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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-05-01

May 1, lS5o-tf.
NJ Office Is hereby given that the suhscri-
Y ber has been appointed and qualified as ad-
mnistrator on the estate Of Jacob Stansbury, late
of Meigs county, deceased.
WIN. STANSBURY.
Rutland, April "a, 1855.
mt Office Is hereby given thatt undersigned
IN have been duly appointed and qualified as
administrators of the estate Of Thomas Saul, late
of Meigs county, deceased.
a RICHD, WOoLAHAM,
CHARLOTTE JANE SAUL.
Pomeroy, April 28th, 1854.
GHERIFF'S SALE.---By virtue of an or
y der of sale, to me directed, from the Court oi
Common Pleas, for the county Of Meigs, State Of
Ohio, l will offer for sale at the door of the
Court rt-bouse, in Pomeroy on the 3lst day of May,
1865, between the hours of IL O'Clock M. and Q
o'clock P. M. the following described real estate,
to wit: Lot No. 40, in the town Of Chester, Meigs
County, Ohio, sold as the property of John D.
Morgan, and Mary W. Morgan his wife to satisfy
a judgment against them in favor of Major W.
Collins. Appraised at $275 90.
w. SHERWOOD, S. M. G.
Pomeroy Nav 1, 1855, VS.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-05-01

ruomuuprTrwurys followed 5y q dIsckSTre
!toM lhe service.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-05-01

A RARE CURIOSITY.-The Orange Water
II Melons, The rind peels off like the shin Of
an orange, and leaves the whole of the rich lus-
cious pulp in a mass Of lobes, which also divide
into parts, and is most deliclously favored This
The undersigned has small quantity of the
seeds on hand, which may be had on early ap-
pllcaton at ten cents per dozen.
ID DnnpINyc A. M
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CHERlFF'S sALE.---Bv virtue Of ven.
y di Elk, to me directed from the Court o.
Common Pleas, for the County Of Meigs, State o.
Ohio, will offer for sale, at the door Of the Cour
House, in PomeroY on the the 30lh daY of MAY
A. d. 1855, between the hours of 10 o'clock NJ.
and o'clock r. M, tie following described re-
al estate, to wit: The west part Of fraction No
81, in Township No. 6. and Range No: IA. in the
county Of Meigs and State Of Ohio, supposed e
contain eighty mine acres more or less, sold as the
property of Joseph Boice, to satisfy the costs in
the suit Of John Doe, ex dem. of Bazllla M. Brown
Appraised at 5000 90.
W. SHERWOOD. S. M. C.
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= OTICETN ATTACHMENT.--Dan-

March 20, 1855 ws.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-05-01

!, Theodore Ten Eyeck, formerly of Alba.
/, ny, was murdered near Marysville, Calfor-
mia, few weeks since. He had forty
thousand dollars on hisperson at tLetime Of
the murder.
The excitement about the Maine Liquor
bill increases every day IN New York. The
counsel to the corporation has written an
opinion stating that Ms penolties of the assO
la,a cannot bs enforced against he sale of IN.
ported HquOrs, whether in original packages
or not A big hole in 1.-THE bottom.
AS Coal AT EVANSVILLE. IND Some time
since. experiments IN search Of coal we're
made al Eysnsyille. The boring demons.
naisd iha, a bed Of coal l8 inches thick Of
the depth, Of 10 feet; anoiher. 80 inches
thick stthe depth Of ITO feet, and third. so
inches thick nt depth of e7o Zee, from The
surface. A shalt. ~ BY is fee, has bren
sunk 10 The lowest s.raia. Coal is now a..
ken out. Of The best qualify. and Is afforded
st much caeaper rate than !, can be- brought
from other points. Il isa grem even, fol
EvansviIlc. and will add materially 10 iii
kVpfosPsri;y.
y ToRNADo--TBE NIAGARA SUSPENSION
iBRIDGE THOROUGHLY TEsTgD.-The Bufial,
Democracy giyeslhe deIails Of a fierceslorn
e.bich swep, over Western New York oI
Fednesday. Much damnRe was done a
% t}ous Poin,s car factory, The Sco,ei
lPabytsEian Church. SC. we're demolished
N'sgafe. The following parnernph mar
" sbs sfec. oi lhe terrific storm upoa 81,
tnilroad bridge.
5s la, 'he Ssspsnsion Bridge Inc blow wa
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1855-12-01
THE PERRYSBURG JOURNAL
NEW GOODS :!

