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The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1858-01-09

BRUSSELS CARPETS,
IMPERIAL THREE PLY,
FINE, SUPERFINE AND
TAPESTRY UNCLAIMED,
BRUSSELS, DAMASK AND
VENETIAN STAIR CARPETS;
MATING, MATS AND
RUGS; DRUGGETS,
DRUGGET and LINEN
CRUMB CLOTHS
Curtain Goods!
BR0CATELLE, SATIN DE LANES, AND DAMAsKs
All of the and richest Styles with the most fash
ionabe Trimmings to match.
LACE AND MUSLIN URTAINS IN GREAT VARIETY
Linen and Cotton heetng, and Pillow Casing,
Blankets, Quilt s, Table Linen,
Napkins, nd Doylies, Huckaback,
Tow Is, Crash, &C., &C., &C.
w Carpets made and put down; Curtains made
trimmed and prepared by experienced and tasteful
Upholserer for many years in the largest Carpet HOUSE
in the country.
W- Please remember CATHCART & CO.'S
SPACIOUS BRICK STORE Third Street, between Rob
erts Minnesota Sts., St. Paul, Minnesota.
gXc The BASEMENT or WHOLESALE ROOM is de
voted exclusively to Jobbng Business and embrace
full stock of Dom estcs, and WOoens, of every des
crptiCn, suitable for country trade.
Brown and Bleached Sheeting, Sheetings, &C.,
Stripes, DENNIS, Blue and Brown Drills,
Lnseys, Prints, Ginghams, Grey Cloths,
And Satinetts White, grey, red and
Blue Flannels Red and Grey Flannel
Shirts, Dnns and Duck Overalls,
White and colored Blankets,
Cotton Flannels, Crash, Threads and Fancy Goods il
fact we have a compile stock of goods suited for tn
country trade and would invite the attention of Mer
chants and Traders ia the Valleys of Minnesota Missis
sipp and St. Crox to an early inspection of stock
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IRVINE. STONE & MCCORMICK,
DEALERS IN REAL ESTATE, St. Anthony Street, near
the Winslow House. Will buy and sell Real Estate,
Locate Land Warrants, pay Taxes for nonresidents,
and attend particularly to Conveyancing and the
making of Plats and Township Maps. Farming Lands,
City and Town Property for sale.
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;Nnk SUBSCRIBER, in consequence OF
81 BALDWIN.
rOOD ADVICE FOR MARRIED FOLKS

GOOD ADVICE FOR MARRIED FOLKS
~ AND THOSE WHO WANT TO BE.
If you want 10 see fun in the married state,
Yon must get for your WIFE for start,
What che wants 20 keep house with please don't
you wait.
IT you do, she will think ii right hard
OF course you rnHst go and buy you such stuff:
Such as C,ina and Glassware and Clock,
Some knives and some Spoons, you cannot lie.
off,
And Tee Trays and all Of such stock.
To get your supply of all what you need,
At price far much cheaper than cheap,
Call in at SCHAAP'S Store, corner Broad and
Third streets,
Where eli of such things they do keep.
Don't forget to call st SUHAAP Z cos,
oc 60 Corner Broad and Third streets
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hIOriCE. The subscriber having dis
IN posed of the business heretofore conducted by
him at his old stand, No 81 Main street Richmond.
Va unto Messrs. SALMON Il BALL, would take
this opportunity of returning his sincere thanks
to his friends aud the public generally for the very
liberal patronage, 50 long continued towards him,
and respectfully asks a continuance OF tie same to
his successors whom he takes pleasure in recon-
intending to his Old patrons and the public, as gen
tIsr1en fully capable of conducting the SADDLE
and HARNESS BUSINESS, and are also eminent
IL worthy of their conf ienoe.
JOSEPH IL. COLQDITT, Agent.
Richmond Dec. 9th, le53
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1'IMBERED LAND FOR sALE-We

