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ND Committed to the jail IF Onslow county, SSs0
n Tuesday, the 31st of October, negro boy, who "a
says his is JIM, and belongs to T. Pollock Bur
gwyn, and runaway from the Bryan plantation, given
to Burgwyn by George Pollock Jim is about q years DID,
and about feet inches high The of said boy
requesedto forward prove property pay charges
and take him away, he will be dealt with the law Iii
reefs M l.. F. REDD, Sheriff.
jacksonville, N. c., Nov. 4th, 1854 lott
WILMINGTON MARBLE AND STONE YARD.
HE subscriber having accepted the agency of several
large establishments at the North, which will furnish
egn or domestic MARBLE of all qualities, prepared fill
ali orders for MONUMENTS AND TOMB-ST
every other article in the line the business at reasonable
rates.
SCULPTURINCf, LETTERING, or CARVING, execu-
ted as we'll can be done either North or South
The best of reference can be given if required
March 10 IS54-27-tf JAMES MCLARANAN
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q. w. GROOM.

NARLSVIILE DEPOT, }
L miles from Wilmington,
August ), 1858.
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MARBLE, STONE AND SLATE YARD
Nv IIvTT

E subscriber respectfully notifies the public that he
=, recently established in this town, new MARBLE,
STONE and SLATE YARD and now prer ared to fill all
orders for Monuments, Tombs Furniture and Plumbing
work.
Also, all kinds of Marble for building purposes
Also, Tagging and Curb Stone.
Blue Green and Variegaed Slate for freproof roofing
1OfnlShed at reasonable rates.
Qers attended to with dispatch, and moderate terms
11arole \ ard on Water street, near the Railroad
=, w. G.. MILLIGAN.
May lst, 1854 35-ly
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Z. MYERS.
J. NJ. ROBINSON

rlNUFACTURI1is and Dcaicri in Hats, Caps, Umbrel-
las and Walking Canes, of every description, whole
a and retail North side Market-strGct, Wilmington ~ Z
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ROARnyNG HOUSE

VAS O. BOWDEN informs the public that he will, in a
j few days. open Boarding House at tho Depot of the
Wilmington u Weldon Karoad for the accommodation Of
Boarders by the day week month His prices will be
reasonable the times will afford. His table will be sup
piled with the best the market affords.
He solc share of the public patronage assuring those
whe may give him call that efforts will be spared tc
render satisfaction.
1875 26-Sm
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n SMITH 81 CO., -,
DEATEHS IN CORN, MEAL, HOM0N1 PEAS AM
- OATS, and Cow and Horse Feed,
TEElrrY's WHARF, NoRTH WATER STREET,
WuMNGToN, n. G.
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III. JTPPITT.

WILIIIANI
EVTHOLESALE and Retail Druggist, and Dealer in
w Paints OILS Dye Stus, Window Glass, Garden Seeds
parmcry Patent Medicines &c. &c, Of Front and
aret-strcets Immediately opposite SHAws old stand, Will
.inrtgn. n c.
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CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER, respectfully informs
te 1bc that he is prepared to take contracts in his
i7e Of business lie keeps constantly hand, LIME, CE
lEN PLASTER, PLAsTERNG HAIR, Fhaoelhla freSS BRICK
n B. TO DistiIIers Of Turpentine,-he is prepared to
nt mn stills at the shortest notice. May 20-37-ly
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T InIfG Lime, Lime. 1000 barrels Lncolnville White
l. Lump Also Calcned Plaster, Pastering Hair, Fire
sale by G. & r. B. WOOD,
Ian 2 '52-l7v3l Contractors and Builders
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WRoNG.-The Argus seems disposed to blame the
democratic party of Cumberland for the failure to
obtain State aid for our contemplated improve
ments. 1t wants, probably to make little political
capital out of the matter Since that paper has
thought proper to bring politics to bear on the subject
we will inform ii that those who spoke and exerted
themselves against our Railroad project wings, and
belong to the Argus own househoId.--N. CaroE,n,an
A GooD ExAMpLE.-Tt is very well for men TO be
rich when they possess large hearts Gen. Robert
Halsey, of Ithaca, n Y, has recently been doing
very handsome thing. He requests the tax-gatherer
of the town in which he resides, to pass all
where taxes have been levied upon individuals who
cannot pay them without deprving themselves.
their dependent families of the necessares of life,
means of comfortable subsintence, and present the
same to him for payment.
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OENIN CAPs.-'The assortment of Boys Fine Gaps at
" the Emporium is acknowledged to be superior in va
rey and beauty any former supply we have ever had
6,t 9Th 1871 G.. MYERS.
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d
yMPORTER and Dealer in Hardware, Iron, stoves,
Nails Sc, Front street. doors South of Market, WI
a,fr,ron n & T3Ov7-ly1
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}. III. MONK,
NTEHP CHANT