THE subscriber is receiving from New Yolk a
Il large and we'll selected ass sortment of Goe as f
ecery descriptions which will be sold very cheap fer
cash. &C. Dry Goods of all kinds consisting f
Broad Cloths, Casimeres, Nestings, Silk Sca,fs,
Prints, Lawns, Berages, Cling hams, sheeti es
Shrtings, Hosiery, Gloves, Kid, Lysle, &c. Boots
4 Shoes, Hats, Caps and Ready made Clothing.
Hardware, Nails at reduced prices Glass Cable
Log and Trace Chains: Chop Axes. Broad Axes,
Framing Chisels, Augers, Locks 4 Latches
Wrought Butts, Table Cutlery, Framing Squares
Handsaws, &c. Books & Stationery. CrockerN--
White Stone, Blue China and Common Wares. -
Groceries--C Coffee, Tea, Sugar, Saleratus, Ccdfsh,
Mackerel, Herring, Flour Il Pork, Rice, Ginger,
Putty, White Lead, Bar Lead, Powder, Shot. { ars
Our stock of Bonnets is superb. Ribbons, Bonnet
Innings, Parasols &c. We intend 70 increase ard
extend our business and for that purpose will sell
G0Ods rery (O,c, and keep up a regular market fo,
the products of our country. Those wishing &C Cd
bargains, would do well to give us a call.
Perrvsburg. Ohio A. NJ THOMPSON.
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NEW AND CHEAP GOODS.
G. 4 ]. POW ERS


HANE justreturne dfrom New IorEand arenoN
l. l. opening at the old stand of GEORGE Powers,
on Front street
A large and well ellselectedassortment
staple and Fancy Dry Goods.
Consisting in part of Woodland Cotton Goods ofall
kinds; Groceries, Hardware, Crockery. Boots and
Shoes School Books and Stationery. Nails Glass,
Shovels. Spades, Chains &c; Hats, Caps, Bonnets,
Ready Made Clothing-in fine. complete variety
OF articles usually found in retaisto1e and hich
viii be offered at UNUSUAL, low prices fer cash
Prod"ce. Allpersonsdesirous otpurchasing Goods
will find it to their advantage to call anG examine
ourstock before purchasing elsewhere.
We wish it to be distinctly understood tlat fer
cash or merchantable produce. plU net deun-
derSod by any other establishment in the place III
Goods of the same quality. We will at all times
pay the highest market price in Cash fer heat,
Grass Seed. Pork. &C. and will also receive in en-
change for Goods Produce of almo ever, kind and
cash viii not he refused, butreceived ithiovful
hearts and pleasant looks. November II 1853
GEO. POWERS,
42tf JOHN POWERS.
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r. A. CROSS.
"a Matchmaker and JcWcIcr.

sNAA9 Would most respectfully invite the citizens
cinity TO call and examine, before purchasing else
where, his FRESH SUPPLY OF NEW JEWEL
R1, ust received from Boston, hes ent
everbroughtnto this market consisting of Ladies
and Gents Fine Gold Breast Pins Gents Dia-
mond Scarf Pins; Gents Diamond Rings: Ladies
superior Cuff Pins; Ladies Ruby, Emerald Pearl.
and Garnet Rings; Fine Gold Iockets: Ear-rines
Of ali kinds and qualities; beautiful tIva Coal
bracelets: hne Gold bracelets with settings: La
dies Gold Chains (rew style: Silver ard Gold
Pencils: Cornelan Rings: Watches Clocks Cold
and Silver Watch Keys, together with a general
assortment of every variety of goods in his line.
Cash BUYERS will find this very desirable stock.
and would also say that can and will sell iewelry
ten per cent. cheaper than Toledo merchants.
Maumee City. Oct. IT, RACROSS.
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TARBLE WORKS. S.---EpwARp IIoyn. On

