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St. Cloud visiter [sic]. [volume] (St. Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-14

We have concluded this week to
fill our space with editorial, as there
are SO many local items calling for at
tentiou also, leave out the leads and
have our editorial set " solid a. as Sc
lected matter is usually set. We do
this because our type is SO large
This arrangement gives our readers
more reading matter, and gives us
more space. "'.
St. Cloud visiter [sic]. [volume] (St. Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-14

sk3 Iians Nxb N1 1--WE intend the
Institution n be the great charter
5of human Liberty to the unborn mil
Hons who A.al e;enjoy it's protection
and whoShoMd never sec that such
AIN instit,Tftilesias Slavery was ever
Known in our midst" flames Madi-
SOL. ssszzs@ -. s. =
IS ".Slayery,z exists in Kansas under
the Constitution flames Buchanan,
St. Cloud visiter [sic]. [volume] (St. Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-14
Minnie Mary. Lee. "

THIS is the nom de PLANE Of a. popular
contributor 10 Arthurss Home Mayazine,
whose home is III Saul, Rapids, a tow, on
TIE opposite side of the Mississippi, and
about two miles above St, Cloud, Her real
name Is Mrs. Wood and her native state1is
New Hampshire. Her husbands lawye r
and was Receiver at the Land Office during
Gen. Picrcs's administration, gentleman
Of very commanding appearance and greas
ur'an:ty Of manners. Their home. is. re-
ma,kable for the elegance Of its. construc.
ton and appointments. The house sits up
on a high bluff where one has Che finest
view of prairie. woodland, and waterfall
that We have seen in Minnesota Il $ot%
e. Mr." Nv cod, in person, is exceedingly
prepossessing, Of medium hight. with fair
and ruddy complexion dark masses ofbrown
hair; and large haze eyes .hean1iny NTH
intelligence. In? manner, she is dii1ident
almost to bashtulness. yet graceful, lad ylike,
and she has lat excellent thing in women:
a voice low and sweet" She appears to
be one, Of the very few literary women wh o
are happy in their domestic relations !; and
VINO have not fed to the pen to get sway
from the pressing consciousness ,ofaso.ne
crushing misery. Her only great sorrow
appears to have been the deathtof her FIST
bofl,a which leaves her but Que child, d
bright boy.of three sun,uerssa erpen Inns
been1an important.mear Of making known
the great natural beauty and many Ee-
sources Of her. adopted land. They Lave
lived in saule Rapids ne near, seven. years
have endured all tie 'hardships Of pioneer
life and are now enjoying their reward in
being already surEounded with appreciatine
friends, ami al The Comforts IF Civilized
St. Cloud visiter [sic]. [volume] (St. Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-14


ing their fullshareof the expense. Bnte
50 hng asssthe Jaws of our falsely
called Free States doom the wives
dAmothcrs$of thor Commonwealth
to illegal position, very little better
thanh of slaves in Louisiana, VIZ
shallprotest al ainst them being called
upon to bear the burdens conmon to
free citizens.
80. -.'" Amusenlenss i, 70 .~@I& .
We have been no little surprised to
learn that promiscuous kissing is &C
tually practisedi in social gatherings
amongst some of the good people Of
'Stearns county. "'~ Tie report that
such was the case, has been prevalent
for months, but we could not give it
credence until confirmed by those
whose veracity we cannot doubt, and
who acknowledge to having partici~
pated in this amusement! Save the
mark
This disgusting absuraity always
arises from the irrepressible desire for
rapid and joyous motion implanted, by
the wise Creator, in the breast ofevery
young person as well as every young
animal; and its unwise) repression
from a mistaken religious prejudice
against dancing. We never could
understand the essential difference
between taking hands, running around
in a circle, or back and forth in a
promenade march, and going through
the figures of a cotillion, Or any other
Of the many figures in which there is
no encircih'g of waists with support
ing arms. To all such dane es,
waltzcs, polkas and scottichcs, by
persons of different sexes, we do most
sincerely object, as injurious to that
nice sense Of delicacy which revolts
at personal contact with q stranger :
but the most indelicate dance which
we have ever seen, is modest and vir-
tuous when compared with prom!s-
cuous kissing.
The idea Of social etiquette, whose
rules require a woman to kiss Or be
kissed by all the tobacco chewers in
a room full Of company, is, certainly,
in q very high degree revolting.-
How, delicate minded woman can
argue herself into submission to such
a rule. is little beyond ordinary COM
prehension, and, certainly, no man Of
proper self respect wishes to kiss
any woman he, does not love. TO
suppose that one loves al the women
whom lie meets III social gatherings
is making very. large count on the
size Of his heart. 1870, ..
For the love Of goodness, children,
take an old lady's advice, and do not
let us hear Of John Stubb's wife kiss
Ing Jimmy Dubbs, while. John kisses
the mother Of Jimmy's children, and
so on, ad infnitun, to the end Of the
evening. When you:want? to have a
nice time; send down to Mr.. Balls for
Mr.. Dickinson and his violin, he is an
old Pennsylvania, and can talk Off
quadrillcs and cotillions in some thing
Of the Ole Bull style. -. Get him to tune
his strings and set his bow jin motion,
then go to work, and e burn your
partners," &C chassee" and :: balance
all " until there is no time. left for
caricaturing, DESIGNATING and prosti-
tuting SO sacred thing as a kiss.
which never ought to be any thing
else than pledge Of affection.
St. Cloud visiter [sic]. [volume] (St. Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-14

