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The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1855-10-27
FOREIGN NEWS.


New York, Oct. 10.
The Atlantic arrived at 8: 30 this fore
noon. with Liverpool dates to Oct. 6.
Sebattopol was certainly to be blown up
by the Allies, and mines were being sunk for
the purpose:
Gortschakoff's army was threatened by
large forces of the Allies from Eupatoria and
Badair.
On the Goth September, some Russians
were defeated near Eupatoria by French cav
airy, with loss OF 90 killed and lOO prison.
ers.
A collision is anticipated between the Wes-
tern Powers and the King of Greece, on &C
count of the latter's Russian prOclivities.
The food question is still serious both i'll
France and Germany.
The Allies had captured Russian convoy
at Kars with provisions for the garrison, with
1000 horses and 300 men.
Kars still held out, but it's provisions are
nearly exhausted. 1t was anticipated, how
ever, that the snow would compel the Nus-
slams to retire.
The Allies had mounted large number oil
mortars at Sebastopol, preparatory to bonn
harding the Russian position on the north
side.
The correspondent of the London News
says the Russians are making preparations
for the evacuation of the north side.
The revenue returns of Great Britain show
an increase of near f8, SOC, 900, owing chiefly
to the additional income tax.
Gcrtschakoff reports that on the Sd an in
efiectuaI movement Lad been made on his
left flank.
A posstion Of the allied fleet sailed on 9
secret expedition, supposed for Nicoalc Of
Odessa.
The Car was at Odessa. He has ISSUED
an encouraging address to the Russian PEG
pie.
Gortschakosf has published a hopeful ad.
dress to his soldiers. He admits the loss o
from 500 to 1000 men per day for the &c
days previous to the close of the siege, but
says in conclusion: "Sebastopol only en-
chained us to its walls. We arc now free
and new war commences"
The Bank of England has still further adj
vanced its rates of discount to l-2 per cent
The Atlantic brings 2l7 passengers.
The Ericsson arrived at Southampton or
September p.
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TIC Democra, and superior.

