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Music Nol.ce.-GonIALn AInn1nI

=, 'iWHIU NOIiCcs-UUDUAhU n ALDRICu,c
SonDhlLLE BAND, J. NJ. ALpRIcH, prompur.
n ooDDAtD, lst Niou. W. H. iioBBs Csrionei
o. "' ALpsich, "a LIS. Powers Cornet Piston
X DELASD, Double iiass
En . NAV be made by N. p Goddard. Mulbur,
ST. Hobbs, Goddard st.. !. M Aldr n ! Vn,.s,'
or d. IA. peL nd at Loring Brothers.. Musical Head
ns above Band, thankful for past iavors, solicit
e25 AZ
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A. Ffentass. Designer Engraver upon Wooo
ana stone over the Quinsgamond Bank Il trance I4I
Main street. House Crescent Street All orders wi
meeI with prompt attention Particular atrnon mia -
Drafting Machinery dec90 PSI az.
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'LAS! APPLES y

~, NJ 7 Dslo z z I" . rs =
Those APPLES I've arrived from Western New Yark -
1900 barrels all of the best kin an i the hes conion
DRAPER h CLARK.
MI dG Washington Square.
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Suffering Fcmnles will lind timely relief, and
friend In Deei, well suited to their case In ,l hh
use Of Dr. onughs Columbian Pills. The sense of sipk
ing ~ the pit OF u stomach, transient pains and nrh
creeping sensations, broken rest foul
terror, sghlngs and groangs remulonsness rrItahlt
htfal stlItng--thcse, and much more, these Pills WI
cure Sold tor merely 2bcentg box. Bee adyers.men,
spld by D. SCOTT, Druggist. ,,r1s
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DR.. STEARNS
Dentist has removed bis office and residence to No
nut rect, Worcester
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DIR. A. j. HOW e.


Stnie for Roofs. The subscriber is prepared to
furnish Slate for Roofs. of superior quality and Law it in
ene best MANNER on the mos satisfactory terms. Sam
pies may seen at the yard on Grove street
apis db JOHN BARNARD
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To Business Men.-A Rare Cinnamon
The Stock and Fixtures of First Glass mily Gfocv
Store THE vert bes stand in the city is ered for sale
Inquire at tits 0ni.e "a Az
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Va s' Sc GO0GWsO, an Experience ana success
mldw!te holds herself in readiness day and night b
attendthe duties OF her proessoi residence is Austin
J4S
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Ihe RepubI caa Cub uii meet ever SAT
TRDAY Il enirg at tie Heal @ sar,ers A "a neral ~
ten.ance OF al X publ cans is re quesLsd.
DIR
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NOticc.-W. L. HOBBS. Teacher of ali kinds of Rr.ss
insrnpents, Ctri met, Flute Brass Bands tanSbt
IN the most thorough manner.
Also music composed arranged for brass and string
bands orchestras &c. Apply Lnring Broth rs Music
storr, or W. L. Hobbs, 20 Winter st., Worcester
s26 diff
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ACCOMPLISHMENTS Boston Eastern u,
lress Co have moved their Office TO $50 MAR s,yt
Brlniey Block, nearly opposite American House.
au7 dtf
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G0od Tame y Coming Wv Il persons
selecting Presents for The ,davs please Look at IN a.
YertiSement OF H,liday Go ds at
dl2 dtf COLEMAN & p;1TuAN.s
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worcesaer shnl.lo Oomnnnx.

Manufacturers and Dealers in all kinds n,
COTTON AND WOODEN SHUTTLES.
New Worcester, Mass.
off ri HARRISON 4 SWEET
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w. A WILLIAMS.
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR At Ian
e., No. 2 Central Exchange, Worcester, Mass.
III div
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pr. Henry Sargent gives special attention tt
diseases OF the Eye Office No II Worcester Bank Block
myI9 DIFF
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l.. II NICHOLS. NJ. D.,
. u EOPA THlC PHYSICIAN
offloE AMI hEsIpENoE III MAIN 81. OFFICE HOUR
FROM TO 3, AND TO 8 O'CLOCK +. NJ
W0rcesitr, Uet. 20 16i3 A..
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so Bnrrel. OF Lard lust received AMI for sale
ny DRAPER q CLARK,
nZS du Washington Snnara
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W. W. K 4 E.
A T u r NEY At LAW,
No. Worcester Bank Block Foster Stree
iyl4l WORCESTER. MASS. [d&wtf
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sIlMNNp "A aI.iIrr

