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ssy PLAIN STATEMENTS OF FAcrs.-


In. HAMPTON, now aged 50 years, speaks Hear hini:
Are you sickf Beware OF iInitatiOnsl ask for
uanptous Vegetable TinctuTa. The many cures
made by this pleasant and safe remedy may induce
counterteiting.
medicine must have merit and great merit too.
10 stand the test of public opinion No art OF putting
can gavanize worthless article to keep it up
as 8 good medicine If il be not really So
\ good medicine viii live, become popular and ex-
tend it, sales year after ye&r, spite Of opposition
The peog readily find out its virtues, and the fame
of them passes iruan mouth to mouth with more ra-
testifying 10 the cure a medicine has made for
him. is Of more service than any newspaper adyer-
Using.
In prsef Of what VIC say above We refer you to
HRmpton's Vegetable TinctuTe ami its effects.
Ma. WH. HIGH. Ne. Ig5 South Paca street, Balti-
more, cured Of Rheumatism, Dyspepsia and Nervous
Disease.
Mn EDWIN VI. SPnayKLIY, No q Register street,
Baltimore, most dreadful case Of Scrotua Of years
standing lost number of pieces Of bone, restored to
health.
Miss MARY scoFrgLD, Teacher, No $50 Baltimore
street-her case, after years of suffering, has aston
ished her friends. Let the afflicted cali to her.
DYSPEPSIA, NERVOUS DISEASE &C.
Mr.. Vim. Oldham, of Baltimore Custom-iiouse. suf
fere from these plants Tor Is months, with body
and mind severely affected lie was cured by Hamp-
toms Vegetable Tncture. after other things failed.
COUGH, CONSUMPTION, &c.
Mr.. Henry c. VIM Lad cough for years-great
Weakness &c, had in l five or six physicians; tried
all the remedies. but Was cured only by
HAMPT0N'S VEGETABLE TlNCTURE.
- Delicate Ladies and Children viii please give
trial.
Sold By PURCELL LADD It Co. Richmond; by
DR.. COOKE Fredericksburg; by eli the Druggists in
Petersburg; by MORTIMER / M0WBRAY, Balti-
more and by Drug gists and Shopkeepers everywhere
~ 81 per bottle; six bottles for S.. Sc 8-d&e
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PiAiN''i'i' 'i' i'0'0'' p q EnpGE sTARppTg

n B-Notes Of solvent suspended Banks of Virgil
mia North and South Carolina Maryland, Pennsy l.
yaGia or New England, received for goods at
guIsr cash prices, and market value allowed for
rpacie &C l3
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sag~ HAvE You A Com? THgy ne An

vsEpaud resort 10 the of that great and narely
vegetable compound. BAKERS PREMIUM BIT
TSkS, 20 get we'll. In 8 thousand cases where per
sons have supposed themselves in the last stage of
consumption, these bitters have healed the lungs
and-restore the sufferer to health We never use any
other remedy for colds, snd always get speedy re-
lief hen taken IN the morning regularly il 40
tones up the system that all its parts become inn
Ferrous 10 change Of weather, ana such diseases as
arise therelrom. One bottle will often perform
perfect cure.
Call and get bottle; they can be had Of all prom
inent Druggists IA thus city and other towns ia Vir
Einia- no ia
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nas-. Why suyyrp WITH Rupru.r,sx

