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\Ew YORK Oct. 81.
A lrttr from Acapulco. Oct lith to the
Times, states that the steamer Sierra Nevada,
at San Juan. with the passengers who ltit New
York Sept. 9Th, put into that port about Oct,
eth, The cholera had been raging on board TO
a fearful extent. Seventy-one deaths had &C.
CURED on the passage, and twenty four while in
that port. The authorities hal refused 10 allow
the dead TO bc brought ashore The writer
states that the mortality may have been cxag-
gerated, The Cortez which put in a week after,
had had no sickness.
The Sidney, Australia, papers contain an ac
count Of piracy aud murder said to have been
committed ON hoard the whaling ship John,
New Bedford, in which the captain. two mates
and several scamcn were murdered by some ma
tive sailors, and the ship taken possession Of
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WASHINGTON, Monday Oct. 30.

u
The President has decided that the resolution
Of Congress, Of February, 1883, providing for
Brcyct rank Of Lieut. General. under which
Gen. Scott received that appointment. gives
him additional pay and allowances. aud tina, it
is retroactive in its operation from May Goth
islI which decision has been communicated To
Gen. scott.
Gen. II. Fairfield has been appointed Consul
at Por, Louis. Isle Of France.
In the L. s. Court Of Claims, to-day the ar
gunent in the Florida ca4rr was continued by
Mr. Sherman, chiefly in support Of damage uoI1r
the special treaty.
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MINNESOTA LAND AGENCY AND DE

NJ lNNtStirA LAND AGENCY AND DE-
wi roNr ofttUk. CAsrs Nt,coA, Notary puhie
and Convey snscr p.a,et Ia Real Estate and Gsnersi
Agent
N :.
SURVIVING a PLATING Of every description
dahe with accuracy, Particular attention svea 10
survey and Leeatns Go,etameat tasds In the Fine
rte. aud elsewhere IN the Territory uaid and Land
Warrants arc In reaae.,--invr.,mra,s made at leans
Negotiated collections made and taxes pahi~-sssn
ries solicited.
strangers aud e,lssas wishing tecsie, sell 81 rar
chase lands are avned Ia cali Claimant. can make
adVantakeou. arrangements with iot their purchase
money. Valuable property and always on hand In
the Ehhfyo Cities OF Minneapolis, ~ Anthony and NJ,
Eau, aso Improved afms, rural and f,ae lands, all
81 which efsr on the mes, literal terms, I re-
speo,faliy solicit, and har~ Ia merit, share cf publ.
aud private trust,
August ., 1855 aas adkwtI
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IREiAxp-M Mr. TuosAs r MEAGHEs OLIVER
81 krture in New York recently, taking for
his snbjcct " The psesrri prospects al lreiai'd
IN coaIactiNi with the national caa-r. Tbs
Tabernacle was never - crowded. ga ans fo'rrn'i
oceIlsion. stnat thrr thousand Isople wer,
present, whist large uumis'r conld not find an
sutrance from the cater hall. Mr.. MAGNET
sketch IL thu political condition a. Europe i
aid tn have i.,.a given In truly urss,eriy styk
II oratory. fiis conclusion was to the sfI-ct
that When the prpplsry II the graf NArmgo'
,bould b.. falfllesi. ard that Europe woa1 h
al republican ami mol Cossack. lfelani woak
b. found PLACED a. thu hiry-' II IN" hHroisa'
irpr state
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<EW Y0Rg, Oct. 81.
A progression Of Dung Americans who had
been holding political mass meeting in the
Bowery las, evening. while on It's way home.
vas attacked by party Of Iri-hmen, aud
broken up. Pistols. knives. stones. clubs. &c.
were freely used seriously jurins many in
the procession The American banners were
eized and destroyed The assailsnis we're ar.
rested
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Motion for Injunction Denied.

NEH IoRg, Oct. 81.
In the sapremc Court to-day. ia the matter
Of motion for an Injunction 10 restrain the
Canal Commissioner from making the 4 $50, :.
600 loao Judge Mitchell denied the motion,
with costs. on the groasd tha; whether the
law il constitutional or not, tho injunction !.
not thu proper remedy
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Fraudulent Insurance Companies.