~ MN Eh W ALLACE.
silver PbAThR AND MANUFACTURER on HAR
MESS TRIMMINGS, and DOOR PLATES,
~ ExcnANog srPREr,. .............. Worcester
rl2 depddu
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Wesferu Ticuet Olfsce Through wesrar,
Tickets, or all principal Cities and Towns. '''-D
LEONARD Il Co. Agents
auA diff 1so AIs;r,s, .ao.
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attorney and Counsellor a. Lao.
ole dtf --' moss
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Mrs. NJ. w. f.era Ids. Fe,,ln Z. r.rxsl.zn,

Mrs. having given special attention. 10 tie tleerv of
Midwifery and united with the stuy about s * years of
pratce three Of which has been in this city, and xihout
me loss IT snele mother or child, would With degree
friends generally as she considers the business belonging
exclusively to qualified frusles
B. Uterine and other Female Cornplai nts will slsn
Supporter. ~ - " ~ ei p'ii'lhe
change SIS. - w In 1i 'As 1.s Ca
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c e. WEFUER FILL,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW
W 70, FLAHss BLOCK. Worcester, Mass
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GEORliE NN AZ

y Z 4 e &.
=, AITORNEY + COUNSELLOR At LAW.
NO 2IS Main street,. Worcester Mass
my30 NV
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Police CoUnr.-Gn Saturday, John Morey,
Frenchman, was brought up for rtealing horse
and sleigh, belonging to John Langley, on Thurs
day evening last, and put under $1,000 bonds to
appear at the Criminal Court
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ATTORNEY ANE COUNSELLOR AT Law.
W. Fing@'s Building.
VL WORCESTER. MASS. dAw6raos
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y. g LTNNELL.. MIDI,

HONG HATHIST AND SURGEON
(tor nine years an lopa lie Phys cian.}
OFFICE AND REsIDgSes NJ WAlSrT ST. WORCESTER
Once hours from. . 9 A.. H.. aDd tospM
Jy ~ i6m
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m Snlisonfy maHsion SchGOI.-The Winter
Term of this Boaring aud Day School nr Younp isdiss
"l % co on wednesday, the I'd day OF January neat, and
Cir'nals giving particular information with references
OF thr highest ectabs, can be- had on AZ ir tio 10
the lrlnclal or at Tie Bookstores In Ibis city
-, JOHN V. BEANIE
va ueouaw'au1 Principal S. NJ. G.
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DR. per & Clark have jusnreceived one hundred
corn fed Hogs, extra size d8I dts u
DIR. De CtawsOn Kelley. Analytical Physician
can oe consulted BY ladies and gentlemen at his otce
corner OF Church and Mechanic Streets Worcester
throughout THURSDAY and FRIDAY the Sd and attn
Of Janu ry free OF charge upon all diseases of the bu
''"u sys0'in' wlt&h5t d3l
New md Nainab q Di.cOvcrv.-DR
~ . AROMATIC INV GDRtFING SpIRtT- This
Scnapp Nerynrs, &C., il for The cure Of y ,pepsia
Nervousness, u arthur Drowsncss Kidney Com,ni rs
My,amn'iy' Deiirum Tremens, mp rance &c as It
upefy OH'e vi
lsns who have become hahita ed to the exc, ssive
use o. IooaccD' op m and Spirit Liquors. VIII and
speedy aud permanent relief from the desire u ,s tos
DESTROYING agents. by taking a ha.. ~ 49,
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A caucus Of the democratic members Il
Che House. hold In Washington on Friday
night last II was unanimously voted to ad.
hare % thf'r pcmines for Speaker. aud dis.
cenassnanes any proposition % ooslesos with
tho Nalioaai Know Nothinrs.
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CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEARS
PRES ENTS.

