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BUYER5 on CLOTHING ~
Azs RsarEsTED 10 cath AT EEAD erAzTzxs. AT
i. G0hBsTEIN'S
HALLi Ell

NO. II and Is, OAK FRONT. > loo-s Soatb Of the Pest
Olice, AMI examine the largest stock OF FALL AND
WINTER CLOrnIyG ever eFened In Warren Q
This stock consists Of = large assortment Of all kinda
AMI grades of OvercOatx. TainAs, Gents ShaEls. Dress.
ErOcS and Sack Coats all kinds OF PANS and Vests
splendid stock 0fGenlemens' Furnishir Goods; Hats
and Caps; also a very large and carefully selected
stock of BOYS L0THING
We are constantly receiving . large stock Of 0Esr
eoetings. Cloths. cassimeres and YestinSs. and keep
the lest Sorknen ready to al all oriers With neztness
and dispatch, in the very latest styles, for thoss uko
wish to have garments made b measure
My large and heavy purchases eaabies re to sell
goods cheaper than ct the usual rates, 1zd lower ssan
any other estahlishnent in town..
Come to the head quarter. and examine osfors by
ing elsewhere. AM you viii ind yOu eau BY here
right. ) GOLpSTEIS.
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sh.rlrr. once. Warren. Fsb 4. is~s7-ss-ts5
YVATCHES ANDJEWELRY-Ths j

subscriber has iust received = large stock %
all articles in his line.
He has also made arrangements with = hapufza-
turing House in Switzerland, by which, he, a. Agsns
for the Manufactures, receives Watches directfTom kl-
rope. By this arrangement, he is enabled to sell Gold
and silver Watches. 0f al kinds. as los As they eanbs
bought IN the United STATES. lie has now On hand
every variety Of ChrouOneter, Duplex. Lever and La
pins " atches, q large stock Of britannia Ware, lew
elry and Fancy Goods Of every description. and he
viii receive rev supplies. monthly. His intension
is to sell large amount aud Ia will sell to 1eslsrs
ut y lower rate than ever before
The JeWeiry was also purchased direct from TIA
manufacturers. ~ Jobbing Prices. ard Sillhs s0ldloE.
He only asks thAt purch.ssrs should eall and sssisfy
themselves. JULES AUTROr
Warren. Dec. u. Sc.
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ToHN PATTERSON'S ESTATE.

~ Notice is hereby given, that the under signed has
been appointed and qualified as Administrator on the
estate 81 John Patterson, late OF Newton, Trumbuil co.
ohio. deceased AME TER
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DIR. w. PAINE,

IN ANSWER TO many inquiries, would
l. state that he has no intention OF leaving Warren,
only during the time he is on duty At College, which
Is from the 10Th Of October until the LIST Of January
and from the & st OF March until the 2Uth Of April, oil
each year. The balance OF the time, or from the LIST
Of January until the LIST Of March, and from the eCth
OF April until tbs 10Th Of October, he VIII be at home,
in Warren, and may be consulted professionally, at
the Office Of Paine & Davis, over Nichols & Wers' Hat
and Clothing Store, Main ST.. from II A. NJ. to I P. NJ.
Of each day, and from I to 3 at his residence on High
st. The remainder of the time he will be in readiness
to attend to his ride as usual. His experience. both in
the Pennsylvania Hospital and College Clinic. in treat.
ing every variety Of disease. will enable him to pre-.
scribe for all Surgical and Medical cases according to
the most recent improvements in the profession.
Philadelphia. Dec. IL, IS55.-2i-tf
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.ickpcckef RscsraA.

We learn that the person arrested last fall, on
ehsrge Of picking the pocket Of Nr. Greenwood,
essspsafrom jailon Monday night Iast
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NEW YORK LEDGER.

100 The circulation Of the N. Y. Ledger, in this
100 place, has now reached 100 copies, and is still in
100 creasing. Received every Friday night by Ex-
100 press. at P0RTER & SONS, Main st.
100 March
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MONEY WANTED.
e. SPEAR d son.