MARBLE WORKS.---EpwARD ILoYp. on
fI Monroe-st Toledo, manufactures ard deals
in American and Foreign Marble MONUMENTS,
Tomb Stones, Mural Tablets Cabinet Slabs, Man
ties, and all other articles usually called for in his
line. He has on hand large and well selected as
sortment Of Italian and American Marble Monu-
ments, Tomb Stones &C., which he will finish in
the best style, with promptness and despatch and
western states.
All persons wishing to pay the last mark Of re-
spect to their departed friends, will please give him
"a call LToledo, May 2G, lSj5.--2yl
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EMoYAL.-BRoMN & HUNT have reno-

z I'M III w " " u TTU.N 4 TH7e Te.HU
IL we'd their Store ana Tn Estadiishment to their
y, W Store, opposite A. NJ. Thompsons 5. where we
e Offering d well selected assortment of .'r>
{ OOK, NAIL, BON IL P1RLOR STO YES,
n great varieties. Our Stoves of Albany man
III actu"e, AMI inferior to none. Plain and Japaned
Tin Ware, Stove Pipe and Stove Trimmings,
Il jTi0iesaie and Retail.
job work and repairing done on short notice. Or
dc 5 from nb"ord viii meet with prompt attention.
Jan.1, 1875. BROWN & HUNT.
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CLOTHING HOUSE.
III. CAIIARD lelCcttully info

n H. IAILAND ltE lCcUuIIy lnfOrms lhc
~. merchants ana citizels generally II PerryS-
burg and its vicinity that lie continues the Clothing
Business with incI facilities and gre .tv en-
arged 81, OK Of beautiful sly lesand patterns, sula
bic for the season, at his store On Louisiana
Avenue, cart side, between Front and Second sts
where lie will at all times during business hours)
be ready to cut and manufacture CLOTHING, in
tie Jatts and best style, All orders given viii be
acc rlisht with Ircmptness and economy. ..
n. B.--Cutting done for the Trade ard warranted
to # when properly madeuF, (noy
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Dh JUnk buLL
S A r s A 2 A r I Z L A.

This medicine. When nsrd accOrriIng 20 dire"tlor
will cure NitboHt tain -
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IAIG American Association for the Advancement OF
i Education annual meeting IN the new and
beautiful lecture Smithsonian institution during the
between New Years day, beginning on
Tuesday, December 70 instant.
distinguished educators country ana
the leading expected to be pesent rom
whom valuable and cducatsna papers,
which will be followed interesting discussions
The occasion the of Washington rare ana
for Christmas week.
The officers members Congress- and all the
are earnestly NJ
tend and induce their friends from abroad to
attend.
liberal minded citizens can offer free
contributions for that purpose ey are
residence, and the number hey
can following gentlemen The time is
at hand and whatever : done must be done quickly
REFERENCES
In the LIST ward.-G }. Abbot esq, and Rev. O. A. Davis
o Cd j. Henry and H. Richards
Sd P. Force, esq, v. Harbaugh, esq, and suas
Hill. esq.
4th J.W. MauIy, esq, Rev. G. w. sanson and
Rev B. Sunderland.
5th b. d. French, esq, and Prof A. ID Bache
n. b. French, and o. z. Wight, csq
8. York AtLee, esq o. o. Wight, ESQ, ana w
q RICHARDS,
Local Com.
WAsHIsGras, Dec. 8, 1854.
Dec l4-eo3t
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TRHAsURY DsrAsrAIsr,
Once Ligh. house Board,
January 49, less
cEPARATE SEALED PROPOSALS. viii be received an ,ns Of
ss upryns sh. wh the fsiowi1
lots quantities. Of OIL 70 be delivered aonssde Of
Massachusetts a the opisn Of The contractor
sIsssle for shipping in prime osdsr on or ssa ,n S ~
dates respectively and also The respective points hs
Lot - 5000 (shi thousand gallons bes, o.
pressed sperm oil, and
szooo ttwensy-t~o houssad) gallons best spring
rnsa e T.. asy "s pTIaa psss % OH be delivered 0H
Lot No 2-l4ooo oarteea ,hoassnd gallons best
pressed spesn oii, and
pressed ss 81 ssss' 60 s dsssss ss s % +.
day Of May, 1856, as above.
Lot No. alsOo0 rgheen lhousadl gallons
;. ma 2, =, ,I,rsss pressed sperm sperm OIL and
y sssssa 'aos.ana gallon. sss, spring snaiaed
The Let day fJune, 1855
.Et S FOR THE LAKES.
lse,en thousand ve hundred, GALLONS be.,
suainsd or pressed sperm OH, and
76Os tsevss Thousand ave hundrsa) gallons spring
sus.aed o. pressed sperm oil, TO be delivered at
a sao receive ssm sG % On % e ss & y s, Hs rass ss
Or immediately after tho opening OF the Erie ca
$50 tfoar snndred and ary) gallon. ses, winter
,so ,sd.u strained dor, Or pressed res sperm oil, and
s saeea pressed .na psr% OIL 70 be & delivered 70
pisilsbuIg, New York, on the 18th day OF April
1855, Or immediately after the opening Of the Erie
All Of the oil comprised delivered at the above
IS or the Lights on ,h lakes must be in al
h my gallons each, expense to the United
States oil the costs Of transportation leakage
the charges and risk Of
and inspection To be made prior
the contractors warehouse, other place deposie
The several lots Of OIL alongside Of the
|uppy vessels shall bs delivered in
readiness 10 receive hr and supply
be ready 70 receive the oil the specified
delivery hen tue contracting will be at liberty
o an authorized agent OF the light house establishment
delivery and shall be entitled payment within fifteen
,ys from such delivery.
All The oil contracted fbr foregoing proposals 10 be sub
cd the usual tests OF speci6c gravity at wh
will remain ipd ny burning and such may be
housh proper by the person duty may DC
gned by the Light House Board before The
ner strained OIL 10 remain lnpid temperature degrees
fahrehnct or lower and the spring
] 40 degrees Of Fahrenheit lower I#55s
Proposals VIII be considered
PRIOR the whole quantity required the option bu
bid VIII be entertained for quaIy comprised in
ne Of the several lots designated Nos mus
tate explicitly he lot or lots for mum
e quantity OF each kind oil in the the price
ber gallon for each quality oil. 80
All bids must be sealed and endorsed Proposals for for
ga and ihnn placed in another envelope and directed
the Secretary Of the Light House Board Washington D.
nay equal to h OF the under
foregoing proposals, will be required of cond
oned for the faithful performance
ihn ten days after shG acceptance OF the bid.
The board, under the nuthoy OF the department. the
t 10 reject bid though bs the lowest
erations than its amount :.
BY order of the Light House Board:
THORNTON A. JENKINS
jan io-Sa"'oistr ep,tooo Secretary.
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United states Mail.
UTAH.