AMDunGO LAM fOh BALE We
= ere authorized 70 otsr for sale privately. srac.
= TlMbkhED LAND, heated In the corpty Of
OAeetotneid. On the Richmond and DanyilIe Ran.
ROAD nine miles from the city Of ilichmond, aud az
or miles from james river The tract consists Of
4ooe o1o Acres vi original growth of oaE, pine.
" believed that the staye and pine timber alone
M2uid PAY ths Price asked for the land. The tract
Ans t asn lsnds OF asssrs Geo Tnsey Fish
So.rrs ara Others 1t part Of TIE Kel-
M % naan a. the Office OF Messrs BIJSaT
niESp. Manchester. or any other iasor n at,on
- noN-lmp
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A VIRGINIA REMEDY.-Mrs. DAVIS

A VIRGINIA REMEDY. Mrs. DAVIS
1ACOUGH ELIXIR, one Of the best known RENE
mond and it's vicinity for the past fifteen twenty
years, and has always proved etcacious In Coughs
and Colds. The following coFtfeste was yoluntari-
IL given By Rev. sir. Wiles in 1854.
BOWLING GREEN, CAROLINE, March e. 1885,
Ma g. @. WALTaa.-Dear Sir: take pleasure in
informing you that Mrs Daws' Cough EIirir,"
purchased OF you, has acted Ike charm uHon my
little daughter, when see had the Whoopng Cough
very bad l have used it also in Of Colds, ct
tended with severe coughing, and in every Case the
same happy results have been produced. regard
this PREPARATION IS an excellent medicine and in lii
Judgment no family ought TO DO withoutit.
A. WILE3,
Pastor OF the NJ. e. Church, South. Caroline Cir
cult, Va. Conf.
For sale by Mrs A. B. DAVIS, Fisher & Winston,
Miilspeugh 4 Johnston, J. w. Garlica, Il. j. Picot
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Halls Journal Of HeoHa.

TEkcaKRs--Thcre is no question but what, for
Soano Children women are much better teachers
than msn--a Thousand times better. Their gentle
ways adapt themselves to the chiid's nature more
perfectly, and wrep round it like the willow. Not
until boy gets old enough to begin to question,
II he cannot successfully resist authority, 10 It
better for him to be placed under the frmer hand
Of male teacher Even at this period, and with
these charasters, women often succeed best.-fhst:
adj Dhi1 Y<1i0er
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ITO LEAeE.-The vacant grounds. be-
longing 70 mo- on the North margin Of the
Dock. Will BE- leased far three or five Years. TIs
fot-op part Of which Mr.. Whites stables are tenn
porsFy looated. (hs lease expires with this yesrl l.
lAfga ana wei suited for Q lumber, cosl or wood
yAsd and 20 also 10 tho lot On the opposite side Of
leth street For teLsns. apply to Mr. Jessee VI Zee.
- 81 his cce East side Of 18th street. between
Main and Cary street.
no 3-dtm BACON TAFT
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BACON TAFT.

7 EONARD'6 INSTANT RELIEF. -
- aENKEAL NOTICE Having made arrange
4.nt VIII. Messrs. PURCELL. LADE q Co.
Nno1teeIe Agents for the South } In having cor,
IT, :sry,y Mmy o0udH SYRUP AlsayS On hand.
e esu tns sftsnsson OF the public 10 he sane
- othess Who have not used Il, give 4 triai. II
- % hs6. - tofmerly, cf all faerises n Rieh.
81 q, . = csnts pr bottle I've Bottles 81.
s0@-W THO6. LEONARD.
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srmN CLEAR WATER.

