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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-11-19
Annual Statement Of steamboat Arrivals
at the Port Of 81. Paul. for 1851.

The season of steamboat navigation be-
tween Dubuque and ST. Paul commenced on
the first day Of May, and closed on the l4th
day Of November, just 1875 days, which is the
shortest season by several days since lS44
as will be seen BY the following table:
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-11-19
Total TO the Minnesota River

Increase in boats. 20
The most interesting fact demonstrated by
the above tables. is the great Increase Of
trade with distant points. For instance, We
had .. arrival, from Pittsburgh, an average
OF one per week. We have l. direct from
Cincinnati From -. LOU, We have ljs.
which gives about four arrivals pr week.
From Fulton City, our trade has also great
ly increased. averaging two arrivals per
week. Last year, there were no lists OF
Pittsburgh arrivals made ont, bu, they were
included in the -. Louis list. We are not
advised A. 70 the arrivals direct rom Pitts
burgh and Cincinnati las, year but they
did not exceed IL frum both ports.
We alSo find 20 boats more than last
year. xere engaged in this trade, which IS an
other gratifying result
There has alSo been . great increase Of
trade to the Minnesota River, there being 20
departures more than last season. and the
boats running upon this river, carried large
amounts Of goods during the whole -eason.
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TERMS or THE
WEEKLY PIONEER AND DE,fOCHA

TO M sgxr TO ONE ApDHgss:
One copy, one year. 800
Three copies, one year. S,oy
Five copies. one wear. 500
Ten copies one wear, 1900
Twenty copies, one y'r, 10 one address, 1000
Twenty copies, where each copy Ia
directed, Wl. 20 eaek.) ,9,VO
And larger number, al the same rate oftl 90
per year, with u copy gratis 10 tine person get
ting up the Club, or each copy directed ti,D
'.'AII subscriptions must be paid In advance.
No paper sent until the money IA received
Address, ,.e,,,..
Publishers d PIONEER AND DEMOCRAT.
NJ. Paul. Minnesota.
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The great financial panic, since the first Of
October, had depressing effect upon bus
mess, and combined with the unprecedented
shortness OF the season, has doubtless cut off
our trade by nearly 100 arrivals But not
wth-tanding these untoward circumstance,
we have the satisfaction OF noting large in
crease in our commerce over last year, show
ing le9 arrivals this year more than last
Below are appended the tables Indicating
the ports which are connected with St. Paul
nv tr>.1e relations.
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H. ~. SMITH

