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The Ordinance Regulating the Fire
Limits of the City.


The City of st. Paul has grown very
rapidly SO rapidly, indeed, as to have out
stripped all early representations 1t has
city charter, with many provisions therein
which look to and care for the well being
of the city: but there are some regulations
adopted under its authority, which are
somewhat in advance of her true condition,
and impose restrictions which should not
exist.
1t should not be forgotten that, however
prosperous st. Paul is, it is new CREATION
even at this time, and that like all new
creations, it should not be subject to the
rules which govern old, thoroughly settled
communities. The spirit Of progress which,
from period still fresh in the memories Of
our older citizens, has changed the forest
into the home of business, should not be
needlessly or unreasonably checked in its
future workings.
We regard the ordinance which prohib-
its within large section of the city, the
erection of buildings composed of other
materials than brick and stone, as one ope-
rating very harshly upon large class OF
our citizens and calculated to retard very
materially the growth of the city, both as
regards its numbers and business. Build
ings intended for business uses, and located
in portions Of the city where business is
transacted, can only he erected by OUTLAWS
of capital quite too large in proportion to
the sum of wealth existing here. There is
this difference between the East and the
West: that, while at the East, from the
large excess of means at hand beyond the
regular requirements of trade, improved
real estate used for business purposes, is
always regarded the most reliable, certain
and profitable species of investment here
at the West, the sum of capital bears a
much smaller proportion to the neces'
sites of commerce, and is more profitably
employed in usuries and speculations,
than it could possibly be in the i'm
provement of real estate, especially when
such Improvements are required to be made
of the more costly kinds Of materials. Reg.
ulatiors, therefore, which might be regarded
wholesome where great wealth exists, be
come onerous when applied here where mon
ey is, Of all others, the one thing needful
The operation of the Fire Ordinance is un
Just against the man of small means VIII,
wants TO commence business in moderate
way, and who would be content to nsc a
building corresponding with his circumstan
ces and unjust in favor Of the wealthy
class, by giving it, practically, a monopoly
of the business property of the city.
We noticed that, at the last meeting of
the Common Council, this Fire Ordinance
was under discussion and we trust the end
of it may be to secure its essential modiii-
cation or entire repeal
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N. VArTExARE.-Tha Massachusetts Legis-
lature, just before its adjournment, abolished
the international arrangement of NJ. Waite
mare for literary exchanges, so far as that
State Is concerned. M. Vattemare is q for
eigner. The rich literary treasures he places
1t the command Of our libraries are "foreign"
By-the-by, is, Agassiz to be excluded from
his professorship at Cambridge, because he is
a foreiener--or is his place there not ON Office?
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The st. Louis Republican of June 4ih says:--Noth-
ing of importance transpired relative to flour. Small
lots of country superne sells at SO, but buyers touch
with caution. City manufacturers hold superfne at
50 rs to SO so, but these prices merely nominal
Wheat from 81 As to So %, according quality
Corn, frSm 80 to Csc. OATS SIS to 75c Hay, 81 Is to
81 25 per 100 lbs Fully fair sugar brings 61sc prime
is stored for something higher
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CINCINNATI PUBLICATIONS. = There are
now published in Cincinnati sixteen daily
and twenty-six weekly papers, sixteen
monthly periodicals, and three quarterly
magazines, with over 200 literary gentle
men attached to them.
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TOOL CHEST LOST.

Marked I" e. STONE, So. Anth0nu"
I OST or mislad, by steamer GaIena, about the sd
IL May last, Butternut Tool Chest, cherry stained
with streak Of Pine round the top, and has rome hsn
dies Any Information that will lead to the recovery
of said Chest will be rewarded by
st. Paul, June ii, ls55-lwd3t
BORUP & CHAMPLIN. Agents.
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THEATRE AT EMPIRE HML.-By an adj
vertisement in this mornings paper, it will
be seen that Mr.. HUNTLEY's Dramatic Corps
will give an entertainment, Saturday eve
ming at Empire Hall. Look cut for fun
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EsE~ A benevolent old gentleman used to
give away wood to the poor by the cord in Or
der, as he said, to have it recorded above.
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STRAY HORSE.