ss-ss.--..E:Z-TTy;7 RED NC Z d THROUGH
TARIFF OF CHARGES ON THE
CANAL PKU.. RlCHNONB TO LYNCuBUhtI.-
The subscriber, thankful for the yer! liberal rsTo-
mage hitherto received. would inform his fflhnas
that his through charges on general Merchandise
sUch as hats Caps, Shoes. Boots Dry Goods. &C. are
only THIRTY CENTS Per 100 lbs on Gcoc,e zee
leo lbs. which includes all expenses from the
wharyes in Richmond 30 the Landings or Depot in
Lynchborg.
Boats Leave every other day full or not full, and
goods are sent forward without any 6eteutjon.
Prcauoe ard Tonnage articles :orwarded at low
ratea L. g. LEE,
Ga Cts On tie Dock.
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GUNDRIES.--
~ Is Bbls rrcsts BucI-wheat
25 Pickles
100 Boxes Fire Crackers
100 Packages Raisins
1o3 Drums new Figs
80 Dozen Buckets
40 Nests Flour Pals
A Boxes Ground Cofsee
rs Bales Wrapping Irvine
10 Bags ADspice and Pepper
100 Dozen Assorted Broors
N Bags Brazil Nuts
Daily expected Per schooner G sl,ego. For sale by
nc q WIN. II. TYLER.
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s SECOND SUPPLY FOR La
0ssHS DIRS.-Received, and opened this morn
ing, q fine assortment OF Ladies' Shoes and Caters
embracing
Thick and thin soled Caters, with and without
heels
Thick aud thin soisd Morocco Boots. with and with
out heels
Thick soed Gid Boots, with heels
Double soled Patent Leather foSed heel Congress
Caters
without heels
Kfd and Morocco Slippers. with aud without heels
Uvershoeg with and without heels
Morocco Cons ress heeled Caters
White Kid slippers with heels
White Kid Slippers without heels
Together with almost every other lyle usually call
ed for.
Ladies are respectfully invited TO Gail at No. 90
Main street. two doors above Msssrs. II. T. Price &
Co.. and supply themselves.
no " JOHN c PAGE JR
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90 FOR RENTING residence Of the
kSS l..e David NJ. pnliiar,, in Manchester, r. for
rcnE with garden attached, the remainder Sf this
ard the ensuing year. Any Information concern.
ing the Same can bc h.d By calling on
PULLIAM h BETTE
sn7-ts 0ddFeiows' Tall, Richmond.
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THE DISPATCH.
.DTorMssEia sy.

acS sefa,ss ess snna casaFuHf cehreass.--iiss
..,-s.rsl astsrcvurse II certainly snlarging. =
ss,rit not long siucs waited on Judge Edmon,.
"a wanted him % take drink through an sss'n,y
-.i,am. The Pawtuckst Gazette relates sne ~. 1
,ovt az incident Of spiritual communication ""''"
s.lss sxceeds the Judss's story: .,,.,.u ), !.
aAn enthusiastic believer Ws iei" ..ssssh ~
.n.pc tho spiritual 70 ye ssa. az
could testify and among J,ns, ~ hia Wife who had
sssss sN.S .svsr.l years, returned TO him. ana
Dssa sss.o,f mon hfs knee, put her arm around
- 80 assssd him as much TO his qualification
. . , ,ss .s. ,s sss Ss sp
- rrsms embraced and kissed yen = No. nos
r.ssts that. replied the believer, but her spirit
took possession Of che body Of female medium
ma through her embraced AID kissed me-"
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Coays CvEHp--We stated IN enotner nuEaoek |
thst the ssplsst, "a est, most avai'sbls and con-
,.ousu.y the beat for corns on the toes. con-
sisted In three operations;
I. soak the feet In hot water for fifteen inmates,
nirhs aud morning for week.
After the soaking rnb little sweet oil on the
corn or any other mild form OF grease, With the
I, ayers for about Eve minutes.
4. Get hole 80 one, two or three thck5esses OF
poft huckakiu and bind II on the toe; 40 that the
hnlA Ia the buckskin shall receive the CORE.
The object of the water and oil is to soften the
corn and parts adjoining; the object of the buck
akin 10 20 protect the corn from pressure.
In A very short time the corn will become pain
1ass and III subsequently fall ont itsolf il is
growth, and Is pushed upward and outward by the
more natural growth beneath IL Is thrown ont Of
the body by the action Of tho parts, asa splinter
or \ crashed bone as being no longer part OF the
body. II anything else 10 done TO the corn, it
sho,,Id BE- simply picked out with the finger nail as
cutting makes IL take deeper root, and danger"
ous biesdings sometimes occnr.t Our object was
70 recommend something which we knew to be
ssfs. practicable aud efficient. We stated farther
that the original causes of them, to-wt, pressure
With q tight shoe. or friction With loose one,
would cause them to return, and even more ready
than at hrst because the structure OF the SKIN
about corn ia uniformed for life, and would no
more become entirely natural than finger would
grow again If cut CT So, when person has had
the consumption and gets well, he cannot be said
20 be perfectly cured, because IL viii Always TO.
main with deficiency of lungs; the portion dess
froved never can be replaced, yet By making the
remainder Of the lungs work more fuiiy, he msy
have even better health than he ever had before.
Thus 1t literally and strictly true that corns and
eopeu uptiou are never eured-5ecause their very
existence depends on destruction of tue organi.
sation and substance of part Of the body to be
replaced.
There are corn doctors and corn salves, some Of
which latter are of very powerful constituents
They do remove the corns, but for no longer time
than the plan we have devised; while ours has the
preference, as costing nothing. and being wholly
without danger. Remedies are valuable for the
multitude 10 proportion az they are safe, cheap
and attainable.
If corns are pared down, from that time their
base become moro deeply rooted, and in old age
bIacksn, gangrene, aud ultimate death! There's
fore We advise the prompt treatment of corns cs
above. 1t may be months before they return, but
when they do the same treatment will always be
sfsctusl aud always safe.
yyytrs youru1I If II,1U5
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"A NOTICE bought cut