The Democrat of Tuesday is out with an
other long TRADE of personal abuse and So
phistical nonsense attempting to prove %
that Rice and Breckenridgcs man, McCrack-
en-. is the qualified Councillor elect from the
Chisaco District. Below is the leyfl argu-
ment adduced by the Democrat to carry its
point. This, be it understood, is all that
can be adduced, in law, to ride rough shod
over DR.. Mayo's census returns, and the tes-
timony of Slaughter, Ely, Brewster and some
twenty other good and true men who will be
called to the stand as fast as they are want
ed. The Democrat says:
cit has been stated that tire Lake Superb
or country was only opened to settlers in
March last, and that prior to that time, no
persons could reside on the north shore,
except licensed Indian traders and govern
ment officers. This is a mistake-wc use a
very mild word. The treaty by which the
Lake Superior country was purchased from
the Indians, was made last September one
year. and before tire treaty was ratified, hun
dreds of persons had moved to the north
shore, and selected claims, WITH VIEW OF
MAKING THEM COOD. As SoUs AS iHt-4n
DENCE WAS ALLOWED BY LAW"
SIS soon as Meir nesideuce acas oNoaed by
lar % That's just the point VIC wanted to
get you upon, old fellow! You can now go
on and traducc the men who bear witness
against you to your hearts content. We are
ready for thorough raking up of this whole
Superior misunderstanding some Of the
original land claims and all.
We charge without fear of successful con-
tradiction, that Mr.. McCracken was not a
resident of Minnesota last June, and had no
valuable claim upon the north shore at the
time.
We also charge in addition to what we
have stated heretofore, that the vote On the
road, where Orrin w. Rice--a brother of H.
M.-was manager, was a fraudulent and ilie-
gal vote from beginning to end.
We intend to pursue this matter; and have
full faith, if VIC live till the first Wednesday
in January next, to sec Mr.. McCracken hos-
ted ''sky-aigh" out of the Council, if he
dare to attempt to take his seat with only
this fraudulent Superior vote to back him.
More than this: Mr.. Rice himself must
publicly clear his skirts of this disgraceful
operation, else he will hear much about il on
the floor of Congress next winter and hear
of it to his eternal disgrace. Dan. Mace, Of
Indiana, and other good Republican members
know something about his Superior opera
tons already; and the shape things are now
taking here at Mr.. Rice's home will further
enlighten them. A score of fresh facts are
in fair way Of being brought to light where
with to burn our Delegates check, if shame
can burn it. The history of the Superior
swindle-its beginning and progress thus far
-c.ulnot be smothcred by vindictivc slang
against the private character of MIR. Slaugh-
ter and sundry other honest and good citizens,
who have suffered by pre-concerted plan Of
land robbing such as the West or the world
has scarcely heretofore known.
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AUcr1oNs-Messrs. Moses, Kettering and
Cleland give notice that they will hold an
auction every evening until their stock is dis
posed Of These gentlemen are regarded as
among the foremost in the AUCTION and Com
mission business in this place. And well
they may be, if industry economy and prompt
business habits are to be considered as All
index of success. We advise all who are
in want of goods to give them call or il
you don't want anything, call on them this
evening and you will be most agreeably en-
tcrtained.
STRANcERs.-Among the many strangers
now scjourning in St. Paul are Col. Tar
bell, late editor of the Essex County IN.
~ Republican," and Col. Aldrich, of Dir,
on, Illinois. Both gentlemen are noted in
the political and social world in tteir respec-
tive localities. qr.. C-5as.fr,.tr,S B..
e A State Agricultural College has
been organized at Cleveland, Ohio, with five
capable Professors. The frst course twelve
weeks) of daily lectures will commence with
December. Terms $40. Harvey Rice. Pres
ident; Thomas Brown, Scc'y.
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ole Weeklq Minntsutiun.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, OCTOBER "a, 1856.
A Republican Document.

We commence to-day the publication Of
Senator Stewards great speech, delivered at
Albany on Friday evening, the 18th inst.
We have felt it our duty to the Great
Cause for which VIC are battling, to lay this
last effort of the acknowledged Statesmen OF
our country before our readers, notwlth-
standing some of them may wish to he re-
lieved from political reading, now that the
election is over The Republican movement
has been much traduced and misunderstood
ia Minnesota and in order that all may un-
.derstand it's full mission--its mhole end and
aim--we desire that every citizen should
read this full chart Of its principles, drawn
BY the master hand and head of the chief OF
its great leaders.
The speech will occupy considerable
space in our daily columns for three days,
but will be put together properly and entire
in our weekly of this week.
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ST. LOUIS, Oct. Is.

ct. LOUIS; VCt. TO.
The Lexington, Mo-, Express of Saturday
last publishes report that exGov. Reeder
has been murdered at st. Joseph.
The editorof the Express, after due inquiry
pronounced the report hoax, but adds that
a rumor is in circulation at st. Joseph that
Reeder had been engaged in fight some
where in the Territory, but no account of his
health Icing injured.
BALT1MoRE r, Oct. l8.
The health Of Norfolk continues to i'm
prove. On Tuesday there were two new
cases and six deaths.
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c. c. WAsHEuRNE.-We rejoice to learn
that Mr.. Washburne's disease is broken, and
that he is in fair way to recover. The Ga
lena Advertiser Of Saturday says: ''The
friends of this gentleman will be glad to
learn, that he was last night considered bet
ter by his physicians, and hopes arc enter
tanned Of his recovery"
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St. Paul, Oct. ODD, 1855"