10 sahos,zsd W receive subscriptions throughout he
Tsrri,sry for Tho WSrsLV ftosysa Asp Drso'HtT,
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"SssrISgL- WHAT OF TUE SiGHrl Wuo Is
GOVERNOR F'... Editor Of .H,nnssotin, Just re.
turned TO has posf.)
Whew. Allah il Allah Bsm llah
kibob al Squibob y |. the fiery nosed lit
tie comet, senior OF the N,nnesof,an, have
returned to my post. am going in in the
name Of the Prophet. Ny steam is up, and
I'm down on the unterrified' these chill
dren Of the devil these forgers Of tally
lists = these forgers of retarns of votes
never cast !" " these getters up Of bogus
precincts am down on them like thou
! sand OF brick I'm "a sleuth hound OF JUS
| ,ice :" I'm :" ferret = I'm an exposure -
I've found mares nests I've got all
my bristles up, and am about to come down.
Stand from under, We wicked ones Terror
spreads majes,ically around ME like the bray
ola superannuated jackass, in silent grave
yard, or the roaring ola lion over the dark
ening desert.
Whoo-oo.oop Allah il Allah In the
name Of our Prophet, R,ssEy! Look out
I've sharpened up my pen, poisoned its
point, and invigorated my bowels with
brandy cocktails. Ny spectacles are on my
nose, and my nose shall be a beacon light to
nv followers, waving in the front of the
/ fight that's about To take place Hurrah
/ On aran, Go in. Birthstone, aquafortis.
and rd pepper. The fit is on me. | feel
woltish I'm about to make the fur fly
Whoooooop Get cut OF the way Clear
the track I'm about 10 expose the Demo
cracy, so prepare your ear. Things is
workin'." Look ont
The senior editor Of the Ninaos0;lal has
been away two weeks. and cores back
charged with THUNDER and is going TO hurl
the bolts al the heads OF prominent Demo
Gratis. IL is gong 10 cover their beads
with shame" The yiniciive little joker
Elevate them or a ropes end. Ha Ia
ha the sly dog Look out that some gen
tleman don't elevate YOU on a boots end -.
He he wouldn, it be funny joke -
why should not California justice he me,e'l
out bere IN Minnesota, TO ballot box suffers
As well a. in California p Charming
charming you amusing little scamp, No
reason in the work. why it shouldn't We
intend TO have you-yoa comical little San
cho Panza, ami your master, the noble Don
Quixote DE Ram-ballo, boxes, before the
tribunal. to tell US all about the $50 Repub-
hcan vo,S imported into Gooihue county,
and some incidents o. the ballot-b0x s,utinc
in Wsuseca aud Steele. California justice
Ho, no ho, Won't il be funny To 49,
ragged little boys with dirty nOses, hawk
ing about the streets, the last dying coz
LESSONS Of ,lefanct little Sancho ard bis
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PUBLISHED KyKKY THURSDAY,
81 the Pioneer Buildings, corner Third and
Jackson streets, by
GOODRICH, SOMERs5 e. Go.
EARLE A. GOoDRfcH.... EDITOR
JAMES hIi.is..."s.n.....,ss.,'Ar ~f' EDITOR.
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The Alleged Election Fra uds.

The Amnesotian Of Monday, IN laboretl
article, attempts to make good, by certain
ingeniously eoneocted circumstances its state
ment that the Democratic leaders, in this
city, at Sunday caucus, held at the Amer
lean House, Oct, oath, forged election re-
turns and forged poll books" II is further
asserted that the returns from st. Vincent
precinct, Pembina county, now Deposited
with Secretary CHASE, and received by him
through the mail from ST. Vincent, were
forged at the aforesaid caucus and that
preparations were made, and poll books OBJ
tanned from the PIONEER AND DEMOCRAT Of
flee, for that purpose, TO forge six hundred
additional illegal votes.
Judging from the cowardly and assassin
like way, in which the Mlnnesot,an refers to
those present at this reputed caucus, we in
fer that the editor charges with forgery such
men as FRANKLIN STEELE. Ex-Governor
GoKNAs, Indian Superintendent CULLEN, A.
VI. FRIDLEY, Esq, and others who, for ''pru-
dental reasons are not named "at this time. -
We suppose they will make future appear
ance, in the midst Of shower Of blue-fire--
the present editor Of the M,nnesot,an being
particularly heavy on dramatic effect and
mysterious hints.
If the charges made by the Mn
nesot,an are true, no time should be lost
in producing the proof If Mr.. STEELE,
Mr.. GogxAs, and Mr.. CULLEN comE:;,tad
forgery, away with them to Saltwater they
deserve to be punished to the full extent Of the
law. But If ii should turn out that the editor
OF the Mmnesoi,oa has lied that to subserve
a political purpose he has basely slandered
men, universally acknowledged as enterpris
ing citizens and estimable gentlemen in all
the relation Of life; that be has traduced the
characters Of high.minded and honorable
men, by charging them with the commission
OF . felony we say il it should turn out,
that the Mtnnesot,dn editor is the scoundre
and the liar, and that Messrs. STEELE, CUIr
LEN, GoRaAS, and FnrpIEY are not forges
should not the slanderer also be punished?
We beieye-we know-that the editor oI
the Mnnesot'an has lied that his assertions
in regard to the gentleman named are false.
hoods and ISLANDERS; and that he uttered Them
knowing their entire untruth. Produce
your proof, Dr. FosrER--we desire no mys.
terious and anonymous letters, manufactured
in the Nnnssot,an Office, but direct and tan
gible evidence or wear hereafter in this COM
munity, the brand of selfconvictcd SANDER
er, forger, and a liar. We want the proof.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-21

