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Yours respectfully.
TiiOS. :. WILLIAMSON.
THE NanrhERN PAoiF,u RAILROAD.

To the Z ,or of thr y. Y. Tr:hun'.
SIR: The explorations Of Gov. Stevens of
Washington TERRITORY very clearly shows that
ssthc cheapest, shortest and be>t' route is from
Lake Superior or -. Paul To Pu%et's Sound.'-
Last Summer took the trail of Stevens party ut
Sauk L. pidS, a small town eighty miles above
St. Paul, where III. hes; place for brid e across
the Mississippi river is dessnl.ei,and followcdit
for twa.va miles. The prairie is somewhat vt Il
rol,;n: character, slightly so. ,wevrr, an |
stretches far oil to the M'ssoa.i River, said by
those Nh, have travelled it to be exceedingly
fertile and Will a,.ap.rd for farm.n". It would
he vcry easy IL coast, net track this route
from t.le ,yvnnesS al the gro"rd an'! the fact
thnt waoi can be found good portion of the
WAY. is TO imped laent by snow, | can safely
assert tn there is less in Minnesota Territory,
or ia iorrito :cS I joining, thin il anr of the
Northern States. ii wing resided for TWO years
in tie former Te:rlto,y, speal from personal
knowledge. lor uiwuidS Of 2G0 mllcs IN Ste
ycn'S route, snow has not been over foot
deep during the past an: pres III winter, and
.c"rA FROM chose who aave tiayetd further that
the same can lc sadirf the country for thousands
Of miles bcyond. | look upon this route as
beng dee dedly prefer ,N.2 10 any other, and as
soon as constructed d 20 81. Paul thee Will ho a
continuous line Of ra;lold 70 your city, where
aearly ihc whole trad of the West il ccntering.
Should the route BE- adopted as laid out by n,r ii
u;erior. Ut Saui Rapids. it wauId be tapped
by road running from ST. Paul, which road
could take in its route st. Cloud, Anoka, Elm
Creek, Minneapolis, ST. Anthony AMI other en-
lryo towns Oh the Mississippi. AT st. Paul it
would b. met by the road of the NJ nncsota &
North Western Railroad Company, carried thro'
the southern portion of the Teriito;y to Ike
Iowa line, or Dubuque, and then connected with
Inc Illinois CeE5ral-o?cning ssci ion of coun-
Try who's, rcSou rccs and TIA le wOuid toll anna
.in1lr on the prosperity oil oar Atlantic cities.
particularly New OK. When 'hc fact is known
l'i"t Minnesota III Il ~ had scarcely 5 col nhuL-
itants as! now lj,'jJO-when St. Paul seven
yeais ago, WAS wilderness, now IL city of near
Il .l0Jinhapitau with seven churches, schools,
colleges, and four daily pape Sit seems t, me
that til; Northern route would open ut least, in
live wears, th,ce tlri;or;s quite a. large as
Minncso a, and well worthy to lie clas,ed among
Tie sites Of thc Cnnn. Trus ng that the
C0i:in,t2c in Congress viii not overlook the
\oFhtln raciuc loate, am. respectfully,
EENSssT
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-04-26
March Jih, 1876.

EeGcc Declared in E;ar.rc-ir.ival of the BaItiv.
NEW YoRX, April Il.
The Baltic is at anchor ltsdc of the harbor
Papers arrived at IL l-2 O'Clock, without previ-
Ous announcement.
treaty Of peace signed It Paris by all
the plonip0,ontiali2s :5uuJny, March 3Oth.-
Great demonstrations Of Joy took piece in iariS.
by firing Of cunnon. Examinations &c. The
i.n:lish concentrations were more quiet. Eati-
..ca,iJGs cannot be rXoh in-eI within four weeks.
.e Al icl niris.d ou! on the 3i-;.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-04-26
GEORGE CULVER. JNo. FARRINGTON.
CULVER 4 HARRINGTON,
Storage, Fcrwardia and Commission Merchants,
Upper Landing. >t. Paul. Mimi.

