts in the
West. .-4 a@ t
Our assortment of Boys Clothing is large and
plete.
India Rubber and Oil Clothing at Eastern prices.
Merchants visiting ST. Louis, particularly invited
to call and examine Goods and Prices before making
their purchases elsewhere. ..---
HANFORD, THAYER & CO.. st. Louis. Mo.
HANFoRD 4 BROTHER. Manufacturers, New-York
August l. 1851. II
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The above scheme has been got up for the express pr
pose Of raising funds to procure the Town Clock great
number of applications have been made before this was
get out.
All letters from the country promptly attended to- Tho
drawing numbers will be published after it OIL,
andt is expected to be drawn about the LIST of April
All the watches and other article, have been Sc
lected NEST eminent makers. will be seen
above and every article put down to the Eastern price,
For Tickets, apply to W. 1LLlNGWORTH,
Watch Maker, Cor. Jackson Il 9th street,
March 5-dAcMff Saint Paul.
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MARRIED,
DIED.

In Hudson. the 9th inst, by Rev. A. Gibson. Mr.
EDGAR P. DELONG TO Miss MARY ANN MORGAN.
both OF township 81 of range 13.
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re- We are indebted TO our fellow citizen.
Darwin c.. Smith, Esq, who arrived home bv
cypress yesterday, for Chicago and New York
papers of the latest dates received
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In Menomonee, "Wednesday. FEB. IS, T. D. BEAR
Up. aged 90. L+4ei
In Hudson, on SUNDAY March 4, ADA ROZENA BASS.
daughter Of r. NJ. and II. A. Bass, aged years aud 5
months.
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A VERY PRETTY THoUGHT.--Longfelow, in
his prose tale of "kavanah," calls Sunday the
golden clasp which binds the volume Of the
week"
Mrs. Playmind says that one of the predes
Librarians she ever heard OF, was that man men
thousand miles in two hundred consequential
hours. 70 --e-t r-
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Destructive Fire at Toronto-A church and Six
Dwellings Burned.

ANCIENT CUsToM-At Sandwich, England.
the curfew has been tolled every evening for
seyen hundred wears.
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WAKEFIELD & BROWN.

A TTORNEYS AND COUNSELLORS AT LA"
IN Homes Sc, opposite the WATSON House, Skakopee
Scott county, III. T., will give prompt attention to IN
business Of their profession in this and adjoining coun
ties. Claims bought and sold. Information FURNISHED
with reference to titles free of charge.
J:B wAKEFIEIp. l.. NJ. BROWN.
Nov. 27, lS54.--~ r (w1yl --sEf ~. g .t.f-
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HuyHE Planters Northern Bride, Just receivedat
- - esyfgss- 4 H0WlTZ Is CO.'S Bookstore.
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Great Bargains I'm Land /!

EATON PACKARD have always ON hand from
~ fitfeen to Thirty Thousand Acres of FARMING
Land, situated in different parts of the Territory
rous descriptions, which will be sold in Quantities and
upon terms 10 suit purchasers. Feb. 1855.
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LOSING ONES TEMPER.

JOHN KENNEDY, Secretary.
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THE GREAT
ClOck-Gift Enterprise!
THE GOOD TINE CoMINGii.
Fifty Gold & Silver Watches!

ONE HUNDRED @l0gMgggg
Toget her with valuable selection 80
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DAYTON & PACKARD.
Dealers in Real Estate.

0fce at the junction of Third, Bench and ST. Anfho
ny Streets, near the Post Office.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-30
fAcrs For THE PEOPLE.