Mr. ElroS, who acted as agent 10 St
gave US another chapter in the history Of this
fraudulent concern Mr.. EAroS, while ia New
York recently, was solicited to act ~ agent
for the company. in Minnesota. Not wishing
to become the agent Of corporation unless
fully satisfied Of its solvency, his demand for
permission to examine the assets OF the COM
pany, was promptly complied with The Presi-
dent of the company exhibited TO Mr.. EAroN.
mortgages. and evidences OF ownership Of real
estate, in all valued at 100000; the Prcsi-
dent was also reputei wealthy. and his stand
ing among business men was A, No. !. Fully
satisfied of thr solvency OF the concern, Mr..
E.ros readily agreed to assume the manage
mant Of the Agency in st. Paul.
As to the manner in which the company
nrocured the evidence of its wealth exhibited
to Mr. EAroS, the following paragraph ex-
plains. We quote from New York paper :
The Tontne Insurance Company, no. 10.
Wall street, has been closed by Comptroller
Cook. The Attorney General is Ia take
charge Of the lerelict concern. The report
Of Mr. Barnes proves that the company has
been lradulently organized, and has transacted
its business without capital. Its method Of
operation was u simple one. To enable the
officers to take the required oath, the company
borrowed John Thompson's check for $780,
OOO-for the use of which for a few days, they
agreed to pay $500 Having procured
certificate the borrowed capital was with
drawn, aud the company proceeded to trans
act business without u dollar in It's treasury.
For six months they have issued policies. and
now their books show capital Of 5000, with
liabilities exceeding $4,000.
The following extract Of a letter from Mr..
PRIssoS. the President of the company, to Mr..
EArox, dated October 4, shows that the com
pany over which he presided. was gifted with
any amount of assurance. In referring to doubts
expressed as to the solyency Of the company.
the President says:
Our board have come to the conclusion, that
the best thing for us to do is TO solicit an cx-
animation by the Comptroller or his Com
missioner, similar to the one made in the case
of the Webster and National Exchange, with
the view of publishing the same. Our Gene.
raj Agent has seen the Commissioner appoint
ed by the Comptroller, and the probability is,
our examination will take place after the heat Of
election is over. Our agents will of course be
furnished with copies Of the report, with
view to having il copied in the local papers.
The result you may feel assured, will be rs fol-
lows Capital, 100000 invested in mortga
ges or real estate, in this State, worth 80 per
cent more than amount loaned thereon. This,
We claim to have, and We hope that the exam
nation will put to rest all doubts regard to
our solvency
The examination did take place aud nci-
ther 100000 capital. or one cen, of capital
could be discovered.
In Justice to Mr. EAros. we would state
that he had the greatest confidence in the in
tegrity Of the officers of the company, and its
ability to meet promptly all losses.
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PIONEER and DEMOCRAT.


In the Washington Ua,on, Of the first inst
a call appears, signed by the Democratic Ma
,,os,al Executive Committee, calling ior tbs A.
.mblage ii National Convention, to Domi
,late candidate TO be supported by the Demos
rac,. Tor the Presidency. The Convention viii
iaect at Cincinnati Ohio on the glorious eighth
Vi January
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NV okk, oct ~.
The steamer Atlantic sailed At noon 10 day
with over TOO passeneers, and 81 80 900 IN
specie.
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Buiidings sslossa aDo " %.

DOyLEsrowS, Oct 20
Daring The gale 81 sunday, the buildings Of
the Agricultural Exhibition. in this city, we're
blown down and ieetrnvrd They cost abou;
S30 fa,1
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A sIxarL,E PL,cE FoR HCrrrE. Tie The
lroit Tribune of the lsth inst, says,
We understand that woman vs. sas
pectel Of smuggling, and stopped last rFeA'hs
shea coming "a the Csnaia ierry baai' snd
. on examination 2jt. lbs II batter was ioapd
underneath her clothes
The editor should explain how b vas eta
bed 70 secrete such al ennrmOls quantity D
butter o. " ts0asfA.
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Gov. Seymour addressed lhe Democrats
this J. VI and John Van Buren,, al Writing
Hall this evening.
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GrRAfEp - ,Ae prenI.s. q th% .abss tsasr co. FFt
- dsY the - ,nss-nt, TWO nor ~Es-Sas Hsy - "a,
sas NJ and tsre Sest ~kts sfrssk 10 face .nA -
% hsli,r Tao sth~f p,fs GREY
TIE osnsl rsgssss,-i 10 esii prove property, p-'
sksrs.., sAh tsas ,Asn s~sy.
WIEfNDnSlsDN
ga ia Is.i4 Rssa 10 Hsis., Essi q fossH
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umdIa" rroubIes IN Texas.

