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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1855-02-08

are rsdr ested to tall. Our work, IN point Q!
aud fneness, shall not.be surpassed
BIZ any estabIishmcnt in the count Y, while the
terms Shall be as low asany ones. Fine Ward
robes. Fables OF "A kinds Dressing, Bureaus.
plain sssd remmop, Bsdsteads of any size and
uualitv wished, Sofas Chairs, Cribs and Cradles,
bivans and 0ttomans, Hat Racks, etc. &C. con-
stasaly on hand, On furnished 10 order asshort
We will, also, make Cofsins in any style
wished. Il oae-haif tie price Heretofore
CHARGED; which we viii deliver IN good Hearse.
FREQ Of extra charge, In any part of Lincoln
county. Come and try us. -. ~
III" + III u. A.swILSON & SeAS. Z,
Jan. 12--ly. -IAa1ts1 s-aSx sf.3 ggi g
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AX.A&INsNss

wish large Rooms and Stalls, well furnished
With pfcsenaSr, and good oHles slwAys ready.
There WILDE no pains sparsdcn our Part, We
promise good order and al things right side up
charges moderate. Cailsasd zee rs when
YOU come 10 town--txys Coz yoursei YES, and
there viii be no need Of pu1ing euFssly 6, this
the Ist day Of JANUARY 1855. = ! $500 y.
Nv. IL &sN. b. 1fDORES, Propfeters.
February i, lS55--12n,
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NIulberry Female Academy sc
This popular School commenced as:sl a
new session on last Monday, ag re-
adyertisementin last week sOsssssyr
Under the management Of 49, =:
ed preceptresa, Mrs NJ Ia,
prosperous e Gus career may web be as!ss'
ipated.
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Land for Sale

Mr.. G.. w. Saraly, residing not
far from Lynchburg, will offer to the
highest bidder, on Thursday, March
lst, the valuable tract of Land on
which he DOW liyes. Persons wish
ing a good home, having excellent
water, and all the necessary conven-
fences, should 'sstrike while the iron
ia hot" See advertisement.
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jE1.Il.5;sl ~ e,ls3

Et34 1saljsss ri celSs. wisae face. ?.
n wa' maltsd, NJ sSSa S5fs BY james b
Hudson. ssAedisslhas %, BSsss slasd At
Nae i, and Aas CSa, DE Marc. sorrel. about
+l9 hands HIGH small blaze in the face, no
marks Or brands. aboNt 20 yrs cid; vaued Ist
IS. The Mule Colts horsey black color. sap
posed to be l, syr old, pakt, valued at $40. =
both ts}uerl. up bs Nan. Clark, 9th dis. 6miles
north Of Fayetteville. Dec. 20, 1854. re I
- MxRsHALL COUNTY. .i.;e II !
Horse, brown bay. LEFT hind foot white, left
leg white half way pR. small blaze in fore
head, piece on left ear. Is hands high, 3 yrs
old; by Joel Whiriey. 4th dis, Dec. 2, 1854.
Valued at g. ~ .xz-s ss -
= 4 Z = q rRAxKLIN couxTf- g.
!, Mtsrs; bright sorrel ,Dstaf IN forehead and
snipon nose, about IA handshigh, 8 Us cid IN
the spring: by e.. 6s Miller. 9th dis, j an. 4.
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another Fsilure- III
As usual, the Nashville mail h'lr 2
again early this week. Time vas
when papers and letters might % ex-
pected with some degree Of certainty;
but under The present miserable man
agement, am arrival is to be cone7u.
cred as almost a lucky mistake. "a q
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LADIES' DRESS GO9DSs