/ Posr ofrIcE DEPARTMENT.,
/ M December S, 1854
LEI day Of ssp1s%ss, s .s ae Of June 1855 incu
Once Of he Pos, Once i Il he ey W Wa.Sns,oa
until M ISL, June, 1855, decided By ,hs
day, The oues specified, viz:
1886 City, by Mi Mill Creek Hoaday
settlement, Lille Cottonwood, Drapersviie 10 Mount
LsaSe Sal, Lake City every fs"sday nurse wtS a.7am;
Arrive at Mounainvlle same da, BY Jpn;
Leave Mounanville every Friday a a mi
IL. Arrive At salt Lake Ciy day Jpn.
nsI's M snsSas. Sa"yaa, Cedar avail valley, ''s s
Arrive a Cedar Valley mex, day By Il m;
leave s,;ss cssa :, a.. Valley eye every Friday a.
iasos From oee City 70 GanssIe, y miles and back
Leave .. Toele ciy every Tuesday a,sam;
Leave Gransvie every Tuesday at pm;
- Arrive az 1oee City by 5pm.
and parovan, 10 Cedar cy, $50 miles and back,
Leave Neph City every Monday a,sam;
Leave Leave cedar I. ci,y @ every Monday nesm;
NOTES
No pay will be made or trips and for
trip may be deducted. 10 break
TIP .usises iSssSs sns.
ner nr ~ ,ss. 70 y INJURED destroyed roS6s
refusing after demand 10 convey .he msl ~ ~
route The POSTMASTER General may for repeated
fnures to run % o % @ oaRna he
Of the Postmaster General no roms -
service On route BY allowing pro increase the
pay He also cartal or discontinue hs = @
on the amount dispensed No win be allowed %,
are herein csrrecy stated be addressed 10 the
Postmaster General supeeIosd Mail p.oposa
returned before the Is, day Of sepsmse
1855 For further as 70 aoma Hah
dated 18Th October, 1883 ,x,ps c.xpprrI
Dec 8-law4w Postmaster Generai
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eOh THE WEST AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AMI
OHIO HAILKOAD.
u IA .slss,l ]; ;iiii;;ssssi. sz;s.si|

