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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-12-20

~ DIGEST!" SUCH IS TIE raCE MEANING
IF the word "PEPSLN," Or Of the two Greek
words from which it Is derived. This IS the
significant and appropriate title Of the IRIE
DIGESTIVE FLUID, or G.ISTRTC JUICE,
prepared by DR. J. S. HOUGHTON of Phla-
IeIphia. from the fourth Stomach Of the OK, for
the cure of Indigestion and Dyspepsia. 1t l.
Natures own remedy for an unhealthy Stom-
ach. No art Of man can equal its curative pow
ers. 1t renders GOOD EXITING perfectly
consistent with HEALTH. See the figure OF
the OK, in another part of this paper.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-12-20
Land Fever in Kansas,

Land spectators appear to have got on
ull head of steam in Kansas, and We
may soon expect to hear an explosion. A
letler from LeavenworIh says
"A lot containing 80 acres, lying half a
nile from town, sold AT private sale day
or TWO since for 81 II. 600. One Of SO a.
creS for $4,000. One Of 10 acres 70,
So goo. Single lots "a feet by 40 are
selling from 500 to 50, SEQ. Small Of
hce buildings rent for 5000 per year.
IL The following is the direction OF
a letter mailed in the Post Office OF This
place, few days since -
Mr. Corneious onaile
For Cornellous o Male
Forth street
Forth street bectwene
& II Iuglis I'LL
Wa.hinlon Clay DC
To be Forwarded TO-
Mr. Denies downeS
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-12-20
Congress.

This body has been doing nothing but
discussing the slavery question. 1t is
probable nothing will be done until after
The holidays.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-12-20

The BHters are all they are repre-
sented 10 Je.-.-Jackson Louisiana, Aug.
20, lS54-.-Dear Sir.--I have used your
German Biuers and find them all they
are represented to be, and cheerIuLly rec
ommend them TO the public as an excel
lent medicine. ". +. FdUL6Rer.
Son .lver enpnt
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-12-20
@fyy q IL =, - 2 rZY1
Z. e III III 4 SOo

On Wednesday, l7lh nst.,by the Rev.
John S. Deale, Mr. "A. E. UiisOn, OF
Norfolk, to Miss .4nnie T. N0ter, daugh-
Ter Of Mr.. Levi MoIer, Of this County.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-12-20
Maxim Rifles Of Old Muskets.