{ e ADagEa DRESS GOODS :.
IDLAIN Striped silks, Fancy EN
IL. plaid silks, - : s.gs s, NJ AEE3S
Plain blk and figured silk, largelot; & q
Fine French Merino, all coIors;s ez
i" English do .adszst
Solid Delaine, End mourning Delaines; :
New style plaid warp Alpaca; 3
Mourning goods Of alIkinds. oY nE}s
To this stock We beg leave, respectfully 70
call the attention of the ladies, feeling conf
dent that their good taste and Judgment. will
bear US out in the assertion that it is decidedly
one of the best stocks in the market and for sale
low. JOHA t0ODhlcn. 8
Oct. 26, 1864 tilsa 81 81 sgn1as
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J.W..FormWait sc
IMnnufacturers Of Tin. Copper
and Sheet Iron Wares.
th FAYETTEVILLE, TENN.

REprepared toexecute in supe-
-Elrior manAer roofing uttering and
,aiI kinds Of job work and repairing. A N'r =
good. assortment Of Tim-Warc and stove
Pipe always on hansl. and warranted not to
Icrtin the eye, For Repairing cA'SH must Be
paid in all cases. :. ~ : ssSss,,ts -. &
Also, FORCE PUMPS for SALE
Old Copper, Pewter, or Dimes taken in ex-
change for Ware s.Ia = -
HShop one, door South of E. NJ. Ringo's
jewelry shop. 81 February 8. l655-4w. +
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| EUilah Oma--r ----r-.~-~-s.zsss-
We would ask attention to the I'd
vertisement Of the Verandah Hotel
|of TulIahoma DR.. James y lgcr,
proprietor We know Che house "liks
a book forswe have tried y, and can
and do cheerlalIy commend II to the
travelling public. The ian.ilord is
a gentleman, ii every sense of thu
word = courteous, sffable, and accoms
moAting. His honse = ss pleseants
|iy situated us any We know Of the
rooms comfortable and cleaply the
table ,bountifully supplied Sith The
best necessaries and Injuries That The
country Affords 1.-The seryanl g6mpt
and obedient, and the charge nsies
rate. Try and see.
:. p
Accidentally Shot
On last Tuesday morning. MfS q
!L. Commons, Of this place, ACCIDENT
ally shot himself, causing a painful
though not dangerous wound. We
learn that while putting on bis coat.
the pocket in which the pistol was
came in coutact with p bench, When
the weapon exploded, ipflicting a
flesh wound in the thigh. 81
Thanks s
Hon. Geo. ~ Jones viii please ac-
cept our best thanks for favors in the
xr.v If val,ahIe works. ~
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u Z Scott Is: Go.
Is FASHIONABLE TALCRs.

Vest Sids Of the Sqacfe, fayetteville, 7tsn.
"B WOULD remind our 81 81
~ friends and the pubic gem = -
orally, that vi have opened sslop on, tho
West side Of the Public Square, one door
north of T. G. Goodrich + Co., where we Mould
be pleased to haze our, friends and all others
that want good fitting Coat, Pants or Vest
made, TO come and try Us, as we are deter
mined that no shop in tina middle portion of
the State shall do. better work than we are
turning out almost every day. We pledge
ourselves to ft.any shaped man that may IA
yor US with a eau. no matter how he may be
|deformed, their clothes being madeto ftir tho
latest and most approved fashion Of The day.
unless otherwise desirsd;. when We viii uss
every exertion to suit the peculiar notion Of
any that may wish to vary from the same
Hoping to merit and recsirs portion Of the
public, patronage, we have, the honor Of sub
scribing ourselves, Respectfully.
May 49, 1854. y. D.sC0TT& co.
& - - SHndries. ~
49, WEES, for cooking purposes; ehacsc,
NV an excellent article; Confecti0laric~
W Almonds. Rais1ns, Preserves, and Bran
dy.-in word, every article necessary to mako
up ono Of the best collections of Family
Groceries ever in Fayetteville
fFsBs 10 81 VIII. K nc. H0LMAg.
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Lat Kind Of animal is gwen. - ID, color :.
sd.1escr;ption... .4th, age 9th, posters
nsme eth, place and time Of arrest -.
-. -,,.2.xefinp = rz.f.ifx fpa<
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A Bad Cold