- III ~ ~ d 80 - HS53
Lmpored for rareInpofant eaange Of sehd
aas.
THE late railroad between W
line, the Baltimore and Ohio railroad portions
and North and gives this greatly adj
vanages through travellers after
day. November ", ieoi the trains win bs follows
FOR THROUGH PASSENGERS
Two fast trains daily will direction First the mai
train, leaving Camden M, instead OF ocloek a.
heretofore, texeep on Sunday and arriving Wheeling
~ seeohd me express uaa leaving at instead
as heretofore and through Wheeling in about
hours reaching there at 10 rs This stop Wash.
ngton Junction, Sykesve Monocacy Hapers Fery Manns
burg Sir Jons Run, Cumberland Piedmont Rowles6nsg
burg Feterman Farningon Moundsve only for
wood and trains make promp and
bridge, Zanesvle Newark Columbus ousvile Day-
ION sandasky Toledo Detroit Indiana Chicago Louis
einna for dinner next while
tere At the next night being kept but night
Passengers for the Northwest
points, can make direct rion with
land aud Psburg railroad al all times when the Ohio
Tor steamers between Wheeling and Wesve, by leaving
in the mail fan at u a. IN.
Returning the trains Wheeling foows The express
train at 80 reaching Baltimore mail train
nj II 40 ?. reaching Baitimore AT y p m.
Through tickets by boat nom Wheeling Madison
Lousyle St Louis and other river cies times
when the of will
Through tickets between Baltimore and Washington all the
important cities and towns In the West, sold the
OF The company.
FOR WAY PASSENGERS.
a the usual stopping Returning
Wheeling at II as midnight Cumberland M and ar
riyes al Baltimore at Z,
dae stdrt 'HashR fqr Frederick and
m ynr n sai,mors al Is So noon sa1aayo arriving
Ecos Mills accommodation viii be run day, teAeep
Sundays } follows:
Leave Eiicou's Mills al 80, M and 9 80, p. m
Dec i4-du 1881.
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Ifains Jolfous: .T""
EAVE daily except sunday, at and 81! a and md
IL p. .
On Sunjay, al and 8, p. IA.
Leave baltimore at 4A and ., M, and 5 and 8, m.
f On sunday, at AZ M, ard 3, y. =
The with Baltimore and Ohio railroad West
are by trains leaving AT 8, M and ., p.
For Philadelphia aud New York ats and sk and
For Annapolis, at ek, M and 5, p. IN I
For Norfolk at J, p.
T. II. PARSONS Agent.
Particular attention Is called n
voucher for sf color who wish the
5--dtf
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Redemption OF v,rg,n,. slx Fer Cent. Debt.

VIE holders Of the following certificates of debt by the
State OF virginia. redeepabie the Sth day March, 1874
afterwards within period exceeding fifteen years. will take
that the tAe sinking created by an
Of 'hs general assembly Of Virginia. passed the 26h day
arch, 1888, will proceed, the April 1885, 10 re-
EN- the said certificates treasury the
ed The holders Of said certificates rcqed on the said
day Of Apr surrender the the second
tor and whether surrendered the interest
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shirts! shirts! Shirts !

TM H. FAULKNER only practical shirt maker in the city,
would his old members OF Con-
gress by leaving their measures his SHIRT man
Of the best material ana waf
The which these shirts have
invite those gentlemen
who with ftng shirts give him call,
feeling they will tna admit their superiority
Sign Shirt, between Third and AZ
streets, south side. .,., LII,
p sA good Of furnishing goods hand which will
be sold cheap
2--eodlm
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Asylum for Orphan Bows.