CtAME to my house, in Lakeville, Bracket Settle
u ment,l about three weeks since, a GRAY MARE
about IA hands high, which the owner have by cal
ling on me, ard paying expenses incurred in keeping
and advertising. PATRICK PAGE.
June 9, 1855 div cod
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FRUIrs AT NoRFoLK.-On Saturday 40 bus
of cherries, 1900 baskets of strawberries, and
100 barrels of peas were shipped from Nor
folk to New York. -
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From Mrs. w. E. Cornish

From Mrs. W. E. Cornish
DIR. ToBIAs-Sr-One of my children was severely
attacked with Group. l used your Venetian Liniment
which gave immediate relief and really think it was
the means of saving my Childs life. Under no consid
Grafton would be without n bottle in my house. al
so consider it most certain remedy for scads ana
bruises, having thoroughly tested it for the same.
SARAH CORNISH.
Newburgh N. Y, March, 1854
Morton Pace, sole Agents for ST. Paul.
Also, just received, DIR. Tobias celebrated Horse
Lniment, warranted superior to any other. Only SO
cents in pint bottles.
June 10. 1855, din,
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
The public are respectfully solicited to purchase
Tickets at the ByOfce of the Hall, money is al
lowed to be received at the Door.
Mr.. MYERS, Leader of the Orchestra, respectfully
informs the la dies and gentlemen of Paul who may
wish their Pianos Tuned, that he will be happy
tend to them during his stay.
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New YORK, Feb. 10, 1854.
have used DIR. Tobias Venetian Linment for three
years, and have found it certain remedy for Chronic
Rheumatism, Dysentery, Coughs Vomiting, and aims
of all kinds, and recommended it as an invaluable arti-
Gle am never without it, do intend to be, if it
is to be purchased. JOSEPH p. NICHOLS,
l6 Essex street.
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A MORSE! 4 NONSE,,
MY KINGDOM FOR 4 HORSEt,
Richard is Himself again!
COLLINS IN TIL, EIEIn,

La
YNiE undersigned takes this opportunity of inform
Il ing his old customers and the public oener,ljy
mat he has resumed his former business in the store
Sawteiie q Co., known as the Worlds Fair, corner of
inru ana ROBERTS streets, in the Auction and Commits
Particular attention paid to the sale of Horses. Bug
ges, wagons, &c Having had more experience i'm that
he IMAM any other person in the Territory he would
Just say to those wishing dispose of stock that they
VIII lind 1t to their advantage to give him call.
>: Pioneer Auctioneer.
N. B.-fersons wishing to upon bu, mess will
ma me az fhe store OF Messrs sawtelle g. Co.. or at
inc stable OF J. A Coney, on Third street, back
Chamblin Morgan's. May 2s-dtf F. &c.
A. M. JELLY,
Agent american Sunday School Uaion !
DEPOSITORY AT THE BALDWIN SCHOOL.
saint Paul, Mimi. TER.
A IL Libraries and Books of the American SUNDAY
- SchOoi Union furnished at the Publishers prices
iogues, Pioneers of the Sunday School Tracts &c At
mel .ne depository gratis Sabbath School friends liz
All orders for Select Librarys of 100 vols. $40 90
:. i" Family 4 Village Lib. "a" 90
Child's Cabinet so" 2 so
Maps, 8. s. Hymn Books, Tickets, Gift
Books, &C., will receive prompt attention.
subscriptions also received for the Youths Penny
June i2. ia, o.,
ST. PAUL LIVE STOCK yam
Beef Cattle, Work Oxen, Mich Cmns
Same, Sheep, Etc.
COULTER f. BROTHERS.
AVE opened an extensive Stock Yard q, ,h ou
- ner OF Jackson and Fourth street and viii lss
hoo Their qens complete lot of Live stock on the
cure the best kinds Of Beef Cattle Work 0ran Miics
viii hs Sneep etc. and the terms on which they
est market rates. WIN t"e low
mncb 90 h WISH nrst rate stock, and all kinds and
ST. Paul, May 49, Us '"'' wifi
>HOnAIE COURT..Ramsey County.
NJ AMI MEHEGAN, widow of Timothy Michigan,
~; deceased having applied to the Judge of the Pro-
ase Codrt for Ramsey County, to be appointed admin
s.IatrX OF the estate Of Timothy Michigan, deceased,
iae q the CITY of ST. Paul. in said County aforesaid,
SAID application will be heard my office at st. Pnul
Aforesaid the eighth day of June next, at ten 90
O'Clock in the forenoon OF that day.
And DIRECT this notice be published once in each
week for three weeks successfully in the Minnesty
Pioneer" newspaper published in said county of Ram
sey. RICHARD FEWER
Dated May 10, 1855. 6wmIsyw
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From Mr.. John Warren, Importers of Needles, Fish.
ing Tackle, &c, 48 Maiden Lane
Having used for several years DR.. Tobias Venetian
Linment in my family, and recommended it my
friends, without its failing to the many COM
plants for which has been tried, it affords pleas
ure to testify to the same, feel assured it will
cOmplsh all that DR.. Tobias states in his pamphlet.
JOHN WARRIN.
New York, January 4th, 1855.
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To conclude with the beautiful Comedy of
ROVGA DXAMOND!