COMMISSION MERCHANT,
rPrompt and personal attention given to the sale or
shipment of nll kinds Of country produce.
r-I NAV be found at the store recently occupied by
GRADY & Monk. ,,o ,o,
Nav 01l 1854 ZZD-iW-oo-iy
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CtROCERS AND GENERAL COMMISSION MER-
7 en- ANTS, Wilmington, n. @.
g. Liberal cash advances made consignments of Ma
flee on North Water Street, next door North of the
-.-.---. Mnmgn
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FRESH FROM NEW YORE

Per Scir L. Z. Smith
= z BAGS No. l Green Laguyra Coffee; bbls Of Stew
70 arts Coffee Sugar; 40 Reans Of Wrapping Paper
low for cash, at trEO. H. AELLE1 D
Feb. l3-24
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INSPECTOR's NOTIC

INSPECVOK'S NOIICE.
TE Subscriber has received the appointment Of Inspector
of NAVAL STORES. and sOicits business from those
r~-ino II in his line JAMES |. BRYAN.
~ 1872 pos Iw-37-tf
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AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSE,

1913 Front Street, NEW YORK.
DLOUGHS, Corn Shelters, flaming Mills, Patent Self
L sharpening Straw Cutters &c. Also, Guano Bone
Dust and all other Fertilizers for sale at the lowest rates
Orders from North Carolina merchants respectfully solicited
Feb. l6--w-lm* JOHN MOORE.
MONEY WANTED.
T1HOSE indebted at the Hat Emporium will please call
settle their Bills settle when called on, as fluids
are necessary for the continuance of business:
Respectfully,
Feb 90 &. MYERS.
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MILES COSTIN .


5''N' ~ " JAS. c. SMITH IL CO.,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS, have removed their c
fee to the second story Of the building formerly oce
cd by the Telegraph Company where tney are prepared
tend to all business in the Commission line :,
All business entrusted to them will be puctua!ly attend
" jan 20, 1854.
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O.o,,,-. DAVIS & BUNTING,
( rHdAISSION AND FORWARDING MERCHANTS,
Feb. 20--2j-tf
vr,,, 70 TURPENTINE MAKERS!
ne subscriber having located himself at Black River
% hg site known as Beattys Bridge is prepared to
lon lurpentne delivered at his landing at Whining
''H prices, less the difference of Freight
May 9th, 1854 INV 2 sos11ttsss.s
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LADIES' SILK UMBRELLAS
TST opened very handsome assortment Pearl Ivory and
j Laurel Wood handles. Also few Ladies' Riding Hats
Feb 13-24 C. MYERS.
LIGHT BUGG1ES.
HAVE on hand several light Bugges, with and without
L tops) of my manufacture, which will sell on very
reasonable terms. Please call and examine.
Feb 9-23-tf w. J. CORNWALL.
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NNO BOXES Window Glass, assorted sizes and
,NIjO brands foc sale at Manufacturers prices, by
WIN. H. LIPPITT. Druggist and Chemist.
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1855-07-20

