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VERMlLLION HOUSE,


EMPIRE CITY, NJ. I.
Marli Breokman, Proprietor.
This house will always be found prepared to caeom-
modate travellers with everything to make tn EN- ON
Portable, and at reasonable charges. Off
MILLER d STAIR,
Type. stereotype l. EIeclfotype
AND PRINTERS WAREHOUSE:
Corner Of East Water and Spring streets, .MV,coxksf,
Wisconsin.
Having completed our arrangements for the above
business in this city, we would Invite the cooperation Of
the printers in this and surrounding States in its behsf.
Our facilities are equal to any Foundry in the country
for manufacturing Type and Printers Material aud for
beauty of finish and hardness Of metal cannot be sur
passed in this or any other country. The faces of our
Type, are all modern and most approved styles, and
We shall endeavor to compete with our Eastern brethren
in getting up new styles Of Type, Borders, Cuts, Orna-
ments, &c. We are in daily receipt Of all new faces
as they are made in the East, and in advance Of any
other Establishment at the West.
Being Agents for some Of the best Type foundries
and Press and Ink Manufactures at the East, we shall
keep constantly on hand a full assortment Of every varie-
ty Of material.
Presses, Wood Type, ETC., furnished at Manufacturers
prices. I
Orders for stsreotyping, Engraving, &C., promptly
attended to.
We shall issue in the course Of the next three months
a new Specimen Book which will be furnished on
application.
Printers Of ewspapers who choose to publish
be allowed their bills, at the time Of purchasing three
times the amount Of our manufacture. l8
EDWARD MILLER, Late Of Albany, N. Y. .
II. A. STARR, Late Of Stars Printing Office.
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GUsTAvEs BEaGLUSD,

HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTER.
Would respectfully inform the citizens Of Nininger and
the public in general, that he is now prepared toexecute
all work in his line, to the entire satisfaction Of his GUS
toners. All orders promptly attended to with neatness
and dispatch.
Paper Hangings constantly on hand for sale, and
rooms papered and decorated to order.
Nininger, June 20, 1857. 2:ly
LIME! LIME!
Superior First Quality White Lime, Manufactured at
Nininger and constantly on hand and for sale BY
w f MOWRY.
Niningcr, June 20, 1857. 2:ly
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SASH, DOORS AND BLINDS.
THE NININGER SASH
DOOR AND RTTND MANUFACTORY.

DOOR AND BLIND MANDATORY,
Is prepared to receive orders for work in its line.-
Its Machinery is all new and Of the most perfect make
and approved kind. The regular sizes Of Sash, Doors
and Blinds will be kept constantly on hand, and sold at
as low rates as the same quality Of work can be pur.
chased in the Territory. Persons putting up Buildings
will find it much to their interest to have their Sash,
Doors, Door and Wimdo,O Frames made by Machinery.
Al styles of MOULDLNGS on hand or made to order.
No sham work made at any Price.
Send IN your orders and the work will be delivered
promptly, and satisfaction guaranteed.
VIM. i REED.
AaENrs-Louis Faiver, Nininger; Blodgett 4
priaglc, Hastings Day & Jenks, St, Paul.
Nininger, june IS, 1857. 2f
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". l. L. W. GQvETT.
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Contractors and Builders.
The above firm would respectfully inform their friends
and the public generally, that they are now prepared to
furnish designs and superintend the erection Of buildings
of any style OF description with neatness ad dispatch
and at reasonable rates. 2:ly
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This town is located on the junction of the podd aud
Faribault roads, in Rice County, NJ. T., on the N. e.
quarter Of Section Is, Town Ill, range FL west. 1t
is a we'll timbered district, and has a steam saw mill,
hotel, store, blacksmith shop, &C., aud already contains
some Is inhabitants, and others coming in, although
only laid out in June last. Informction relating to the
town may be had by addressing s. W. MILLER, Union
Lake, N. I. 8tf.
4 RARE CHANCE.
The undersigned, DESTROYS Of having q Brick Yard
established in Nininger, will sell to any party who will take
the tntter III hand, an excellent Brick Machine Of New
York nApufacture, the necessary amount Of clay aud
timber ana 10, will receive his pay for the nme il
bricks at the carfSN prices. Address
aNaNATIpSs ppNyELLl,
f.ri 'Ninipger, Minnesota.
JOSAsEH r
CONTRACTORS. Mason & Builder.
~ GRADING dc. will Be attended to promptly.
R.fsrs TO !. Deppely AID J. 4 Casss
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4 Valuable Cla1na
Of 100 acres, for sale, situated IL miles from Fari.
bault, and p from Shieldsville it has good running
water, IS acres of timber, and thirty acres Of meadow,
the balance being good pillow land
Also 100 acres on Chubb Creek, Eve miles from Lake.
vile, which is equally divided in prairie and timber;
has living water, &c. Inquire Of
J.. NJ. HILLHOUSE.
City Of Nininger, Aug. G6, 1867.
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STOVES STOVES.