ADMISSION 5O CENTS
CHILDREN under IL yrs. 25 6
Doors open at precisely TX O'Clock Curtain rise at 8.
Front Seats reserved for the Ladies.
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THE GREATEST DISCOVERY OF THE
AGE!!
nR. TOBIAS Venetian Lniment, for the cure OF
~ Dysentery, Group, Cholera, Collie, Rheumatism
&c. No should be without this valuable remedy
Every bottle is warranted Sold by all the druggists
and storekeepers. Depot 60 Cortiandt street, New
York. Price 25 and SO cents.
CERTIFICATES.
This is to certify that l, John T. Roberts, of the
town of Haverstraw, Iockland county, N. Y, have
used myself, and in my family, DIR. Tobias Venetian
Lniment dur ing three years, for bilious complaints
and ague, Inflammation the Lungs and severe dysen-
terry, and the said Lniment made complete cures in all
the above cases. JOHN T. ROBERTS.
Sworn and subscribed to before me- this 18th day of
Sept, 1853. ALFRED HAZARD,
Justice of Peace.
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ThermOmetrical Record for 1865.
Kept by MORTON PACE, Druggists, Third st., ST. Paul
COMMERCIAL.
BOARD OF TRADE.

OFFICERS:
w r. MARSHALL President.
THOMAS FOSTER Vice President.
y. w. WALKER Secretary.
ALL CATHCART- Treasurer.
DIRECTORS:
w. r. Marshall, T. NJ Marshall, w. Z. Hunt,
Alex Rey, q. L. Whitney, s. w. Walker,
A. T. Chambln, A. S. Elicit, A. l.. Larpenteur,
David Day, Isaac Markey, G. w. Turnbull.
Or Communications should be addressed to the Sec
rotary Directors the first and third Tuesday
of each month. Board meets first Wednesday of each
month.
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GALENA PRICES CURRENT.

OFFICE GALENA DAILY ADVERTISER, !
Saturday, June =, 1855. J
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ST. Paul Markets.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
st. Louis Markets.

change bought at par for currency
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FOR THE SPRINGS.
VIRGINIA. SPRINGS.

& 80 p ksGHMDNs so ATR
SIDE AND VIRGINIA AND 3ENNESSEE RAIL-
ROADS-SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.-Short
most comfortable and most expeditions route to the
VIRGINIA SPRINGS Through by Daylight, and
Baggage checked through, except on Stages
Visitors the Virginia Springs By this route take
the Southsds Railroad cars Petersburg the Rich.
uaond and Danvlle at Richmond. at A. H., daily
fSundays excepted,1 breakfast at the Junction, and
ample time given pssse gers to arrive at Lynch
burg at u N. to dinner and thence via Va and Tenn
Railroad reach Bonsack's Depot at ST z. NJ the same
day, and there take KENT, SUMMERsON CO.'S
FINE LINE OF STAGES. dine At the Red Sweet,
or Sweet Springs and arrive ct the w ite Sulphur
Springs az miles) early on the evening OF the Sc
cond day from Richmond and Petersbnrg without
night travel and with but 81 miles OF Staging.
The virginia and Tennesses Railroad is located
through most romantic country, possessing eli.
mate unsurpassed fer its salubrity and delightfni
temperature The road passes the base OF the esks
of Otter, and within three miles of the Allegheny
Syringe, Cd mile of the DEVILS Den or Montgomery
White Sulphur Springs and within four miles OF the
Yellow Sulphur springs; all PLEASANTLY situated few
miles apart, the Eastern slope OF the Allegheny
mountain. in Montgomery county. The waters OF
these Springs celebrated for their great medei.
nal quaties, the accommodations excellent, and
have been greatly Increased since last season.
Visitors to the Red Sulphur Springs take Kent,
Summersou l. Co.'S Stages at Newbern Depot ON the
evening of the dag that they leave Richmond or
Petersburg, and arrive at the Springs the follow.
day to dinner and Salt Sulphur Springs issry In
the evening.
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RHEUMATISM.-
-: foS 10 painful disease, affecting the joints
Win swelling and stiffness; also affecting the muscu
lar tendlnuns and fbrous textures of the body. 1t
RHEUMATIC LINZ MENT
LUMBAGO
ihis disease is known by pain in the loins
many persons have been cured bv PnTIaRniS
RHEUMATIC LINIMENT
PARALYSIS
olminutlon or loss of power or motion in the
body 1t very often attacks on ly one sida and has
been cured By POLLARD's RHEUMATIC LINI.
For sale BY PURCELL, LADp CO.. gsnn..,
Heers, Adie Gray. Duval l. Norton. w p. lad
u. q; Thomas, and Druggists generally Throughout
- S1's- lie rs
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pUsHTON's COD LIVER oIL.-The