receivea showers u bouquets ifon the hands 81
the ladies, and tIlpnders 81 applause from the
gentlemen Wetlave moi space for ! more ex-
tended notice, but viii mike use Of some Of the
arguments of Mr.. 4. from lime to time Ills
style was classic, has sentiments noble, I'LL -
ton graceful, his bearing dignlfed and elevated
We hope that the people Of the country may of
ten bear him upon this theme. The ladies have
called upon a young American among them~
selves. to express their sentiments and we give
place to "Moliy Stark"
Mr.. Yerger being called, said that after the
very brilliant effort of his young friend it was
unnecessary for any one to say word more,
He paid a well merited tribute to the effort Of
MIR. H. and defined his. own position on some
points.
Apassage Of wit occurred between him and the
gentleman who, on the night previous, had in
troduced Cock Robin on the tapis, in which both
sustained themselves well. The latter gentle
man won the applause ofthe American party by
the excellent spirit in which he received the
thrusts Of Mr.. Yerger. The canvass would be
much more agreeable if all of our opponents
would take innocent jests as kindly, instead of
/ flying all to pieces when no harm is intended.
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1855-07-20
SS- See fourth page 70 poetry, etc., etc.

B6y- Our readers viii observe ats the head Of
our editorial column, the name OF r. B. Mayes,
Esq, as political editor. The American party
of this place have engaged the services of Mr..
Mayes during the present canvass, with our en-
tire and cordial appreciation. We have always
had assistance in the political department of our
paper, and are now glad to have man of such
marked ability and integrity as Mr.. Mayes, to
conduct it through this most important and in.
teresting canvass. It's well known to oul friends
that while we are heart and soul with the Amel'
Jean party, the principle plank in our plat
form is bread and meat. We shall, however
lend our assistance to the @Senior," and like MOL
ly Pitcher" be ready to take his place by tn
side Of the cannon whenever there is no more Wig
orous hand than ours to I'LL in the ammunition.
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1855-07-20
Whig Trick.

The American movement is denounced as a
Wing tricE," yet the National Intelligencer in
forms US that
"a mass meeting of the Wings of st. Mary's
county, Maryland, was held at Leonardtown on
Wednesday of last week, at which strong resolu.
tons were passed denouncing the Know Nothing
party, its principles, action, and organization"
In Kentucky, Crittenden, Dixon, Marshall
Preston, and all the leading Wings are against thu
American party. So are Jimmy Jones of Ten
nessee, and Tombs and Stephens Of Georgia. Il
Wing States the Wing leaders oppose the party
in Democratic States the Democratic leaders op
pose it. Why! Neither are pleased to have tn
rires taken out of their hands.
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1855-07-20
Striking Likeness.

The AMERICAN Organ Of july contains let
tiers 60 from which It appears that Col. John
n. Savage, Of Smythville Tennessee, 10 candi-
date,) was initiated into the Sixth Ward Coun-
Gil OF Know Nothings, in Washington City. in
January last, and soon after addressed that Goun-
ell in behalf Of the American principles. That
be stated also to an individual member that he
never had and never would vote for a foreigner
Of Papist, but, though himself a Democrat, had
given preference to Wings, if they were Ameri-
cans and Protestants; and that he had been Q
*. N. all his life. In April he writes to the Pre-
sident Of the sixth ward Council, SAYING tina he
he's been charged with being K. NJ; that the
charge Is malicious and false, and requesting to
be flrnished with all the means, in the power OF
the president, of denying and refuting the
charge.
In ~ places throughout the Union, where
boiling hes taken place, this will forcibly remind
the Americas ofone or more instances which have
fallen under their own observation.
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1855-07-20
PHILO SAM,
For tie Banner