The trustees Of ST. yneents Orphan Asylum having re eab
hed Their house f destitute ophan boys The care OF ,h
"Cbnan broihewho ready such, ~ithou
regard 70 sect os religious opnions OF
ted BY the board ofusees the
to call The charitable aud District
Columbia 10 aid such may be which
earnestly solicited enable provide care
and protection Of these suffering poverty
oss OF parents have rendered objects pity
aud whose appeal every
The trustees have had the satisfaction Of completing
for orphan girls where nearly sup
ported and edaeaiad and although they
August 1858, 10 reesabish the house orphan
heretofore been from doing by
available their hands, small being,
the terms Of the grant om Congress- and Of donations and egacies
restricted The female branch institution
bane aud hence appeal by the
charitable aid performance duty
phan boys provide especially whom has been felt by the
trustees a pressing obligation
viii be thankfully by
the by either OF ladies' gentlemen
win snuo the charitable contributors the prayers
pnans
Rev JAMES B DONELAN, H#rH |
Rev. TIMOTHY J, o'ToOLE, Trustees
THOMAS CARBEKY, Treasurer,
w. HICKEY, Secretary,
Lady Henrietta H. Boone first deetress; Miss
Caharine NJ Johnson second
treasurer; Mrs catbane A. Mast secretary; Calhane
simms Mrs Jane Noyes Mrs Wary Elliot MIS- Josephine Young,
Mrs. Caiharine Roche. III m
day sehoo connected tAeeptbD w. j. O. Duhamei Charles
keenan,, Edward Simus Serapbim Masi John
liam Wheaey, Thomas Bayne, ete Brady George Harvey
seph Rede, Peter Coneo Rudolph Echon, Dr. sns
George Matingy. Robert Mahoney John +. CasseI.
rhe Weekly News, STAR and Baltimore Sun, please
the above several times Dec l3-2aw2w
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hose holders who desire 10 redeem by aor
If residing beyond the limits OF the United States
edse the power before minister plenpoenay, charge
fass consul consul commercial agent
pointed BY the OF the United states TO any foreign
OF before the proper officer Of any court o. such country OF
chief magistrate any city, corporation
ea fesiding United States, the Acknowledgment be
Justice OF peace, notary public, commissioner of deeds
nied by the governor Of Virginia. Is sufficient In all cases
esniheaie must be delivered.
CLUTTER, Auditor Public Accounts The Commission
a. rARkER, Register. en OF the s'nk
~ W. MUNfoRb, sec'y Commonwealth. ing fund.
. Dec 3i-dam
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wish purchase good furniture or house
keeping Kind the subscriber would announce tha
Ih street, No $50, opposite
,he exchange Bank ed with fine assortment None
need bagans as he determined not 20
ou,dooe any He has sx se " beautiful paor rna
and eight sets Of enameea collage ehamoe'
,n,niur. made 10 orrer and finished In supcfb style
Tho advanced assortment very large und- very
d,nhe bargains be expected Goods delivered
safely all parts cs the city or eeofseewn
Nov NJ Nj McShb'oh
no Congress strangers scto"rnisg sn the
and be generalys-remt to call your afcu
lion - NV large eoths ca-simeres and vrs
80. xh, N viii made and
such fail please Having supped my establish
will warrant that all garments
by equal those made IN other
t.b,.hment "a United states. =
WM. n. STANFORD, Merchant Tailor,
Penn avenue. three doors west Of nd street, No. tss
Also agent regular French Fashions ecev regularly
vosu month. " ~ =
Dec 9-9awswn
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Minnesota Land Agency.
TRACY II FARNHaM,
Bankers aud General Lend agents,

ST. ANTHONY FALLS, MINNESOTA
COLLECTIONS made and proceeds promptly remed al current
" of exchange
,aern capitalists
and sEvEsrrvE per cent per annum, ana
The immense mmgatou rapid rise Of real estate and our
III. enable us to make invest
double value for the
ne thousand dollars now invested VIII soon pe
thousands How can money be so safely ana SO
ably investedl .,. -. -, h0
that in Few years VIII DC WORN
ten times Many of the fortunes Of the North have
and those that nave the
and sight purchase when lands are so cheap WIN make o
| = TRACY n FARNHAM,
pec ls-aswIm. ST. Anthony Falls.
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no Members or Congress. strangers ~c.-DuVAtL a.
| m3rch.nt nors OF the largest
and most Of goods IN their line OF
and cass.meres, fancy velvet k
and winch they prepared to make 10
order n usual style OF elegance
o Of oJr own Make ana com
pe silk and wooen shirts and drawers hahose
umbrellas gloves, suspenders, crrva's
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