About three-fOurtnS Oh ouf az
quaintances appesr to be the victims
. of. a cough, cold, OF sore throat We
have recently come into possession
Of a very promising sample Of the
second, which any enc may have
icheap, although we are paying for II
through the nose. Nothing makes a
"human'' more misanthropical' than
a bad cold. All affection seems to
dis within him, exceptthe catarrhal
affection; md while bis leaky and
-hypocritical eyes
~Drop tears as fast as the Arabian Tree
Its medicinal guni," 81. soAs
he cares nothing for nobody. lie
feels mt once faint and ferocioos, lie
tries 10 gather his ideas into q group
as a hen gatheEeth hex chickens une
der her wings, but he cant come IT.
He has a sensation as if his bralns
were a mass Of clouds just breaking
into slow driszlc. Such is the alb
normal condition Of many at this mo-
.ment. The palate seems TO have
been changed to pincushion, into
which the goblin Influenza is contln-
ually thrusting cambria needles salt
ed 1T the point. 1t is not pleasant
to attend, to business under all these
inflicHons; but, then what does it',all
amount tor 1t is only cold. To
think that usage should sanction
the marriage Of such an adserb to
.such.a noun, when truth and ieehng
forbid the banns. Ozlya cold! Yes,
J. there are monsters Who tell you, when
ali your mdcus membrane is dissoly-
ing, That "Mey never cared tor a
cold" Verbs do not always agree
with their nominative cases-at least,
they ought not to do SO when there
mark is alike insulting aud inhuman.
~
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N0DsHHSHSe -,
w H. & n; p. AoQRES Al
w having purchased the ~ j, "a

known as.the EsyettsgilIe Inns are repared
20 sccommodate' the travelling public in the
bsss Of style, and will dispatch business witt,
n,naness and a short neticss Our table viii
b furnished with as good IS the country af-
foris--foofps neatlsnd ingood order; servants
obeaser,t and ready to wait. on our friends and
customers when called on. Also, a good
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Accidentally Shst-

Hon. Geo. n. Jones viii please ac-
cept our best thanks for favors in the
way of valuable works.
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NEW BOOK STORE.
T. HAMIITQN 4, CO.,


. No. 8 winslo,u House Corner Of Eagle and Tbrt $751;
RE receiving and opening largest and best assert
In ment of Books, Stationery, Wall Raper and fancy
arices before brought west of Chicago which they
ser for sale at the very lowest possible cash prices
&We would first call attention to Jour stock of FGpe
comprising over 600 rolls which ry
how rates Those wanting Wall Paper, would aoswe tn
slook at assortment.
Our stock Of Stationery can't be beat this side Of Chi
.eago ft:er 2: 5=-sI 81 !, ...s,-. - -
Writing Papr4of an grades Pens lnk, Rubber, Ink
stands Rulers Bottig and ing Raperof all aescrip
lions and in ali usually Kept in Stationery
establishment. So: =: = .-:i H., - ::
Gold Peas We have large stock of j. B. Beer s
Pens all warranted which offer to the public at Eastern
prces Gold and Silver Tooth Picks neat article
Iedgers Journals, Day Books PAS. Books and Memo
brandums of all styles, In setts sineles l-
n We have good stock Of Miscellans BOOK
egreat variety Of Chldrens goDke which mot fad to
please. g.
gCheap Publications. We have in store very argestock
and nsv enesreseYs BY Exxess as soon as they arecs'
eued from the pres. We have arrangement in New
afDr city b which, ~ the are iorwariedt to us
soon as printed -. ,sg r--y go.
!. sef ,gSsots Beeks we hars Barnes Co IS
yhich we lex other establish
Eneuti4 teva Give es-a cali &c. HKMM TON &.Co,
june S0-dn NO. 3,Wmsi0H Honsel
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':,- ~R'EADfNG rocks.