St. Paul. Oct. I'D, 1900"
And out of this three hundred Inhabitants
"a large proportion of whom came into the
country not nearly six months before the
election-five hundred roterS have been manu-
featured! Most precious ,illainy!!
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ACCIDENT TO THE LADY FkaNKL1N.-
This popular packet, coming up the last trip,
was blown into the woods by the heavy
wind of Saturday night, and lost one of her
chimneys.
The Lady had large number of passen-
gers, including our fellow-citizen j. E. Whit
ney, the daguerrean artist, who We are now
happy TO state has come home to stay.
GLENCOE PRECINCT, CARVER CouNrY.-
This is an election precinct situated near the
west side of Carver County, and the returns
from there have just come in. They are as
follows:
For Delegate, Marshall, IL, Rice, 3; Coun-
Gil, Bassett, Is, Hanson, Representative.
DR.. Thos. Foster, ii; Sheriff, l.. H. Griffin,
IA; Co. Surveyor, 4. T. Bell l3. H.. F.,
"WILL HE COME TO MINNESOTA ?'-This
is potent query now addressed to the friends
Of Gov. Medill-of whom there are several
very worthy ones in St. Paul. The great
Ohio defunct has fine property adjacent to
our city; and as Minnesota has aforetime be-
come the refuge ground of most of the bro
ken-down political "plugs'' of all parties in
the States, some of the "boys" are very nat
urally looking for the last victim of Nebras-
kaism to migrate" We rather guess the
Governor will ''quit politics" and come out
to st. Paul. ..es--
E4 Wisconsin, by her new census, has
a population Of $50, JOG, against sos, 39l in
1850. Gain in five years, 246, 71S, or about
50 per cent. There arc but 788 blacks in the
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for the two counties-not over that number.
Included in this number were the names OF
several who lived in Superior, Wisconsin, but
claimed residence in Minnesota under the
Claim Law.
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-12-06
Grocery and Provision Store!

rw'Ir oud respectfully inform the citizens
& Richmond and vicinity. that he has commenced
sq-a Grocery and Provision business in the former
occupied v. II. Citizens. and has hand OF
@ stocks articles in his line offered for sale in
scity consists Of Lear crushed
I-vafa brown Sugars, Cones Chocolate. SAsratus
-r spices Of all kinds green and black Teas Of superb
or quality Nolass-s Syrup, Fruits Nuts Tobacco, Cigars,
Cheese Beef and in fAe almost article
Family Groceries, which he will sell As low - they
re had in this city slsew here.
Having gagged in this - permanent business. and in
tending 10 devote 10 the he hopss
90 deserve share of the public patronage
J. l. MEEk.yR.
rirhr,oDa S.ptember
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Rooms to Let.
An Address to the Christian Clergy,

Something Good for Every Body.
1OOO SUPERIOR Sugar Cured Hams. my curing
ooo The above Hams warranted. and the public
respectfully invited call and examine the For
sale by G.. W. BARNES.
HNITY MADE SHfRTS-Some entirely styles
" Sept q. A. NJ MiLLERS.
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Dried Peaches,

fsHnE quality OF Tennessee Peaches constantly on
I'll hand At No. II Main street. GEO. w. BARNES.
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Fresh Arrival!

~AyING Just received from Philadelphia and Pittssurs
- 4rye sortrnent Drugs which, in addition 20 old
STOCK, 1t compiete, Am nsv ready to VAT apon
Country Druggists who will find TO their
nt before buying elsewhere as lam prepared
e. rice. suit the times Having selected Win
care The medicines which have. safely recommend
public. Painters and Builders would do we'll TO
"a q rxarn my Of Paints and prices beforc suR
ing themselves essvhere. PsddsYs supplied with Esseaees
ster Oils, Inks. general assortment or
E articles TOOTH Hair Paint Brushes, Paints, Per
l1aer soaps ell superior article Of Tooacce and
imported forget the No. which 10 ~ Main
ss.s here customers will With prompt attention
Al orders correctly answered Physicians prescriptions
l.: II. MCCULLOUGH,
Wholesale and Retail Druggist,
Ir.s 2f I-5, No. &. Main street. Richmond
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DIR. EVERSON'S
/ EprED STATES IMMINENT!
For MAN and Beast!

