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Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-08-09

~ There are to be three maii-route agents
on the Mississippi boats this season, says the eli
tor of the Pioneer. Hope our nails viii be more
punctual in future. a. F. De la Vergne, strong
Republican, (Abolitionist we might say,) will be
rendered the appointments for Minnesota.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-08-09
~ OeOKe AND, il Id VEj
aHl DR. I'll. 0ALLUP'S so 50
3 COMPOUND SYRUP OF BRIER ROOT,

= COMPOUND SYRUP OF BRIER ROOT,
estua safe saa reliable HsdSns ever u.sd
sumer Cornpists,Wsak and Relaxed Bowels Of OLD aud
Young; also a SOVEREIGN REMEDY FOR
yaisrl Asiatic Cholera, I'm its First Stages ~ =
THIS years. and has estsblish-
ed as "a Is % =, ~ ANY
n %p'a au II n 10
the Newspapers the purpose giving
TO the whole body the American the which
experience can only give tofhe fen.
~ H The Brier Root Syrup jas1ot q
the result Of many Of the q Bowel
propereso heden drugs and medicines IN ths
shops wen pown tha with common share
to relax what To costipaie the bowels Al know that
9pun while ! supplies the systems has tendency TO cheek
variety q other have an opposite tendency And
mostof the medicines in use. 81 - Fe $500: 8
The aim among physicians has been compound ned
Moved aud tie nedics Of producing death = This
generally knowledge
medicine REMOVING the dssase another is poisoning ne
sappug the foundsons Of hsal
or an impoent and unhappy old age. ~ srgis fse1a4
y sa s ssrase with aaa h lar
70 the discovery Of remsdy After several years utess
eabe poisonous principle be separated
the curative, and that they are no each
He also succeeded in discovering method
Of separating them, that was easy andpracticable
a III Nfte This Great Discovery ga ti3f az Z
enabled him TO what ne seeking after
viii all the dangerous and annoying diseases OF the bowels
without any way enaangerng the life OF the patient.
Such the origin of the SYRUP BRIER ROOT,
Its advantages every other medicine. .,r-t -
II effects quarter the time required by ordinary
medicinesi IS saoB.2 bag s4aEns ets tsef eff ii
ieaves mineral vegetable poison the system
never carries the system opposite extreme
equibuln and leaves the bowels in their
ftneverinduces diseased the system respectl
its pleasant to the taste. produces
1t viii patient
lu.ely incurabe!
can IN case produce death, any diseased
ERECT children is astringent, and quletng, being
best cordial known 80 it,st@ a t'tt f'i-'
THoUsANDs CERTIFICATES TO Its effects, and
properties this Syrup needs praise
done duty in bringing the medicine notice
THE PEOPLE, =
sure way do this is to s..s. j
GIVE IT A TRIAL.
Itismanuactured only by DWIGHT CHAPLIN,
G. Cook, at ffIti i.ufdrn6 IS 4a- -tr+ s~rt4s IN
~ No. 40 Washington Street, Albany, n. Y.
and the medicine be had of Druggists generally throughout
the country. ''-+
~ gdargsD Apply as above, or to- g5s.rg vim
80. A. W. CHURc Worcester, Mass
is,i L. B. GoRro ,Cleveland Ohio ts}SVtpttsir
E,. EDWARD HILL, Detroit, Michigan. s-f' .-.55 = +
@ CHESTER HARRIS, Indianapolis, Ia.
-.H A. BoYNToN, Ottawa, ILL., Iit1 s.l.f 5sag=cl Z
THOs. ARMSTRONG, Davenport, Iowa.
ET J. H. PRICE, Janesvle Wis. 20 fsy4. i 8ea1@
p. b. Cook, st. Paul, Minnesota.
ssss, T. b. SEELEv, narrisbtrgh, Pa. '.1+< Tfss
The above Ag nts exclusively In
the Proprietor and have charge of the Statesn they
coated. 19At 1sA TfoF i91eaf 2. ef-s.e se25-Iyw
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-08-09

s.s% Meyer 4 lIinden's new map Of MIN
nesota is byia the most co.. recl and useful that
has yet been published. Persons WISHING "a
reliable guide in this respect, can now secure
one For sale at our bookstores.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-08-09

LIBERAL I'VE learn that g anthrax, y in his
late visit to Minnesota, offered ust SlD0 for ST.
Paul. and $50 extra. if the Churches could he
thrown in. He didn't say anything about the
members, but we presumably this time he must
be satisfied that they are pretty hard cases. Poor
:: Anthrax -. He should have been lorn many
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-08-09