IN he Great progress constantly making IN every
/ hr.nh Of Science and Art in this country, aud cs-
necisily in Davenport the Art Of making covering for
"' UNDERSTANDING or THE PxoPLE
has moi forgotten, for there has been Mar Boof
and Shss Mandatory and Store estaolishsd IN pay
.nnort ON Brady 81. between Second and THIRD where
avery variety uf the most fashionable Boots q SHOES
can be found; and that IL may be generally known thnl
.nch ia thc case, the subscriber takes this opportunity
10 inform the public that he has Ok hand the arges
.,ock of Boots Il Shoes that was ever offered IN any
s,ors in the State, all of his own make and warranted
IN N, as good Ms any custom work made Ia this country
which he offers to sell at less prices than much lnierior
r,ies can be bought FOR elsewhere. Also ne Is pre-
10 make to order any and all KINDS of The most
shonable STYLES of Boots and Shoes al short no'1ce
Particular Attention
will II. maid 10 the manufacture OF Gents nne sewea
ret nnd fancy Shoes also Ladies' line black nnd toi
area yni,ers Glove Kid Pokas Jenny Linds, Bushins
''' LEATHER AND BINDINGS
Constantly on hand. large stock OF Sole Leather,
Eranch and Anne rican calf upper leather, KIP Moroc
20 ,ininr. Binding Pegs, Nails, Thread Gaioon nnd
an articles usually keptn finders stores which WI" DC
sold at the lowest market price ,e,,..
To merchants and especially Boot nha shoen'sers,
would SAY most cmphaticali. thst nave on hahu
mn Cases of the Best Boots ana saoss tnal Wa
brought into tho country, which are offered 10 me
tala NJ rri,es that will compete with an! house ~
III. Western States and all who In watt al nome
made Boots and Shoes respectful! invited 10 ex
this stock before purchasing elsewhere:
W. 4. POTTER, Proprietor
w. G. BurrrRr,rLD, Agt
June 10.
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GREAT BARGAINS!
NEW YORK CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT
Wholesale and Retail.
WYE have last received the largest and best as
w sortment of FALL AND WINTER CLOTH
NC that was brought to this western country
consisting in part OF the following articles:
American, English. French and German Broadclotl
Coats. ofdiHerent styles and qualities.
Overeoats, Beaver Blanket, Petersham, Pilot Clsth
rnion Cio.h, Lions skin, Mohair.
Double Coats Of the same materials.
Fail Goats Of Satinets, Tweed, Cashmere, Doe
Skin, Cashmarette and Jeans, of every style
FURNISHING GOODS
Consisting OF a fine assortment OF Silk Crayats.
Stocks, Neck Handke rchiefs Pocket handkerchief,
Drawers. Undershirts, Hats Caps, Buckskin Gloves.
India rubber coats and pants. Trunks Valices and
Carpet bags. Fine White and Fancy bosom Shirts,
Shirt Collars. Also a fine lot of
BOYS CLOTHING
and piece goods Persons will find il TO their inter
est 10 give a call before purchasing els where
Store on Front Street, opposite Ferry Landing in
Or. Halls new building.
BERLIZHETMER d FLEISCHMAN.
ravenpnrt Sent l9th 1854.
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BOOK BINDERY.
Blank Book and Paper Box Mandatory.

No. COMMERCIAL BUILDING.
Wy MULLER, Book Binder Va Davenport, begs
w leave 10 inform the citizens of'Dayenport Rock
Island Moline aud vicinity that he has reery.d ru-
ling Machine and Is prepared to do nil the work
in this line Paper Ruling and Rank Book Manufae
turing Also all sorts II Binding; manufactures all
sorts of Paper Boxes, Frames and Nrrnises Maps aud
Pictures &c. He also does Paper Hanging at the
lowest prices
Blank Books for general use, Band, Hat and Pamph-
let Boxes constantly on hand.
May II, 1854 trw- II W. MULLER.
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NEW YORK HARNESS STORE

LAS been removed from Brady TO Second Street,
four doors East Of Brady, where shall be pleas
ed TO wait all who wish good articles In the harness
line. The assortment Is the most com piote ever offer
ed here before. Great pains taken to please.
Keep always on hand Collar Brides, Halle rs ards
brushes, Curry-Combs Ply-Netts Of every kind In
their season. Leather FlyNetts also.
Whip. and Saddles in abundance. Whips from 25
ctsupwards: Saddles from 80, 90 to SIS, 90.
All work warranted to be as recommended.
G. w. BARNES.
Dsvapport May 10TH I.54-wtrw-tf