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The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1857-11-14

- by given that pursuant to decree rendered by the
District Court held in and for the County of Ramsey in
Second Judicial District Of the Territory of Mnne-
the Both day of Oct ber A. D. 1857 in an action
wherein James WeLz and Henry Classen, partners I'M
der the firm name of Wenz & Classen, were plaintiffs
and Matthias Reuter- his defendant decreeing the prop
ry hereinafter described to be sold satisfy
of three hundred and ninety dollars end ninety
cents, ($397 90-lOO) with interest the Of three
hundred and fiftythree dollars and twenty-five cents
from the Both day of October 1857 the twelve
per cent per annum and expenses of sale, James c.
Frost Sheriff of the County of Anoka said Territory,
will expose for sale at public auction, to the highest bid
der for cash at the Office Of the Register of Deeds Of
said County of Anoka, on the 26h day of December A.
D. 1884, at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon Of that day the fol-
lowing real estate, situated in said County of Anoka,
viz The south east quarter of Section numbered egh-
teen, in Township numbered thirty lone, (3D of Range
numbered twenty-five.
Dated, November 9Th, 1851
JAMES c. FROST, Sheriff, Anoka County.
J. & c. D. GILFILLAN, Plaintiffs Attorneys
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ONO is the largest wool-growing State
in the Union. Six million dollars worth
has been raised in that State during the last
year.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1857-11-14

Go 1T, OLD Horse. l COULDN'T KEEP YOU"
Nothing shows the pressure of the times so
much a. the visible effects on most of our
fast young men," Those gentry who short
time since were sporting with their "240
nags' and matched pairs" are reduced to
the necessity of appearing in the streets on
foot. We were much amused at the cool
manner of one who has always been known
as of the ''going i'm kind of men on yester-
day, while observing some one "cutting a
dash" with horse of which he was the late
owner-says he, go it, old horse couldn't
keen VOL"
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1857-11-14

CHEAP MILLINERY.-A splendid chance is
now afforded for everybody who has wife,
or any one else, who wants any millinery to
get it at New York prices, at Miss r. A. Ba-
kcrs old stand. There is splendid assert
ment which is being sold out by Assignee's
Sale
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1857-11-14

ADMIRATroN-Thc love of admiration is
the canker upon the heart of many lovely
woman. 1t is vanity in its worst form. 1t
insinuates itself into the moral nature, and
either makes the woman an object of vulgar
stare or public notoriety. When her beauty
is gone the absence of the stinnlant to her
weakened nature leaves her irritable and dis
appointed. Beauty is a dangerous inher-
lance and requires special duty for the own
er Of it. The destiny of a beautiful woman
is nobler thon to be stared at by the vulgar
crowd or hattered by a heartlcss society.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1857-11-14

A NICE LITTLE STORY FOR HARD TIMES.
Ibid you say, Ellen. that Mr.. B. is poor q
eyes, he has only his profes>ion.'
evil YOUR uncle favor his suit ?"
"No, and can expect nothing from him"
"Then, Ellen, you Will have to sign fash
ionable society,""
NO matter I shall see the more Of
Fred"
You must give up expensive dress"
"Oh, Fred admires simplicity"
''You cannot keep carriage"
But We can have delightful walks
"And You must take a small house, and
furnish it plainly"
Yes, for elegant furniture would be out of
place in a cottage"
"You will have to cover your floors with
thin cheap carpets
"Oh, then can hear his step the better. !"
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THE WHARFAGE AccoUNTs-By the last
Treasurer's report, it seems that the sum of
SS,2Sl Is has been collected this season for
Wharfage dues. This is quite revenue for
the city, and were it apple properly in ma
king good Levee, ST. Paul would now be
unsurpassed in that respect.
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DIR. ID. 8. HUTCHINSON,