Bay Why SUFFER WITH RHEUMATISM,
Neuralgia Head Ache, Far or Tooth Ache, or pain
10 any part Of the limbs body, stomach or bowels
mheH you can be cured Instantly with HARTS-
FokNE'S CuRE-ALLy 1t is fine tonic for weak
ms and bowels giving them and strength
70 o'sest iqod, thus curing Indigestion and Dyspep
IADD Co. or other Druggists in Richmond Bot.
Ties p agd 50 cent?. oc I0-hm
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8 GRAND OPENIN OF ONE

q NhAND " IA N N u VI ONE
81 HUNDRED CASES OF BOOTS, SHOES AND
RUBBERS Per steamers from New York and
~~T Philadelphia We have received one hundred
cases of Boots Shoes and Rubbers the character of
which IS miscellaneous that an advertisement
could not represent the different kinds of Shoes or
the inducements offered to purchasers. We can.
therefore, only solicit the public to give us call
and be convinced that they can save from Is to 20
per cent. by purchasing of
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Bs3y" FLowERs.-Just received q most
beautiful assortment Of fine FRENCH FLOWERS. TO
which We invite the attention OF our customers.
Also on hand, d nice supply of Ribbons Fringes.
Trimmings and Fancy Dress Buttons suitable for the
season, at low prices.
LADIES BAZAAR
&C Slim No. 2Ui Bread st.
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ITO CAPITALISTS AND OTHERS-

S1s- Dr.. COOKS, LATE or ST. LOUIS,
ao-oiice and residence Sd Street, west side be-
'~een Marshall aud Clay streets Sc l9--ti6m
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n. B. 1t will be from the above that the Col
leCtor is required to attend at the Office from the
18th to 3lst Of the month"; 10 receive taxes remain.
ing due from June last. Before the January term of
the Hastings Court. he is required by ordinance
payment of taxes. Persons who have not done so,
viii see the necessity of calling and paying these
taxes it will be impossible for the Collector to
call on them before he ADVERTISE
de lin J. A. H. O. C. r.
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ny FULLY PRErARRp.-We are no

Gzsy@ FULLY PREPARED.-We are now
fully prepared to execute every style of likeness
from the life size Photograph colored in
OIL, down to the smaller hinas-such Photographs
colored in water colors, pastil, India Ink plain;
reotypes, &c. &c, at the new Photograph and Fine
Art Gallery of q. ". MINNIs, Main street, opposite
the new Custom House. All work warranted to
please.
N B.-Particular attention is invited to his Photo
graphs in oil colors, which be made equally well
life. noi9
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be- CERTAIN CURE FOR CHAppEp HAMS

ANa LIPS, Is insured by using the "ANDALUsIAS
sALa it is most delightful toilette requisite
aeYota OF all grease or any injurious unpleasant
ingfeaient, aud rarely fails TO cure chapped skin
Prepared only by
MEADE4BAKER, Chemists.
1856, N. W. Ger. Of Main and 10th streets,
no 27-d4w Riehmnpd 10
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PIANOS, 40.

aSzk-1 NUNNS & CLARK'H PA
EssgSTasss Nos.-sEyEN OCTAVE PIANos.
y d W W Z. II. TAYLOR has Just Opened
x several SEVEN OCTAVE PIxNOL
from the popular manufactory of Messrs NuK1s e
CLARK whose instruments he has been selling dus1nx
the past thirty yeas to the entire satisfaction Of De
numerous purchasers Also, Pianos of az ectAv0a
together with several excellent second hand isstrrs
nents, which viii be sold at unusually low priasa
MELODEuNs. OF Pelaubets make, to be obtofned
at this establishment only.
PIANO STOOLS. of variety of patterns
The most extensive assortment If MUSIC anA M.
steal Instruments in the State. p. III. TAYLOR
10 25ts Piano and Music Store. Governor street.
PIANOS. For sale pri:
W. Ss vately, two very superior PA Nos.
III b U III livery little used. ALEX MOTT.
X 2S-ta Auaft
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BY Larus & Shine.