NJ. Bal, Esq, OF harper feilJ' '
the Scientific American
At,he L. s. Armory, Uarper's Ferry,
A. VI Bal. foreman, Of the mIlIwrlghls,
has invented and introduced machine
for rihe-groovng old mIsEets. so as to
render them, when fitted with the proper
lock, Identical with the Mimic gun. Each
machine tuins out daily from fifteen to
twenty Mined mu>kels. He has also IN
vented a breach-tapping machine Tor cut
ling M thread into which the barrel Is
-rrewed.-an operation formerly done ny
hand. IL economy of time and Iahor.and
of course money, Government derives
iiom these TWO inventions great advan-
lage.
Preuentire Of Scarlet Ffrer.--A cor
respondent of The Boston Post suggests
simple preventive of scarlet fever. He
says:
"Globule of Belladonna, taken every
morning 10y each and every member OF a
lamIIy--adulls, children, servants, and all
inmales--wiI certainly prevent the spread
Of This dreadful disease in every household
that may adopt it, as certainly as vaccna-
ton viii prevent the smallpox. Ten
cents will purchase year 5 supply OF
ans Of our IIomGpalhIsls. a wet finger
applied TO gIobuIe and then placed upon
The tongue OF child or adult Is all hat Is
necessary TO be done 10 prevent The spread
of this disease"
Mr.. John II. AIIsladt, OF this county,
! killed fl Hogs, which averaged 253 lbs.
Zen of the largest averaged 3l9! pounds.
We consider that hard to beat. The Sau-
sage lof which we will he better able to
speak hereafter, ) must be very hne.---Free
Press.
J Fire Near Umthcster.--The Win
chester Republican states that tie dwei.
Ing of Mr. A. J. Turner, the professor OF
music, in Newlown, vas discovered 10 be
covered with Odmes on Thursday morn
ing. a, Tie early hour Of one, and it WAS
cnureIy consumed, Wllh nearly ali lis fur.
nllure.
SUDDEN DEATH'-'George W. Marrow
well hn""h c'Hzfh o. h"pP"'"l'""'N
county, va, expired suddenly at the res
dcnce of Captain John Porter, in that
county, some days ago. II was on the
occasion ol o[i1a' P"Fl!' ne "e'e"S'"
had ParucIpa'eu l'ee'y III '''e 'e'"II'eS u
me evening "ne" tic was 'a"tn ILL., '''o
ueSP,'e '"e pumps "'e"'''' as ''''o' j.
ot'e" "''''' was ~ q Il " '''''"''' ''"'''
:, =, ,
l'"oeF' li"'c'''''S"", 'Io Guns ''"'' ~
ohtnah"oa' c"Un'!' ~, d. " ." was s' I;
''" Oy "''''',I !" ''G U''''"' " lbs
""'''S' wv y W '''N ''''
RARE GrNlEosIry.-.A gentleman who
died IN BUtttOUit county, a, lev
months ago devised ils enNre property
estimated al STU V"0' 10 one 81 JUS S''
!trs' Aver MS "ea'"' Il, D. S''''' u'S"'9
ed his VIII and ''''ue" "'s property 'q"'''
y between o'o'her aho S'H'rF '''u "I''
sell. y rare a"d hoo'e eN'IoI'Io" o' '"e
"'I'e'HShies' u S!''5i '"'e'
E.s,,sr r,,,p -por,or's Sn;rj, saws {:
IN olhiuu that ev stood on ron, ever
.,..l,.o.n,i,,;,l min a. sec The fast.
maui q my 1870 o,.
eSl running ''u'e Oh Iec"'" "'S '''"' w
Vie Neiairle Course, New Orleans, IN the
Sorinn n 1884 hv Henry perrl,l, who
ia; ~ ,,;lo -. ,.;,,-
I'd" " '",s III i t,~i w ','' c,t
Ute Oi FINIng ChlIitrS IS Idult. iHtl
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-12-20
4rthur's Magazine.

t. tho Januorv nnnbp of tie Arthur s
Hama noro,,,s - Commenced Miss V,r-
o;r;, F Towosend's new novelette,, emit
ted "Iook On, - New ENGLAND Story"
,,,o f.s, ohoo,orO or winch rive nromise
6 ;,,oroo, Th;. nprber.
~ hich commences the nin,h volume, Is
,.;,,o1or now ond be,o,,fuI TIVE. and
,ho .ho,o s,,Ia or,be work greatly moro
49,, ,ho no,,oso oc the nubIishers being
60 ;s.ro two doIlar magazjne equal in
r..I oho;ao,,, o,nhsrIisbeJ
:? f's n-..u:,o. Al.
d a"F vi '"7 "'''0 0"''"' Va
together, the January huthoer we Ieea'"
as gem in lis way. |; will he sent free
ooo 1ss;ron. T., subscribe or make
~ .,I-.
UP c'"o' Gus
/. D Ar'hor q Co. no " "'""' '''''''
PhlladelDhia.
~. cIi.,u.;na R;VetJo,,. ,v,s
~ w WV" ''9
found IN the voIuInln"u loIdS 81 al Of"
blue cotton Umbrella, as il was floating
ao,,, ,ha Rom .; his nlace few DAYS
; w.. ,,uo. ,,,.,s h,.,o o,o.rs ,ro
''nee' 80 ''''' " 49, y ''' '''> 1'''
hcieh' III Vie sCiei!Ce u MI ''"'"'' an" We
cidediy deficient in that particular part
called Orthography. From unmisiakea-
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-12-20
Fresh Drugs and Medicines.

+ HAVE Just received large stock
of the above articles. Persons
wishing Fresh Drugs. Medicines, ~
Paints. &c, can get them by calling Il
on he subscriber.
D.co0 CHAS. HARPER.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-12-20
BALTIMORE MARKET.