SANDtThS' NV SEiIES..~
TIAVE you seen fheinf They are adnihsble books =;
III All the teachers who mined snd used tsesn
attest warmly their singular Hiness for Che purposes Of
SCHOOL room. ..,u ,, i..5i.; 49,. 90 -
They are IN fact fhe carefully eonsidered the
mos ample experieirce ia teachifs and ARE ecofsgy
adaI ed admirably SSate me aSss aid powers
Here IL the onset are no duh long ORA
oat' prove That q the pietute Of cati not cat
that @ THE picture Of horse IS hot horse That the
picture of is not and otter
equally valuable and N seaoeEosek i0f
On the contrary the child ASSUMED to hate Common
sense and to need IN What Is useful and suit
ed to his years Heis not therefore puzzled the start
with long words and abstract deftiohs and Wsariei cat
with reading or attempting to READ, WHAT'S Withhold beu
eft because above capacity and without interest 10,
Ia Sanders Nsw Reading Books every Step In The pro
cess till the very last plainly preparatory 10 tsnext
The pupil is pleasait p0ntaBiY cedust through
lessons consisting Of one i've fhe Of more syllables
in rerlar a containing mat.ef fan Of inter-
moral and instrlctxe yet highly Entertaining and
tesdes q merely teashiag him to req
to Undue his mind most wholesome thought and
siesslcpe and strengthen his.nental pewerss1 IA
Teachers exa1nne them; and judge fer yparsekts ~
The teachers 4hxeeshcat tie Territory can Aese toi
the above books for ekaraiatcn by caling. on W. p.
Cornbs;nsnI the hsaerican whs u The
eAAkeAt46t dHiAhesota r-ss'~~,.;aas ,e ..s-z i
June 22-d1y.
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NEW. EI.EGANTAND, COMPLETE ASSORTMENT
OfDry Goods, GrOceries, and Provisions.
D.. L.. FL LLER,
his Urge and elegant stock of spring
goods from the East Owing to the lateness Of the
sy,aseny he Will offer il at - 8 .s' sn',
EASTERN PRICES FOR CASH.
Go and exaninet for yourselves and you will be
to buy 4norg his stock of Dry Goops may be found
cases Deaines, plain and fancy, very handsome.
- Prints of every description
:. Assorted (fhghanl - r.
% Bleached CottDn. 80
9.'* 10 bsries' Unbleached Cotton. a'1
4""e Ticking, ?. .!ts-,i' u
- Deniins, -. -: ne, =
" Shifting stripes, .. i'f
a Drilngs, " - r:Hr:-~';f
I: --''2 g. shabnrg's ,'' :: -! II
- SO pieces AZ Dried Crashes, TX
SO q Diapers
e kNIi[hssorfmeft otHOSERY, GLOVES, LINEN, HAND
KEHCIIIEFS &c: SC, too numerous specify.
His stock of CLOTHING and GENTS FURNISHING
:00fS isthc best befed IN the market, and will be
sold uey cheap 1t comprises every thing in its line DON'T
raj TO clt ai.e vi tishe It II you want bargains.
lie laSako received and IS receiving every boat GRO
CERES of all kind: hams beer pork aour, &c. and will
sell tKefifat The tslest pi.ices~' III wv
June. I2-dwtf :aif:t :,"j d. t. FULLER
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HO! SDOrtSnlen!

eyNSIS. fact and be proved beyond any earthly
L. doubt that guns be had, from the celebrated
Mimic Rifle down to pop any kind ofguns made
10 order, and done, and all work warranted TO
be good. Also, all firearms used by pners always on
s r s. The best Rife Powder for sale:f. s@s 81 .e
- =. - -. HOWARD HETTURTH;
- 80 - : .rf% - ate0f yladfsonj wiseons
~S1esAop uacorrser Of Robert and 9th sta II
St. Paul, NJ. T., Dec. Is, 1854. dSyu
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| k6LLIN CLARK. JOHN RENFREW. a. tK0ZI
Garsaet.. laisisaa Bdiis r1lqyis No