FICE Stoves, have just received by the undersigned,
uhich they offer at the most ~noderates rates to The
citizens Of this and the adjoining neighborhoods.
Also a large assortment Of tin and sheet'iron ware to
the wants Of the public.
Jobbing Of all kinds attended to promptly.
Roofs timed in the best manner - order.
Rags, lead, copper brass, etc, taken ~ exchange for
goods. REM \ 70
: City Of Nininger, Oct. u, 1851. 4. II
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CHARLES 1. EMERSON,
REAL EsTATe AGEkT.

o. CIVIL ESlIIKEEK AND sCHYE!UH.
81. PAssl, .htnsesOeS Territory.
vii. attend &c the puichase ad sales Of ket! tsta:e. icaafIcs q
Laod Warrants, Collection a. Debts, Paynsecf - .
rsxes, and the Investment Of Nc; e,. saaf
information about The Territory furnished on appEestsss-
Office, opposite the American Hotel.
Having an extensive and varied knowledge Of the TesrtssS,
its agricultural, commercial and n echanical advantage, I -
prepared to transact any business connected with Real Esta4A
with rromptness and accuracy. Also agent Cor the
STATE MUTUAL FIRE AND MARINE 1~SsuRAScE~ca
Of Harrisburg. Capital $260,000. ~
COMMONWEALTH INSURANCE CO.. Of Harrisburg. cae,41
100000.
REFERENCES
Ex Governor Kansey, Ct Paul. IIaac Benbstuer, kq, Mw Tel.
HolNnshead 4 Becker, do Simon ~. Arnold, Esd 01e4o1hA
Col d. ". Irwin, do. james Warren, Esq, S. kso&t =
Hon. n. N. Rec, n. c, WaAhnstea. Marx Howard, EAQ- HexEANd, cmn.
PArs 1 Nurse, Bankers, do. Cap. 2. CnampGn1 oa. N,0n&&&
John Randall. EAq, New York. -
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PINE BEND BRICK YARD.