Howard street flour SO, 50; White wheat
Sl.50 Sl,55 red do. STA d 81 40
Yellow corn ga C. 65 cents.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-12-20

Ring U0rm and TtNcr, like other
surface diseases, derive her origin from
impurities in the blood, and frequently are
very difficult to getud Of. The only
sure remedy for either Of them is Carter
Spanish Mixture, the magic blood correc'
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-12-20
Js-5.2-Sl 10 q =, - .llJt.cl
r. 81 = AZ 3, q y y : %
SHEPHERDS OW \

For the week ending Dec. 90 1856.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-12-20

The Chesapeake and Ohio Canal is
frozen over. Navigation is suspended
The wafer will be let off on the 22nd
INST
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-12-20

There are 10000 citizens of Virginia
who cannot read or write.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-12-20

A CALiFoRyiA WIFE.-We have been
told that when John Blgler, late Govern
or Of the Siate of California, was mem
Der Of the Stale Legislature, Mrs. b., bis
wife, absolutely washed the clothes OF
some of the honorable gentlemen Tor 50
much dozen. At the time of his cleo
lion, Bgier was very poor, and hls per
diem was hardiy enough for himself ana
wife TO live on IN lhe>e prodigaI times
70 make both ends meet, and save some
dining against a rainy day. MadaHe Big
Ter put her shoulder TO The wheel. as above
related.
Now, Won't this be rather startling to
the pale faced, altenualed damses OF Ihe
Easl, W TO scream and faint at The sight OF
a wash-ub VT cob-we Think OF it,
The wife of an ex Governor, with her
sleeves and gown tucked up, bending ovei
the wash-tub, while her husband, "lIh
bis clean dickey standing upright, chaGng
his ears, rose 10 a question Of privilege,
"Mr. Speaker Mr.. Speaker y And
then thihk Of the x-washerW0man being
leted, three years after, as the vile OF The
Governor Of the State of California, worth
a hundred and fifty thousand dollars -
enough money to make the heads of Vii
versal snubdom duck and dive like an al
lrighled waterfowl in heavy thunder
storm.
C.ol c,r ,bo DorrS,. Iv,rio Drtch Crit
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-12-20

Fastest TINE --Porler's Spin; says
"No,hing tia, ev.r stood on ron, ever
made nile in ! min. 80 sec. The fast
est running time ON record was made on
,he Meiairle Course, New Orleans, IN the
Spring of 1854, by Henry PerrIrl, who
ran miIe IN I:42!. The mile III min
ute OF FLYING ChllIers is a fable. They
were in the habit. at that date, Of timing
horses bv a suadlal.'
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-12-20
FINE Oil PAINTINGS,
zSih Of january, 1857,

28th Of January, 1857,
when tie Distribution will take place.
FERNS or SCBsCFiPTIOS.-Eyery subscriber
OF three doIiTS Is entitled to a copy of the spIen-
did Steel Engraving, SATURDAY NIGHr," or
a copy Of any Of he following So Magazines
one year; also q copy Of the ART JOURKAL one
year, and Ticket Ln the Annual Distribution
Of Work, Of Art
Ihu, for every 3 paid, person not only
gets a beautiful Engraving or Magazine one
year, bat also receives the Art Journal one
year, and Ticket ~ ihe annual Distribution,
making four dollars worth rG reading matter
besides the ticket, by which a valuable painting
or piece Of sldtuary may he received in addi-
iIyu.
Those who prefer Magazines to the Engra-
wing Saturday Night" can have either Of lne
ioiioSItg one year: Hrpers Ma 1azine, God
cys Lays Book, United States Magazine,
kbI ka.bockcI Magazine, Grahsm's Magazine,
bia.k"Cod Magazine, SOa,hern Literary Mes
-eurer
80 person Is restricted 10 single share.
b. x iaeing i've memberships, RENTING SIS,
are erilcd o siA Epgrs,Ings, and to six tick
rs % 'h- distribution, or apy FIVE Of the Maya
Zlnrs. o"e year, and SIX tickets.
lri,Ci>. ~ remittiug fund, for membership,
viii r4sc register lie letter al the Post Office,
t. rre,ert los, on receipt Of which, a certih-
cate .! Membership, tsgslher with the Engra-
wing or Magazine desired, VIII be forwarded 10
auy past ii tie country.
For further parll uiars, see the November
Ar Journal, sent free on application.
For membership inquire of J. S. PIERcE,
Honorary Secretary, Shepherdstown, or address
G. l.. DERBY, Acluary C. A A. 346 Broad
way, New ! ork, or Western Office, l66 Wa
Ter street Sanduaky, Ohio.
december 6, 1856. 6w
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-12-20