We are in receipt Of later dates from Texas
Gov. Pease favors Captain Galatians course
in the trouble with the Indians, and refuses TO
Issue proclamation against him, as desired
by Gen Smith, More rangers have gone TO
the frontier
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GOVERNMENT BrILpryGs AT DRrRon. We
learn, says the Free Press, that the property
known rs the Desnoyers' lot, on the corner Of
Griswold and Larned streets, has been deter
mined upon. by the Secretary Of the Treasury
as the site for the erection of the Postofilce
Custom House. Court House, &c. The lot il
1919 feet frant on Griswold street. ami 10 feet
IN depth The price paid was $4,000
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B0STDA. tft. 81
Rafns Choaie, q. >. ii,iliarl aBl Peieg "
Chandler, addressed the Whigs 10 FaDeuiI
Han. this evening Meeting crowdfi and "a
thasiasiic
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Ssea su b0ut us0 rned.
PHuApELpB,A, Oct 81.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct 81.
The steamer Morena, belonging to the West
ferry, was burned this morning ht the wharf
at Camden los s25.00a Was insured for
$4,000
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TBE CoIltxswoop RouTE. The Directors
Of the Collingwood route having signitied to
the u s. Treasury Department their willing
ness to submit to such regulations as the pro
lection Of the revenue might require, Mr.
Guthrie has designated that route as one over
which bonded goods may be transported, and
placed il under the same regulations as those
prescribed for the Great Western Railway
route
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NARBLEi MARBLEl JUST RECEIVED
wi AT TtiB MINNESOTA MARBLE WORKS, corner
81 Jackson aud s~yspth strssts, H. Paul, q choice
bot u Ametesa aud italian Monuments Tonb STONES,
Marble Chimney eis~ss, fsfanwre Hiabs. A..
Tb.se wishing "a erect ssitsbe and Isstina tribute
the memory Of their isnds, viii do we'll 10 all sad
s.araine before purchasing elsewhere.
sept. VI, isss.dswu ~. TorTEviN d co,
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NJ ARkLEi AND kERSs. DEALERS IN
wi HARDWARE, FOOLS AND CUTLERY, On Saint
Anthony street Heat the Americas House.
Would call the attention ~ tbs ritsens II 81 rssl,
saa vicinity " their new large and veil assorted stock
1T uorsE FURNITURE.
ssth Nab. l..s !. all tbsy ,s's'} wreash,, east,
Parliament snd ssp tiaser, tt9s sbutt.rs Fasteners
bsa Lacks -sss~s tatsss sli pii- sad a.or Esppsfs
MftIAAlc'n I1DIS.
flasd Baas, mill, fia.t AID Hip sass iistcsts sG
%, bssaa aud pitching Ass spoke shsser drawing knives
Nf@sf s,etst farming pariag Cbises, Apgfst traces
fta~et jack smoothing aud Fine fsBss FEo~ aud bead
oasses boring machines, iistshss fiseusts tlsi round
aud sas ttlsr i've aud four fold Haiss
AGRICULTURAL iMfJFAfSTF.
Fts Rskss seyhes seth. shAii,s itHs Gerry sptahs
frass back Dfsasi, Tm,~r sad iApcs thaja., Grab Hoe
aud plets
ti0tfsE ptIRSiNriN0,
Tlsfs Locking giasssa HALVES sad Yosts sps9ss IN,
sssrisast u ssss plated, briitsns ssi Jsps" Wars
Boilers Kettles, I've dses s.syss ssi isspages Hanis
iross tssa 3arbers, fsisBt snAsied Iron Ketlss la
dIos rl,ssfs sttisop4 foBss mills Plat fruss Batch
sr, G.ok as4 flsfyag tsisss
f1.ey la 70 siss dss tsal Dfsaliafy Trimmings
ttrtaps tstt- Bseses With fsstn fsmF- Isg sSytsss
Con Nile rsts.t distances ssa Gosniss sts. e.:
~. Pssi Nag isissA go: s ~
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GROCERIES.
~ 4 TYSON 4 co, WHOLESALERS AND
~ RkrAil Gl,otEisS, Wine, Liquor, and rrcy,.en
Merchants, Roberts street. he,wesa Third and Feanh
STREETS, saint Paul, Nians.ota