NJ GOLDEN offers his entire stock OF SHADES at
the following reduced prices, for cash, viz:
Landscapes, S7M cts, worth 81 = cts,
Plain Shades 50 cts, cheap at 81.
BoQuets 81 cts. cheap at 81 -25.
Vases 81. cheap at Sl.5a.
Gothics 81, cheap at 81.
Gold Border 81 80, cheap at IS.
Velvet Border 81, cheap at IS.
Velvet aud Gold Centre IS, cheap at si2
Also a beautiful assortment Of India Rubber To
Die Oil Cloths, durable article.
P. s.-storekeepers and redlars supplied at New
York prices.
ea- Shades made to order. at short notice.
3-am
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HAre. Gaps, BOOTS, 90.
FOR GENTLEMEN.
MILES, VERY SUPERIOR BOOTS.

We have in store. recently rsesved and m. ~ ds
expressly 20 our order q generalpss0rtment OF tne
above superior and beautiful BOOTS some made
for Dress aud some that doubie soies and double
uppers. These Boots are too well known 70 requlIe
comment from any quarter; and Tor any one 70 say
that they have Boots equal TO Miles IL perfectly ~.
surd There are man dealers In this that would
be very glad to get them from Miles but ne refuses
as he has more orders his Boots than ne can nh
We have been customers Of his Tor the last twenIy-
four years. and up 10 this time we have seen put very
few persons who have not said Miles Boots were the
best they ever saw or wore. These Boots are made
out of very soft French Cafskin- They 1T beautiful
ly and general thing they are as SOIL as 9ose
We are receiving new supplies OF these Boots almost
every week. and our assortment Is generally very
complete. We would respectfully AJAX our friends
and the public to give rs call when In want,
wshave, also, a large assortment Of gentiemen, s
fine French Calf CATERS for Dress, and also double
soles These iaiters are really nice and good. We
have known them to wear some of our customers con-
stantly for SIX months and they fit elegantly, and
the price Of them is one dollar and ty cents to
two dollars pair less than other Gaiters are sold tor
and we will warrant them to wear well II not Ion
ger than any french shoes. All We have to say TO
our friends i'm town and country, when in want OF
any thing in the Boot Shoe or Trunk line, call on
everything de Il
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George W, Cockreli was killed IN Fairfax county
va, Friday aftsrnoon,' being thrown from his
Kew. DR.. Dansorth, OF Alexandra. Va, has been
presented WIN service Of silver plate previous 10
bis removal to Delaware.
The Washington etsr says that Gov. Walker will
receive an appropriate response TO his manifesto
from the Secretary Of State
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BOYS CLOTHING At COST

80 BUS CLOTHING At COST,
IA FOR CA9H-The subscriber. intending to
Rf close business with the close of tina present
.Aa- year, will commence to sell his stock of Chill
drens and Youths Clothing at cost for CASH only
lie has on hand, Suits for Boys from to IL years of
age. Also Jackets, Frock Coats, Pants and Vests OF
all slzes-all of which will be sold at cost.
J. III. RIDDICK
No. 1922 Main at opposite American Hotel
N: My regular customers will oblige nue. by
settling their accounts at the end of the year with
their usual promptness Those whose bills are over
due. are admonished that, without speedy settle
msnt. nay claims will be placed in other hands for
collection. J. ii. II.
no 25-im*
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no CAPITALISTS AND OTHERS.