DENTIST, GRADUATE OF PHILADELPHIA DENTAL
Collegeo With an experience Of ten ears pracnce'
respectfully offers his professional services to the pup
lie. Charges reasonable, and work warranted once
Corner Of st. Anthony and Market Streets, 81. Fau'
novl4-w1y,
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AN OFFSET TO THE GAS CoMPANY's THREAT.
In the City Council yesterday afternoon
sundry of the Fathers INDUCED in vitupera-
ton against the Gas Co., which is said to
have threatened to shut off the gas from the
city if its bill Of $3.50 for moonlight and gas
light was not paid. Aid. McGrorty p'e,ent-
cd a counter claim in the shape of expenses
amounting to nearly 800 incurred by the
Street Commissioners for removing dirt and
stones after the pipes were laid, on St. An
thony street AID. Ryan mentioned SINH
lar offset of $S25, incurred near the Market
House, and Aid. Emerson Of $50 on Third
street. These sums were directed to be ia
ken out of the bill, and orders drawn for the
rest.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1857-11-14

1HE PRIVATE MEAT MARKET ORDINANCE RE-
scrSDED.-In the City Council yesterday,
AID. McGrorty reported rebellion of the
meat block population on account Of the
granting to butcher the right to establish
private market up town, and moved it be re-
scinded.
A discussion, which from it's sharpness
might have smeit of the meat block ITSELF
thereupon ensued. By leave of the Council.
J. b. San ,orn, Esq, the attorney of the
butchers appeared, and stated their case, set
ting forth the injustice which the act had
done them, and declaring they would throw
up their leases and quit the Market House if
the license was not revoked as It Was unfair
to confine them to the Market in bad neigh
borhood and allow Others to impair their bu-
sness by setting up private markets else.
where.
After vigorous discussion, the license was
revoked; and when we left Aid. Taylo was on
his feet arguing for motion that Mr.. Davis,
the petitioner, be granted license for $50 per
quarter.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1857-11-14

YESTERDAY was bright and-were it not
for the sloppy walklng-might be called
pleasant day. Overhead, Old Sol shone
with his best smiles, although his beams
have taken very wintrylooking slant south
ward.
There are endless surmises about what
kind Of weather we are going to have now
when navigation will close. and what kind Of
a winter we will have. The most common
opinion, however, seems to be, that the boats
will run until after the twentieth, this fall, or
even as late as the Odd or 25th.
We notice the papers further south are
predicting a mild and pleasant winter. What
the prophesy is based on we do not know,
bat in the event of hard times continuing
through the winter, it will be blessed thing
if it is an open one. We have had such hard
winters for two or three years past, the
change will be pleasant one.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-01
Reason why this Machine is Universally
Preferred over All Others.

l Because it is the only Sewing Machine in
the world ever invented, so constructed as to
fully meet the demands of families for general
use.
II is very simple and is Gever liable to get
out Of order.
Itmakesa seam which will not rip, though
every third stitch is cut
4 1t is not Shuttle Machine.
1t sews with two needles, making any
length stitch desired.
1t sews from two ordinary spools, and
thus all trouble at winding thread is avoided;
while the same Machine can be adapted at
pleasure, by a mere change of spOols, TO all
varieties Of work.
The same Machine runs silk or linen
thread, and common spool cotton, with equal
facility.
8 This Machine will sew in the sleeves of a
coat with the same ease and facility that it
sews straight seam.
9 This Machine can be run to make one
Thousand five hundred stitches per minute
10 The seams are as elastic as the most elias
tic fabric, so that il is free from all liability to
break in washing, ironing or otherwise.
ii The stitches made by this machine are
more beautiful than any other made either by
hand or machine.
The price of these Machines at Office in New
York, range from SO to $3.50: an additional
charge of $40 only is made or each machine
over New York prices at Office in Nashville, to
defray expenses of importation, &c, TO Nash
vile. r. II. BROCKWAY, Sec'y.,
Nashville Sewing Machine Company.
Prizes OF these Machines range from
S. TO $50. Ma ch 25-u
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PATENT
ELASTIC FIRE & WATERPROOF
CEMENT R00EING,