r.ae ttrsls u Ssta, Fs,si AID a. Ssvasns. ~ "A,
tla~F Cssas5s
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| n y TYSON 400 hAs- hesn and arr mon sssSt,t as
~ e'v,y arrival TEEN tho Rastefa and Southern Mar
he's, Ae Af1ss Stsi q Gs@ss,ns, f4s.srs Dad sss
,s"as s'Ke ssotsiur 10 M,sstrs, and more .ou
Ole that which vas thevsm be entieis ton large M
w. es aneipste business At isst This stosk has
ree purchased and efau ght here thu. IN tho
M the reasen that there might he how water 81 later
pufti dafias its continuance aui consequential tho sd
e chstses NJ hiah height aud incidental aatia,s have
ee"a aNeJel We arv, thereterr, prepared nov sell
snt soes q, onasssi low prices ar Cs.h 90 approved
Paper
The utmost has been eNeFoiscd ia making up this
scieeten ~ guats sni u "a confidently believed that IL
cap'isea fall aad ele assortment OF very article
N the trade.
Merchants no the tpger oauats, solciied 10 make
personal insrcet9a 81 suck senA their ardcts
shiea VIII be promptly ttteaaed Ia kyefy facility viii
hs eseiea s the speedy transportation % goods and paf
ehassu eet rely GA ai Hrt paais aud dteetinns pns
suic,l, stteaieA 10
Al sei- soil ore guaranteed 20 be Of She qnsiit, rep
resented aud 10 certain that purchasers 10 the trade
can hna Ia aar stask articles numerous aud al prices
a. n~ AZ tbey can he obtained Ia ~ Ioaisa aay or the
Eastern markets comparison al pieea With those
Ut ~ lnois aud fastrfa cities, IA Vltrd aud when the
csr~hss OF Travelling IA consistci tho less af time Il,
transportation the dangers OF NAVY aa aud the ssay
sni tear az packages may he entclv avoided BY moi
shssg af VA, think stand sa .aasthns nss than
an equality with them IN the Inducements w.,isr 10 ibe
hadr
Nt"'e-als psslefs hciu Vi. tpper Ieunir, viii dad
WIN Va all they want, aud ~ cheap pyiuca
uhf steak consists q haft IT Galluutna
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Sol.pIERs ArrENpi coon MEMS MORE