POWER PKEss.--We present to our readers this
morning the first edition of our paper worked on.
our new Power Press. which is capable of throw
ing 1000 sheets per. hour. With our new
Presses 1.-TWO mare of which, are on the way) aud
other facilities, we shall soon be able to do all
kinds of Iprinring as.weA,as cheap, and as eSpe-
ditously as any other establishment in the North
West. aati 80 3. =. lll ,.s1.g. .-rf1, Aaasl
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The to Obtain an extensy subscrip-
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pre- Mum which selects for himself as soon as he sub
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citizens, whose names are pubisedn the paper. In num-
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For list of Premiums the Pen and Pencil Specimen
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Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-08-09

C1-P Cant. Cummings. of the MINNIE ha-ha Sa-
loon, will please accept our thanks for a deli
cious, pitcher of Lemonade. We would rather
d. ink the Captains health in that, than in some
thing stronger ..--t LL .-... y
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-08-09

ABOLISHED. That humbug of an offce-the
City Scavenger---haS been abolished by the Com
mon Council, which is just much saved to the
,.tiy
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-08-09

saT Steamer Larkin has been destroyed
by fire 80 miles below ST. Lonis---oss $780,
OOOG.insured for $50 900. ROT zsbgs'ssy 'Bo BE-
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-08-09
| AilCbNFEssIoN OF DEGENERACY.

n II.
RE-, Richmond Eoou;rer, Of a late date, ,re.
FAIR; 10 ,be iase votes of5 the United States
Sa,o,a !, onnostion n The three vetoes of
pres;5.nt,a ,,;eree,rt hus sneaks ofthe derene.
aa,,,oa s,;a.,, 10 IT, NUM- nolit;cal
l'party :9atDiind sSnsT 9ti ayeea isnt ,f9inagFa3
.l.lt itwere posslbieto defeat the ,eiectlon OF
MT i'uciiaea "a ''ie recent COURSE ::
Ial ;,nroven, snn'f woIlJ nrecntate that de.
plorabe catastrophe upon The country. Against
thetradiloial policy OF the party, against its
latest sdeciasa'ion OF principle 10 'heo O'ncih'
nay p'aso'u'' a''u uesi'',e ~" po.. - LII
nav. heen enacted bv the aid Of Democratic
votes Never have we known the mass Of the
democracy IN tins State, and we may say
thropghoul NE 9pu'h' 50 null,,ia.eu anu M
ss - q yoca ,I irr";aJ;s' NJ ocrnrrsnce
since the organization Of the Democratic party
has SO shaken the faith of the people in its
dirmpess'and fidelity' 2aN94 e Aoot pH =
i - ms islruel enough.l Inc parry oy awhlch
| Bnchanan is supported has forfeited all claim
to respect. Il Itsleaders seem to have lost sight
of all Sno,;tc,; ,nr;oc;ol..x ,rhs only ho,,d sor
80 fn.,..,ca ~. -. =.
spsof' ''io" 'n''"' 'nas VIC eau Pe'oe''e. -
that o'tnlrfest ~-'he desire to retain possession
4 Of the offices and honors of the federal gov
7ernhent. 1em5qa ret saio9 ia CTS .js.oJ
s5sd 7---+---- -r---- --r--------- z9af ID
Mons s"GERMAS lNGRArEs."- -Gustayus
Struve and Lorenzo Brentano, the compatriots
! 81 Hecker, have likewise declared for Fremont
,,nnd D,r,o, pos,,a,5,,,. r ~
: ~ 81 sn' e'e's'
'et'' i''''.'e'-e' "i'' Plopao'yo pow Issue an
other manifesto on hef'ingraiitnde'and "mis-
chief -maiing'a propensitiesi of ..these hairy
Tipped foreigners. fos3qyib y.girlbsmu' 1l7
lS,r,vs W. h,s f.. ~, ,.s, ...s
""s y. 'ne Aas. ."o years ue'
yoleq much 'os ms time 10 writing Universal
History, several Nolumesoiiwhc have already
left n l,.oSS.,dH latt,r
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-08-09

n HWeBy the explosion Of the steamer EN-
pire Cry, at Fail River, fourteen passengers
were Filled s.unz Ysi't asnoI aissca9 % bnsmrcs
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-08-09

ANrHRAx.'LWe call attention t. the artc e
of several of our citizens IN rcrlyto the false
assertions of :. Anrhrax.'' This, of Itself,
should be sufficient to forever. silence the slan-
derous tongue and vile pen of the base calamina-
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-08-09