TTNHF undersigned prepared 10 introduce into Ia
i Tennessre W. r. CHILDS A CO.'S PArFNr ELIAS
ask the attention Of Architects Builders Railroad Com
panes, and the public TO examine its superiority other
Roo6nV.
ARCHITECTS AND BUILDERS should not fail to
examine this Roofing, it better and che than
thing The material forms hard and smooth
climate. lt j. mperviOUs 70 water, elastic and flexible.
IL contracts and expands wi the changes OF the Amos
phere and will neither crack rot and to
itseu'ahihy, there is no question.
Il practically imperhahe and will perfeclly resis
any ordinary external exposure fire. is abundantly
proved, and will IL waterproof We will 1n.
gage 20 Roofing ordinary good -heathinR
old shin sles tar and gravel tim zuc copper or iron roof
1T making difference how steep 1t they may be
for dollars per hundred square feet Il being far
cheaper than any Roof Of the old style, and
win tive better satisfaction.
It will also be found be- the best Jrug invented 10
mend old eaky n tar and gravel roofs around
chmneys scuttes dormar Windows CUTTERS where the
tin Is rust d through This Cement be TO last
i0ng stone, and form perfect adhesion to any OBJ
iect which il applied. Tin Roofs be painted
(aud warranted 10 elkl two liars aud fifty cents
per hundred square feet which cheaper and much bet
ter than paint. This Roofing will be found 10 be the best
theng for large Roofs where they exposed TO
such Seam Mills, Saw Mills, Factories, Railroad
Cars Bridges, DpSt station Houses, Stea nboat Decks
and in every kind OF Roof where there external
exposure from fire. AS the Root Is perfect without joint
IN IT, presen chance for fire communicate and any
light sub tance will burn out with at igniting
~ Insurance Otic-s at Cincinnati; and other places
where Child Co.'S &c uent has been used insure Build
inEs Roofs covered With this Cement, the
rates as for those covered with Iron, Copper Tin
EF The Cement will be furnished to those at distance
with drec lions for using.
tE orders sent the undersigned, through the Post
T. NATHURsT,
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TriesemaP No. 1. =. ard 3.

TriesemaP No. l, ,, ard 3.
Thus protecting public agant ,TIONswhich are
liable to the severest penalties courts ofaw award
DR.H.A.B BARROW, Member Of the Imperial College Of
IL Vienna, and Royal College Of surgeo7s London, may
he personally consue at his residence l5I Prince street.
ew hlo ks Of Broadway New York, from II in the
morning till and from till in the evening, Sundays
excepted,) unless by special appointment.
gRIESFMAR No. 1, is the Remedy for RELATION,
SPERMAT0RRHRA, and all the distressing consequences
arising early abuse ndiscrminate excess long
resid hot climates 1t has invgorated and restored
20 peri health thousands Of the detitaed who
the enjoyment Of all the Functions Of Manhood and
whatever may he the CAUSEL, every DISQUALIFICA-
TIoN for MARRIAGES. is efectualy subdued by this Won
derfu discovery
TRIESENAR No. IL completely and entirely eradicates
all traces Of Gonorha both in its mild and aggravated
forms, Gees Structures Irritation Of the Aadier nonre
enion the Urine Pains Of the Loins and Kidneys and
those disorders where Copaiva and Cub bs have so long
been thought antdote 70 the ruin Of the health Of vast
portion Of he population.
TRIESEMAR, No Ills the great Continental Remedy
for Syphilis and secondary symptoms 1t also constitutes
certain cure for Scurvey, Scroua and all Impurities hon
the vital stream, altogether to eradicate the virus Of
disease and is failing Remedy for that class OF dis
orders which unfortunately the English ply ician treats
with Mercury TO the inevitable destruction OF the patients
constitution, and which all the Sarsaparia in the world
TRIEsEMAR, No l. and 8, prepared in the form Of
lozenge devoid Of taste SMELL and be carriedn the
wascoat pocket Sold tin cases. divided into separ-
ate doses administered by Vapeau La I'm an Roux Ri
cord 4c.. sc Price SO each, four in for 80
which S3 and in t2 whereby there is saving
OF 80.
Special arrangements having been made with the various
Exprerse the dollar Of riesemar and the arg
er Sizes forwarded by Dr. carriage PAID mme
diaely receiving ttance, to part OF the world
packed and addressed according the instructions
writer securing the public genuine European
preparations, and eGectuay protecting them from spuri
Gus perncious The three dollar
usual, but not free Of carriage.
had from Dr. Barrow that beautifully lustrat-
ed and p1pu ar work, "HUMAN FBATLTY, or PHYSl0LO-
GICAL RESEARCHES" 1t describes in a clear and Bcd
manner effects the diseases above
ated with for their proper treatment and
Price % cents Sent free any address.
Address DR.. BARROW 157 Prince Street, (feg blocks
west OF Broadway New York. nOv5-1ydv.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-01
MILLINERY GOODS.
FANCY BONNETS. PICNIC HATS
AND
Millinery Goods.