! Il. SPEAR d son.
PLA WV MILL,
DOOR, BLIND y A FACTORY.
THE undersigned, having long beer
Il urged by their friends anil patrons. aud known:
the wants Of the public, have cree Ell a spacious
planning MILL 4 DOOR FACTORY,
On the Canal, just west Of C. y. LrHingweIT's Ware.
house, where they will keep on hand a stock Of Dress
ed Flooring, both Of hard and soft wood. We are also
manUfAc uring a superior quality Of SIDING, which
We can furnish on reasonable terms We will also do
all kinds Of Planning for the Trade on short notice. We
are nov prepared to sell the best qIalits Of kiln-dried
-dOors-hsVing largely increased our facilities for man.
ufactarng doors, We would call thr attention Of Joiners
and Builders to this branch Of our business. We will
continue the manufacture of
BLINDS
OF a superior quality, and warrant them in every par
ticular We will also keep on hand - large assortment
Of SASH
OF all sizes In use. Having largely inch eased our IA
cilities for manufacturing all the above articles and
are enabled TO sell them at reduced prices and supe-
rior quality. We will engage to duplicate any full bill
bought in Cleveland, Pittsburgh or elsewhere. Com
munications by mail will receive prompt attention.
NIB. Persons sending stuff to be dressed. need send
none but good lumber, as We will put nothing on our
Machines bat clear lumber. Siding, to dress we'll,
must be at least 4 inch thick.
Shingles and Lsth on hand and for sale.
Warren. Jan 81, 1857. 4. SPEAR a son.
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TFoUyD AT LAsTln
THE CELEBRATED


Prof. MARION. who having jus. returned from q tour
to the West Indies, would take this method Of an
nouneing to the public that while at st. Domingo. he
purchased from the celebrated Indian Psychologist. a
valuable recipe Tor Curling and Beautifying the Hair.
To young Ladies and Gentlemen this is Invaluable
Those h wing rough. coarse or stin Hair, can entirely
remove these objections by cnly two or three appliea-
lions OF this valuable Lotion, making the same Of a
beautiful glossy texture. aid at the same time giving
Il tbs: peculiar wave and curl. so eminently desirable
BY all This truly and justly celebrated ~cUTANEI0N
has also the effect Of making the hair grow in abund
ance, and also turning grey hair TO more than its pris-
tine beauty. He has also in connection with il, = val
liable recipe Tor removing ~eruptions or pimples, and
frecSles from the skin. Thousands can testify to the
value Of this recipe. The Whole cost Of the ingredi.
ents (shieh eau be procurei Of any Druggist,) will rot
exceed twenty i've cents. These recipes viii be sent
TO any part Of the United States or canadas, on the re.
eeipt OF one dollar. Address,
J. II. MARION +,
FEB. ll-2m Warren, Ohio.
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DATCH & OPDYCKE are conyin-
J. ced that no house west Of the Blue Ridge. can
show a finer assortment OF an assortment Of fEer Cai-
riage Goods. from the CON- satinet. ascending through
the labyrinths Of intermediate, to the Golden Bronze
Cloths and Silk Laees that are astonishing to see, even
in n. Y. But P. & o. charge nothing for gazing on
such splendors which they have imported direct from
the manufacturers. Call in st the old stand of o. ii.
Patch
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A. SMITHS CONDITION pow.

the best preparation in use for diseases in Horses or
Cattle. All who use it speak in high terms OF its EN-
cacy. No horsenan should be without il, "a in cases
OF emergency it 10 invaluable. Numerous persons can
be referred 10 who have used il sith entire success.
Jan 81 1851.
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TRAVELLERS REGISTER.

TOR the benefit of the travelling COM
l. munity, We publish the following Time Table:
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Boots & Shoes.

L have bought the interest Of VIM. Cranare, In the
BOOT and Shoe business, and shall continue TO carry il
on AZ the Old stand. Feeling grateful for past favars,
L would solicit a continuance Of public patronage.
b. CRANAGE.
fsOIo No. Main street.
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LOOK HERE!!

4 II who wish Insurance in good, re-
"a spOnsible Companies. either on LIFE or PROP
ERrY will do well to call at Insurance Head Quarters,
on Main Street, where they can obtain Policies on tia
Cash or Mutual plan. as they may choose. in either
Eastern or Ohio Companies at their option.
Ny Eastern Companies comply With cur Lsr, and
our Policies are valid. Wills. others fail to do 90, and
Of course are not held. Call in aud be insured with
out delay.
Jan ri. 1857. T.. ]. HcL4T
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CHERIFF'S SALE.