=
-sCLARK, RENFREW 81. Co.. :
NkNUFxCIuRKRfyfs tszE, Machinery, Hydraulic.
lAH PFesyes, OIL and Tobacco. SffeME. Patent
3aiS dust Tanners, Page Chils' Parent Crrhlar Eaw
hsrse, steam or water 20 WEI. aa nj KINDS Of
They would ivits thea Mwrghts to their
and large stock Of RstteTns for variety "a
Wheels; lists pf9wAich viii he desye.
by nfaff hf otherwise. =.
Their eNensiye Boiler and Sheetir0n " Orka, under
the control ofA.CRpZtER sdbgt facilities for Manu-
farturinga aud repairng Rpet andsheet-iEop ,WpEk, in
the Ii0slimp rOxed malinera ..-,. ,,,,,xjF p.
Good second hand boilers generally on hand ..l9ly -.
M TERRIBLE. eOOVVhES!.d &c Coz t.:
1--WE olfESAi.E DEALERS in. rFH94tEIGN-A DOi
MESTIC DRFz6O0DS. BOOTS, SHOES HATS, .ar
CAPS; YAN4SEE n oYIONS,. &c. &e.s, ira
No. 134 Main Sired, -Gaienu, .Mfsseis l..
WYE hRve 1dst opened the LARGEST and most extern.
w sive stock of Foreign and American Dry: Good 4"
ever oheref ftfe West which me. ofefngAt Chi
T&g6 and Louis pfices and less than haveever beer
sold in this market Our facilities for putcfasig are
such that We Are eiiabfe get Gnr goods as low
they ca be Sought by the nrgest eastern fOusees We
are buying our American Goods dirsC from the manu-
EdUefe4asA ksiyg oeDa ectet willis AOase AA New
York. and Of sle dfa ssantly in the market We
shall atineel have full stock and,a the lowest
market prices We offer bats, but our cust0ners
can depend AT af times. upon buying goods Of ut
small from cost and trahspor tatiOn, and cR
find in besn D d. SaS
Of visiting the eastern citie., ST.. louis and thEaso
may depend upon finding as large astocK andat d lew
Weask an Ex,AMHSa rFNt OF our stock before eoins
&c. ~.
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I, E SIRE HX Nd,

bHE17.,..
TO THE CITIZENS OF, MINNESOTA
VUNIar having This day purchased from Alexander 1ey
-. the entire stock Of :s "a, ~ tuo,r In "a
GROCERIES, PROVISIONS < FAMILY SUPPLIES,
At his old and popular Roberts street. respect
Iuy invite continuance of the liberal patronage hereto
fore partially bestowed by the pablo upon tile sab
and deserve these favors. have purchased
tho above stock at the lowest cash prices and besides hav
ing the choicest articles of every description in my line
I promise to afford my goods to purchasers ga
o., CHEAPER FOR CASH
Than cnn be found elsewhere in this city please
call and examine am py stock: l.4.,",;s ...ilu ,s.r
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BELLS: Bf.f,LS: BELLS,

uISOR Churches, Academies, Factories. STEAMBOATS,,
Z, Plantations etc, made by the subscribers, and
large assortment kept constantly ON hand. mounted
with their newly improved Iron Yoke, which by de-
tathed plate permits the Bell without takug IL from
the YeKe be turned its vertical axis distance
however small completely round. thus lessening the
danger of fracture from repeated blows OF tire Ciapper
in one place. The Yoke also combines the moyeable
arm by which the Bell may be raised or lowefed in its
bearing if desired, thus increasing or diminishing the
lin which they mount all sizes) increases their work
ing facilities, and also enhances the quality Of the
ing which improvements, with those of 80 during
which the establishment has been in Operation have
gained for their Bells uneq,ailed celebrity for volume
OF sound and quality of tone, and for which they have
ust received, Jan. 1854, the First Premium at the
Worlds Fair, many of this country and Europe being
in petition and which is the 10Th Medal they have
received BeBg located nj the Junction OF R"iitoad
Canal and RIVER routes they ship any direction
moments notice. For further information apply for
circular. Address r. d, A. MEN EELX'S SONS
West Troy, Albany Co., New York. novlp54d&wly
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: AEsSSBEls sKv S9M .E AMI.