Go to LtF ms with the rush, and procure one Of
his ;imitabe = 49, 'e VI
DAGuERR EflTXpES,
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-. v NIcuorC ~

MRS. >. r. BUSN %URTU
AZ sHl ON ABLE DRESS-M AKER
No. Ntwbury street, .Worcss,a,
iva 40 ''''' 49, oiSeSteI
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NAN MIssINo.-We are informed that stran.
ger aged about fifty years, Of light complexion,
called at the house Of Richard Elliott, in Clapp-
vile. on the evening Of December 24th and ask
ed to remain with the family over night. He
had nc money; but supper was given him and
lodgings found. In the morning he was missing:
but all his clothes, excepting his shirt, panta-
looms, ami stockings, remained. Inquiries and
search have been made for him in all directions
aimee that time, but in vain. This notice is in
serted in the hope that Il may bring to light some
knowledge Of his whereabouts, and that his
friends may be informed Of the facts here stated
The clothes left are. one pair cowhide boots
DID Kent Jesu'coat light cotton plaid vest,
with steel buttons; one pair red and blue wooden
mifiens; an old white felt hat, and an old silk
handkerchief.
Ne was Canadian He represented himself
~ having been in the States twenty years. A
having family Of siK children, Eve daughter.
and one son, He said he was in search OF mi.
son. who had had somo trauSls Il l. feared M
nay have drowned himself win Vermont ana
Massachusetts papers plenss copy this article
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"a Win Lyon, s Bra u,i hn!I's QUApRTLIR
BAND. tForG cry Dorman's handy
Drector.-J. W. LYON
Pr mper,-FRANK SAwIN
o. o. !" LYON. --.....-..--....--.--.ls list Violin.
= 5A"'N'''-''. .'..-.... 81 Violin.
=, ,hAsfALL-- .Clarionet
a T. DoFAAN.....-........C ornet a Piston.
-. ~ a. MI nj AAkps,. ,..-.. Double Bass.
Front SITS. G. Bramhal Is Mechanic st. or al the Once
Marsh's Music store, 1924 Main st.
II Any nuu Der of Pieces furnished
s24 5,f
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WILLIAM DICKINSON,
DRAPER 8 CI.ape

NOTARY PUBLIC.
No. lis Main sire t, Worcester.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

DR. per s. Clark have jusbreceived one hundred
corn fed Hogs, extra size 6sI S,s "a
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1855-03-14
CONCERT BETWEEN A MOUSE AND A CANAR,

CONCERT BETWEEN A MOUSE AND CANARY.
Last evening, when all was still in my room,
my attention was attracted by sound within
the walls exactly resembling the chirp Of a
young canary. This awoke my canary, who
answered it from his perch. The chirp was
repeated, and the bird replied. A regular bird
conversation followed, each answering in tune,
the unseen singer increasing in loudness and
clearness till the canary was fairly thrown into
song, and initiating him in his trills and warb-
ling just about as closely as young canary
would initiate an old one. At this moment a
regiment of rats, who seem to have collected
around the spot, made stampede, and the in
visible singer was silenced for the night My
first thought was to refer this intramural sing
ing to canary heard through the walls, but
inquiring at the next door and finding that no
canary was kept there, and hardly supposing
that one could exist betareen the walls, l was
obliged to yield to the opinion Of lady pres
ent that it was musical mouse, she citing an
instance of the kind which had come to her
knowledge in the family of physician of this
city, in which after many attempts the mus
musieus was captured. Only one other suppo-
sition could be INDUCED, and the improbable
one, that the rats had carried off live canary
and kept him in confinement to enjoy his song.
Correspondent of Traveller.
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New ROads.