I,It SpS unrivAlsd for power or efficacy. OF exten
) eiFe application il readily rnduees Tumors Swell
.-g. determinations etc. In Weak Backs II acts like
charm. Mrs. Address, of Sprinsboro. o had Cur
atule Of Spine and large Tumor. removed BY II -
Icy H. If YOU would know its powers
Fu up in large bottles for only 20 cents or five bot
o. = fer 81 EVERSON & CO., Proprietors.
BOX sale by +. Potts and Nj G Lewis, Richmond:
snL by Dru sgists and dealers generally.
w. W. ROBERTS * CO.. indianapolis.
G2neral Wholesale Ageuts for the State. 10 HON all
lers should be addressed.
June 5, 1875. 81
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City Shoe Store.

have just received fr ON New York
aHd Cinoinnsti. al estensi We ami superior
-~stock Of I+4dics. Misses and Children $
Shoes, consisting q: Ere nch Md. Enamel
I'd. bronze and ro.ored Busias and slippers, Jen-
~ Lind Caters for ladies' Misses and children Pine
Boots and Shoes men and bays. su calf, goat.
cuaneed. patent leather ard co:h Con ress Shoes and
Slippers.
Hats q various stvies-SiIk Paname- Pain Lea. and
M.rieaibo latest style and most beautiful finish.
manufacturing al Of the mast fashionable kinds
If Boots and Shoes order o Inc best 'eTIal and
workmanship having my employ me best 81 workUen
feel confident FROM the experience have had IN ba-
siues thatmy work will compare fsvo-abiy with any
in tie West. Thankful for plss patronage, respect
fully solicit a continuance Of il. JOB BoRToS-
Richmond. Sept 90. 1854. Att
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. nm ToPLAR. Walnut, Red Oak and Ash Logs wanted
VOO for which the highest sash price will be paid on
delivery the Depot
ia supply o: poplar walnut, oak and ash shin
superior quality. and Jost constantly asps
sal hand 81 reduced prices.
g Timer orkes upsn the halves, delivered in large
as ~ convenient. DO Turning sastHs HorsiEy
c-frfsrr ~ EATON CLARK.
-. 52-a
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Zimmer'S Cough Candy.

E>HE for Coughs Cslds Sore fArsas
etc just eon.sneing and the pansssa fss soeA ills
threats heir lad all the
And villages the esats. sad particularly The nannfsets
in Rehmond II Wholesale - RETAIL The a1ctsa ere
recommended 10 give is . trial. G zIA4Bk
1o11 oorsss, eDpssite oilb0S 1ssss
November Z, 1oSo go
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A New and Complete Systematic Series
or school Biographies,
BY,S. S. CORNELL,
II THREE PARTS.

n rHRKK PARTS.
HI series prepared with unusual By n
pereEeed and accomplished teacher. with The view Of
meeting the keenly felt BY best nstfce
bors Of . systematic series Of School Geography
The plan 10 original progressive and
vested Of all properly belonging to 1e subee
The divisions Geographical science simply and appre
prate!y respective heads he
ions usually The text - simple
concise and maps and the Instructions com
bine cher degree Of and than be
found in any ether Geographical sofxs
While forming the series are progressive
con,e:- self and he used for the grade
scholarship which Is desEned independent Of the
otaers.
Although it i, only few months since the Primary and
appeared they have been adopted he
the public schools Of New York.
BrookIyn Albany, Rochester. Philadelphia Wasaingon
Cincinnati ST. Louis, Indianapolis and
other places.
This 2muaended By Board 9. Educa
Indiana the following fro
circular issued tie Department OF Public Instruction..
August l6th i-45,
1T Is beev= h text looks BY the former
Board, and IN extensive in schools are such -
for which the Board after due consideration and
tiens have resolved introduce Corssls
res which in their Judgment 10 superior to the
formerly recommended TO fully Justify the charge
PuoIishei y r. APPLETON r CO. New YORK, and Yer
sale by all the rIncia booksellers o. the country
November :, le55. E-3n>
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sale Of Real Estate.