Il " SAI AM VI
l. RARE OPENING-An opportunity is presented
for an advantageous investment of teio thousand
dollars in safe and lucrative business the products
of which is in great demand, the supply obtainable
being inadequate to the present and annually in
creasng wants of the community.
practical, energetic and experienced business
man. competent to conduct the proposed enterprise
successfully and who s Possessed of property upon
which TO operate, admirably adapted to the special
purpose Is in WANT Of sufficient CAPITAL for the pro-
secution of the business, in such manner and Upon
extensive scale desirable To accomplish this
object. and facilitate arrangements for proper and
judicious commencement of operation on the ist Of
January next, TERMS OF liberal and advantageous
character would be entered into with responsible
needed, in CASH. By other financial arrangements,
which may be agreed upon and adopted. kN- The
cured
&A- Satisfactory reference given and required
For definite information. address ENTERPRISE"
p. o.. Richmond Va no 23-dlm$
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REMOVALS, 40.
DICHMOND DYING AND CLEANSING

RAChhOLND TX Nv AhA'D OA<@AA'1HA'N
IL ESTABLIsHMENT.-Th subscribers would re.
specifically invite the attention Of the citizens OF
Richmond and vicinity, 10 the following card:
Dyeing of Merino, Delane and Silk Goods, Cloth
Cloaks Capes &c. Also. Grape and other Shawls
dyed with special reference to patterns and beauty Of
finish. Damask and Moreen Curtains restored TO
their original beauty. Also Cleaning of Dress Goods
Of every description. Carpets, Rugs Table Covers,
Lace and Muslin Curtains. Kid and Satin Shoes,
Gloves, &c in the very best style. GENTS COATS,
PANTS &C., cleaned or died, and re-pressed as ORR
ginai. Merchants Goods made saeable. Goods re
turned the shortest notice. consistent with their
being well done.
We would invite special attention 10 the manner IN
which We dye Grape Shawls-Scarlet Crimson, and
other fashionable coSrs. call is respectfully soli-
cited.
We pride ourselves upon the colors and style of
work we produce. and the impossibility OF compe-
ttion in this respect and while promptness will al
ways be exercised. our price will be as low as In
often paid for inferior work.
DENNIS 4 BRO, Franklin street,
Opposite Metropolitan Hail.
G --dimA kichmnnn Va.
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THE DISPATCH.
MONDAY MORNING. .DEcEMBER u. NOV.
financial and Commercial,

Tne New York Journal Of Comfnerce at ssanrdsy
eftwncon, says:
Thar has heen an active retail trad: 90 DAY 10 mol
MAs effss sd Mnsy goods enited 20 sns sso, -,
~ - oissrinss ii auction Financial anars remain
sont RE ssuy there sone anxiety on the part o.
49, hsstog Continental connextcfss 70 learn some
sh,r., rrhsr In relation 20 the monetary pressure
ain ed e. by telegraph full details Of which did not
fs,s,e b the North star.
IN ,si l. freely odarpd 90 call AZ par cent and
Or husa o. paper, selections are takep ~ los per
ont while rsmsining drst eaas nan,es are Sid At
az psr ceut
roseixa xchsngs 10 Inactive and hut small hu.
ssas has been done: thos cling no mail to-day & r
EusopA
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-21

VALUABLE PAiyrIss.-lt Is said that VIM. IT, Az.
pinwail. Of New York, sent home painting, few
days since genuine Muallo--which MAS apr
praissd, at the Custom House Of that city at so.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-21

EASTWARD SHIPMENTS. MR. Terry informs us that
be has sent forward to the Eastern terminus of the
sireinia and Tennessee Road, during the past week.
IL leads, (about 800 head Of Hogs and % cars
loaded with Wheat aud Flour--Br1stol Neus, 18th
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-21