Nothing tends more directly to the set
tlement and improvement Of new country
than good roads. The want Of them the
past summer, from prominent points on the
Mississippi to the interior of the Territory,
was a matter of much complaint on the
part of immigrants
If the roads authorised to be laid out by
the legislature ct its last session, shall be
constructed at an early day, those coming
to our Territory the approaching season
will find the facilities for penetrating to rich
farming lands in the interior, very much
improved. A good road has been opened
from the Iowa line to this city, traversing
that portion of the Territory north and
south. From Red Wing on the Mississip.
pi, a road is about to be opened west to
Henderson on the Minnesota From Wi
mona on the Mississippi, another road is
contemplated, running in a northwesterly
direction, to the same point ON the Mime
sofa, passing by Farribault on the Cannon
river. These roads will prove Of great SER
vice to the immigrant, while they will rem
der accessible the valuable agricultural
lands on the Root, Driftwood, aud Cannon
rivers.
A large amount of labor and capital has
been expended during the past winter in
providing means by which the valley of the
Minnesota can be reached with teams in
seasons of low water A good road is now
open from St. Paul, by Chaska, Carver and
Henderson, to Traverse des Sioux and ST..
Peter, through the rich farming lands north
of the Minnesota river Another road will
soon be completed from Minneapolis, by
Lake Minnetonka and Bavaria Lake, to
Henderson. These roads pass through q
country well watered, with an abundance of
excellent timber, and a soil not surpassed in
fertility by any portion of the Territory.
From Carver, ON the Minnesota, we also
learn that road is now being opened to
the Crow river, which will enable the immi
grant to reach the valuable agricultural
lands on that stream.
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CEALED PROPoSALs viii Be received S. tbc mn
- dsr:igned, through the Poss Ofice Of oiherwise,
construction Of 80 much ofthe " sf.@
POINT DOUGLAS AND FORT RIPLEY ROAD,
Below st. Paul, extends from stake B. at the top Of
the 1ds a GU q Bluff to stake G.
being two miles and $50 yars more or less The d.
reeton Of the road from stake eas,wardy through
the adjacent fields, and thence can be known by the
baxed trees and stakes which mark 1t ont and carry IL
over the BLUM ut Pigs Eye, and thence along and under
the bluff to stake e, at the foot of Rsvine, where t
connects with the present travelled road to Red Rock
The Road will be constructed a. follows:
l. strip IS feet in width, will be thorouShly srub-
bed and cleared al the ANAL knobs leyssd off, and
3. bitches will be made where required, and such
grading effected a. may be ordered. 7f6.Is
8 Cuverts to be made Of log: At least IL inehe. in
diameter, sufficiently hatted to lie on another
these logs to be properly pinned together the cover
ing to be inch plank properly spiked to the strnse
ofsuch height may be required. The material will
be white or burr oak, or pine Of agood quality.
T. The whole work to be under the control
United States, and to be subject TO such alterations
and notifications by him as the in his judgment
The work to be commenced Immediately after the
awarding Of the contract, and to be completed by the
The whole work will be let in One Section, and pro.
posers will bid as follows: - ..-
l. The cutting, grubbing, clearing, and levelng OF
small knobs, and filling up small holes, under head
$50 yards, more or less ,- Ill .saI-f0 u - >.
2. The earth work 10 be paid for but once either 40
embankment Or excavation, may be deemed most
equitabe) by the cubic yard follows lst suppos-
ing to be thrown Immediately up and properly level
led on the road 3D. The increase upon said bid for
every hundred feet of haul. . = - - :
g. The timber in the culverts, by the running foot
the flooring BY the thousand ees board measure both
measured in the structures -
The balance available for this object being 1io0o
more or less the amount ofwork required viii be COM
mensurate with this sum.
The contract will be given to the lowest responsible
bidder and in he should decline the contract or fail
to sign the contract after due notice that his bid has
been accepted the right s reserved of granting the
contract to the next lowest responsible bidder or to
re-advertise for proposals. :. -
the contract will be subject to the approval of the
Persons desiring bid referred TO the Office of the
Undersigned for further information --------
The proposals should be endorsed proposals for
Point Douglas and Fort Ripley Road"
J. II. SIMPSON,
Capt. Corps Topr Eng'rs
Office Gen'l Govt Roads, Winslow House. Ct. Paul.
MINI. Teri March 9, 1855.
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ton as well as dwellings and business houses.
A literally endowed academy has been duly
chartered, and we are informed that the insti-
tuition will be opened early in the coming year.
The Messrs. Creightons, the principal owners,
are gentlemen of liberality, good taste and
fine Judgment, and will doubtless demean
themselves in manner worthy OF men of high
and honorable qualities.
The country contiguous to Monticello is be-
yond our descriptions; here beautifully undu.
lating prairie and there lovely grove, along
the skirts of which crystal lake, filled with
fine fish, has been placed. The soil is remark
ably good and will not remain long unoccupied
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1855-03-14

Mr.. WHINE, Of the firm of WHINE &
Cooley, Roberts street, has obtained from
one of the most celebrated eastern poultry
yards, some fine specimens of Brahma Pu
ira, White and Yellow Shanghai and Co
chin China chickens Those wishing to i'm
prove their stock of poultry, can obtain
eggs of Mr.. WINNIE, of all the above vari
cites, and which be will warrant genuine.
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DD~ Papa, can't go to the zoologercal
rooms to see the camomile fight the rye-no-sr-
ee-hoss ?" "Sartin, my son, but don't get your
trowsers torn. Strange, my dear, what taste
that boy has for nat'ral hist'ry. No longer
ago than yesterday he had eight pair of tom
cats hanging by their tails to the clothes-line. 2"
"No Bless his little heart-come to his moth
or"
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aas- A western writer, in speaking of a man
who was bitten by q mad dog, says -" He
was attacked by quadruped while laboring
under cerebral excitement" This we call cut
ting things fine
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X IL nj o v A LIZ!
TO EMPIRE BLOCK.