10y L6IuS U 6AtHe,
TRUSTEE SALE OF $4,000 WORTH
a OF WATCHES, JEWELtY AND FAueY
GOODS, AT AuQriON.--Just received per stsanssr
Jamestown, the largest and best assorted 4aSek
WATCHES, JHWELRf AND FANCY 1oOU.
ever offered at auction in this city, embracing heavy
Gold English hunters, Gold Detached Lever al
Cylinders, Also a handsome assortment Of DcubAe
Case Hunting Silver Levers: also, splendid ~ q
fiated Watches OF all grades, together with ~ -
tensiye assortment OF Fob, Vest and Guard OhnbunL
sui able for ladies and gentlemen; also, sapasE
lot OF Mosaic. Caineo aud uoldstons sets, Ear-vt.
Flnger-rings, Bfeastpins of all kinds; also lpe1S
lot of English aud American Fancy dooAs. su1thGa
for the approaching season. This stock, Aeing ne
effects OF frstclass retail establishment gives the
with GOOD GtkJDSs
the above sais will take place on TUESDAY EVE
MING, the lTth inst, commencing at o'clock, and
will be continued every evening. this week.
Sale 10 take place at our Store, "a Main street.
BY order Of the Trustee.
Sale conducted by
no l6 LARUS q SHINE, Auats
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TRUST sALE.-In accordance with

hOsoI oALE.-iu accordance with q
- deed of trust, executed to ms as Trustee, by
John Wolfe and Mary Sophia his wife, on the 18th
day Of July, lS52, shall, on MONDAY the 18th day
OF this month"; (December.) 1857, at o'clock P. NJ.
sell at public auction, on the premises the Lot of
Ground therein conveyed to me- and situated on the
we't side OF Valley street. between Richard and
BALDWIN streets IN the city of Richmond fronting on
valley street 81 feet; and extending back Between
parallel lines s21z feet.
saie. Holm p ROgTETS
Trustee.
Sale to be conducted by GoDptN & ArpIZRsos, AUG
tiOneers. ia ,
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nsS- NoTICF.--The Hair nraes;r !,

shaving. shamroaing and Bathing Saloon. fanasr
the Ballard House, has been handsomely ftted mn
And is now Open aud We invite the citizens ana
gers to give Us call.
\. Hot. Cold and Shower Baths can he had
daily, from O'Clock A. NJ. To 10 p II
no iS--i2ms uoRSoN a MaproS
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BOARDING. &c.
FOR SALE, &C.


ELOUR MILL AND FIXTURES COM
4 PLETE FOR SALE-I have one Of Noyes, 81
inch BURR STONE MILLS, with all the necessary
machinery for making the best Family Flonr fer
SAFE very. low, comprising Smut Machine, Screen.
Betting cloths Elevators. Shafts Pullies Belts and
Boitins Chests; all ready to be- attached to water
Mlll or steam Engine and capable vi making Il har-
refs q best Family Flour in twelve hours This Mna
and Machinery has been worked in the city of Rick
mond about months, by George Merriam 1ss,S
making superior Family Flour and Is now e. oosd
as new: The present owner having NO use Tor IL
will sell 1t for less than half Of the orig nal cost TAc
machinery can be seen and the price ascsrtainsd hy
application at the United States Hotel
JOHN A. JETER.
~. B.-This Sill will grind 10 bushels Of corn mar
hour into the finest Meal. "a S-1ts
TOR SALE.-$10, 900 STATE STOCK.
\ In sums to suit purchasers. by
jy lists g. W PURCELL Cog
STATE STOCK FOR SALE in sums l.
~ suit purchasers
WANTED.--A few Shares Of Richmond DanvirIs
will be paid. S~s
Exchange on New York, Philadelphia ana Balss.
mere, bought and sold. r? -
O. w. PURCELL & Co.
Ap%o-u ExchanNs Brokers.
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THIRTY QUARTER CASKS MADE

l. RIA WINE, of various qualities 10 quarter casks
Port Wine; IFS hbls Old Mountain Rye Whiskey: fe0
bbis Common Whiskey; Gin; French Brandy; Cor
Coffee. of choice quality; 30 bbls and 30 packages
No Leaf Lard; 100 bbls Pennsy lyania and Virginia
pure Apple and Peach Brandy loo bbls. Red Onions;
u casks Goldfish; Too bushels Mercer Potatoes. 81
whole and:half bbls Beverdge's Ale; 90 bbls. Cider;
for sale by de TH0S. JONES e. co.
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DEBBLE SPECTACLES, to suit allages,
4 with Gold or Steel Frames. The srectacies are
sunerior to all others, fer improving the sight and
are not liable ts become dim or get scratched like
the glasses in ordinary use. For sale by
noss q tfENNET, Eagle Square.
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EsSga NorIoE, .uhscrihers arc am