The undersigned have on hand at their yard q large
amount of baick, of a quality unsurpassed BY any other
made in the Territory. which they offer for sale at ten
orders immediately. They will be delivered If desired.
BISSELL l. CRONKHITE.
Pine Bend, NJ. T., Aug. "a, 1857.
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As frost leaves the ground, according to localities,
proceed to manure and dig ready for the main crops.
Prepare the warmest and most sheltered spots for the
earliest crops.
Herb beds should be sOwn-Ssge, Summer Savory,
Sweet Marjoram, Thyme. Winter Savory, Fennel, Bene,
Mint. These are the most useful and the FIVE first
named are required in greatest quantity.
A few early kinds Of Potatoes may be planted in q
warm place.
Transplant Cabbages from seed beds to Il freshly dug
and warm spot to grow for future planting, as they get
large enough to handle. Many may be transplanted in
an honr, and they will amply repay the time and trou-
bic of twice moving.
Some Caulihowers may in many situations be DOW
triod under hand glasses, where they are intended to
remain. Plant three feet apart.
Currants and Gooseberries are best pruned by keep
ing their centers quite open, and bringing up six or
eight principal branches from near the ground placing
A wooden hoop i'll the middle Of them, and tying them
at equal distances around it. Then cut back al! side
growth on these principal branches to within an inch
of the branch. These will become, tho next season,
covered with fruit spurs, and thus the branches will
produce fruit throughout their whole length. When
summer shoots start, as they will from all parts, pinch
them Immediately, unless they are wanted to form prin.
cipal branches. But these last several years. When
from age the fruit becomes small, train new branches, and
cat the old ones out. In this way we have seen a single
currant, trained against a fence, cover a space six feet
high and twenty Siidc. and produce the fine t fruit in
abundance.
An English paper gives the result Of All experiment
lately made 10 ascertain what would be the difference in
yield where whole potatoes were used for seed or the
eyes alone, and reports thus A trial has been made in
the vicaragc garden: Coggeshall, of potato eyes against
whole potatoes, on perfectly equal terms, Il row Of each
side by side-a certain number OF whole potatoes were
sown a yard apart, the eyes Of the same sort were sown
at the usual distance equal care was taken in all re-
spects that the trial might be fair. The result, as
shown a few weeks back, was, that the whole potatoes
produced in weight more potatoes, but the excess Of
weight was but equal to the weight Of potatoes from
which the eyes had been taken, and which potatoes had
gone into the kitchen for dressing so that, as far as
this experiment. goes, nothing is gained by sowing whole
potatoes. 80
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This house will always be found prepared to caoom.
modate travellers with everything to make tn EN- ON
Portable, and at reasonable charges. Off
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1d0uneseta Fruit Trees. ~
AT TIN
GKOvELAND 4 GARDEN NURSERY
Betreen 81. Pa4A oad 81. .aatAoay. @
Owing to the severe cold Of last Winter, but fe~sl
our trees were offered for sale. We have therefore Jaw
on hand and for sale "a,
FRCYT AND ORNAMENTAL TRKS6,
Together with q rest variey Of
SHREBS, RoSES, nAHLl4&
Green House Plants, Is. 44
Our Apple Trees are from two " four years - ~,
growing in our grounds and include many H,A9s oss
were no, Injured By the hard Winters Of ISoo-1:
Cur,oass, craps, Esssss<yffsex, sipes!5ssy sHsgsa'
berries, re Pam, as., We haye Of many kads u gzea
abundance. 5@ssaI -"
pcrsons wishing to enaseslish thesr ereunde ca
BE supplied With everything desirable fox this ahna<s.
Cali early at the Nursery, ar sesd yoor orders 70 OCT
aAaresA D. Paul M7esesets- I. n FoEe i pfkn
q = $780, ff4Fr EL.. -&EEEG~. *y~
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REEsatNcEs.

MINNESOTA. PHILADELPHIA.
Sov. Wills A. Gcamau. = Charles Rhosds, Esq, Conveyss@r,
xx1ov. AIsx. Rum.sy. Andrew D. Cash, Esd.
Hon. Henry n, Ri~, Hon. Vhhsm D ksAy,
Her. n, r. Nbley, j. v. Coweu 4 Bon. Dy 0eeas krwtt
r. WcKenty, ESQ. Dealer u Heal Nsse, Eiam +. Wtttnef, EoTf : CmprSEA
GoMingehead 4 becker, Ahys 81 law, John .. since 4 eoaa, DsuGtsS -
! M.cut4n { Edrertou, BsE gers. Hon. Vim. d. Witt. ,@9-4
1uhn NintnaNE. EsQ.. fgnatuF Oonnslty; aa-
Hluam l. tanaink E.. Besnheinef 9NaE New XNk
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CREDIT.
Par value Of ten shares Of capital stock in the Nj
and St. Peter Western Railroad Company,
Value Of ten lots in the town of Louisville, ]
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EMPIRE CITY, NJ. T..
MART Brooknan, Proprietor.
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to the individual purchaser.
The Road from Nininger to Louisville will cost it has
been estimated, at the rate of $780, 900 per mile, making
a total of 100000. Of this, it is a we'll known fact,
that if one half, or even one-third be raised in cash, the
remainder can be negotiated, by exchanging the Stock
with contractors, by discounting the bonds Of the Com
pany secured on the portion already built, and in various
other ways. We propose to raise very nearly the whole
amount in cash. We will offer for sale about six thou
sand lots IN Louisville at Ten Dollars per lot, subject to
all average subscription Of one share to the lot, in all,
six thousand shares, making at One Hundred Dollars
per share Six Hundred Thousand Dollars not one.half,
not o6ethird, but sia.sevenhs of the whole amount re-
ouired to build the rccsed: and this too in cash, as it is
needed, in monthly instalmen,s Of thirty thousand do''
lsrs each. Now Is it doubted that those lots can be
sold? 1t must be remembered by the incredulous who
will hang back to their own future loss, that one year
ago D large number of lots were offered for sale By
the Prcprietors Of Nininger, town containing now with
it's additions over seven thousand lots at Six Dollars
each, subject to an equally onerous condition. Not one
line Of advertising beralded them, not one newspaper
pulled them, not one public meeting was held, and yet
lncaty- ssrca days from the sale Of the first lot every lot
offered was disposed Of: What has been the result F.:
Niningsr City in one year contains a population Of at
least six hundred, about one hundred and twenty-five
houses, two saw mills, a sash factory, and . gyist Will
The Washington union., 1858-02-20
No 1851
Notice for storing certain lands to market In
M the state of Alabana.