The following is tie vote of Califor-
MIA Buchanan 10000, Fillmore $4,000,
Fremont 10000. The Democrats have a
majority in both Houses.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-12-20

Robert Hutchinson, the constable OF
Shenandoah county, Va, who was stab
bed By a woman iii the discharge OF his
duties, died Oh the 5;h list.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-12-20

SUDDEN DEATH.-George W. Marow,
a well known c'Ijzen Of RaPpahannork
county, Va, expired suddenly at the res
idcnce of Captain John Porter, in that
county, some days ago. II va, on the
occasion Of a bridal party. The deceased
had participated freely in the festivities OF
the evening, when he was taken III. and
despite the prompt medical assistance rem
dered him, was in few minutes number
ed amongst the dead.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-12-20

Fire Near Umchester.--The VIM
chester Republican states that tie dwei,
Ing of MIR. A. J. Turner, the professor OF
music, in NewIown, as discovered 10 be
covered with Oames on Thursday morn
ing. a, Tie early hour of one, and it WAS
cnurcly consumed, with nearly ali lis fur,
uilurr
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-12-20

December 20, 1896.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-02-02


Card.-AE EDIroR:-Permit Us, through the medium Of
pape express eradication afforded meeting
number Of friends at residence evening
for Donation Visit. The company assembled,
bringing with them substantial tokens Of their Affections
respect. Articles poured
upon The children had their dolls
the wife her various the least Of which
splendid Of furs-the combined gift OF ndvti
uas-zud the PASTORS wardrobe, brry and purse
emnently and social evening" In
the circles and the SUPPER friends left collect,
with surprise and heartneowng gratitude, the
their kind regzrd-he whole which
be estimated at less than from two two hundred and
twenty-five dollars. But the which place upon
the earthly currency.
the law Of Christianity, possessing anoh
asureless and them, in ihs light wish
tender the donors sincere thanks; while
they form incentive to mako and
tire of hearts, time and talents promote the
spiritual webeng the donors, and all who
influence example led love, and
gvrify Christ. A. n. TORBET,
V-zc-er 81 CAROLINE n. TORBEr.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-02-02

AasshsP Smash-Bank Of the Ohio Savinss In
atalute.
In tho first number of Our Reporter, and evs-
~ succeeding issue, We have placed this concern
among our DouBrrUL, although We were morally
certain it was swindle, projected and managed
in Wall street. Up to the very last number of
Thompson's Reporter it has been quoted as good,
and its means Of getting information were, at
least. as good ours.
Bill holders are now informed at the Agency in
Wall street, (the real s5shin- plaster'' factory
that they do not redeem at present!-Bank Note
Rep. h. Y. e, .-.--....-s ...,.t
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-02-02

RAnAoAD 10 st. AHrHoNY.---Ws learn that
there il movement on foot 70 either resusictatc
the old charter granting railroad to this place
oeto procure tho passage Of new one. In eth
e sass We are in forit. A railroad bstwesn St
Paul and 81. Anthony is much seeaee - :sssss
be built.9lr sTsey - .sais'y sas- ssSEsf t.osrs
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-02-02