Bag N0rIoE.-The subscribers are anx-
lens TO settle up their books to July ist 1857 and
would call the attention of parties interested TO this
notice. Having made change in our business
name and association we must close up all old ac-
counts. dRQSHONG Il TUPMAN.
Sc Its
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SPECIAL NOTICES,
q g. =
y WITHOUT REoaHp 70 Cosr,
FOR CASHi

In ordes 70 reduss our large and splendid .socs IL
ID r e 8 s q @ o nSHsl ~ y
SLAMS MhgufDEgIEs
slLhS HOSIERY
DE LANES SHEpriNas
n l.,ns NEGRO CLOTHING
rhAtps BLANKETS
s nIYhaNuss SiIRTS, DRAWERS
SaLtNokS CLOTHS
LAgns gAssIMERRs
@SE.lSSs tESTINaS
hpkfs NJ CRAyATS
sAsoN bs SGARFS
6Ca &C., &C.
we Will still continue TO sell wifsltyut regard
TO cos ST, FOR G ASu,
onr stock is kent COMPLETE aud uxngoKrS. and
goods viii he charged 10 PROMPT efstamers y sh
country az city, at q small advance ~ ''s
We are receiving by steamer thls rnorntnc n tavoa
lot O rich khf st and CLOTH CLOAKS and other
goods, which are offered extremely choan N''e'
PRICE 4 WATKINS
no9 Nearly opposite Exchange Bank
TxH- n oTIrr Tho uas~ NJ.
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NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS.-Pursuant
~ to an ordinance passed nth January, 1855 will
attend at the Collectors Office, in the City Hall from
the 18th to the 3st of December inclusive receive
the remaining half OF taxes from such persons as
entitled to a deduction of 10 per cent. by hay-
ing previously paid the first half in June last il &C
cordance with said ordinance.
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DECEMBER lsr, 1857.-ATTRACTION
~ EXTRAORDINARILY 0LDSMITiS stock OF
goods are going off rapidly every article is offered
without regard to cost ClOaks aud busters at one
half the usual price; Bonnet Ribbons from cts per
yard up; White and Colored Tarlatans wards wide.
lScts Corsets Of the b-st make. ST. Children's He
sery 10 cts; Elastic Belts, l2is ets Thread Laees
cheap; Feathers. Flowers, Wreaths, Head Dresses
Cambries, Swiss Musns, Nansooks, Collars Sleeves,
Bands, Infants Waists Hoods, Capes, Scarfs, Black
Silks. Satins Bleaehei Cottons, Irish Luens, Trim
mings, Gauntlets Hosiery, Gloves aud theusand.of
other fancy goods, which must be Sold The lowest
price will be asked for each article and nodeyatioa
thereiron. II. G0LDSMIT
de 2n5 Brad street.
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AfACkEREL.-50 bbis No. | and
1VA Mackerel; 800 bbls. and half bbIs. Potomac
Gross and North Carolina Family Roe Herrings; 100
doz. Brooms. different sizes, for sale by
del WHO'S. JONES Il co.
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GOODS FOR THE SEASON. Brass
~ and Iron Footn1en; Fire Carriers. Hot Water
Cake Plates; Foot Warmers for hot water; Crate
Guards, to prevent children from getting burned;
Plate Warmers: Steak and Stew Dishes: Buekwheat
Cake Griddles; Cake turner's; Sausage Meat Filters
and Suffers: Andirons; Fsndsrs Coal Holds, &c, to
be found at fs1 Maia street
no N pyrfKTFy A. 10
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WRITING DESKS, WORK BOXES and
w Toilet Boxes oil Rosewood Mahogany, Ac.--
Fer sals by C. aENNET,
10 IS IsAQla Square.
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"a FOR RENT-A very desirable
- Lodging Room over cur store Possession given
Immediately. STEBBiNS Il PULLEN
l0i Broad St, corner of Broad and 9th streets.
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Commercial intelligence.
Reported for the Emigrapt Aid Journal.