For tie Banner.
DEAR Mrs. PRKwETT:
Although am novice in the
way of writing for newspaper, and must solicit
the kind indulgence of my friends, still | cannot
consistently with my own inclination, resist the
urgent pleadings Of the ladies of our party, acho
are anxious that some remarks should be made
upon the address, delivered on Thursday, the 10th
inst. by the well chosen representative of the A
mercan party, Mr.. Henderson.
The entire, and justly merited success of our
young and promising friend. Mr.. H., ELECTS the
deepest admiration. All were most agreeably
surprised to hear one of his extreme youth and
inexperience, utter such eloquent and convincing
arguments in ence of the Native sAmerican
party. y lie is a young man of superior
intellect and ability, and apparently possessing a
clear and extensive knowledge of the subject in
question. His appearance and manners are
agreeable, and differing from other speakers
have heard. Mr.. Henderson asuits the action to
the word, and the word to the action;" as Ham.
let advises, Ia very good rule by the way.)
| We were likewise delighted to observe the pro-
fusion of beautiful bouquets, which were showeret
upon the youthful speaker, and the many expires
sons of APPRECIATION and admiration which tn,
avowal of his sentiments called forth from tn,
ladies and gentlemen present. His star has ariseI
bright and unclouded, and If his future success
be as great as on this OCCASION his nam
will shine resplendent as tbs stars of that Banne
which so proudly waved over the young STANDARD
bearer. MOLLY STARKE.
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1855-07-20
NOTICE.

TINE Oyerseers Of the poor Of Yaz8o county,
i have provided for the accommodation of
paupers, house, situated two miles south of
Bethesda. All paupers desiring assistance. must
receive it at this establishment. Application
for admittance may be made to the board Of OYER
seers, at their regular meetings, or to Mr.. Adj
son Burrus, near the premises.
The next meeting of the Board viii take place
at the poor house, on the 10th day Of August
next, at 10 o'clock, A. M.
Noticesis hereby given that no accounts made
by paupers, after the lst day of August next,
will be paid.
TO PHYSICIANS.
A Physician viii be employed by the Board, at
its meeting, on the 10th proximo, to attend the
poor of this county for the term of one year.
Physicians are requested to submit proposals.
stating their charge per visit, &c.
L. PEARCE-
July 20, 1856.
na- Democrat win please copy. Iin.s
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1855-07-20

Reu. II. I. Leiois.-Ihis gentleman addressed
some Of our citizens on Thursday and Friday
nights, the 9th ard 9th, but the attendance was
so small that he became discouraged and did not
lecture on Saturday. The subject was badly cho-
sen--TEMPERANcE. He stated that this is the
only town in the State where the people have deci
ded to have licensed groceries. The greater need
oflectures, but it sufficiently explains the want O
interest in the subject. -
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1855-07-20

81 The prospects Of the American party
are bright in every part OF the State We have
recently seen persons from all parts and there is
but one opinion in regard to the Americans, and
that is, that they viii begloriously triumphant in
November.
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1855-07-20

pGa. The attention of Physicians is called to
the Notice Of the overseers Of the poor, inserted
in another column.
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1855-07-20
10 the Public.

Having been over persuaded by earnest en-
treaty, against our better Judgments, to suffer our
names to be published as having withdrawn
from the Native American, alas the Know Moth
ing party, we take this method Of assuring the
Public that we are NatiUe An,ericans III the
strictist meaning of that term, and will support
that party, the seal Of secrecy having been re-
moved by the action of the National, Conven-
ton recently assembled at Philadelphia.
L. ROBERTS.
]. S. ROBERTS.
Yazoo City Jnne 29th.
ED. BANNER:
Having been present at the poti-
cal discussion, which took place at Satartia on
Saturday the 14th inst, | will simply give you a
brief outline of the proceedings without going in
to details. The discussion was opened by DIR
Holmes, who made short, spirited and telling
speech. If any body wants to know the reason
WHY he left the administration party, / think the
DIR. can tell them about as well as any one. He
was followed by Mr. Barksdale, who, by the way
| IS about right-upon every thing but politics.
Mr.. Yerger then took the stand amidst great
applause, and in speech of abont an hour and q
half, struck the death blow to the would-be
Democracy in TIT portion the county. Neyel
before. since Satartia has been place has sucI
soul stirring eloqnence been heard on hi
hustings. The discussion wa sconcluded by Mr.
Robt. Bowman, who made very good "Bun
comb" speech, to very small audience, as tn
mass had retired to their homes to cogtate upo
the great and important truths they had heard
perfectly satisfied that sSAM IS SOME ~
There were several persons who fell into Sam
ranks during the day;and, in the evening,after th
discussion, some who felt as if they were out
the Ark of Safety, came in and enlisted under ii
Stars and Stripes. l am aware that this will |
doubted by the Ants, but it's a fact, and ha,
: the documents which, will produce on the fir
. of November next.
Il - PHILO SAM.
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1855-07-20