Storage, EcIWardia G and ConnI Ission Aefchahts
Upper LANDING. >t. Paul. Mimi.
Wh1Ic-ae Dtacrs
GROCERIES AND PRUVI SIONS.
Liberal Advaacss made Corsigamsnt,.
RErEnENCrs
H. l.. DIu>rman, Prairie t.u Ciien,
B. w. 3-isi,JiS. H..
b. II. Ca,npbcl & Goa Giitma,
g.. w. Ctnpirl y Co..
C,rwliiI " do.
i.angw,r,hy X Co.,, Duhuqrf.,
f.. G
Burrows X Pcttyma'., Davenport,
Green X Stone. Mtscatinc.
Wm. tf,ye s. Co., Kriihs,nrc.
Humphreys. Tut Terry. Louis,
j. J. Anderson n Co., so.
Kennedy Foster, New Orleans,
B. Dfowc s.
Rmnscy. Brothsrs s. Co., Chicago,
Thomas Hale.
Croiin, iiirxf hall 4 Sears, New York,
Ramsey Crooks. do.
Sitter, Price & Cos Psnasnphia,
d.r, X Co.. BSTpr
1z-Mark Packages of &. Il r., Upper Lanc,ne, ST.
II. 7. jail-tf
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-04-26
MINNESOTA HOUSE.
IRA RICK, PKoPRIEroR,
U,eSCepr Citv- N.s,,.csofn

TaVfNG been To considerable expense ir lifting up gso
onsc and stable. feel confident that
accommodations 10 the travelling public
The Minnesota alley Particular nfio be- paid
or d.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-04-26
TO RENT AND LEASE

TTNIfE pleasant cire in the king
j trance from Cedar
To l. ase25 feet st. Antlony street. occupied
S:rriin2's Wood Yard Also .25 Walashaw
Stone Building Fourth Ais, TO Il
Wabasltw street. One lot Minne between Fourth
and Firth Aiso several lots
feb9-tf MARSHAIL& & co.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-04-26
Land Agency at Hudson. Wisconsin.

Land Agency at hudson, Wisconsin.
T. DWIGHT HALL,
GENERAL LAND AGENT, &C, will and laDie,
NJ locate land and sell
aud attend promptly and faithfully
his Hudson is besunliy situated Lake 81. CroIx
~ miles directly east Of 81. Paul.
fertile tract Of country, Ia he the southern the
ST. Croix & Lake Superior r. r. there
splendid chances investment. Now
address Hudson. ST. Crsx co., Wisconsin, Js6dkw-tf
JACKSON BELL,
NOTARY PUBLIC, PRACTICAL SURVEYOR,
And Dealer In Real Estate,
Glencoe, ". r.. Jai6-tf
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-04-26

HAMLIN LANCASTEWy
Exchange office s. Land Agency,
SINK Rapfds, Benton Co., Minnesoss. .
(tOLLECTOSS mad, Land Warrants located, paid,
~ money invested and all Lusne entrusted " their
faIthtu ly and promptly attended to
nS xSlasy o. a. s surr.yd1 D. cs Hss.er.
REFEREEcrB: r
MINNEsoTA-Ssuk Rspids, George w. Sweet, Register
u s. Land Oice, jeremiah Russell, Esq. ST. Psu, Hon.
Alexander Ramsey, Ex-Gov. Minnesota.
Hon. N. B. Eidred, Naval
Ofccr; Hon. Geo. w. Woodward Judge Supreme Court,
PENN wkrs,arrr, Warren j. WOcdward Esq. N PsviIle,
Prof. John r. stdard Hartford, Prof. willard Rchsrdsn.
NEW YORK CfTY-Rzlph Mead & Co.; Qusckeubuxh &
Co., Strang, Murray & Go. Jy19-6rid&w
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-04-26

C. ". PHICE e. co..
TTTH0LfSAE aud Retail Dacr> III Steam Boat, Hotel and
w Furnishing crol. including description
Cutlery; Silver Plated, Brass Tnned ard Iron
Japsied Pianshel ana C,oln Maze Tin Ware
variety: Wpoen AID Willow Ware. .frshes Bis ke
Baths Coolers Rrrs l.oking Glasses &c ac.,
srcpud door til" Wasncent.,
Pan seii-1yw
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-04-26