Law PRicEs.-Grain Is sell, ~heap In soma of the
back counties of Wisconsin. At Bocobei in Greene
county, corn Il selling at 20 TO * cents per bushe
and wheat ut IS cents
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DREPARE FOR CHRISTMAS-AN-
l. DREW ANTONI respectfully invites the at,en-
ton ct housekeepers aud others to the fact, that he
has on hand large and unsurpassed assortment of
Fruits and other articles adapted to the present
son. which he is offering at reduced prices. The
stock embraces Rasins in whole. half and quarter
boxes, Currants, Figs, Seedless kaisins, etc
ANDREW ANT0SI,
de l6 St. Nicholas Saloon.
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QuSsR STORY ABOUT GENIAL WALETR.-Accord-
ing ~ the New York Times, the secret ..Juuts" to
which was confded the arrangement for the second
invasion ct Nicaragua. having lost confidence in
~ place Gen. Henningssn &C th head of the COM
maud. This arrangement Was by no means paia-
table to tho president of Nicaragua" who was u
eivilian's passion for tactics and msneuvres. He
therefore pretended &c scquesc~ to the plan. but
when the Fashion was ready for sea. astutely slip
Ped on board and set OF to the surprise of nobody
more than the "Junta" aforesaid, aud to the
ehagrin 81 nobody more than General Hen ningsen
On the strength of this affair. the knowing ones
in regard 20 the expedition are said to prognostL
cate speedy failure.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-21

EXECUTION OF forR NtGR,Es.-rhe four negroes
Jere Pat. Daniel and Abraham convicted of the
murder Of their master, r. E. Stewart, were pub
liciy executed In Sunpter county, Ala, the 4th
inst. In the presence of several thousand persons
After the prisoners mounted the scaffold, the
throne Of grace was addrss; ed and hymn was
sung, in which ths prisoners participated. Abra-
ham was much affected bnt the others manifested
cold indifference for such q solemn yet mourDfu
occasion. All Of them acknowledged their guilt
with halters around their pecks, bit none of them
gave Ineligible detail of the circumstances of
the tragic afsr Ia which they we're the main nc
tors. They were executed simultaneously, and
died without scarcely a struggle.
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HDUCAT1ON.
q EOUiRE,g sELEC1


r s. EQUIRE6 SELECT CLASSICAL
liz AND ENGLISH ECHO0L CORNER MAIN
AND isT STREEr3. .ElCHMOND, VA-The e,ev-
onth session Of this School, b now In progfess Pu-
pills s1tering are charged only from tims Of sdmis-
sion. % 16-zm
MIGHT ECxCs or z1E viS6lNlA
IN MECHANICS INSTTTUTEs-0n WEDNE3-
DAY NIGHT, the 18th Oct, two PRIMARY SCHOOLS
will be opened BIZ the Committee Of the Insf1tute,
one In SAUNDERS HALL. on Roushee street. between
Grace and Broad, under the management OF Mr.. w.
A. RExsIE and the other in the PEfsBrrKnIAs SCHOOL
HOUSE. on FRANKLIN street, at is intersection with
sd street, Rev. THOMAS II. JosEs being the prnci-
pal teacher. These sch. Dis will be opened every
other night, and FREE or CHANGE TO all boys
who are memLers Of the Institute Persons wishing
10 obtain certificates OF membership and tickets 70
the Schools, can do so by calling on the Secretary,
the Hall Of the Institute or ON either OF the fol-
WILLIAM MACFARLANE.
Law Building,
gAMUEL 8. COTTRELL,
Main st., betw. 18th and 18th,
A. BARGAMIN. JR.,
10Th and Main sts,
ocl-ts Com on Night Schools, v. u. i.
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PaooREssiso.-The track-lsying ON the East Ten.
nessee aud Virginia Railroad ia now finished AZ far
as kheatown depot -four miles beyond Keepers land
the cars commenced running yesterday to that
station. This cuts of four miles of very bad stag.
ing. aud enables the Tennessee train to make the
oonnection with the Eastern train hero more ASH
1y. The work Is progressing with steadiness on
the Tennessee road the gap Is gradually diminish.
ing and there Is every prospect that the cars will
be able TO ran to Greenville by the first of Janua.
~, as anticipated by the energetic officers of the
rosd.-Bristoi Netcs, 18Th.
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xErlInrUN LEES REGULAR LINE
OF CANAL BOATS. (late Cox's,)
the only regular line on the Canal.
Boat TEMPEST, Capt. Jno Donald.
:. sULTANA, (nsw, Capt. VIM. B. Smith.
OLIVIA, Capt. j. 8. Wilkinson.
{. M4PoL E9Ns Capt e. e. Layne:
LYNCHRURd," L. n Johnson
These all first class Boats, commanded by expe
rieuced and careful Captains, and fully responsible
for any damsge likely to occur.
en- They leave every other day. Sundays ex-
cepted fun or not full.
For freight, apply at the Shed In rear of the Gas
Works, where Clerk will at all tmes be in attend
ance to receive freight. A. s. LEE,
Is its Agent
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CLOTHING.
~----->---~c-S-->-<---
e. 8. MCELROY,
MERCHANT TAIL OR.