"a NOTICE Having bought cut
Ea6A the stock of sADDLRRY AND HAIR
EsZE NESS of Mr.. JOSEPH II. C0LQUITT,
we riil continue to conduct tho business
at his old stand No 81 Main street, under the name
and style OF SALMON 4 BALL, where viii be found
a general assortment OF SADDLES, HARNESS,
BRIDLES &c and everything that is generally
kept In a we'll arranged establishment
We W. u'd say 10 the public that we intend keep
ing as good articles, of our manufacture.
be found in any other establishment In the Uniou,
manufactured of the best materials and at prices
suitable 10 the times. Wishing the former patrons
of the house to continue their orders hereto
fore we will uss every effort TO please them. We
are also having manufactured the PATENT
SPRING SADDLE, by j. kudisell, tho patented.
WM SALaON,
AUGUSTUS NJ BALL.
do
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WITH the arrival Of new brewed Beer,

WITH the arrival Of new brewed Beer,
w beg leave to submit to my customers and
the public generally, the following standard of
prices for my oottled Lager Beer Porter, Ale. &C.
during the winter season. viz:
Quarts per dozen Sl.7a( Is cts q doz allowed on
Pints per dozen, Sl.o0 ! return O: bottles.
Half pints per doz 59c. bottles extra
Store and bar-Reepers q per centage allowed.
have also On hand Eager Beer in whole, half
quarter and eighth bbls; Cream Ale in vFheie, half
and quarter bbla and for sale at the lowest market
price.
Orders LEFT With Messrs DUvsi & Norton corner
10th and blasn streets; ieidley & Robinson cor 4th
and franklin sts, or Of my store, will la promptly
attardodto. WILBACEER, 18th st.,
GOi ReiVGpn Main and Gary
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esOO REwARD.-JEFFRIEs' An

N60n REWARD. An
eDsSCO TIDOTE, SPECIFIC MIXTURE for the
oure Of Gonorrheea, elect, Strietsres and similar
disorders. 1t makes speedy cure without tho losst
restriction of diet drink, exposure change in M.
nlioation to business. The proprietor chal onRes
will pot cure under forfeiture of $500. Further-
the disease cannot be contracted ii dose Of tho Nix
ture is takon when exposed. Repeated experiments
cally cure any care which can be produced. This
desirable result is obtained In from two to ten days
AID as it neither creates nausea oiicnds tho pal.
ate, and renders unnecessary all deviation in dict or
Interruption to usual pursuits sound sleep or heal.
thy digestion, the nuisance is thus removed as
speedily IS is consistent with the production Of a
Thorough and permanent cure; Its ingcedients are
eonstitut;.nally or locally, can be caused by its
use.
pricesI per bottle. Sole agent for New Yosk. @
Tk CALLEaDER, corner Of Sd aud Walnut SITS
agent for Philadelphia.
BOLDLY yIsHER WINSTON,
70 22-dty Richmond Va
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I AND AGENCY.-Hsyiny been e-