EA FHE most exquisite styles Of the season. M
&c., just received per last steomers from Eu- -
WI. rope.
Fsom the unprecedented patronage we have received
this season the great competition for this
has fully established the reputation Of ahd in
creased trade per cent? and lave made arge add
tions stock which select in designs than
any time this season
such Flowers ladys that will deligh. you and the Eu-
CINE Gpsey Hats so bewitching Call sooD, this is
last stock for this season. and will soon be sold
Our of Straw and Fancy Goods Embroideries &C.
onssts Of
1000 rich Paris Bugal and Fancy Bonets imported styles
100 cases Hair, bugal Bond Lace Bonnets;
25 cases English Straw and other plain styles;
5 dozen imported Imperial Chin Bonnets
S76 Cartons of Paris Flowers for bonnets parties
brides;
272 Cartons of Paris Ribbons for bonnets and dres
trimmings;
60 dozen Hoop Skirts bone and STEEL extra bone, &C..
40 dozen Spanish and French Fans;
80 dozen Parasois, assorted quality;
Rich Black Bugal Lace Mantillss and materials;
Bugal Gimps and Laces, white, blond and Maltese;
Black Bugal Collars and Setts for mourning.
Our stock is not only beautiful but cheap,
consisting part Rich Maltese Work Muslin Jaconet
setts Collars of Honon Work. Muslin Maltese and Jaco-
net Under-seeves, Worked Bands, Paris Embroidered
HandkeTchef. fine line of Paris Mitts Kid Gloves and
Elastic Belts Ladies fine and medium Csbbss Port Monies
The Bonnet Comb and styles of Tuck and Redding
Combs with many Fancy Goods too numerous to MENTION
will be sold at great reduction in prices.
trust to receive the liberal TO
lite enton, punctuaty and honesty of purpose,
mand a continuance.
E. WISE, Agent
may20 No. 46 Union st. next door to Plate Bank,
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CLIFTON & ABBOTT
SEWING MACHINES

r NJ SINGER CO., have opened Office, at f6 Public
Square, Nashville for the sale Of their celebrated
ing Machines Those Wish purchase sewing Machine
which they can depend upon may do the AbaVe place
generally admitted BY all who have used seSing Ma
chimes that singers superior 20 all others. They
all fabrics such Muslin Linen, Cloth, COtton
Leather by merely changing the Needle and Thread They
will work with spool cotton, silk Thread these
chimes faster durable and simple than any
others They warranted 70 do what they represent
Singers Machine established fact. CAL and II
In operation Al -, Public Square, Nashville.
!. ~ SINGER 4 CO.
Being practical MaehiniSt, am prepared AZ all Ma
chimes singers that may by aeeden get Of order
aprT. u p. FOY, Agent.
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p a G. E7 8
PERPETUAL LIME KILN.