No. sos.
Notice fer storing certain lands to market In
the state ef Alabama. h
NOTICE il hereby given that the land Office at
Hunvie the state f Aabana viii be to the sale at
ocaion the first aax ef Nay He o
q pxbc laad embraced following niht which
ruc prior withdrawal hs notice No
eG5 being which had Withdrawn satisfy that part
~ ~ cf Congress approved ID June 1870 which
rontempss rfrom Memphis e Charleston that part o said
grant having been 4%3ted by sfe STATE N Aiabams viz;
Sspl ofMe hsss "s and east Of tke Hur'uii msridfa"
Townships !, 9, 3, 4, S, and g. of range L. at
Q, and s. and the parts ct townships and
north Of the Tennesscc river, Of range 3
Townships L. q q T. ., parts township north
q tho OF 3.
Townships O. T. and 8, the part. townships aud
north cf the Tennessee, OF range l.
Townships and and the Of low nshp and north oie
Tennessee of range o.
of the Iiue aad Of Me Hunris meridian
Townships l, 2, o, g. s, and o, Of range 4. faa
Townships and 7, Of range I.
Townships /, 3, 3, A. o, 9, aud T. Of ranges and Q.
Townships L. 2, 3, T. g. and @ ranges TO- II, H. 49, H. and
Is.
Township J. Of range 16 se. Is saf b{8afas So
Given hand the General Land Once al the city OF
Washington the 18th .sy Of February, 1855. SIX
THos A. HENfRllkS,
Feb aO--iaw6w Iintel&starl Commissioner.
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ef May ne the townships weposed roads from 81 trox
lake. c the VI Lake Superior and 10 Bay ncd
subject W The above rcffencc to like lands IN
the Hudson district,
North # ne base line and Of A fourth principal m>dia"
Townships Al, ~, 40, a. and 40, Of range 4.
fo~nrhps IL, ~ a. AS rGu8e e. ,t tt It.a Ill
Townships III, ~, a. As 81, and Sc. Of range 3
Townslw ~ a. A. a. ~, A. As 49, bl aud So Of range
townships 81, A. 49, A. 45 49, AZ 49, 49, 80, o. and o. OF
range s. ifa sfa lrl tHt taHs .ttN ti " ~
1s...S t.. ..SS. 4. q 90 and q q r."ss .nS
townships 81, ~ A. a. A5 and 40, Of range TO- a{ a
Townships ~ a. a. a. 49, 4s, ranges IL and L.
Townships w. A. 40, ~, as, 46, and a. range 49, M
Townships ~ A. 49, ~, A. "a, 4s, and "a, Of range H.
Townships ~, a. 49, a. t5 -, AZ, and a. range is
Given undcr hand the city Of Washington, this sixteenth
February tousand eight and fy
eight. TI}CS. A. HENDRICKS,
Ceht,sscncr of the General land Once
Feb 70 -lawsw (lntci&aar. a
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TO OUR sUBsCRIBERs.