PASSAGE FROM \ NEW DRAMA.-Signor Botany
btyo--i have thee. villain ha ha! Now. bv
the iends, rather than let thee escape and lose
the reward offered FOR toy life I'd
Sacramcnto-Ilold oil, or die the death, | am
not what seem, but
Rot.-( (Eagcrly)- art thou?
Sac.-( (Mysterously )-One who reads the stars
Bet -(Impressivey)- Mot Quinian?
Sac.--No, in faith.
Bot.-Ihnn thou art
SIc.--! am.
They whisper, iieal, in tin srrngles AMI yel
low octrc. rises from trar--shaking of sheet
IRON thund 'r--i,nshing of wet powder lightninss
darkness visb.e--the moon is represented as
iinr, by means of taliow candle. held behind
IA hole in the scanery--thc palace--no barn--;s
ircd-a clashug of sworls- Botanybayo falls
covered with ricl-dust blood curtain falls.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-04-26

WOOD! WOODI = z
r from - to - 80 per cosd.
"A KnauIrc Of wN. DAHL.
W. DAHI..


0eneral Cemnsission and Advertlsing Agent
IS LAKE STRRET, CHICAGO, ILLINOIS.
RBSPBCTFULLY intention TO rnysef
permanently in bnnes In this cy and ozIer services
Produce, 4erchAndse. Luer. &c
toes1heT bnes which requrs per-
Uh exp1eace of seve1seen yess
se, qnnned - 20 eject The advantaeeous
TERMS, thseg Ssquentb oSv1ang ne Incsassnenee e-
leaving home and bnes HOpfng to be eover-
with commands, trusting intsoducon nay Iesd
ezbsfse ard beue0els1 and
- = ~ ~ sGsrss r. ysu bsAsls, em ssuy yean,
e CWA& WO0LkBzI.
xEyEns 70 AL ". KeuDedy, = WIiiauns, ". Waymons
l. xeh; A. H. Bacs, Ed, Jehn Degss, -, b. 1fak,
xsq. NessEy. MuGent Z Owsns. raav ~ N .
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-04-26

PAcIFIc RAiLRoAD.-fhc directors OF the Pacific
Railroad Company, elected on Monday last, met
YESTERDAY and organized. Mr.. II. f. Bridge, who
had so well and indcfatigablY performed the du
ties of President, declined recollection to that
office; AMI James II. Lucas, Esq, was chosen
Presi lent, and Wm. II. Mcpherson, Esq, Vice
President. We need scarcely add, that these are
excellent selections. Mr.. Lucas as the country
knows, is of richest AMI most enterp, ising
incn-the largest stockholder in the company. and
anxiousiy snlcitous for the completion of this
road, and particularly the Southwestern branch
| of it; in which he sees IN immense trade to be
drawn to this city from Arkansas and the civilized
nations Of Indians that border.
Mr.. Mcpherson, for IA year past, has been one
of the most active and useful members of the
Board. No labor was great that he did not
take it upon himself to perform it, sometimes at
great personal sacrifice, but always successfully.
He is perfectly familiar with all the business of
the company, and whenever his personal exertions
and good Judgment ana energy, are required, they
Will always be exerted to the advantage of the
company. The Board is fortunate in hay ng made
these selections. particularly with reference to fu
ture operation
Before the adjournment, Samuel Copp, .Jr., was
elected Secretary anl Treasurer, and the 10th inst
appointed for the election of Directors to i
the vacancieS in the Board.-4No. Rep. Sd inst.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-04-26

j. MCMAHON HOLLAND.
itoiey ard Counsellor Lufc Solicitor in Cha,reyy
Sa3kGpee. Scott County, Mime sofa.
MISNESorA REFERENCE:
Gov. W. 4. German,
J. Travis Ro>scr, Esd, Sec'y Min. Ter,
Ca'tJ II. Snlmop L. $. Top. Engineers. >St. Paul.
\. J. Morgan, ESi., Democrat Uiice,
u. \. HohcIts'l. ESD,
Hon. H. II. Sibty, aien,l,ta.
MARYLAND REFERESCEs:
tinv FL Louis Lowe,
r. II. O'Neal, Sal., secretary
Judges Legran,', Tuck Ecie>ton the
rrSiae Court of Maryland,
Hon. Alexander Randall
Ju.in Y. l.. Mcti.hnn. Esq, Baltimore, Nd. my15-tf
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-04-26
BOOK AEi.NCi,