IL EMFIRE BLOCAs n
VIZ G. FONSECA, Dealer in Staple and Fancy Dry
w Goods, Cloths Cassimeres, Tailors' Trimmings,
Ready Made Clothing, Carpet Bags Umbrellas Hats and
Caps, Boots and Shoes in great variety, (Which will be
sold at cost)
No Empire Block, St Anthony street St Paul, Min.
W. G. FONSECA having removed to tnis desirable
stand formerly occupied by L. C. Mix oegs leave 10
ritory that the Manufacturing Establishment Of the old
firm Is still carried under the supervision of an excel
lent and fashionable Cutter.
All orders will be promptly attended to- Spend your
money at Fonsecas isgs,ting to be avorits proverb
Feb. 10, 1865. fsb16dd
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Ea@ Nature loves truth 80 well that it hard
ly ever admits of Furnishing. Conceit is to
nature what paint is to beauty-it is not only
needless, but impairs what it would improve.
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D~The amount Of wool grown in the
United States in 1858 was O,OOO, 900 lbs.
The importations were lao, OOO,l45 lbs.
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1@By the English Life table it is shown
that the half of q generation of men of all
ages passes away in thirty years.
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No. Professor Dusenberry reads Jack
the Giant-Killer' before the He Geranium AS
ISOLATION of Sand Lake, on Tuesday evening
of next week. We expect large attendance,
as all his creditors have taken tickets.
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D0The ex-minister of Finance of the
Sandwich Islands, DR.. j. P. JUDD, is keep
ing a small drug store there. 90 what a
fall was there.n
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BGs- The heart of a young girl is like nest
where the littl, swallow chirps, shows its head,
tries its wings, and watches the favorite mo-
ment to fly.
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Aas~ Miss Smith says she will never marry
widower with family, and for this reason,
she is down on second hand children" Sen.
sible girl, that. e..
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81 ANDREW Coz, manufacturer of bone
dust and superphosphate of lime in Middle
town, Conn, has failed for about 800, 900.
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D0rFrom one of the counties in Nebras-
ka, three legislative representatives were
returned, when the population of said coun-
ty did not exceed 25 persons.
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slH.The New York Legislature pro
passes TO make fraudulent issue of stock pun
ishsAlebys impreoAment of from three to
seven years, and q fine Of $4,000.
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1855-03-14

DSy~ The Rev. E. n. Kirk has rebuked thu
fountain on Boston Common for playing OF
Sundays
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III. NEWHALL,
WHOLESALE DRUGGIST.

CORNER OF MAIN AND HILL STREETS GALENA,
NTOUID respectfully call the attention of Druggists
w Physicians and Merchants to his stock of
DRUGS, GLASS, PAINTS, OILS, DYES SEEDS PER.
FUMERY, BRUSHES. &c.
The goods are purchased direct the Importer and
Manufacturer carefully selected in the best
and feel no hestancy in saying that who purchase
will be satisfied with their quality well the extreme
lowness of the prices
We have on hand lot~of Window Glass of every size
from by to "a by SO inches The Glass is of fine quail
ity free from bemhes, and the boxes contain few
broken lights.
Having made arrangements with the Niagara White
Lead Company at Buffalo, shall have constant sun
ply of their beautiful White Lead and as Agents of the
Pattyile Oil Co., authorized to sell their Iipseed
Oil at St. Louis prices, with the addition of freight
We are in receipt CT assortment of Harrisons Fine
Perumery and articles for the toilet in evesy way
rio to any thing brought part of the country
We have also on hand invoice of Brushes made
order in New York, comprising different patterns Fine
Medium and Cheap Hair Brushes Cloth Hat Paint Shoe
Horse, Whitewash, and Scrubbng Brushes
Grass and Garden Seeds, of every variety warranted
new, always on hand.
Usage Orange Seed for hedges any quantity
ly for sale, with directions for cultvatinQ
Merchants visiting Galena invited to look through
assortment am prepared to meet any competit, IN
Goods will be furnished the lowest prices when order,
by mail, and particular attention given to packing
myZ4o d&wtdec2
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1855-03-14

~There is model of the atmospheric
telegraph on exhibition in Washington.
The inventor wants Congress to give him
$3.50, 900.