N NO. 2, BALLARD HOUSE,
-iR- Has on hand a good assortment Of CLOTHS,
CAssIMERES. VEST1NGS, &C., which he is pre-
pared to make up in fashionable style, on COOP
TERMS, and at short notice. In connection with the
above, he has made arrangements with the well
known house of VIM. T. jennings A Co. one of the
most fashionable establi shments in Broadway New
York, TO supply him with superior Clothing and has
now on hand an assortment of all Styles from me-
dunn to the finest quality. All new styles will be in
tro1uced as they came out
An assortment of GENTLEMEE'S FURNISHING
GOODS viii be kept constantly on hand
&C 2-d3m T. s. MCELROY
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W0ODFIN'S SPECIFIC!-FOR
w CHRONIC THRUSH AND nyapRpsrA =

The proprietor Of this Specific has been aware Of
~ virtues for several year, having freq aenty made
emaii quantities hr gratuitous distrib,tion to the
smlcsed He had idea Of offering Il 10 the public
~ ms iorm. until he was urged 70 do 70 by those
oonndnnce offers Il TO the public for the two
lndieAtsd. namely: Chronic Threah and Dyspepsia.
ne Z. seneral psnaces Cor all be Ills lesb 1. heir
u sale. - n ~ aa' Inc places
Manufactured and sold by q. woODFrN. 18th
smnrch Hsll: price 81 per bottle or bottles
e = Fox sale also. by GRupls ApPEasoN: e. j
PSoof; ". POULAND,, 18th street; aud Dr. SNEIlIsas
eornsr q Broad sd 10Th streets. Church HiIl.
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Office
JOHN N. WILLIAMS,
watc hmaker and Jeweller,

(foRNERiY WITH ME JOHN HfiL,)
Has taken the store lately occupied by 1hos. Shep
pard a. shoe store, 1t door TO MIR. james " IL
lisms shoe store, No. East Main street, where he
keeps constantly on hand good assortment III fine
WATCHES. CLOCKS. JEWELRY. DC. which he
sells low for cash. ana warrants every article sold to
be "a represented.
An Watches sold at this establishment viii be tho
roughly examined beos .deliveret to the customer,
aud warrant sd pc, form well for twelve months,
Without charge for repairs. unless broken.
HsT All kinds of fne WATCHES, such az Duplex,
Chronometer. English and Anchor Levers. Horizon
tai Escspements, apd Repeatsrs. and ine Engsh
manner. and warranted 10 run twelve months with
ont additional charge, unless broken.
So All Kinds Of yEWELRY, music BOXES,
ACCORDE0NS. &C, &C, neatly and promptly re
paired. aud Satisfaction warranted in every article
sold or repaired at this establishment By
JOHN WILLIAMS,
No. 5 East Main street,
Next door to Mr.. Jas. Williams Shoe store.
ia lS-tm Rpt0W Market.
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81 GATHRIGHT. formerly on 15th

r GATHRIGHT, formerly on 18th
LIZ street, has taken one Of the new tenenents
inst erected on Governor street, between Main and
Franklin where he viii ee pleased to his friends
and all Others who may desire to purchase FURSI-
TuRE. assuring them that he viii sell goods for ch
cheaper than they can be bought elsewhere His
stock Is much larger and great deal better than ii
ever has BEEN consisting Of all articles usually kent
In furniture store together with large assortment
MATTRESSES; also BED COVERING Persons sin IN
want Of any article In my line will find il TO their
advantage to give me call before purchasing else
De 2S-3m GATupranr