-.-s-aa esHAf kfNKEKS Xa.s-tsz ~ "a
ExCHANGf,s sDid and pKrrhasedOn New York, BIOS
sasss
remiiie at current rates of Exchange Interest allow
ed special AssSsau. direct, pays able
ENoLAAD.-Liverpool, London, Manchester, ~. !, i
IRELASD.-Dublin, Cork, Limerick, Belfast, &c
.o o. Ta.ier.
lsa S3lae VS., sF:,sA
:. 1Irssslsa; Fiors1ee Rome 7Napi.ss yp'c.,
RUssiA.-st PsisfsbIath, 'wsrsaw. a'iAa'' -
OVERWHELMINGLY yrns, +:
.Dubrqat, iowa, Nov. fo,1sss:! yae: =, -..a.E -
q ,s saI',:,,
ss entrusted ID him in the line II fl 4
Saltwater, ST. Paul ST. An.hony and throughput The
TIE 'ss COMMIT Mint
-HfA Ex: Alex. Ramsey, Geo.w: Gsmp6A@ Cos
\, = W. s s ST. .isu.in, e, g T..
N.Y. ~ imreon. Tic. Mrs. ID BaiISS, ~ :hotss
fgs. w foe@i;, isssa 9: g; MIN q c. d s
n 5ssu suss e. e Ss
G:tws 5ssfsuT ESQ: 81 - AfrsIos.-P+ Resgs,k Les
ESsih,f& ormly, Esq. sMr ONvaker, NJ arink 1dills
"i i;sn ss sss:ssliy:s VT Butter, 81
|H357s FEES. F8SE Qjl0gffifYe = ,s.5.A lB64,
+ - E.e1a. adesH. FAN DEYEfl4sHA Co.,
ENNhDAesale G40fAkasg. St9E$y No.-A94 A164
VEEEAteAbW44 receipt Of the largest stock Of Mes
Frfy teaf Boys. Reedy Msde Cleshine, Furnishing
Goodk fniE Rp5ber Goods; dc., brought Il
tint tovi Nah van IS bllzfUd 81 the very lowers
pffef and Oh f6erdf5 eftns sy-:c-1 S.ss-..niT -.
Fl 81 and psUrnit nnsr We pder great ia:
sep l3eshS.s :--?-f. 1s.EAse nEvENTER & CO.
n IN by the pint or barrel, 10 sale 81
lA Nov. 2, 1ss4-df W, b. McGROANTY.
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Hoe ioUo..s: Patent larouDtl:SaWs.

Hoe d: Cots. Patent (arOuBti Saws.
THNHE subscribers nfc.ure from the best thst side
d Circular Saws ft1,n ritclrs o,eighsyhtchesi
diameteIs >"Fhh = axs are iarenea ardtemtened an
ground and uisedb inachcr, designed expressly
for the purpose and thercferenrrh autxfrto hoNe
ground in the usual i1anuers tl' are strcg hensd
and sened by increasing 3eni in ftfhgns+s Regularly
from the cutting edge TO tie cntsc cdl!eqteh: do not
become heated aEJnitkcy "a nd, lrodee sgreses'ing
lumber. *.,.- ~ .i:.: x
They also manufacture Cast Stee4 NH pit and Cross
Cut Saws and Billet webs of superior quality all of
which they have for sale they hrsY be ebtaine of the
PrinGr pat :hardwaTe merchants thloughout the United
States and Canada. r. HOE t6tiet.,i
aaH-e
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1.EAHD AND WINTER ,TRADIs.