Cooper's Vel. We have just returned home
from most delightful visit at Cooper's Well,
and can assure our friends that il they want q
pleasant and cheap place to spend a few weeks
at, that is the one. Every body is expected there
in August. We can hardly content ourself al
home now after those pleasant days. and our only
consolation Is, we shall return there in a couple
of weeks, or So The Well is now considered
the social Exchange" Of the State Ore sees
all his friends there, and every body he has evel
heard of, il he stays long enough.
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1855-07-20

rt4. Our thanks are due our friends p B.
Cook & Co., for the July lumber of Frank Les
lies Magazine.
p. d. Cook & Go. have also received ot of
the famous and most delightful perfumery, Hey
desima, or Persian Essence.
They keep drugs, books, stationery, &c, all
"the best in the world"
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1855-07-20
FEW DAYS.
t FEW DAxS
OUR COUNTRY NOW is GREAT AND
EI2EE 49,

,Jrp coIrNTRy NOW IS GREAT AM
~ " FREE
Our country now Is great ana iree'
Few days Jew days,
And thus snal 1t forever De-
we know the way
wen teach the nosss that ga'her mere
That well protect what we hold DEAR
~ g KNOW .ne way
wen 1atLle ,nnosauon,
~ ren eays''eW uays,
Ana ngne gains. usurpauon'
ror our gulos ls lle ecu. a.ss oanne1'
Wv uays, $50. = ~, = h.-sssss...
of ou, gulu n,.,
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1855-07-20
CanaD Meeting.

The Democrat of this week has summoned
another gorgon dire, from the most prolific of
maginations, which, like all the others with
which the anti-Americans would frighten sens-
BILE people, is mere chimera. And, with ad-
mirable fairness, full and minute description
of the coming barbecue is given, several days in
advance. In the same manner have the ques-
tons Of the day been prejudged and misjudged.
Political barbecues are by no means new, and
we have yet to learn that barbecues are religious
institutions. Yet the announcement of politi-
cal Mass Meeting and Barbecue has overwhelm-
ed the pious Democrat with holy horror, as a
mingGng OF religious feeling with political pas
sion."
It may tend to calm the purturbed spirit ofour
neighbor to learn that the Mass meeting is not
politico-religious, but wholly political, though
no doubt there will be many truly religious per-
sons present, and we tru1k that nothing will oc-
cur which might offend thcmost pious
In connection with this attempt to make a
Camp meeting out of Mass meeting, we have
several insinuations about "bran-dance,'' or as
it is charitably called,a ssbran[ dyl dance" To
correct all misapprehension we will state that
, meeting of some of the American party made
arrangements for barbecue, but none for q
bran-dance; but some young persons thought il
would be good opportunity for them to get up
dance. Neither the meeting, nor the party
hadAny thing to do with the dance, and we be-
lieve the individuals who suggested it, on rehec-
!, ton, thought it would be Inappropriate. The
bin posted by authority Of the committee Of ar.
engagements says nothing of dance. We viii
ado, an reply to the many illusions to brandy
and Anerican liquor, that it was expressly resol.
we'd by the meeting that no Intoxicating drinl
should be taken to the barbecues g
The EXPRESSION ssalf Tie world ma fhes racf q
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1855-07-20
AMERICAN STATE TICKET.