The pceon viii be entered books tAs
payment Of the subscription be made in advance
Distant subscribers forward BY and ali rsk
Nil be assumed by transmission.
Tue corNfRY rArER published weekly during
Of Congress, and semt weekly during the reo~ss
subscriptions for period less viii be received
proroftoned To ths above q
sSPtrMAsTERS act an our agents. cad sy
sending DAILY $50 enclosed or rvs s
WEEKLY subscriber wnh sss esclosed copy
grass
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TO THE CITIZENS OF WASHINGTON.
wolfe,s schiedam Aromatic schnap pps.

proprietor call the attention Of and tho
citizens Washington superior article Of Holland GIN which
public wole Schic
dam Aromatic Schnapps f M t&
This the proprietor exclusively his dis
Shiedam Holland from the hest barley TINT
Europe and Favored and ncate
the harsh berry but BY the choice botanical
the aromatic Italian juniper berry whose viuous extract dis
TILED and reced with It's ruVus solvent and thus becomes
centraed fracture exquisite favor and altogether transcend
cordial and medicinal properties alcoholic beverage
heretofore known aa8 Aalta4ss1s n
The proprietor has Submitted nearly tho whole medical fny
States,
sand ply ns and chemists who endorse H. their snaiares
a desirable addition N the msteria n,cdca
who purchase should cac genuine article
the whole country flooded With and iiaons
rnt III quart and lpt hotties @ dossn each and Ter
sale by a the respectable druggists sroccrs United
CDOLpIi0 WOLFE, .B
sole Importer and Manufacturer,
D,rot No. 70 Beaver street, New York.
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DIED.,

IN n, ciy on Thursday February 18th, MATTE THoRBtRN
MORRIS wife Of q. Mosns United navy
The funeral will place Commodore
Nr on street of Vermont 'bs Csa,urday
ing " IA oc'oos,
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DALMORAL AND HOOP SKIRTS AND PARA
I'D sotargc iot- Of the and bcs things for hs
present and approaching at, Hsas Gsste .a
Offering all silks and other nne goods
ably low prices.
a n,atc 10 orders ia Ircansl
Mourning yoos stock most ample in all departments throughoA
Tho entire season. as.st i,
20 gents stitched linen shirt bosoms.
The quantities OF linen Soola all
annually passing through hands enables hhrcs
the very best class rates mot favorable to the
price only marked In plain hgnres consequently purchaser
Is overcharKcd. 4
Wo opening acc"nnts. gt
Al old bills will hc settled before beginning We
thi. point. af, III.
right present pa, any
(nade january 1si, 1857 when need ts
In all viii bo closed by cash Notes viii
not be acceptable. Aslfta
arrangement shortening OF cred
and the banking tacites the proprey OF tho
adopt =
purpose make rnde cssb business AZ ~
e without disturbing the pleasant rsaons which have existed be-
ourselves for long s.rcs Of Year,
IstrH FERRY BRUTfER
ssores' buIliIng, 1
Feb --lOtdn opposite Centre Market
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DOLYGLOT Of Foreign Proverbs. vol. vi 70
i Memoirs Of Of suIy y vols. tJ
Guide Of Pottery Porcelain and other objects
Il vcru. 1 vol. 81 25,
Alexander Pipe VOL ~ %.
lives Michael Angelo and Raphael r" u 70
whewils History the lnductve 6cleRees. vols St
Piers Poughmana Vision and Creed. . yols- - 30.
scden IS Table Talk. vol. 81 a.
Sir Thomas Oecrbury's Works. 4 vol. II -,
Francis Clares EDchindion ~ cents. 8a s4 By tfSi
John Aubreyis Miscelianea ! vol. 81. ekaSft # u,
iI0mefs Had. vols. %.
Dictionary of Classical Quotations. vol. NJ IN
Petigrew's Collection Of Eptaphs.i vol. 81 %
Hand Book Of Proysrtr. 1 vol 81 rs
Feb q A a43 lStfft.# TRANCk TAilORi
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rRANcK TAYLOR,
XIIRAPPINti PAPER suitable for grocers and

XXTRAPPINt1 PAPER suitable for grOccrs and
wv dry goods use sucfl @fr9 fsHt
Large straw paper 81 per f
small do 40 cents per
Manila paper, 81 by 20, at - do
Mania paper, rs cents do A
Largo white shoe paper 81 70 do t.s5E
White shoe paper, 81 do
small white shoe paper. 80 cents do
Small Manila paper, so cents do sa1 9tf s5 Elf
Also, large stock Of printing paper news and hook
For sae by BLANCHARD MOHUN !.
Feb IL 10 R. farnhani.
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BY Authority.
LAW OF THE UNITED STATES.