BOOK AG ENCi.
'INHE SUBSCRIBERS have established Book Agency i'm
l. Philadelphia and will furnish any puLlca,ion at
The retail price Tree postage. Any peison forwarding
ile Subscription prc" So Magazines. such
Harpers Gay', Pa Frank Leslie. FASH
ios, &c VIII receive tue a copy
spriii iiih"gralh portrait either Washington,
Cay OF, If subscribing to- 81 aud ST Magaznc. .y
crve OF either the portraits. subscribing 10
SO worth OF MAGAZINES, all three Irtras will he gatis-
Music furnis' I'd 10 these who wish
Envelo.esf every description aud size arye or aa
titles furnished Seal PRESSES, Dies, &c. order.
Every description of Eagra with neg
uess and dispatch. Views B.ngs Newspaper Heading.
Views OF Machinery, Book Illustrations, Ccrri,cates
busiss Cards, dc. Al! orders all promptly attend
ed to- PrS'ns wishing views rr buildings enrrive. IN
Sed DiSuerreotype or sketch the buildn. by
press.
Pcs ms ut distance having salcab- woul
:heir advantage address the Subscribers v1 act AS
the sale o sann. BYRAN X PIERCE
drc1O &v;y 90 SCufk Third ST.. pkjyogeDiio pc
j.. II. MAY pI,Rrr
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-04-26
ST. PAUL BOOK BINDERY AND BLANK
BOoK MaSUTACfORY.

falrd-5f. breeH N7nssofa an4 Ro5es-Sfs, B. Pref
isy's Grocery agf Psorision Store.
THE uGlerslEn-d enmpred his
Ruling and RiaIinE. prepared Blank
Books descriptions Rned and Bound any desired
paitrn printed headings. Particular and
prompt paid County Oeers Banks &C.
Music. MAGAZINES, Pamphlets. Sc, bound style
Pakag hnng promptly attended to-
Bill Heads, piping Bs &C., R1e and order.
au21-tf J. A. Il. HOISIydsOE.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-04-26


rJNHE Grand Medical ~ Washington street,
Albany, N.Y., immediately 50 cntcrprisins
with horse and and 500 $500 cash csp.i
To deposit security faulness, business
good written menaon horesy ability
in the sale popular melcins
the day in the whom all
will be paid and salaries The first 500 $780,
corsiing u the ability Of e applicant
n. B.-Appy without delay either by letter person.
aloye p b. COOK, Trri Jackson streets,
Plu, General Agent or Mnrcsota.
~ Ali communications promptly ATTENDED TO.
DWIGHT CHAPLIN.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-04-26

To Hons. George 5. Houston, George w. Jones,
Howell Cobb, and John II. Lumpkn, House Of
Representatives, Washington.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-04-26
DR.. G.. ROSEVK.

DR.. G. ROSEVK.
German Practical Physician,
YNOGMERTY Teacher a the Midwife
A. Physcian Midwifery an.
Dentistry and will all of
male wei female persons. He will take
Grafton the of 1t IN
cheaper medical ATTENDANCE, will do Midwifery
women without AZ: charge.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-04-26

VIyHoLEsAI2 RETAIL Dealer N every desrs1uen q
w Funiture, Reaahers, nGsetrasses, DeAs 49, DeA-
ALso-Piaans Esrsss - laslsassns. lss Rssaslpa
Street. Chicago. June lo-Iy
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-04-26

DE-. L. SMELL.
EXCEfIOR MINNESOTA.
Former Proprietor ami Physician Springfield Wafer
Curc and late Proprietor Of EastbaBp,on Iydropahc
Institution.
lR SMELL. having had long aud successful In
~ Hytropathy, Electro Maenctisn Surgery,
would respectfully solicit The the
"iciniy aGd The public generally. Examination
diseases made, with ful description no previous
knowledge OF the casc. asking auastions.
= Oiice hours from A. ~. to p. ". mar 1Olawtf
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-04-26

sTEAM INDICATORS AND WATER oUAoEs.
i feiso-dzvtf = ?. v. GATES 4 CO.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-04-26

LOf ron sALE-RAnE c5sancGi &
Lon, es1bly atuste nsar ~ Csrlsss wsstn 11o -
a feFed fes s1te for 45oos Jnqulrs Of
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-04-26