DURSTAST 10 the power given to the undersigned By
the last will and Of John Dugan, late Of
Wayne county State of Indiana deceased dated the
ITth day Of January 1884, will offer public sale
the premises hereinafter described Thursday the Sd
day Of January G 10 O'Clock. OF said day, the fol-
lowing described r estate being and situated IN SAID
county towi. One hundred in the north part OF
the north quarter Of section lfteen, in township
thirteen, and range Of the purchase
will be the day If sale. and the bal
in equal in staimeats Of ,ad two ysAzs Tom
the day of sale. conveyance viii De mado 10 P0r-
chaser and q gage required of him the land to
the deferred and the deed ano mortgage
will be sabjec, the confirmation Of the Court Of Com
Pleas of said County. Aaout 40 are eiesrod
and under good cultivation Further terms will be
made known tho dry of sale.
JOHN G. pUGAN
SAMUEL tRYAR,
November s, l355.-4T-ts Executors.
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A. RALLARD would intern all whom u
4 rev concern, that he may a. all times be found
an. !. lis stand. Piumznef's building, Pearl
~ street, q south Of Main ready sne vii
So ling to DO all in his power for TIE sess ~ men.
uorssn ard children. good assortment Of Boots ard
es hand, order OF the sest material
al Eors anshp, warranted gre satisfaction. B1, the
most important Is that in view Of all the ciTeuastan
ca m surrounded, and the pecul srities Of the
5sesg sef been driven to adopt the exclusive
81 Ths cement will no doubt enable me 20
redace prices woyk materially which fully
intend 70 lowest consistent With sound policy
ard living Profits. Good material, and substantial
vork principle that believe 70 be Amos.
Bversai community, and that fully Intend q
keep in view in the prosecution Of business
T.feh-rsud. Aayus, H. IeJE. ash
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Life Of VIM. Penn,

- LIFTING MaCaueys libe,lous attacks upon the
4 . F.ssnds Janney's Life Of GEORGE FOX, Foxs
5oulual Writings Of Nsyor, Evans Exposition. Sands
Journal Penns No Cross No Crown, and other STANDARD
Rooss for Friends, for sale at
E--tr,,,j Sert 30 1855 AO-n
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Ready-Made Clothing

our present stock is heavier than we have usually
~ kept sill Of which have been made to order,
determined sell them prices that will defa
honorable competition. A u. AlLLEH.
September 81. sl-t
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Gas Light.

THE uBdersigned prepared 70 pu,up In The mo st npro
tia all styles Of Gas Fixtures Of
.l, ana fancy finish. They also furnish Pipes for
team 81 wEter at Cnei prices shop over paxson
1881 store c. COLLIER & co.
a.,ts-,ar 4i-3m
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SCOTT Il CRAWFORD

SCOTT & CRAWFORD
IIAyE sale
d i5G pieces Nader Prints. i0c;
40 do Bleached Muslin, "a wide, &c;
80 do do do. : do 9@1oc
40 do do DO, 81 inches, I2c. prime goods;
20 DO heavy Brown Sheetng. A. &c;
40 do do Shirtiug. 81, l2lsc,
40 do fine unble arhed -. i0c;
2S do best Canton Flannel tGiaci
30 do do Ticking. i0d, 20ci
20 do Ginghams. i2lsc cheap at 10;
Is do best DeBeges, 20c 1orth25;
DeLaines. laia G5oc. These are extra bargains
Asevpieces I! Cashmere de Cos
Pine all " 90 DeL2ines, 31a-lec;
Brocha Shawis, s. to -; cheap
Fine all wool ShawIs 81 So
Mode and drah silk frnged Shawls, - So worth ea;
Is doz Lise thread Glove SIC or Coo per doZ;
80 dox grey white, black and mode Hose. l21ac
81 per de1:
go dor gents Hose. IOc. or 81 per dcz
do o half Hose. lo9l2s1c;
100 yards Black Silk. "a. Ga
$50 do do do. 30 inches, .5c:
And a full up s. A large stock Of nes
syIe fancy do from Mantillss silks and
Cioaking Cloths kinds Of Trimmings. Sign Of the Pet
Lamb 3su
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Great Bargains.
2o,nb-ssomes. .yzoyssn,enss, sc.