Pub
JOINT RESOLUTION making an appropriation for the
payment of expenses Of investigating committees of the
House of Representative s.els5s 4 aig
Rssossa BY Sssae and A~~ e Representatives Of ns
Uaid &mss Of merica C6usss assrsAd That the aim
OF thirty thousand dollars b., and tbs snc , hezDty
appropriated of amy moneys In The Treasury ne Othar
wiso appropriated for tho payment of expenses Ct - saw
eAl Investigating committees Of the house u Rcpresent
aves during the present scssion, and that tbs mo Aal
be added TO the miscellaneous item OF the contingent nn
of said House. y si tsaF ftH N
Approved, February iS, 1855. ~ laI
WASHINGTON THEATRE.
Positively last night Of Itsftas r.
4ee.s .t}f MATILDA HERON. se .4s
Z
EvxsisG, YxxscAaS 20, tah
~ nnanimous request, The sensation play, entAlsi -
viii b. crafty unabIs sdnssfon
past nights OF ts representation tfiS lse
Matilda Heron Cstnaic
rox book OPEN 1875 Il. ny ~4.~~,~n1
Toors open 7; performance commences st ~ sssss
q Feb 20 ttnSRtrss0rJ
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CHARLES 8. ID. JON ES,
IA. ATTORNEY AT LAW,
a3--wf Dstuque, Ioru
Wisconsin and Minnesota Commission InteIli.
gence and General Land Agency.

GEORGE FARNAM
0ce Main street, door to tho Banking Cole
Coz, In Crosse Wisconsin.
II AM prepared to buy, sell, or give information
Il with regard to farms farming pnc govern
mem, lands either with land warrants Wisconsin
ne-ota TO attend 10 the selling leasing dwelling
house, other property pay
taxes, examine titles, collect rents, &C., &c sat
Particular attention given guaranty
to loan real estate worth three lines the
and the from twelve
ua'y Security real Wisconsin
than New York tho that
20 10 100 cent high
~ II per cent aud in Minnesota there usury
All business md ctcrs inquiry promptly
rcmid, by mail any uf the country
4 Feb 17--6m GEO. FARNAM.
He refers 10 the following gcntlcmcD Hon washbnrne NJ c.
Mineral Point Wis; Alex W. ndu Madison
r. d. Camphci Ia Crosse Wis: Hon s. D. Hastings (Sac
Irempcan, Wis Hon Ihco Rodo u s. laud oce
Crosse, WIS., Hon D. d. Cameron Ia Wis Judge
do Hon. Geo Call Judge 9TH Judicial ccui GalevIc, Wiz
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Marble Manufactures, Tombs, Statuettes, Etc.
FINl}E SUBSCRIBER respectfully invites the aten.
Il tion Of the public to his large and elegant stock Of
MARBLES, TOMIsroSts, ANR MONUMENTS
Az his establishment north between
He has In his employ ether
and marbles AMI every description Of stone.
MARBLE MaNTEia OF THE LATEST STYLES,
OF his own Manufacture, and Of superior quality.
IINTIs, DOOR AND WINDOW siIIs CARRIAGE sTEfx NEW
YORK fLAGtING, 81.
In fact everything that required the marble
re-s either for utility tnste for the
He psrculsr description his
daily invites visit 10 his yard where every Judge
self
addition the above articles he has of
beautifully wrought auettcs suitable for either the
cf them imported by himself from Italy. II hcse rcaae
the be will manufacture 70 order such be desired
BY his varied facilities prcmpness and strict attention to business
lle hopes 10 meet the expectations os h- patrons
WILLIAM RUTHERFORD,
+ street north, between Twelfth and Thirteenth streets
Sep 3--dSm
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ID EV. DR.. STYLESS New Work.--Modern Re-
form Examined or North the sub
go of slavery Price 81
Jan 10 BLANCHARD MnIt'N
The Washington union., 1858-02-20

WV AHHfNGTON ART ASHOCIATfON.--The Sec
wv onh Annual Exhibition Association
open GALLERY street. between iah and lash Streets.
10, a.. 10 10,p. N. s... .t5s .s5..6.
Admission 2b cents 10 be had at the pps
bookstores and hotels, and at the door
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