[Rerortcd for the Emigrapt Aid journal.
ST. PAUL, Sept. 9, 1857.
The great and numerous failures at the Fast, begin
ming with the lcviathan institution, the Ohio Life In
surance and Trust Co., for three millions, have some
what affected this extreme point. Money ia decidedly
tight" Assurances from reliable sources East, that
the worst is over, and the " Eastern panic " will soon
snbside, has checked the alarm beginning to be mani
tested here. The country is now better off than the
cities and towns, their abundant wealth, especially south
of this, is readily convertible, being the d" staff Of life"
Many Of the produce merchants are turning their atten-
ton to the fact that their future importations must be
to some other quarter than Minnesota. This market Is
too one-sidcd to give regularity to prices. The inquiry
for produce of all kinds will be light for some time to
come ; but there will be a large demand when the win
ter stocks are being laid in. Prices will then 90 up and
remain so, no matter how low they may come down just
now-the deficiency north is very serious.
The follow quotations arc about the present figures :
Nour-Snperfne, bbl., $50 extra ! a 80. Corn
Meal-2 a $50 per bag. Grain-Wheat, bus, l,25 a
$50 rye. a / 10 oats 55a56cts. Potatoes, 65a75
cts. Onions 100. Provisions-Mess pork 2Sa3O Dbl.
Mess Beef 10 dolls.
The supply of vegetables is now large, and prices are
coming down.
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AINl\GER CITY PROPERTY.
IHerr T. stones Addition.

Having completed our addition | am prepared to offer
a number OF very valuable City Lots for sale. This
addition is universally pronounced the most beautiful
part of Munger City, and lying as it does convenient
! to the Upper Levce, which VII when properly improved
be the main Steamboat ianIing, aud also the landing
for the Fcrry-boat--itm must very soon become the most
valuable part of the city. am prepared I" sell lots on
easy terms and at low prices to persons who may desire
TO bald and open any kind Of mercantile or mechanical
buSiprs- To parties wishing to 60 into manufacturing
Machinery, Agriculture implements or Cabinet Furni-
ture, Nininger City holds ont great Inducements. am
ready to afford every facility and will contribute liberal
~ I" any person who will go into either OF these opera
tions.
For further Information apply to ANDREW LEV
EkiNG. Esq s, Paul, or
JOSEPH G. HERR,
5:iy :,22 Market st. Philadelphia.
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NINlNGER CITY LOTS FOR
SALE.
nDOnmelly, Cave. kurnS aslL t:Oitis,niiI,.' Adj
d1llOM to NIMlngeV CITY