" & r. MORRISON. MAm s., Richmond, Ind,
II still continues n manufacture, 20 order, every
variety Of Plain and Ornamental Stones, monu-
rnents &C. SC o. me latest style and most beautiful
patterns.
f. Re taxes pains in inform ne his friends that
re ~ii sell cheap i itIt> eataTtT, tor ready
cash t+.en be bougni IN the State
His Work IS warrsnts3 equal to any made IN thu
West and perfect satisfaction guaranteed The pub
Ia re invited 70 cali ane examine MS soe. and sPeci
i}.chra5ad, March 10. 1854
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New Advancement.

- ZINMER would respectfully inform his old
-. friends and customers. that he has moved his
Candy msnufaetory to No. ~ Main street, where he
viii Keep a general assortment of Candies, Nuts,
-ruits and Cigsrs Also, . general assortment Of
NOTlONS--Threats, Buttons, Combs, Hosiery.
Gloves and such articles usually kept in No
don stores fer sale Wholesale and retail, At Cine
at prices.
Richmond, August g, 1855. S4.u
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Rich mOnd Green House.

Richmond Green House.
TIVE unders guet has completed his Ard
opened his Green House. situated the soath end Of
street the city Of Richmond and prepared
furnish the friends of horticulture with general as
OF Native and Tropical Plants lie has about -
the latest and beautiful Roses, tameas
yerbenas. Dahas, and
variety Of Green Plants. variety Of the
latest and approved Strawberry Plants and CsAsbA
Grape Vines JOHN J. COSLb1.
Hichnoct Arril :. 1854 loft
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Watches and JeWelrY!

III I
- e.. gold and silver cases for railroad purposes
Cold Guards and + OBJ Chains
Ear Rings Of various patterns:
Musical Sexes sad Aceor d-oss:
Gold Pens and Pencil fases;
Silver Ware and Plated Goods;
Bresstpins of the latest patterns
s4 Ws,che. ant Clocks repaired oy skHliui
WORKMAN Having procured enc q the rest worS-
intend that sll WORK tat i entrusted 10 81
shall &c repaired with the utmost care aac on
reasonable and vssrrsne3 TO keep good time ae-
eercins 20 their 7u,fi;v-
Ta.nkfnl fer past avors, wish eontiaasase o. tie
,.ms c 4. DICKINSON.
No IS Main street. sisn Of COLLEEN b.sle
I'm, 81 rS5s 21tf
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Hcost& Craw ford keep Cc.ton Yarn Cove-ies Warp
and thread. white ana cosored Twiae. weaing
toa Batting A.d wadiinx: Dayton Yarns and RlehBoad
Batting. Sept II.
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CHARLES PRIC1s
Boot and Shoe Dealer.

No. 10 Main street, Rich mOnA, Indiana,
IAS made additions his stock Of Boots
II II Shoes and confidently assures purchasers
satisfy almost demand his line Among
the articles he has
Caters qualities and styles Of tnishsone
very
french Kid Buskins Slippers Morocco
Jenny Lind Ties, chdrsns ankle ties, Ladies' Rub
Der Sandals, neat and tasty.
A large variety OF gentsmsns Boots. Shoes, RshbsYs
CATERS Slippers French Calf Boots Shoes Boy Boots
and shoes descriiop and other kinds
mention.
All Of such work be
required Of materials good
Gra,eful for patronage he respectfully soiicts
continuance oft.
November /, 1855. 46f
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Coffee.

4 SUPERIOR article Rio Coffee AWAY. be found
n stwhoiesale o retail ST Nc. 81 Msin street
March @ 1855 GEO. W BARNES.