: rs Our compliments to E. Bates, Of the
City. belle, for late Galena, Dubuque aRd s.,
LOUIS papers, .1ol4srag ill IL bns! adj sadt
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-08-09

~ t4r At the latest dates Gen, Lane WAS Vas
preparing reply ts Mr.. Burlingame' s card II:
defense OF Mr. Brooks.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-08-09
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,9eh1 t:losin. IL kile Iand OFFICES

- '9eA' Giosfn: Of the Land offices l9' ~ - p
We give below a letter from the General Land
Office, showing the dates of withdrawal and re-
storation. of lands heretofore granted by Con-
gress for Railroad purposes - ,,.,, ,.o;,.
aesq ., GENERAL LAID OFFICE. July A, '56.
SIR: In reply to your inquiries Of The I'd inst,
have to state. in reference to the dates Of With
draw ii and restoration to market Of lands within
the Railroad grants(in the State Of Illinois, Mis-
souri, and Arkansas, follows iaa no. srsr1s
Illinois-+aActaapproved 2oth September, 1850 );
wittdrawn at date Of. act; restored to sale JULY
ami August, 1852.
Aissouri-Act approved 10Th June, 1852; with
draw az date Of act - W tt" y i}r!H
Missouri South west Pacific road acs ap-
proved 10th June, 1872, withdrawn at date, of
act; restored ! to sale. August and September,
1854. '-''t I"ais 90. no asa
NJ issouri-Hannibal and Ct. Joseph act ap-
proved 10th June, 1852; withdrawn at date Of
act; restored to sale Jannary, lS55%sai 9d1 70 .
saa Arkansas and Missouri Act 9tha February.
1858; Withdrawn atdate of act willbe restored
October and November, 1856.
Cairo and Fulton Road and Branches-.Act 9th
February, 1858 withdrawn at dateof act will
be restored October and November, 1856. sa q 4
There are no means Id this Office for estimating
the when the lands just Withdrawn for Rail-
road grants will be restored to sale. A large
portion will be opened TO sale Immediately on the
receipt Of the maps Of final location Of the roads
at this Office, and the balance as soon thereafter
as the adjustment can be made. .- w -
= rlios7d Yours, Be-, dgsa.lL ayAu ~ siJET
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-08-09
sH -Esi eai PURIFY THE BLOOD.ig a7nts9ssi
zedsia aoSm lM0FFAT,Sg fa;rtT3s har ~
LIFE PILLS AND PHGNIk 'bITTERS.

Inn 6aSsy I,puiAtly wpcn AOffATS tLlfB flAsLS ana
PHGSIA BirTERS have attzined In consequence
sofdlnx cures e6Scsf nes renders unnecessary
fer the pepeto enter into particuar analysis their
v years the public, and having he united
more thai THREE MILLIONS Of who have tSen
that their as the best vegetable medicine
me admits Of no dspufe In almost every city and
ecacy In removing disease and giving 20 the
whole systen renewed vger and heaiths efe no Sru ey
In Of Sc: fua, Ulters Scurvy Erupons the
opesaesn Of the LIE say altonshns,
often removing few days vetge Of these Ioasome
diseases BY their purifying fhe blood. Pererand
Asue Dyspepsia, Dropsy Piles. and In short all
sopn yield to their properties No family should
s as By their tnsy pee pueh snnsrng and ex-
E-nspsssdsy w1EEIz,G .. xovsAs, =. D. ,ksw Yosk,
nyss-iy I. lau1ze WI h BR0xx. ST. Psdr, MIN.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-08-09
afTH5s. A.9HEyDRrcxs, Com'r.n d

CT The Eertisement,o q, Madame G. B. Briggs
offers superior Inducements to the ladies of our
city, and We feel confident none of them will
neglect the opportunity Of becoming adopts in
this most ESSENTIAL branch Of atrre womai,,s he
compiislimsnts. Thewealthy ondthe poor should
alike become acquainted with thsa really neces-
sary andspraetical qnhli6catioaa independent of
Its peeaniary advantage, the Qualification such
knowledge would afford the possessor is beyond
estimate. At least this is a -bachelor,s view Of
the subject, ifsdch unlucky {2) devils are lowed
an opinion on these subjects sIf not, the debate
closes, for the present AT all events read Mad
anne T. advertisement. s,,,,;e,.q 49,, ....t
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-08-09
.. r. = MCDONALD, s.1''9
Z A5foysey and 0ourssz1or adf Edsc. 20