diiiOm 10 Ninlm.ev aU,.
The valuable tract Of land adjoining lie e,,t,rn en-
Of The City Of Nininger having been surveyed and plat
ted, the Proprictors now offer lots f'r sale on accom-
modating terms.
Contiguous to the main improycnn n, md in imn,li
ate proximity to the I4evee. the graded stree. T.. Il,
Saw Mill, Rt-a's Sash, Blind Il Door Factmy, Kemp.
Stove II Hardware Depot, ioic.c. y '@rk'- >:or. Ii,
Hotel, Warehouses;, Grist Mill, and Printing Office thu
undersigned feel justified in claiming for these lots great,
err value either An business locations or for private resi-
dences than any other portion Of the town
The lots are considerably larger than corresponding
lots in the original town limits; the streets run parable.
to, aud at the foot Of the bluffs, thus preserving building
sites OF unequalled beauty and commanding position
Whatever improvements experience suggested, have been
introduced in the survey Of this addition regardless Of
expense or sacrifice of ground.
A large portion Of the River Front has been reserved
for the Engine House, Machine Shops, Car Sidings,
Freight and Passenger Depots, &c of the Niuingci
and St. Peter Western Railroad, the survey of Which
has been commenced, and the route of which a. Indicated
on the maps of the Addition furnishes the only practica-
bic grade by which connection can be had with the Mis-
sissippi River
The travelled Road to aud from the neighboring town
Of Hastings passes through this addition, and a brood
Avenue has been laid out with a view Of Strengthening
the Road, diminishing the distance, and speedily render.
ing it a great thoroughfare.
Lots in this Addition will be sold without any oner.
ons condition respecting improvements The nafnral
advantage of the location has already induced the cur
rent OF business and improvement in this direction.
Such conditions are therefore unnecessary but the Pro-
prietors will always be prepared to offer liberal induce.
ments to Machinists, Manufacturers, Mechanics, and
others whose pursuits are calculated to accelerate the
progress Of Nininger.
For further information apply personally Or BY mail
to either of the undersigned Proprietors.
IGNATlUs DoNSELLY, Nininger City.
JAMES r. CASE
GEORGE H. BURNS,
:. PHILLIP GOLDSMITH, W%inslowIIouse St. Paul,
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THE GOLDEN PRIZE.
The New York Weekly
Golden Prize.

One Of the largest and best literary papers Of the day.
Terms of subscription, Two Dollars a year, and a
receipt of the subscription money. Each subscriber
will be entitled to a gift worth from 81 to $500 in gold.
To Clubs-3 copies, one year, S dolls; 10 copies Is.
Read, read, read, read the list Of gifts, gifts, gifts. l
package containing 500 in gold 10 gold patent lever
English hunting cased watches, 100 dolls. each ; Is do,
IS dolls. each; Is gold watches, 60 dolls. each : 100 do.
SO dolls. each 800 ladies do. IS dolls each 100 silver
hunting cased watches, IS dolls. each; 200 silver do,
10 to 20 dolls. each 500 gold vest, guard, and fob
chains, 10 to 80 dolls. each 5000 gold lockets, 2 to 10
dolls. each; gold rings, ear drops, breaches, breast pins,
studs, cuff pins, sleeve buttons, &c. &C., l to Is dolls.
each. Immediately on receipt Of the subscription money
the subscribers name will be entered upon our sub
scription book, opposite a number, and the gift corree-
ponding with that number will be forwarded to his or
her address by mail or express, post paid. Address
BECKETT h Co., Publishers,
48 and 40 Mofat's Buildings, New York.
A-FOR SALE.-A lot Of old newspapers Ap-
NV at This oA6Ce.
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Another Hotel Wanted.
Liberal inducements are offered any one who will build
a First Class Hotel. A peculiarly eligible site for such
a purpose is offered, and on terms that cannot fail to be
satisfactory. Apply to,
CHARLES E. CLARKE,
Real Estate Agent,
:, 5th street.
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Town of Millersburg.

This town is located on the junction Of the Dodd and
Faribault roads, in Rice County, M. T., on the N. E.
quarter Of Section Is, Town Ill, range 81 west. 1t
is a well timbered district, and has a steam saw mill,
hotel, store, blacksmith shop, &C., and already contains
some % inhabitants, and others, coming in, although
only laid out in June last. information relating to the
town may be had by addressing s. W. MILLER, Union
Lake, NJ. T. 6tf
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On account Of the crowded state Of our columns tins
week, we leave out some advertisements. which will APP
pear in our next.
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~ Postmasters Throughout, the country are author
ICED Agents for us.