$4,000
John Il. 6rist, By rirtzs 81 . Venaitisst
VI Exrouas. Issued cut Of As
Roseson& Battles. } csart q Common Pleas 81
rruEbul County, Ohio, TO ne directed and DELIVERED,
By the Clerk thereof, i will expose to puslis sails. lin
the above entitled esusrJ At The door u the Gems
House in Warren. in said county, on SAICRDAr. the Q
l4th day MARCH, AID. le57, between the ksars u
10 o'clock A NJ, and 4oci0cK p H.. Of szid dsy. lie
following described lanes aud tenements (ss TIA pFsF-
erty Of John Baitles-l to Wit: Situate in tie Township
Of Wsathersfeld. TTumbuil County ard State Of Ohis.
being about four hundred snd thirty acres oflssd; .
being the lSni which John Battles has deeds fer IN
said Weathersheld. and is known and de seribed a. fol
loEs.t to wit; A part Of lot :. in Tract IL, being ssTsa-
ty-six acres C6) more or less.
Also, lots - 4 81. in the four thousand acre Sais
Spring Tract, (f0d0) containing two hundred and tSet
ty- four acres o. LAID, ess4) II being said battles pre-.
eut homestead farm.
Also. lot . in tract 10. being al cut sixty thres aslss
Q6SJ
Also, lot 10 IN tract Is, containing li1ty TIVE selss
Q62) more or less.
The first Gsscribed 76 ceres appraised al Sc 50 lr
acre. The second described 224 acre a praised At
S5O,O 90 per acre. The third described sbcut - tuEI
appraised AZ Sos 90 per acre; and Tia lxEE a.3ersssa
g. aerss appraised At $3.50 per acre
H. L. HARMON, shsriE-
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4. will continue the Drug & Medicine bu.
siness. In all its various branches. at the old stand oil
and fresh Drugs. Medicines, Paints. Oils, Dyestuns,
Glass Ware, Surgical Instruments. Brushes, Perfume.
~, &C, &C. and by fair dealing, and strict attention
to business, hopes to merit and receive : share Of pub.
lie patronage.
10 Physicians prescriptions carefully put up at all
hours. N SpRiNc
Warren, Peb. Ia, 1857.
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EOR SALE.


The undersigned, in Withdrawing from the firm oil
Spring & Reed, cannot but express his thanks for the
liberal patronage bestowed upon the late 6rm, by the
community. lie also takes pleasure in saying that the
Drug business will oe continued by X. Spring, at the
old stand. on Market street; and he hopes that The same
confidence heretofore bestowed upon the late firm, may
be extended to Mr.. Spring, whs is in every way deserv.
ing oft. d r REFD
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EANCY GOODS-YANKEE NO.
l. TIOSs, and Varieties to be had in airy quantity
At PORTER & McLAINtS.
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DISSOLUTION of7PARTNERSHIP.
- The Cp-Psrtnership heretofore existing between
v OK b. CranasG 10 dissolved by mutual CONSENT
Any business remaining ENCLOSED. will I've settled by
either partner. WN. RASI0F
warren, Feb. -, le5I BENZ.
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FARM FOR sALE-A FARM

n Of about -Four Hundred and Thirty kerer ~
Land, itrated in tie Township o. Baretfa. Trunle IL
County, Ohio. be longing to the estate Of Jenss
Scott, ate Of Warren, in said County, deceased.
now occupied by Edvarsi Sc0ViIle. situate on the plank
rod leading from Warren 70 JoLascn, about 8 miles
from Warren. Will be sold az fair terrs and EhsrsI
credit. The farm win hs sold all together, or divided
to suit purchasers For Information and terms apply
to FREDERICK kTSsHANi -
4 SMITH,
Warren. Jun. "a. Il Or Of 1ZoR sB7LL.
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pREPARE FOR WINTER

l. Gentiemen's Fur Driving Gloves; Buck Gloves
and Mittens; Silk fssey lined Gloves for Ladies', Gen
tiemen and Children; Zephyr Gloves and Mittens, and
a large assortment OF Nerino. silk aud Cashmere
Vests for Ladies'; G~entlemen's Merino, silk and CASH
mere shirts Ladies', &c tlemen's and Childreh's
y HOYT T. Goa
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A DMINISTRATOR's SALE of Real