USHTON'S COD LIVER OIL.-The
~ late firm of RUSHTON, CLARK l. CO. bens
dissolved by its own limitation. am sole Pro-
prietor of the genuine God Liver Oil which is 30
generally prescribed by physicians st this season for
CONSUMPTION, Coughs, Colds, &C., &c.
CAUT1ON.-In purchasing or ordering, be care
full to ask for Rushtons and that my name is on
the label, and my signature over the cork OF each
bottle, there several spurious articles in the
market claiming to be Rushton's.
FREDERICK v. RUSHTON,
Bon OF the late VIM. L. Rushton N. York
fne above Oil for sale by DUVAL l. NORTON,
corner Of Main and 10th streets Bank SQUARE. Riah.
Inono. ap5-Sm*
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je2 j. w. A. SAUNDERS
IACKSON,S EXCELSIOR BITTERs

TACKSONS EXCELSIOR BITTERS.
~ Mr.. X. H Jackson-Dear Sir: My mother-in-law,
Mira. Armstrong, has been afflicted with Dyspepsia
for some l6 years. Not finding any nent relief
from the various remedies used, sbe was induced to
me much pleasure to testify to their beneficial re-
sults
She can now enjoy her food with a relish to
valuable medicine GEO. w. WILEY
Richmond, Va. April IA, 1855.
advise every family to procure these Bitters.
They may be found at E. J. Picots, A. Bodeker'A
8. n. Zachrisson's Chas. Millspsugh's, Bennett l.
Beers, and Alex. Duvaps Druggists, Richmond. Va.
All orders promptly attended to. ap18
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For further Information apply 70
y. q. g WALL,
Superintendent Southsids 4. r PeteTsuurK
CHAS. CAMPBELL,
Sppt't Richn'd & Danv.lls H. r Richmond
.... T. ii GILL,
Sup Va. 4 Tannssasa r. r.. Lynchburg.
KENT, SUMMERSOE l. CO.,
10 Fincastle, Va.
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A NEW DRUG sroRE.-Havine nur -

u Nc" DhO0 CIOhE.-Havlnp Dur
. chased the Drug Store at the corner of 4th and
sIeets we are in daily rsceip. of cur entire
nave been carefully selected by one of our firm from
pound no1ssa on North we prepared
H. naat pton: with the greatest care aud in
~, oest seyie. All orders from the CITY or couu-
ny entrusted to US will meet with prompt attention
a. In every instance the article sold BY Us
.eep constantly OF hand full assortment OF Fsncv
nnrcses, feIf9mery, Patent Medicines Paints. Oil
onr es,uns glassware, Seeds. Cigars, &c, besides
oheI 70 purchasers as reasonable farm, =. ,hss
Se nj pc q purchased for elsewhere in the city
- u I. II. SOUTHALI, A. CO
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nALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN Elk
~ TRACTOR will suhdua main ard inf lana tim

VALLEYS MAGICAL PAIN E x
~ TRACTOR will subdus pain and inhsmation
from the seversst burns scslds, in from to
twenty minutes. and will heal the wounds without
scar; it ehectually Fever Sores, Piles, Salt
Rheum, Iniammatory Rheumatisn, Cuts, Wounds
Bruises, Sccld Head. Corns and Bunons ErYsi oeas,
Spraius, Swelings, Felons Chilblans. Bite of H.
sects, Sweiled and Broken Breast Sore Nipples
Eruptions, and all hsriniammatory and cutaneous
diseases, where the parts affected be reached.
This article is now put up in blue wrappers with
new steel plata label, and signed by II Daley, Ma
ker, and c. Y. Ciichner L Co Proprietors, to guard
against the numerous counterfeits in nearly every
store.
BENNETT / BEERS, Druggists, are the only
authorized agents for the sale of the genuine new
style, and they furnish the trade at proprietor pr
ees Retail price only $50. a box. mn 26-d&w6m
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IA miles from the Richmond and Danvile Railroad
at Wyaroke Station, will be open LIST July for the
accommodation of visitors Every exertion will be
to favor US with their patronage. Our BAR win be
well supplied, and close Sabbath and every light
at 10 o'clock Our BATHING establishment is Just
erected new st the Springs, where hot cold Baths
can be had.
Terms of Board per day 1.5O; per week 81; per
IL years, and servants half price. There will be ar
Omnibus in attendance at the Depot to the sa-s
my l2-2m THOS. C. WILSON l. SCH5.
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T1RUE TURF OIL.-For old Sores O