= Tar, EHlcaAsr, AesEes.TI. will be ssee
tina. the House has passed the hill eoplisung
the Office Of Emigrans agency and raised the
Salary Of the officer TO $500 per year. Wells
1--we consider the Office useless-ifsths Leg.
islature think otherwise, all right. bat il We are
not mistaken it win rue the day when i sane
toned this measure. Here is the vote: go. :
Ayes-..Messrs. Burdick, De Lavergne, Gal,
braith, Gere, Grant, Harenbower, Holland,
Hubbell, Hull. Hunt. johnson, Lott, Mcleod,
Murphy, Norris, Taylor. Wilkinson, Wilson
and Speaker--.l9. $50 81 .a. ~
Nays-.,Messrs. Bradley, Buck, Dunbar,
Farnham, Pierce, Thompson and Thorndyke---
Where were the twelve other members Re-.
The above vote shows only 26 names.--there
are SO members in the House ,---where were
the remainders Did they dodge the question :
Let US know--.where were they? 'A' -
Suicide In washl.sss. square. .ss1,.g
About quarter past nine o'clock last night,
says the N. Y. Eses Post. William H. Perry,
a machinist residing at "a Canal street, shot
himself through the head with a pistol, in
Washington square. Two boys, named John
Porter, and Oscar Berga, who were skating in
the square at the time. saw the act committed.
When picked up by an officer Immediately at.
forwards, he was quite dead. and had the pis-
tol firmly clu.ched in his right hand. On his
person was found paper containing the fol-
lowing. written in pencil: $3.50. T. 81
Is, .ss - e New YonK. January 18th. -
this day purchased pistol with view to
take my own life. If succeed in the attempt
in the street, take me to No. 81 Canal street.
.a--l sf-.a -a1 WILLIAM III. PERRY.
On the other side: $50. .'...s 49,. -
II the pistol proves true, I think shall sue.
coed. .st = .s<s
My awful dependency, mental and physical
suffering is much greater than 1 can bear.
en- -..s.s. -sl WV. H. PEaRr.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-02-02
The Railread Case.

The New York papers Of the 18th, report the
following proceedings in the United States Su.
preme Court on the day previous: s.T "a
No. S8.-The United States vs.. the Minnesota
North Western Railroad. Motion to dismiss.--
Motion argued in support of it BY the Attorney.
General, and BY Hon. Reverdsy johnson and Mr..
Barlow, (Basbours] for defendants against it.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-02-02

The promises Of the Bible, like the beams Of
the sun shine as freely in at the window Of the
poor mans cottage as the rich mans palace.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-02-02

GO The Forest Divorce case is again on the
taps, and is exciting interest in certain cir
cles in New York. BY tho last decision, Mrs
Forest received $4,000 per year for her support.
Tho present srit is commenced to annul the fer
mer one, If possible. -...t-. ee~Tz
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-02-02

FIVE Months REsIDENcE...-The House
has passed the Bill making five months resi-.
dence necessary to constitute a voter. All right.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-02-02

vJSHB CITY OMNIBUS Win run every cay
BZEItA u W1kh1n tie fsll0w1ng houDaaF11s, frv0 Z
Scssek a. u. - r. u. Leaves ieeehes'
Addisoo Rurt-, above Ar R1es thence
c. Duhannss Daptist Chuch
Eight street, up ST. Anthony -
faSise, fosney occupied By Ms1. Rrsdlsy.
=. On 1855 suaasds % ues nesuossA uniss snsss I'm
BE IN extra eAsrge,
lele-n t-ss E.A. HSSBL1.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-02-02
NORT0AaR RALE.

On wednssdsy. y.naS.iy Tn; 3 Nv tdIAid D. Mem,
ISAAC 4. BANkER q MS city, Is xAhcAilr +. IAyoga
Of watsrsord, n. 3. sas ss,a,. i sss.s 10 - ss, w
.st ,s3Hkd MORT0AGR SALE. yfsfrrs
nEFAUIf - sssa nsde In the pAymese Of Ne
sSs d ne - sAis nsuss ehR 2stt6 LSsstdS
Com.sei Of he CITY q 81. fsS ID Dc 6SddT q Rsmsy
and Territory Of njaases,s bn9 1fel., Of the :s@s
County .ioressid u Doet 40 ihd 10,
On the Oh day Of SsnaafsA p. is q zen o'clock, A. NJ
Now, therefore, hereby N ora
OF sale contained In said mortgage Of status
in such made and provided. the premises described and
coveredb said ogake, wits the undivided
number wnship number twenty.nns,
twenty-five, West Of the Fourth Principal Meridian, the
public vendue at the door Of As Court House in the City Of St
Paul. In the County Of Ramsey Aforesaid, Saturday, the
day March next, O'Clock
Of said day. ABRAA 3, ELFELT, Nogtgseee.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-02-02