WILL attend promptly to collections, buying stlg q
w Real Estate, location of Land
rants, ioanins money, &c., &C, Hudson, Wis. jaz3-n
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-08-09
TROY N. Y.4 BELL FOUNDRY.1qoaao
JONES s. HITCHCOCK, PrOpriefOrs

MANUFACTUkE and keep constantly on hand Bells for
Iva OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, School
lons and airoad Hldrefhs
Patent Rotary Yoke, Wheels Frames, Tong Hammers,
piee and Springs attached clapper Of which are
warranted to please and addressed
" US at Toy. Rens Co.. NJ T., shall have Immediate
tfntien.r, aeas shft4s-a ne zfvn4yo. yns au29-Iys
|8f sgT hoao~ M EALIO,, IA ,fssssy Il 70
IIATTER, 416 BROADWAY, New YORK.
III IntenI1f 1e0G Cng I'll YG f87Cf
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-08-09

Z N1- The want Of rain continuesto Be much felt
in Indiana and Kentucky, ana threatens tie
cr ops, which are backward n those 'Statess1 Ii
The West generally aiaEge portion of iast Years
harvest, especially Of corn, Is stiil held " far
mersS. 7si nsossizsGzs THAeg 70 aI12sls sri a2nea
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-08-09

r. NEw GRIsr Mnb.-J. NJ. Rich, of Buffalo, Is
preparing to start Grist Min Just back Jof the
Livery Stable of Berkey & Eddy. in street.
The engine is on the. ground and thsIfranegfcE
the building will be up in few days.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-08-09

Our Shakopee friend is informed that the
communicative II I. ApthraS' has been fully
answered. We call his attention to an article on
the subjec', in tdIdas's paper. TsSatR
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-08-09

"a GROvELAND5 GARDENHAND NURSE RY.i0g
: Neasthe Halt Hay House, bet1eea 81. Paul and
pa 49,. st. Aptiony. Il
M have the pleasure offering public the coming
w spring, choice lot of Fruit and
Roses Dahas, etc., also Garden and Flower Seeds large or
smallqanuues. OCT qeb20-wtD aiL M. FORD g. co
~ ,gsfai g5i9 BELLS! BELLS $50 Dah go ~
TyHE UBSGR1BERS, their long and enlarged
Foundry, manufacture upon improved method keep
constantly on hand iafse
RI all descriptions suitable Fire Alarms, Churc
Academies, Factories. Steamboats, Plantations &c.,
mounted with their sseta Yoke, improved
Hangings, which the safety the Bell,
efficiency in rngng Warranted given
y full particulars to CHINEs,KEys. WEIGHTS, ETC., APP
ply for Circular ~ va HA ~ Al. MENEELYsS sons e.
fnly22-vt y f, Albany CO., N. Y, -
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-08-09

"Alo>c SHORE We give to-day the first Lett
ter of a facetious correspondent, and ask peru
sal. Our friend AZ wields pen quito as readily
rs he handles Dry Goods. lie treats his subject
matter with SO much sang troid that even the most
elongated phiz gives way to broad grihs. We
thank ''Aliquis"' for his interesting communica-
ton, and trust that in that "outside, lower
region" of which he. SPEAKS, some other heart
may be induced 10 accompany him back to his
much loved ST. Paul, :. -. ' =. :. >. -
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-08-09

gsWe The Pittsburgh ournal of the 24th
says L has lEeason tolh9pss that within few
deaysit can note the withdrawal Of one, Of the
candidates'for the Vice Presidency, and pre-
sent the Fremont ticket undivided. Governor
Johnston isiready to second any NOV ement
necessary 70 that end iinl 81; nj bua ,aGigom
III .77HfC5 HIrirTT3U gio1a ever
, rs The Northern Belle, one of the best
and most panctuaI packet boats arrived Yes Z
terday,i Mr. Du Bots, the clerk, has our thanks
for many kind fayyors,I Lady Franklin arrived
on Saturday. Fanny Harris and Equator have
both arrived since our lastsw bus ,safss4eds I'D
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-08-09

L SErrLERsr.F Should bear in mind, that they
can make preemptions until the lines of the pro-
posed Railroad are located, which may Be one or
three months after the passage of the biil.s,fE
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-08-09