TNHIS KILN will burn four hundred bushels OF Lime
Stone (Which il good stone, is equal TO thousand
hcls Of Stacked meD in twenty four hours with four
cords Of wood and Is perpetual in its operation, the lime
being drawn three six hours from the base and
repeniShed at the top Of the cupoa This bat the
dnay every day capacity OF the Kiln, has been abuna.
antly demonstrated by those already in operation. Al
also makes much better lime n that burned in the
binary wAy, all the stone being perfectly burned.
Any number Of reliable certhcates 20 the capacity Of
the Kiln, snd any other Information in reference TO II,
will he furnished application by letter otherwise
the subscriber who agent for the sale Of rights and put
ting up Kilns Ia the State Of Tennessee.
J. A. RICHARDSON.
McMinnvfle, Jan. 26, 1851. jan80-dLW9m
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J. T. NATHURsT,
NO. "a, spruce street.
TESTIMONIALS AND REFERENCES.

0FFIOG BUCKEYE fTATE INSURANCE COMPANY,
CINCINNATI Dec. l6, 1886
To ALL WHOM CONCERN: Ths is to certify that
have examined specimens aud Roofs Of w. r. Chids Co.'s
"Easiic Fire and WATERPROOF Cement Roofing" and be-
eve it be emnenty superior TO apy other kind Of Roof
ing IN WAS witness Of trial OF one Of
these roofs from large volume OF fame from adjoining
building which struck directly upon the roof and cornce
for nearly half an hour Il stood the tria beyond all
pectauon, and saved ths building, T. NJ HASKELL,
President Buckeye State Insurance 70.
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Cream Actually Frozen in Three and
Half Minutes.
Gold Medal Pianos |!

STEINWAY a. SONS, manufacturers,
- WALKER STREET, NEW YORK zRz
OF Received the following FIRST PRIzE szazT1 Il
MEDALS in Competition with the best mskefs1 d n
Of Boston, New York. Philadelphia and Bal-u
imore
TWO FIRST PRIZE MEDALS at the Metropolitan Fair,
Washington, March, 1855.
AGOLD MEDhL at ths Crystal Palace, New York, No
vember 1875 (being the only gold medal given for Pianos
within the last six years)
GOLD MEDAL at the Maj yland Institute, Baltimore,
1856
THE FIRST PRIZE MEDAL 1T the Fair, Crystal Palace,
New Yori November, 1856. Among the judges were the
first Musical Talent OF the Country, such NJ Mason
GottschAk, Wolenhaupt and many others. st. 4 s Pi
amos with and without the Iron Prame) warranted
for three years, and written guarantee given Pianos
pack ed and shipped vita charge. Prices moderate.
decl8-ly-v
G. r. THURSTON has been appointed sole Agent
for the sale Of Piano Fores for Nashville and Mid
die Tennessee some Of which In in this city.
He would respectfully refer to Mr. }. NJ Bass, Mr.. H.
wHrroS and Mr.. J. p W. BRowN.
- Mr.. T. be at 80 Summer street. or line ad-
iressed to Box 7v9, Postoce Nashville, win receive at
tention MAY ST.
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Painting Establishment.

DuILDRRs Householder, ke requested to take DO
ID tics that The undergned hRvng mzde the necessary
ArTangementa, and secured TIE Of competent
VoFkmea, 10 nos prepared 10 take
LARGE CONTRACTS
In the line OF hs vocation % all is various hrancAes
In the department ef HOCeE PAINTING the subscriber
prepared 10 execute with the Krestesa pFomptness an
contrActs hSuever large Whseh may Be rendered sy
and upon uhieh cannot fs % give satisfaction
He u also prepared % al manner Of SIGN AND
ORNAMENTAL PAIN eISG, GRAiSING AND MARBIIsG
having that department sscarsd ne services o the os
expert and experiences artists.
me Subscriber woud request persons hsyne werk IN h
line give hin call beiore nAkisE anal Arrsassnsats
r. 7. ELzMISG.
so- q Unioa g., between Cherry azd saamsr.
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IMPORTED WINES, GROCERIES, &C.
/. s. w. GEERY,
203 Canal ST., and 719 Broadway, N. Y.