S''s''fsftN ~ tsNfE ''f''t' sNtNErH NN'hf
~ houNrf LAND
A Law passed c,Agtess Msrch ID, lkoa, atvpg Doe
lia'ifed aai sis,y Acres Ut Land " all pelvcn- who
have performed ~ days military service ~ Any sr,
Of the United States since tT;A,
The Law includes all the Commissioned and Non ,onn
misSaead onicrt. Musicians and fiivstes, tntung Ia
d'sns either Nomacis Hangers Militia 90 feams,sp
Aisi, all the ta,nmaeianei and Npa Commissioned ut
aa'ss u tbs Nsv,, sespen, iaudsmen hattaes to'lia
Men, tbspiains snd CLERKS
raos. VIM iiAvE RECEIVED 40 or sa AcRtA ARk
ENTITLED ~ kNotaH MuRE To MakE fHt leo
Siie,s OF the bneA Hawk, rsttiut aud eihsIs sa,s
Nh" have made applications Tor and aud tailed
eonnt Of not having served ana mao,h st Toe
acres they served ioa,iuea days, lihey ongag
ed IN battle
Tho Veteran sai,e,s ol the Revelation wha draw pea.
sicns are satiii ~ land II dead the sihews
draw Il.
The bcnenls NJ this act, Ca the suile aetlh)
extend Ia h. ehius. ~ his MiNpk shsiarp, but Va
other hHifs
u "a Thought that asariJ tsp hHHied pinns Attei
vii be 1>saea onler t,ia art an Va consequence al ts
barge nanbef ol appos thai Viii he maar, tuu
siderable Tim" vii necessarily elapse helfe ihei at
he acted upon Remainder the masm, - hfs tpae hrst
SERVED
Ne have HiaH aiis eiaunts with eapoiirn,it "a
Al Washington t obtaining ihbnnty Land ft ~ enitai
!" u living IL tbs i.itaiY, nbo mat iafnf eiib
cali
as-we make ~ shsiHs IN ANY case aairst &c at,sn
the laid,
Asy etoimst,pu "a regard 10 the seNpct otestfaib
given FARMER tARkEH
April " d&sH Au"facys At ,4u
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?sss pounds Of rrsi quali,, dry brown sogr
1913 pound. Of first ausiity Rio coffee
~ bushels Of good clean dry dine cal,
2is gallons al good cider vinegar
lsS6.
IA Ha Point, Nsw rak
go barrels Of PORK
500 barrels Of fresh supesaac aowri
400 bushels Of new white a~ld beans
$500 pounds Of good hard soap
1879 pounds Of COED hard tallos candles
iosis pounds Of arst quality dry brown sugar
5956 pounds Of first quality Rio coffee
so bushels Of good clean dry fine salt
$40 gallons Of good elder vinegar
"A Fort Ceinrbns, ho,ons,'s I.iamd, Mn l;@L.
go barrels Of pork
500 barrels OF fresh superdne -four
2ov bushels Of new white held brss.
1904 pounds Of good hard soap
1919 pound. Of good ard tslloys candle,
ioSIs pounds OF fret quality dry brown sugar
'sos pounds OF hfst guuiity Rio coffee
30 bushels Of good clean dry nne salt
s'b gallons OF COED cider vinegar
A Fan Ham.ifon, Narosss, NV le,k Jf.,,.,,
l24 barrels OF pork
ESQ barrels Of fresh sup.raas dour
100 bushels 81 new white neld bean.
1859 pounds of good hard soap
eos pounds Of good hard ,now candle.
s1st poun ds OF first quality dry brown sassr
26fs pounds Of first quality Rio coffee
70 bus hsIs of good clean dry no~ salt
Ass gallons Of good cider vinegar
A Fsn MIi,wy. Bai'm@s, Maryland
90 barrels Of po,k
y76 bar rel. Of fresh .upera,s ao.,
$50 bushels 81 new white field bean.
2s2s pounds Of COED hard soap
sse pounds of good hard tslow candle.
7ssS pounds IL nrst quality dry brow n sugar
39+2 pounds Of hrst quality Rio coffee
~ bushels IL good clean dry nne sal,
So galons Of good cider vinegar
n tSH Monroe, Oh Pa;m Comfort. ing...s.
lN barrels 81 pork
20 bsftels OF Fresh sapernns hoar
1859 pounds Of good hard .osp
80, 90 poanss oi sooa hafd isiio~ candies
o 20. poanas Q, n a qusnG aiy browa sugar
-"so pes"1s o. nts. aoa"y MO Gomez
-. s uo' " S"o. o.s" oty nae san
~ s"'o"s " geo" ei'ef vinegar
II Fort Ms.fr,t. Cha,iesor, South Cafgi.sa
10. Lnr,c,. Of nor.
90 $50 ~. Sc .....s..a
ige b..h,,. AT no. -si,s ~, re-.
i.s a.. poana' ., xo"a hsia soap
$3.50 pss,,d, Of n,., aaal,tv a., h,a,n 49,,
2e2s jt.ands II arsi quality Mo coffee
2s tushrl. Of soot clean iTv ans AL,
ass gallon. Of sooi eide, y,esssr
a., = a., 60. G. NJ
~ w" ny WV ''@''''
90 h4sf+is 81 pnrk
t25 barrels freSh sspesfss fsHr
80 bushels new white field bean
80 rouna. Il good hard ad.maa,ias e..at,.
gszs pou nas of hr.t quality dry brown .asst
1914 pounds Of nrst gusliy Rio esa..
~ bushels AZ god elsan dry Zoe ssii
W ssiions II sood chIst sin~gsr
" "''fd"fas Do''''f'' ''~'" f', tf.' a.
g. hs,,,is 81 potk
,9s barrel. Of fresh snp.tGps a,u,
20 ba.bel. Of mes shae asid bean.
s s,s posnd. II God s ss,S .5.,.,.,n. -
~ susi,sis IL god eissa d., fss eli
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SMIru a TOWN., DEALERS IN REAL rs