For the 4 extensin Of Slavery no real opponent
OF Despotlsm can vote. The worst form in
which 'despotisihf appears IS slavery Louis
Napoleon and the Austriah9 Emperor do not
deprive their subjects of personal lber,y-they
never sell men, women and children al public
auCtIOn.l % 3 Yd ri. III In onhni - nl.lr4
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-08-09


rIyHE Subscriber has the SHELL
ING HOUSE, formerly coupled by Mr.. Bsse, Fort
The house has undergone thorough repairing
furnished, and he atters himself that viii be
satisfactionto all who favor him With call. snt ~
There is good stabling connected with the house.
Baggage taken and from this House. charge
iny9-tf I.y. r.. WHITE, Proprietor.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-08-09

> -. -. e. II. DREW.
Ie14 S4veyof md Dealer IN Real xetste.s =
Henderson, Sfbley County, n. T.u,;1rso-
Plsts from the Red Wing Land Once vim kept for fs
RECOMMENDATION Oh settefs. jy16-1y
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-08-09

p MoREi ssGERMAS, INGRArEs.""-
Struye and Lorenzo Breptano. the oompatriots
of Hecker have likewise declared for Fremont
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-08-09

-.9 ssas The Pioneer of yesterday contains
the follcwing' 'aea,is 70 .,h s., aayo.ymi " =
MoRE IspIAx 9DerREpAr1ons.AYes ter-
day, MIR. WIN, A. Hill b who is, lat present, 10
Gated near Rice. lake, called 90. US, and in
formed us that on last Sunday morning IN
band ofZMilleG Lac Chippewa Indians, CON
sisting of seven, visited the farm where he
and his brother resided, and pldndered his
shhanty Of everything valuable; carrying off
their entire stock of provisions, clothings Sc
At,he time the Indians made ,he foray, Mr..
Hill was absent, but his brother Henry was al
home. He not thinking it judicious Of safe
Tor him alone to attempt resistance against
such odds, dseamped., leaving his facetious
friends OF the stomakawks and scalping knife
Tin possession of the tenement. Wien the
two brothers returned to their cabinthey found
barrel and half. of flour, lot Of pork,
and all Of their clothing missing. The In.
fdians also destroyed their crops, leaving be-
hind them incontes,ible marks Of j no friendly
- ITzHxE3 10 esFzo1 tsraKg
s.e Mr.. Hill came down for the purpose Of con-
ferrmgswith the Superintendent of Indian af-.
lairs IN regard 10 the robbery, and to seek Ia,
demni,y for his loss, The. acting Superin.s
dent assured him that measures would be
=! !ake !, make good shs damage be bad sasS
sfA--- = ----- - .--a sss.ssssse : !;
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-08-09

VALUABLE TRAIS.-I he train Of Hon. JOS.
Rolette from Pembina, noticed on Monday,
brought 'osef 100000 worth ofbdAalo- skins
alone, besides some $40 900 Oh ssO,OoOdn va
riousolh furs. This, added to the value Of
the SeIkirk train, 100000, and, to the ST.;
100000 iii lumber annually shipped from our
Territory make up az item Of exploration
greater than that Of any other new State or
Territory in the Union, if we except the gold
eXportatjon Of California a4OA
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-11-28
Notice.

u EEP il before the people that 4, y. oh -,
n has iust reaeivsl and Ia still receiving, lAfee
supply u PORTS MONAIRs. RErICULhS. ruae
IS, POCKET KNIVES, LADIES TRAVkLiN6
WORK BASKETS, WORK BOX -. > ssw aad hs.A-
sons styls Of Jswsiry. Boxes Of every pssssn. We
No. I.~.,r,u.., ~ As. S.rs-.! :::c::..
ment II rAacy Goods. Toys Ac, De-, for Ch!ldse.,
cnn.is,ns in part VI Dissecting Maps IT The Worid,
the Nation i the U. s., A b c Rtacks, ana N -
every hing from - Elephant down - sifa' ~ g
which viii be sold cheap -
A. J. on Me- -
Fancy Goods I Toy Store. 81 pre4ot on 1oanso.
e.. near tho Past 0lase, and after ~ 18th 81 NOV
vii! BE- happy to walt IA his fricnds At his nes
stand u tho cast aida III Sra, bstwsen Main john
son sts., Ksokok.
Oct N dim
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-11-28
Paper and Cards.

~ have jsst received large and bsastifal stock
u raPsss cad Cards, direct from the ufaetursrs
TO walsh ~ wosA invite the alsss Of Merchants
and Baainsss hsa. We can guarsat@s to customers
better work, bstass stock on shorsss notice, and !.
iowsr prizes, than any othsr oalce In thu city.
II Card Printing " defy compositions In speed.
prs ~ ssaltty Our prices vary from o. to IS psr
thessand. for ordinary siae cards.
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