TRUE TURF OIL.-For old Sores of
l. every description, On Man or Beast. One tea.
spoonful equal to an ounce Of any preparation
known.
Bruises and SpIsias. Ulcers and Fellons Scalds and
Burns Sore Legs and Chbains, Fresh Cut Wounds,
Cramp and Tetter, Stings Of Insects, Wounds under
the Nails, Infiamsd Breasts Glandulsr Tumors Sore
Back, Swsiied Legs aud Stiffness Of Joints.
Warranted to cure, and no damage fromlexposure
to colds.
Applied to burns at once, 1t leaves no scar
Price so and IS sants bottle.
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Sole Pfoprietors. Richmond. Va

RICHMOND, JhnuHfy 10, IooJ
Messrs Dove l. Co.-Fcr about seven years my
negro boy, Simon, had en- ulcer the shin bone of
one of his egs; he had hsd the very best medical adj
vice. and the stricest attention from my self the
has been pouticed and burnt with caustc
at intervals whilst giving applying medicine he has
been kept low diet, and also kept perfectly quiet,
with the liEab elovated sometimes the would
be large the palm ofa mans hand, and at othsFs
lsrger than half dime and even when 1t has at
tanned this small size would bresk out again. be-
while in your store. asked you what must do for
it; you gave bottle of your Turf OIL and after
hesied Prevousto the time of using it, he had Lost
months from hls work, but since, he has never
lost single day. will add that have expended
uselessly his limb about two hundred and Fifty
dollars and it gives pleasure to add to the many
you have this Testimonial of the virtues of your
Oil. Very respectfully, 8. e. SHELTON.
Ia copy-pubIished by permission from g lady o!
his city. NH 51-d&cts
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NEW AND SPLENDID

~Az@ NEW AND SPLENDID
OsITION LINE OF
STAGES Through fem Richmond. Petersburg,
Baltimore, Washington and Alexandria. to White
Sulphur and Sweet springs, in Il days, and Salt Sui
phur in 2 days "a
On and after the LIST day ofJuly next we will run
daily line of four horse coaches from the terminus
OF the Virginia Contra. Railroad to the Rockbridge
Alum Springs, and to the White Sulphur Springs
via Bath Alum, Warm and Hot Springs, with branch
to the All-Hesling spriDgs)
Passengers leaving Richmond in the morning train
OF cars, will reach Rockbridge Alum and Bath Alum
or Warm Springs same day. leave next morning at
day light and arrive at the Sweet and White Sui
phur Springs early in the evening
Having all new, first ciaes coaches, fresh teams,
selected with great and accommodating drivers,
We fsel assured extend to the travelling pub
lie such facilities for and comfort have never
before been offered or secured on this line.
Through tickets from Richmond and Alexandria
to any of the above named Springs, be obtained
of any of agents. who will always be found at the
Railroad depots of those places.
Extra coaches will be furnished at all times when
desired. HARTMAN l. BROWN,
my 20 Proprietors.
Rates of Fare in connection giL the rgfnia Contra
Railroad bg HQyman tud ByotcR's STAGE line
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DkINTING OFFICE FOR SALE.-A
l. Democratic PAPER, located in furnishing
Virginia town, and in one IF the wealthiest and
largest counties in the State is offered for sale pri.
vately. The paper has an extensive patronage-over
1000 bona fide subscribers and large and profitable
advertising and job custom, which is constantly and
rapidly incres, ing For further particulars address
the Editors of the Dispatch. je7-ts
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FOR SALE.-WOOL TRUNKS. PAD
;No DING, FACING, LINING AND BOOK.BIND.
Iney need 1ot go North to buy these articles az the
andernsned has them always hand as good and az
e ep as they can be bought at the North. Manu-.
Branch Tavern. r TOSEs
fe 26-d&c6m ~ '0A'r-s'
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A GRAND CHANCE FOR SPECU-
"A LATION.-A SAFE INvEsTMENT OF MO-
NEY-25 PER CENT. AT LEAST SAVED BY
THE oPERATION.-As GOLD SHIFTS business IL
exclusively confined to Trimming and Fancy Good.,
Brown Cottons. Checks, Tickings, Flapneis. Csssi.
nets, Blankets, Kerseya Mouslna Calicoes, EnslIsh
and french Mennoes. Black Alpacas Irish Liners
suitable for the Fall and Winter, will close the N
cut ct and below cost to make room FOR other goods
in his line OF business =. 0OLDsMI3
10 Is 9ns Rraa5s -