I AND Acknowledging been en-
- plcyed TO sell several largo tracts of Land in
Nfohoiss oeunty, invite proposals from capitalists
and particularly from psrsops who may wish to set
cold.
have just returned FROM visit TO Nicholas. end
can safely assert, that ot fertility Of soil aud ss
iubrity OF clinate it Is not uIpssed By any norton
o. tce ntate. The Land 10 Situated in the
BY Tar the richest Of which consists of table land
covered with sngar maple, ASH, walnut, oak and
Hscsory. IL 10 admirably adapted fer a GRAZING
country Thousands Of acres Of the land have beos,
(vithins few yoars) opened and are now making
ample returns to the owners. The lands viii he
surveyed aud laid ca into small farms thereby pivino
70 purchasers With moderate means an opportunif11
q Investing. win give all needfui information on
nssan,sct ana VIII shew the land te these wishing
RICHARD HILL. Richmond. Va
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oK1R. CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES.
= The subssrlber has on hand = ne ~ g0s ac,
Main and Cary {l3th and 4th streeHl nemF - ~
lumbian Hotel COACHES. OHA I,sSn1f tnrs. ma
niff a All ~ IA own make Of the best mAtoria
And worsmanship; ali Of which viii be soid - iow &
good work Of the kind can be In tne civ 81 tossi In
want Of any article In the Carriage hns es s e
termine5 to make 20 order and eel a. .n me, WAT
rented. MioAJAa AA1NN
e.
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:, -. .,, NV d1RRIadE AND HAIR

NAN3EE NEW CANnIh II hkSp -. :. =
EIss1 NESS REP0sITCRY-The s'ibsc ,rn r
HAVING been for o number of years engaged "a
Goneh Mailing offers 10 those In this section Wno
may wish to parehase, q variety Of light ana SUD
stsntlal CARhI A0 Ea such ss BugGie5, Aoch
&c. All work warranted made of good ana dulns,e
material Persons wishing 10 purchase are Tespss a
fully invited to give call and examine. as r.
menfs will lie offered to their ad yantage, poth Is "
price aud guarantee os the faithful periormence VI
~ ,nrS s" J. NJ. PuLLEN,.
&c lily wall, 81, ue6r OF. 1oas ,eo l--
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SPLENDID STELLA SHAWLS-All
~ colors circular shape just received. The ninth
and last supply Of the above just received. at very
reduced prices. Now is the oppertunity to set
pretty Shawl at ioT price, at the bargain store of
ALFRED MOSES,
DIV ~
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CRATES, FENDERs, FINE sETS OF
NJ SHOyEJS, T0NGS and P0KEgS-I have for
sale an elegant assortment OF all kinds of Crates,
handsome and plain sets of shosels, longs and
pCkers Seven different sizes of coal Scuttles cinier
Shcvels, FIRE shoyeis; handsome Stands for Shoveis
and Pokers Blower Stands; Brass and Iron Foosnaus;
Brick: fire Slabs and JAMS sets of Soap Stone for
setting up Crates; Tavern and Church Bells, OF
sweet tone. Builders, househeepers, and others il
want of any of the above articles be supplied at
the lowest Northern prices. l am manufacturing
all kinds of Brass and Iron Works of the aboe de.
scrption at my BELL and BRASS FOUNDRY and
CRATE and FENDER MANUFACTORY, No. 225
Main street between 9Th and 9th streets, West side
Richmond, Va.
an lC-3iy 8. D. DENCt1N.
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E0N DOZEN STEEL EXTENSION
OOO SxIRrS-We have now in store and for
sale ct MANUFACTURERS PRICES
STEEL SPRING EXTN SKIRTS, ID quality,
with Q. ], s anG 10 springs white aud cold
WATCH seRiNG STEEL SKIRTS, 9, 10, Ii, Is
and 81 springs
DOUBLE ExTsNsI0N SKIRTS, 10 and II
springs
ALSO
~HE GOLD MEDAL2I SPRING SKIRTS the
the most eieg ant thing ont.
Ms NRtnan's SKIRTS are &C acknowledged TO be the
most DURArJE and the CHEAPEST Skirts now manutac-
tured. We iryite the trade to give us n call
THOMAS, HUGHES n Caldwell,
no IL Sole A rapfs
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NOTICE. - The subscriber having q
" large number of accounts dge and unsettled
which should havs been settled prior 20 January,
1885, would respectfully notify ell such, that all
counts due him previous to 1885, and not paid or
closed by bond or otherwise by the LEI day OF Fe-
bruary 1862 will be put in the hands Of the law for
collection.
Always on hand large assortment Of Clothing
and Genflemeu's Furnishing Goods low sor cash, or
10 punetual customers. SPENCE,
Clothier and Merchant Tailor
poll Corner of Main and l3sh cts
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E c=x1 ACCOMMODATION
sa,s:s Ezs sYA TRAIN-CHANGE OF
H0URs.-Op aud after NOVEMBER isr, the Accom-.
dation Train Of this Company, will run daily (Sun-
days excepted) between Milford and Richmond:
leaving Milford az Z ID A M, aud arrive in Rich
inond at IS A. NJ. Returning, will leave Rich
Inond ct o'clock p NJ, and reach Milford at %
2. hi. stopping for passengers at any point each
way.
FARE.-The same as ca the Mail Treins.
SAML RUTH
Superintendent Trains
OFFICE r. F. Z P r. r OoxPtNr.I
hichn,cnd Oct 2.st, 1853. &C %
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STORE ON BROAD STREET FOR