IMPORTERS AND DEALeRS IN FLRST-QUALITY
FAMILY GROCERIES,
Offer to tl e TRADE, HOTELS, PRIVATE FAMILIES, and
all who choice in their taste, and desire a
genuine article, "a large variety of
TEAS-GREEN AND BLACK, S0UCHUNG, POUCHONG,
ENGLISH BREAKFAST, 00L0NG, IMPERIAL DYSON,
GUNPoWDER, YOUNG HYSON, &C., in chests and half
chests, &c.
COFFEE-M0CHA and JAVA.
WINES-MADEIRAS, SHERRIES, PORTS, HOOKS, &C.,
very old and high q ades in original packages, dem
johns, maguums and bottles.
BARTON and GUESTIER CLARETS.
CHAMPAGNES: Moet Chandon's Cabinet lmpl VerEenay
Do Heidseick, G.. H. Mumm's, do do do
LIQUORS-Brandies Runs Whisky, Gin, Arrack, Absinthe
Kirsch, &C. &c, in original packages, also, Curacao
Maroschino Auisette, Noyeau Bitters, &c.
MALT LIQU U0RS- London Brown Stout, Scotch and Eng
lish ALES.
CIGARS--A variety Of Choice Brands.
PICKLES ENGLISH 4 and FRENCH.
SAUCES For FISH, Currie, G ,me, &c. -
CFEESE-STIi TON, CHEDDER, ROYAL VICTORIA
PRINCE ALBERT, PARMESAN, GRUYERE. SAPSAGO,
DUTCH and AMERICAN.
sUGARS-LOAF, CRUSHED, PULVERIZED, st. CRoIX,
&C.. in bbls and half barrels.
HAMS -WESTPHALIA and AMERICAN.
DISSOLVE SPERM, and WHALE.
~ Our Liquors warranted unadulterated, and
Of our own importation. feb6-tY
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PLATFORM BEEHIVES.
Sy1veSter Davis,
PATENTED July 20. 1853.


THIS Hive has taken the premiums the State and
County Fairs In VI n. H., Mass, lad. and Ohio IN tht
Fa Of 1854
win th Hive any may keep bees with perfect safe
~ and success since all difficulty and uncertainty
trely removed.
The Bees may be made to from uore hives
or may be conducted nte nuuber OF hives trtAost
stnayyaiHg, And stil have HlI supply 9 Qssens
Toe Bees are entirey protected from te e-AoA and
other insects, which annoy aud ruin the Bees This
oard a managed according 70 he directions which
given Ia the book
Tue Bees have opportunity 20 exercise In toe Spring
aud clear the nlh hon hsr hives, wih0at ny ng out 70
die on the snow.
The hh any time be renewed from the hives with
cut disturbing the Bees.
The Bees transferred oen necessary to give
them mes comb, AMI without killing thea.
II prevents all possibility Of Tobbing, While feeding.
IL ghly ventilated throus hives.
honey. boxes, And chGnbsra -
Aives, honey boxes aud iced crauera
Dirci and Caansy Rghts Cor sale - ~ sAs Of Tesns
gee Books. ban Of Feed &c givf al directions tof
.aaking Tic hive and mAuagng ne bsss al 4ttess az
sommGn icatonste be addressed 10 b-0. heiEs,
Na<hstte. Tenn.
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r. cURREY, FUNERAL UNDER -
st TAKER and CABINET MAKRR, begs -
leave 20 inform his friends aud the public generally that
he has moved his shop and Coffin rooms 10 Gas sAk
IEb old stand Deanerck street. lately OCCUPIED by J. v"
Ncmbs where ne prepared 70 furnish Collins OF every
descrption together with good Horses Hacks and every
thing necessary for funerals He will give his peraona at
tenfon 90 al calls both day and night
Furniture all kinds repaired made 20 order 10 The
best style. ieb2o JohN u. NohNHi'
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.

From s. NJ. PETTINGILL cos ADVERTISING AGENCY
119Nassau Street, NEW YORK,
And No. 10 State street, BosToE.
Co., Agents for the most influential and largest
circulating both in the United
the Canadas.