BETTER assortment In
"A DaTsh, and the crowds m Gsiiy vst that sell
Cheaper Than any where they kB.w Of Store adjoining
dc2J-f JARVIS Drug Store.
FOSTER DAVIS,
FORTViRDfVC AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
IrAyE 5u large and uus ireoI>c the Rapids,
where h,y and se-sh freight. TAey
al.u keep a well sclecte, stock If
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS,
or all kinds rry Goods, Bos Shoes, Made
Clothing. People need not Paul buy THAR oals,
tor bWuri 10 sell goods cheap Il, Paul,
and all ask H. a call before going Paul.
All kinds Country Produce tikeu in exchange Goods.
Terms strictly cash. icl5-dAw-tf
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-04-26

WOOD BOUGHT AND SOLD AT
STERLING s. fsEsO.'S WOOD YAEeD
WE would agap call attention o Yard near he
w junction Tair 81. Anthony streets. where are
prepared 10 sell ali kinds nr Wool cheap q cash.
N Il. prsnis having do well call ou-
Office. HE Wood Yaiti.
i"i2-tf STERLING PpO.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-04-26

hereby Fiven that bnr,
their dead in the Ce'nty Bury roud without am order
fr"m W. DAHL Overserr OF the Poor, County Com
missi"nrrs Any violating. Will
ce BY order of the County Ramsey County
NJ. w. DAHL. Suu.t of 1.,or R,,,s,v
seil-SwaNhmw Panl District.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-04-26

FINISHED BRASS WORK.
Ii. kinds, viz: Facets, Trycocks Steam Whistles, q
II Cups Globe Valves, &C., &c at Eagle Works, CHICAGO.
se5zo wtf p. W. GATES l. co.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-04-26

STEAM BOlLE ERS,
lF all descriptions hand and made order. Also,
" Iron WORK, vix Smoke Pipe, Breerhes, &C.. made
short notice-->f Eagle works, Chicago.
feb90-3&wtf P.W. GATES = CO.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-04-26

SELLING OrV CHEAP,
MAKE RlDM FOR OtrR SPRING; ARRIVALS.
NIR all kin l. II Is 5m.cte, ami
world AK o F,-nsr>. irp,ntsr, ibuetnak"rs Sal
all h cxsihur before making their
w lct rlir SCI! i9w articles
linc prrciiased s., calls No. En-
pr- Block, Stiut Fali.-FcbIua.y =: 1876.
febi-:F sIARk!.EY * KERN.
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InRi-- '-|0--,IrT
are personally acquainted with Mr. GrAnggrs ability
Accountant Teacher of Book Keeping, which Of the
highest prder He has had great experience as an Ac-
eountaut heavy Commercial and Banking Houses which
Stvrs rim superior facilities In inparng Practical
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~ y ssliI5 H TRAESFoRTATloN oFHcE B. Z o. R.R.l
~ III .s54e5 : Rkssiqg. .St1tioT, Feb, 9thl 1856.
on and Monday e nst the Passenger Trains
eaprest aud leave this station daily at
4:20 P. NJ and'7:l6 \. ~: r. ts5k1als5 -;
The ExpFsss At and viii only stop at
the following stations; BeugQod, Aopndsvle Cameron,
FSirrant RefterinSu,
beFIAnd John Hum Arper'B Ferry, Mon
ocacy, BEkesynle End Washlr rgtou Junction.
leave daily (e1eept Sundays at 1o' and arrives Ut
Cumberland 6c40 p n. Leaves 615 A. H.
and arrives a Wheeling at 4:S0. P. M
fThe Nail Train VIII be discontinued until further
~ By order Of s.szs g - 5rt.a
". s. wooDsIDE, sHperntendent-.
fe14 J, B. FORD, Agent.
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5AIIIS SCEI.I .NROUlS.a
CDMnEE rSJl IL COILEGM,.