arc e8' NEW STORE-NEw GOODS. a1 ~
BOOTS, SHOES AND LEATHER AT WHOLE
SALE AND RETAIL .yti@ svoE
-a3ot odi H.. II 800 n. "A Mt . ~ ~
M OULD the public his stock of
w Boots Shes, and Leather purchased direct the
Manufacturers at Boston AMI New York comprising
the largest and best offered in this Territory,
which he selling It very w prices. Mark his scale retail
prices. -.s.
= Ladies' CATERS, from Sr,e6 to $3.50 81 FFsat. 3zi
lss7t do Kid Shoes and slippers 81 3d. NJ
do Peg Cali, Kip, Goat AMI Enain"ied Liics Lace
Boots. q, 0Oto 81 50. #st - IL ~ II
= Mems IN * and Kip Boots rom 81 rs $500. = -
do rAi.25 to Hl.25
Mems French Calf Boos Mems Congress Boots, ana IN
fact large of all
approved paper, the Holland Block, Anthony street.
ruds above the Post Office. EH.sP. GRANT 4
ST. PAyL, Oct. 10, 1855 Oclatf.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-02-02
groceries, wholesale 4 Retail,
Z 800 w. r. Mc(1RORTY.sA Ia ass(f

-. - ~ - l. 49,
~ q sCI0n~
e|2 w. b. McGRORTY.sA " Seaaft
Near the 0ern.I q Fourth and RoorT.' Street.
i and PROVISIONS. -,,~.,ys =
90 Barrels Pork
~ ~ uhs..N NJ ' H S MA oA"'' -s
50 yOIs. crushed, ciariard and powdered sugar. "
= Pork, Hams aud shoulder; dried beef;
Butter and Chsesei a..sgiqbai ha2nt .7StssHdI
.se lo Of s: Of sr.aes IN Of the best qualities
Brandirs varying in price from 81 on p.r gallon,
Wines from o. 10 4s PER GALLON; saES1 p aliHatf
the no.s rate
ss
-.e,.fE - - 3 RECOLLEcT, ~ rs.
the eouutry trade below
have siso "a hand the iarge STOCK CAtkue
Srsuss, int. 'h. Territory 3. OF which vim be sold at the Da'
...-s : .Ds..y s.nas.. ssa'hzt
yRc~v.ss NH. u .S - y - ,cmn.o,s v,ssv,
A1;,,,c. ami steric Al Rey,ev or Fox:s o.k Of tyr
bv wilIiaU Hus.bius Andrews. - = - =
Di.eu..,vn Pope and Mcguire, =. ~. ~ 20
Mc(,.e. .r,si ~r9-I,-- - - ~ - - 800 -
Catholic History by the same. ~. t 'S" 49,
5e1ss Verona, tae,sG = 49,, go. 80" Esla.faq
on ths doctslHes Of the Church. ~ Wise
mar: :or ;, n. ,,,., s.,,,on m hsssae- II yrieaae
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For the Ho1fdays. A19s
1t RA;tneys Pioneer Gallery, opr Charley
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Nay Be tsvse ana best ssssgtment Frs~es,
Clses, LOCRETS, PINS and RINGS, for D.Enrcosypes,
fmsde expressly Holiday G offered in 81. Paul. snd
which when nlled with % TIE sese1 o<, snc
whitney make the met vauabie Holiday
value time and VII tend elevate and rehre the
Delay NOT n these mrmentces
s1eon, shsaf the and
meantime, shoa16 Father Mother,
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peRres the MISREPRESENTATION the loes.s 4@y
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ATTENTION. READ!
Boots & Shoes at Wholesale!
NALL at C. e. Hoffman's Boot and shoe store and
~ examining the best, cheal~st argest assortment
BOUTS AND SHOES IN ST. PAUL,
splendid variety Of all knds received,
be offered at Incredible Low Prices The
establishment offers the public really
nothing but overwhelming plan of
quick sales and small profits will
Mark scale Of retail prices: FSfggsMea Ef8 s.tff
. Ladies' CATERS from 81 25 To So so.
10 do Kid Shoes aud slippers T5c to 81 so. -
Misses and Childrens' from 25c to 81 SO. IN, -s
Mems, Boys and Youths kinds,
ton, and every article line will be fonsd 1T f
= seIS-tf ~ s@Aa< C. o. HoFFMAN'S. Upper Town.