~ STORE ON BROAD STREET FOR
IA REST--TIIoMAS d. QUARLE5 oflers fer
rest the desirable store formerly occupied by him
self and adjoining the Dry Goods house OF Urnn-
shaw, Qusrles y Co. To good tensnt the terms
will DO liberal, and possession given immediately.
en- Ti-tS
81 FOR RENT-A desirable store IN
~ dor tho Exchange Hotel, on i4th street. next
door 70 Vests Rook Store. Possession given if,re-
non. on lets
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RoBr L DICKINSON,
POWHATAN WEiSIGER.
Richmond Dec. 9Th. 1853 dc 9-tlJan

4zs NOT E.-Aaving purchased
IMsasssT the entire interest of Bin.ord and Pew
sehatan Wissiger, in the firm of Binford.
Dickinson Wiesiger, shall continue the business
in all its branches, ut the old stand IN the name OF
hGBERT ]. DICKINSON.
Thankful for the very liberal patronage bestowed
upon the old firm, hope by strict and prompt at:
tention to business aud keeping a well selected
stock to merit continuance of the same: =,
GEORGE w DUESBEkRf, who has been WIN
the old firm for three years, remains with me,
where az usual he will be glad to .erve his friends
I have also procured the services of JOSEPH
STEGAL, so well known, who respectfully solicts
q call from his friends
RS- All orders strictly and promptly attended TO-
ROBERT L DICKINSON, Halter,
do no q Elain street.
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- Asea4
- WE ABE ALL WATOHMAKERa
AA The Governor he 10 q Matchmaker
- The best finished one OF nsy
And one Guard il not enough
30 Of them he has many.
Ths Mayor he 10 4 Case maker
Bad Gases TO refine;
And IL they are not pleased with him
It's hard to beat his tine
The Wafcbmen they ars Matchmaker
And often In while,
They geta good Repeater
And very damaged Dial.
The Auctionrer ga Matchmaker
He takes Watches into pawn,
And keeps them for certain time.
UntIl-0oing, going, gone.
BARTHOLOMEW hoi q a Waschruaksr
His name all people tell
On the corner Of Eleventh street
Opposite TO the Hotel.
BARTHOLOMEW, Wsfohfaatar
nolo Opposite the America.
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Z MARKENS, optieian,
oc % On Governor street.
DAY STATE RANGING have made

DAY STATE RANGING have made
~ arrangements with the manufacturer for the
ale Of this superior COOKING RANGE, and invite
he attention ST purchasers to the advantages which
we offer:
LIST. The Range Is made OF the best iron, is simp
in its construction, and conveniently arranged.
I'd. 1t can be operated with wood or coal.
30. 1t can be set up and removed at pleasure, as
readily as the common Cooking Stove.
4th. We can furnish them to any required size,
with one two Ovens, and with four six Boilers
with or without water ixtures-and WARRANT each
sold to give satisfaction TO the purchaser.
5th Repairing pisces always on hand, which will
be put in when required at a reasonable price.
eth. The price OF this Range is moderate (for
fi tolass article We can afford to sell them at
anufscturer's retail prices.
HF We continue 10 sot the AMERICAN RANGE
in brick-all of which have suited our customers
and have not cost any enc of them anything for
repairs.
ALS0-Severai varieties of Low Priced Ranges,
for saIe at the Governor Street StoTs Stove.
se6 GEORGE 8TARRETT