= : y a
IL ssi..s5e lTERsls. q
Esesagss a:a 4 "a d
fSr F osss Iaass
Eti IS 81 ssss sAssfs &c
s e @ . sfs:
iinar al t Ae5efslf Ae
.nsssssAHs 5ss sEs'si
81 r X
hE e q 8
student, by this new prossls !. drilled A. ths
t hs hsi sassissd a the sne.s e SSeas tS
ssyrsd a. GpJre7tc6sf 81 Iiege Commercial
S; sa ss 81 alsspstsa
In addition 70 our eeeoupiRhsa Assist
most eminent LecureEl IN ohiosto lecture on eSmmeTci
Of 1astracOa il TOO extended to topaticnlsrte
hers sysy IS . s 5 Th
and History Eminent Commercial Men, Commercial Ge-
oRrapy Commercial Products, Commercial CaleulAtions
Political Economy Mercantile Law, Ethics Of Trade Part.
nershiP, &c. =
TIE LADIES' DEP P4RTafENT
Isp5 opene for the reception ofIaies N6Ihsttntion in
the Union pars more thorough or Interesting eppFsen
In s6elasop, We would add, that We SHAH put forth
terpE reception with which enterprise has met zee
edge oIgsttpes e 5TPaIT g Aors tsoSongn RSaSLsea
ctGer similar Mercantile GoLLege! l,f.,f -
Among the many we give the follow
inR;-- II tfi.=ttr - SIN i;3Cl t.. 81.
'we the undersigned take pleasure in tesying that VIC
are personally acquainted with Mr. GrHugers ability as an
Accountant and Teacher OF Book Keeping which Is Of the
highest order. He has had great experience as an Ae-
countant in heavy Commercial aud Banking Houses Hhcl
stvrs hi superior facilities In itnpartiug Practical
EorlsdGs 81 Book EsepH0, and ftoroa9h Comm sreGt
- ssI i. j. ALLEN IL D., 80 ssv9
President OF Parners' College,
/ stitti n ~ ~ L0RIS ANDREWS, +-+fr+ ~ = rtt
6,l,. President OF Kenyon College;
To young men Who wish to acquire "BHsiRess Aauca-
TOM we think II affords facilities very seldom equaled-
STr GRAsGER has the Of EnoEl
edge aptncss In teaching added to practical Counting
Room experiences and feel confident that from
his College viii be fully competent TO keep the most c6
.dtsd set ar RooA;E.
"a. P. STONE, Wholesale and Retail Merchant eiaa
j. JANNEY, Sec'y Board Of Control, State Bank OF o.
J.F.PARM. Book Keeper atDaT. " wood6uFy's.
D.0VERDIER, Book Keeper at Clinton Bank
IL z! MILLS, sec'y Columbus Gas and Coke Co.
c. B, MASON, Book Keepers J. H. Riley 4 Co.'s.
sB=For full Particular; send for creulaE@ ~
GRANGER d ARNSTR0&G,
fe4-Ivis4s3 E'ifgRR a1il ] PToprietors.
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GOING soUTH-1he1 II 20 " Train VIII connect Sans
dsEy with Morning Train Toledo At onruevie with
Chicago Express ontls Southern St e. q oas; a.
Mansdeld function with Dag from Pittsburgh, and st
Newark with the and West Trains the Central Ohio
Railroad. 30 ~ lihi-'
The 62O p 81. Train VIII At sandusky with steam
Bay City Detroit; at Monroeyills With western Train
o. T. r. r.; Shelby Junction at 81 p the Mail
Tram on O. G. r. @, for contab Cncuuatt At Mans
field Junction IS p ~ With Past train on o. 4 p r. n
PfttsburR aud Newark with Eat and Ncst Night
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uR stock nov fu and 1t ia our intention 10 keep itye
Wy eonpictts by constant additions, thIoughout Ii
mS3T uEIsKELL & sWEARISGES.,
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Splendid Wall Papers, 60.
JTTEnaW oacr the public complete aSEertment Of Wall
w P1pefs& &c ocmpr1EtrG more reE and fashionable
styles and fever old ones thgn any other stock n s city,
PurchAElng entirely for cash feel cpnhdept that
prices P8pers, ths seaEou VIII show IL 70 be 70 the Id
vantage of customers give e4 We have very hea
Apis g,1,.s cow WILDE : BIC BROTHER.
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% r. Af g e. II II OH 81 i.H ,fsss
DiRFcT ROUTE 10 CIEcISNAT1 And THE SW,EsTl
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I.l ~ tEJ0uRi GRAIN, sREpe, BUTTER, sc, lsispass
TNTASTRp-The subsel thCEs VIII make bettl
ssyslsss on eOnaisnnsntto 70 RaisiEaese,
clover timothy seeds! Also butter Iepiid
SEQ iEEsssa S''l;;' 81 s s. s..tst
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-07-25
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