IN CREASED FAClllIlt.S q NE W aFftA>0HME->iS
T+-WOODWARD,,t thank FIJI for past. patrbnages re
speet fay informs the citizens Of ST. Paul and Vi
entity that he has just received large additions from the
principal Eastern and Southern cities. to his stock of
Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods, all OF ashich he is pre-
pared manufacture order at the shortest notiee,
and htoh cannot fail TO be pronounced liberal
and satisfactory To those who judges of good
article he pledges himself to give the mast ehre salts
faction and in this connection he would eaimerae
Sew of the articles that he has on hand &c * -
4 Cassmeres, plain and fancy ...% :.
81 BroadclOths, French and American. 90
5. Silks, Satins cana yeavets. ~. - % &c
:, Niggerhead, Mohair, and Beaver Cloths. .: .
.. Satinetts, fancy and plain. et.-i az - N
together with most complete assortment Of Tim
mings of every conceivable quality and description:
Also, fine assortment of Boys and GeA's Clothing
from oxercoats down. TO pair of hose. =
TO the. tfsde ofsuryoundng towns, MI. w would say
that he is at all times prepared to NIL e orders IN the
way Of Trimmings and piece Goods st holesaes that
HAS customers may desire and on the most onmo-
dating terms. ,.-,-:~. ..a-A.- ..~i:s ..:s ~ 4
Remember the places east side, 81. Anthony street,
between the Amerc an and Wnslow Hotels, ST.. Paul,
Minnesota, where by Calling gentlemen can be fitted out
nj short notice. with neat, fashionable and durable
nents This, from his long experience In The BUSINESS
Mr. w. has hesitation in promising, Call and give
him trial. st. faW, NOV. Ia dtt
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GEO. n. PROPPEk. - 49,; CARLOS WILCOX
PROPER &NVELCOx, :'aE
DEALERS IN REAL ESTATE, 80

DEAEERS .KEAL ESTATE,
PRACTICAL SURVEYORS 81 GENERAL. EAED
AGENTS. 80 - "."i
Office, in the U S. Lan&:O6ics Bu,,dinG Minneapolis
IM. 1e::..1 IL :f =. .l't
CURvEYING & PLATING Of every .descnp tiGpl
- done with accuracy tgufdf attention igtcn 20
Surveying and Locating Go eragat Lands IN the Pine
Warrants are in made orr loans
negotiated + collections made anu takes paAAagen
ces solicited: =: - - - g
chase lands sreinvted tocall: Cfatniants chu' make
sdvaAtaeen with lbs for aeft purchase
money VaF,ia1e property now and AWAY on hand in
the Embryo Cties Of hiiGa polls ST. nony and St
Paul Also improved FARMS ia ff ind pine lints, oil
of which Onsf oh the most liberal refnis 1--WE RE.
specially solicit, and hope merit share Of public
and private trust. iii,1t 81. 1s;:i"
August 81 1854 st---~ ,ycs:.. :: nag! 81 -if&wtf
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TIE yyENSLOW HOUSE.

Junction of 81. A nhOny, Eagle and Fort sss. Sc. PAIL
! MESSiss. CLEAENjS IL PARkER, PROPRIEToRs.
HAVING taken this large and connections House,
III respectfully solicit share OF public patronage.
The building isnew, having only been opesied in July
last and Id has been spared in it,
home. Being situated IN the most business portion Of
tine city, visitors, On business pleasure. will find
to their advantage TO stop with The prpprietOrs
will spare pains to furnish their table win every lux
ufy The market affords. :..'> Gan: sl,' -. 1
p Connected with this Hotel Is a Livery Stable,
good turnouts CLEMENTS PARKER.
st. Pauk Nov FL 1S54-d&wIy. .s.,a t:.bxt3