On Friday March s. 1851, between the hours Of l aad
!. II at the premises, will be sold TO the highest
bidder, the following parcels OF lands, a. the property
Of oliver Allen. deed. to wit: Situats in Newton. Trum-
bull Co., o., and bounded north BY the township line:
east and south by lands OF usnry nIulin; and westerly
BY public road leading from Newton Tails 10 Nindham.
A second piece bounded eastsrly BY said Newton Falls
and Windham road; and south vest and north By lsnas
sold by n. W Mervin to Herbert Hine; all to contain
forty eight acres Terms made known or day OF sale.
s. ". RICHkOND. Adm
Feb. 4, ls57-4t ofOliver Allen. decd.
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HOUSE FOR SALE. OR TO RENT.
IL The undersigned offers for sale his house. with
good barn and garden spot, situated on Bazetta street.
in the Village Of Warren. IL not sold Immediately. the
premises will he for rent during the coming year.
apply to Hutcbins, Cox & RatliG, Warren,
or to C. G. RoUTON.
at Gillon, Anderson L Co s. Philadelphia.
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SALE.
~ Adm'rs Of John Dorhsty,
ByTi-,zsssalata s
order ef RiRto sd

Vs. order sf sale 70 sd
John 5. Garner et al, reeted asa delivered.
sad issued out o. The Court % Conlzoa Pleas strIsa
buII County Ohio. 7 hSTs levied on ard shall sIPsss
TO pabIic sale At the door Of the Court Hoess il H1r- I
rem in said county, on the lfh say 81
MARCH. A. d. 1867. between ths hours ef 10 s'siesK
VI and 4 O'Clock ? n Of said day. the following let
OF land in the Village OF Nexton Hlis in tie ceHssy or
Trumbull ami Stale OF Ohio, being lot Ne 10 in great
corded June 20th. 1885,; Il being the sane let eoaTsysd
by John s. Garner and wife to Henry A Beaver. ~
deed dated Al ri s3d, lS52. and conveyed ~ ese1 ~
said Beaver TO James T. Porter, dated March 81. le23
Appraised At $500. Tobe Sold as the property sf Jsha
5. Garner Ct al, in The above entitled cause
II. h. HARMON, Sheriff.
Sheriff. Orce. Warren. Feb. A. ls5c-5u3I 70
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'THE LIFE OF SCHAMYL. and

lie LtfL VT AN u, anu
J. narrative Of thu Circass.an War or Undergraduates
against Rnssis- In this work will tshuada nara.
tive Of hsroisn nosiss inferior 20 that q the most "a :
nous Champions Of Classical Antiquity. in . War nf
lndepsndencs such a. ray nctimpropsr,y be conpEI-
ed With the most glorious strr ggles recorded In the "a
pals OF liberty ard 4 ststs % soeiety perhaps ths most
romantic. which me progress Of civilization Eas Ian
for The admin stion Of mankind. Price IS csuts.
Al ADAMS R10kSfORl. 4
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Senatorial Fraternity.