FOR GOVERNOR;
GENERAL CHARLES d. FONTAINE,
(of Pontotoc County.) 4
ron SECRETARY OF STATE;
A. G. HORN, Of Clark county.
For Auditor OF Pbulic Accounts;
FL. SWAMI, Of Kinds co.
For State Treasurer; a.
II. s. sTITH, Of Marshall CO.
For Cbapcery Court Clerk;
&c. CARPENTER, Of Kinds
Fer Judge of High Court, ID District;
c. p. SMITH, Of Wtlkerson
FOR CONGRESS.
LIST Dis, Capt. J. II. r. TAYLOR, Of Marshall,
~ do LOCKE T. HOUSTON, Of Monroe.
4th do w. A, LAKE, Of Warren,
FOR STATE SENATOR,
p, B, STARKE, of Bolivar,
Mr.. N. G. NYE, Office opposite Banner of
fee is specially authorized TO receipt for monies
A,,a this office
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1855-07-20

s0- For Local items, commercial, &c, thir
page. A
The daily Minnesota pioneer., 1855-02-20

JESSOf ~ COMPANY,
BANKERS &C.
E1XCHANGE sold and purchasedon New York, BOs
- ton, Philadelphia, Chicago, Detroit, and other Ci
OF the United States. Notes collected and prOce ID
REMIT ed Of Exchange. Interest allow
ed special deposits. We also draw direct, pay able
withOu. discount, on
ENaLAND.-Liverpool, London, Manchester, &c.
IRELAND.-Dublin, Cork, Limerick, Belfast, &c.
SCnTLAND.-EdiDburg. Glasgow. ferth, &c.
Alsu Drofts able in Francs, Florins Thaers,
FRANCE.-Pars, Havre, Lyons, and Marseilies.
GERMANY.-Hamt urgh, Frankfort, o. NJ, Brussels,
Amsterdam, Rotterdam, Antwerp, Cologne, Zurich
SwITZERLAND.-Geneva, Berne, Basic.
lTALY.-Milan, Florence, Rome, Naples, Venice
Messina in Sicily.
AUsrRIA.-Vienna and Triest.
RUssIA.-St. Petersburgh, Warsaw.
SwEDEN.-StOckhOlm.
NORwAY.-Chrstiana.
Dubuque, Iowa. Nov. 10, 1853. y30
SASH, DOOR, AND Hind FACTORY y,
THE undersigned respectfully informs the public thai
i he has fitted up establishment the corner G.
Fourth and St Peters Streets in the of III. resby
terian Church, for the manufacture of
SASH, DOORS AND BL rs
He Will at all times keep largest and best
assortment OF all work in h IL be found in Mime
sota Orders promptly lied at the shortest notice
reasonable telms he attention the public is called
to an examination o! his work and prices.
n. ball orders from the country promptly attended
toe n. GROSS.
ST. raul Angus IL. 1854. aug 19-dtf
The daily Minnesota pioneer., 1855-02-20
THE WINSLOW HOUSE.

Junction Of ST. A nthony, Eagle and Fort ss., St. Paul
MESSRS. CLEMENTS d PARKER, PRoPRIEToRs.
"AVlNG taken this large and cOmmOdOus House,
respectfully solicit share Of public patronage.
The building is new having only been opened in July
last and expense has been spared in furnishing it,
offers TO the travelling public that great desderatun-
home. Being situated i'm the business portion OF
the city, VISITORS business pleasure, will find
to their advantage to stop with The proprietOrs
will spare pains to furnish their table with every lux
ury the market affords.
" Connected with this Hotel is Livery stable
prepared furnish pleasure parties, and others, with
good turnouts. CLEMENTS PARKER.
ST. Paul. Nov. 2l. le54-d&WlY.