SMITil A ToWNE, DEALERS IN REAL ~
~ TAIN, Rod Wing Min Tei once opposite IN. Z
4 Lssd Once
Government laad. selected, Land Warssts BIZ siea,
iny-s,msuts made "a the beat adj aBtasr and noaey
iosned oa real estate security
All kads Il Surveying, Mapping and fipttins deae Ia
order, by practical FuIfstuf. ieienhs Mlshna cop,
les Of fowasbip Maps ot the surveyed isnda esr ~
iFhlaitoa st reasonable piieas
REFERENCE
Hon. IA toy, Alexander RAMSEY, ~. fsHi
iiep ~ Msleh thiH' Justice of MIA foi
". lhsips, t.t, lssgls,st II ,he q =. Land onics
Nod Wing
& Graham E@I, Hrcoitt, LAID once Red Wing
Rss, J. W. Itspnuet h,siIAtsi ~ Deeds, ited Wing
sanb.in A French, Attorneys At las, -, Paul
iinn Jataes 4 taslef 10 iafaiay street n y cats
Dwelf Maoisy o,i,ahy Real Isa'a aud st"th hfu
hefA, choaao. ~
lion 7 Abbot, Mayer o. Maaehnstet. n, "
Jsm-s Fierce Esq, ifndsva, n, u
'. T.. James 4 tie, ~ Wall street, New foIh
if1n, II iIea, delegate ~ Uesgrrss, ~ Paul
Gilman, L~q is,ssl, Mas
ssi,n tAag aIlYl ~ favsf
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DRUGS a. MEDICINES.

TsE savOHgTE
Old BROWN DRUG STORE ~!
I y once more repsni.hsd hom u. inwrf depth. be-
low the bill, toits toPmosi heights On - Anthony
street in other words from spit 10 dems, with the
largest choicest and most complete sssofimen, efes'
sry,b,na ever hept ~ . ar.i sis..
-"CiTy bRuG STORE +"
ClGAms, CsGAsss, rlGAsasi ..
bG,aNbO cigars, among which viii he found the E-
po-ocion superb article, dsfk rich and deIeetshis
the choices, article of i,s aroma and hsvor there
~. l.. vn,s d. ia"sa.." s..ss. as..s. .s.as
heras, and twenty other choice brands, which sbly
need 10 be fpua.d" Wy those WHO know how to smshs
nove BOND KELLOGG.
nWlAG to the pleasure Of the msHsr mafkst, sn5
al the banks bsns a"ws, patty hiss ns.,iy g, at
Cssgnmy BNA ANDY.
A FINELY favored, rich and dsiissf si af,isis, BY
BOND 4 KELLoGGs.
noszs Old Brown pras store
EI.EgANT, DEiICf0t 4 And stPfBB
Nrghsvs plre Of very DID, -s'' and o'y rsis o'sfa
failed ssts. sea u eosrss u, best essf Imported aio
hissss,,s ~ ssy s the Dost~s and figas Fisa'ss u
The rty Al psfs,ss desiring ysrispitr psrs fteetb
'f''e'' '"' "''s'H'' pa'If~s. s,n 80 x. w ,n
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found sSsys os ksna 10 CRAFTY all ih. -sat. 81 oar
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l'guot-. and Provisions.
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OLD Brown DRUG STORE.
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