Hon. Wm. n. seward was at the Ire
mont yesterday whore large nunter Of
Gentlemen called upon him. senator Douglas
who is stopping a, the fremont also paid
hi- respects, ard tie Railroad Convention.
10 session in the adjoining parlor. invited
the two senator. 20 visit them.
Senator Douglas, in a few brief remarks
10 ,be Convention pa.-szl a glowing tribute
10 the distinguished senator from New ] ork.
whom h. had ever found aiding and assisting
IN every MEASURE calculated 10 benefit the
Wet, and, except in politics. more often
acting with him IN The United states senate
than otherwise.
senator Seward poke briefly. lie thanked
the mefnt'rs OF the Convention for III" coin
plimsni Of their invitation, abd SPOKE Of tEe
impor,ance Of railroads anil Of the objects
which have hrcsigh, the convention together
-(al j0urnGi
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MORTGAGE sAt.s --sE@rSss 4.f.st hes hen nAis
vi g lie ss-di'ss1 q ssr-sn lsirHsfs n nshfs.fs
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.,ssd b. H..gy toTnsss, 81 rs.s sosa'T snd Ter
rg.ry 4 sassfSN. " Psy<t ssA,bs 4 ~ ,-s.ty
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Fss.s x it..as " - epgBty - s,.ss B@ss Peg.
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Bile Britain. writing 70 the Boston
7rUnvr,p', al.ading 10 The ho, chase, re-
volver 10 hand Of woodman. the New Or.
leans druggist, after Furniss, whom h.
caught IN his vites rom, at the New York
Hotel, sd,l. And here ] cannot omit 10
rnention q pm p.rpe'ra,ed IN the occasion
by nine ho-t, Crsns'on, one a the witt
81 and clever>t Of men. What 10 all thi.
noise sboai Farni.s and Mr.. W0dmxn -
inquired ar excited guest Of Tn lasdlord .--
% nothing Of any Consequence, repl,eI
Craaston, .eArciy moving tt< rSable mus
cI.s Of his ssrDcou.c lsee, oely b. va
eh..el aDi .se ~a.n :, that oil
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Mr.. JAuEs II. ALLEY, of Minot, Me, is
the father Of twenty-five children, among
whom there arr six pairs Of twins. Natu.
rally enough Mr.. ALLEY is an object Of
great curiosity among the ladies' Of Maine
who flock from all parts of the State to get
a look a, him, aud in such numbers as
seriously to incommode him in his work
although their interest is manifested in the
most respectful manner.
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ADVERTISEMENTS,
w Z q Il A Y


REAL. ESTATE BROkER,
ops. 'hs i.at,sg Ho.s. g"ksr F,ns rLt"i Stra
SAINT PAUL. MINNESOTA.
ken t.sialr baurhs AID sold. l.aod Warrants eousht
aud sold ia,.i .rran'- t~ati NANCY taaoed sad IN
vested co!rcL mse,, uh-s paid, AMI nj hfsinss =.
entrusted "a him >, paroles here, az o!se~he" "itoud"d
REFERENCES.
:, Go,rrn@ AZ, R,msey, =. Paul. Nmee.a,a.
Hon iisury " Rec NJ a.,
fatke' Paine, Esd banksri
'ol licar, Mckenty Real e.'s,e lces"r d..
ur"fgr ilttlr, Merchant, saint Paul, Nrt.
Nssnr Geo. n olllietali. tsq.,
,NorsAn 4 Parsons, iuy.e, lse, NiAoespos, io,
,u' Tbo, Hedge com Mrrch. harrington.
t1. tm Henry Warren. tanker,
NrInl' Hall tnm N.rrhau~ 'Wvsgo. IA
Res. jei Hamilton, u. -, Nashville. tenn.
Ris hobor. d Terrell, u '"rondole' ''rr' n
tsrls, Jnrry i. Go. ~ ~, iras su.etN. q. la
t,%.' + h-gt9, M..h''' Alabama
10 icgr, ,W billiard Noo'tomer,. Ma.
j ist:. ,sn : :, NIX @ss
G., it ;, iai = w.,, A., a.. :, ,ss d.,
J"uo. J n..~ni, "sn Merchant. an,
: : n,oa" s',' r re-. Wont, paus, Do,
smuh, ,ul"n =. 60. Bansers. do
lohu ienle! :. Co Is~nk-rs, de-,
Rev. 4. 4. ldp.'ou,b, u. -, rush"gee do,
Wesley e. II .dgo. CON Mercb.. tplunhns G.nr.,
Wa r I"a,"r,. T. te hr.srr. a. i'no It, ~ :,
Tap JOAN \ iiaStrr Baiusisbl-,
AIMEE % U.s. cashier bsrns,ahls BANK,
SAM fsE, Mtnncsuta. June va, lsAi.
OFFERS fuR SALE
lnno ACRES pf CUultE FARMING LAID,
lOVH Weil numbered and sstcrej selected tour YEARS
age fiun I. 20 - fne- from SAINT Pau IN ksmss, and
Washington Counties With tles perfect patents reufn"dl
tur ssl- hy WI I, GRAY,
ij srr"s land oak prnuP,I milr. from iitie talls
" art-s miles from "a" nuuftsiinE tnsn 81 ssntn.
lot. 'nabie iof bn.css io'sl on s'iiiwSler street,
StIs raui
ts. IA Warren 4 Rices addition Ia saint Paul.
lots IN Nrst saint PAM
&Iss IN NckrHiy's but lots Ia Saint PAM.
.uf he best huaiur@s u's lu Cannon iut3s
huAin"-- lot frunt street hshi Peter
he's ia Traverse dos NDuh
lois Ia - surur
10 lni- 10, H.ile PLANE tiiN
- los IA -iink = addition 10 ilud-na
lu'z 40 lay ius's talls
The above offered f,F sas lu~
WI GRAY
ohcs a, ID" BANKING iious- pi r., t"F rs,o".
legdu ILlfd street.
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W. BAILEY X son,
bEALrEsI
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS
Wooien Ware, Popder, Sash, &C.,

.prIs viz 80 ~ IgvgG GAtgSA III.
uyHEREAs he undersigned ha. bern spp'Rnisd a.
w s.gn-r ~ all ne s0sis snd chsuss rghs and
efsags -; Asiys inso 81 1T Pau boltes 10 hereby
~ 20 the rrsfii0fs ~ ~. .zf Wibinsu pressn
ihsif sreunis fsf h h. l4iy =Whshtea Ell s ..tiir
tusrt .nA th,.e uist.ri t,rN All .n1 nal.
tsr' 0'hefesr Q~lf Ns"ribt- MI riacsd IN he
pryor ard. f4r c0iiE'gpn.
ovfl--fI~shn u y joSfs Assignee.
hTplQ y sTFAN HoiiEE Npkht- Nsrris.sn q
- Williams are prepared a buii al AUDI Il ttsas
kasvs = - i1HIs SUI 'hlcssO pftess Fefsrns hHy
ln. sngir.. bas ~ transportation ~ hdsing
u,r.g bo.i"fs u 81 a.z1 prepared - fHfmsh
.ssfn yryuss 81 al tn4s .sa r0.bi. sew sils a. tho
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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-12-03

HsrERgsCks;
6~nrfsl Hiram Walhr,dge cls,,gn
Richard n. Johnston ksa. y I".,a
:. iA.aisirl" John Rankin, ns,,.
Nessfs Mitchell Allen, utis v est ksd
has. a. Ids Esa G,is.,
sus Orie1a, HrnI IL ts,npb.l ~,
hssrs Bnwn, John.on 4 10 ,spi. t,rrin smith
',ncmsH k,sssNsa
lion, Edward we"drua ,ior W \ Uensn
WIN. Nortrun tsq n tiov. Al-, dsns.r
ifassBA itun n Rice
Ms.srs. Mason SCa NrNr. Horup A oskr.
Nathan ns.e"' E.', " '''''""
NOTICE TO PlTALISTS
Grsafssf Ba'gsins ~ Land otr Ofod IN Na.n
I',mI.
The ml.snF pisce. Of ssnl f.,,,e MI be .,ld at
lavh acr.s III ishd IN dieirnt pans OF Minns s.l. Al
Al ir~m o. Ia ~ per acre.
800 acre. Adjoining DE 'tii OIL Paul, Ninne~'A.
ASS, nuneT
a. Block. In The Town Of ps,tm, S.unrsu,a situated
al III. Junction u thu Crow sni Mlssi.s,rii Np.ts
10 bi'ss "a u. ti, VI hajn-d, situated ~ Lao h,po
riur, Wisconsin.
t1 Lots la Dayton 4 iahfas'a Addition in thesIs
lisstings Minnesota
On l~,Is On Dayt"n's niua. H. Pad
lp' Lets on Day ton lrtns'a Ad,ithm io II rsui
i'r fNe acre Los In l.. Dayton.
- l~'s Ia Dayton Mstf.n's "
b"Ion fuiief'- or l.. e. Dayton. ina "A
70 lots IN various portions ii the cay III " Pad i'm
proved aud ub,np proved
Warehouse, s'"rs aud lea lots. a, tho rpp.f is'ce
~ fsal
rL.aho'r Land. and l''.~ll he sold yer, low rats.
LARGE AbfAN,k GUARANTEED
a,. sI ss.ss' l,ssa npo" "g"rs", nalr%a
vau. from D. "a SS per crhl yearly
LOANS st"ofhIkD ron CAPITALIZE.
tsHxSfr Fl" MA. "a r ,r1 sg"
lnisrwauoD aissys given with pleasure strangers In
relation u i."a'. Ae In the r-'r''orI' dscs dI~J