The Ph;'a lclphia Saturday Evening
Post is one Of the familiar face; which reg.
'ularly greets us away out west; and W.
eau assure our rca 'ets on the strength Of
4 long acquaintance with the Post that they
cannot find u better literary and family
newspaper. Grace Grconwold ana T. 5.
Arthur each furnish it ali original novelette,
for this year, d ...':
Terms = crpic: f'r - 8 for $40 and
one % The yctter ur Of The club. ls CO.
pies for SIS and 20 for $40 and in each
case . copy 10 The person getting up the
c?lI,: - ~
St. Cloud visiter [sic]. [volume] (St. Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-14
S Il INT CLOUD VISITER
. THURSDAY, JANUARY IL 1858
Jane Gray Swisshelm, Editor.
To Subscribers.

" Produce of any kind, viii be re-
ceived in payment for subscription.
We want potatoes, corn, turnips, hay,
neel, game, frewood, furs, any thing
good to eat or wear, or use about the
house. .s.f .t.H.. ....s.
St. Cloud visiter [sic]. [volume] (St. Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-14

The Little Pilgrim is a caills naIcr pAi>-
l;shed rne'itFly at phi!ate!p''! Pa, tn 80
cents per annum, by Grace Greenvco | -.
The Pilgrim is perfect treasure to q child,
and is worth four times tho pfice to 3 p,-
rent for lHc occupation. it furnishes 10 the
Little folks. Every family where there arv
chIlfc.} $jlo!;Il be furn,s ed with one a:
more chiiti's s.. p'pcrs. to afford fresh anil
suitable 1eail =, matter for .thc Restless
young minds tina. viii H. acquiring ileas
Of SONS kin | aud as n,ucl! need whole.
some tomI q, do the bodies they inhstit.
I4et parents try the Pilgrim and see how
often lhcy can anuse q restless child, to-
young to read, by rea |ias for tn IN, It's
pleasant S. cries.
St. Cloud visiter [sic]. [volume] (St. Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-14

y. The senate ' ST South, caro'n.. on t,o
sth- ult,,,,:. Indefinitely postponed rc,solu.
'ti5ns in favor Of re-opening the Slave
trade. @"@5 eng ''.a ~ .S'}'AS1F 2@' os">F'
St. Cloud visiter [sic]. [volume] (St. Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-14

n 4AIy95 '''' have lately seen good lea ,
pf boas tinigof large vegetables milne
5ne wspapars,s it may not be asniss e.
'state. g feWfacts occurring in our own.
yi misty. Mr: Diah Rogers ofHomer
Valley, raised upon three quarters Of
AN acresof ground the following crop:
2 l-2 bushels OF beans.
80 bushels Of potatoes.
+ Is bushels Of beets; one of these
beets measured twenty-eight inches
in length, twenty,:three and half in
circumference, aud weighed twelve
pounds. -
r. Ia Observation-Disclosures. savsaaasas. ers,a
6 bus heels Of parsnips, oneo Of these
thirty~four inches in length, and hf-
teen and a half in circumference.
- IL bushels Of. onions. s1ot.as. =: fsaes :
!, 81 bushels sweet turnips, one OF
these turnips measured forty seven
and half inches IN" circumference,
and weighed seven pounds. ~~...
s bushels Of flat turnips.
100 head OF enormously large cab
pages T .AE. -. 49,.
i y Chinese sugar cane from ten to
fourteen feet high, from winch four
gallons Of prime moliasses was mad G.
;a1'here was one row seven rods in
length. Not one half Of the Juice of
| the cane was saved, Besides this
there was raised three dozen water
melons and six dozen musk melons,
some Of them very large.
/ Who can beat this ? Who now will
say that Minnesota is too cold for
! farming ?--Winona Republican.
St. Cloud visiter [sic]. [volume] (St. Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-14

30 o. New: Years dayt Meessrs.y G.
Taylor and +. Alden went out hunt'
ing,tsat 8 O'clock, 4. NJ :, returned at
Am s,abringgipgs each a fne,1;;youpsg
deer y to Mr. Taylor we are indebted
for superb3 roast Of fresh venison.,%s !,
St. Cloud visiter [sic]. [volume] (St. Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-14

Mr.. Beanpre's ferry boat, at The
upper uClp,e landing, St. Cloud, was run
mig nj until the s28th December, when
il vas stopped, because ttllessii's e33bridge
below made, i nnnec essary,h The
river a' Is Completely bridged Al the low-
er ferry while rabovc and below it is
- III ~ ,Inan " a., .Sssr sa5t&af15 q
g, s'1h oPooAS &4ift ssse4s--s4 {,
4 Sorry TO Learn that Hon Cert :1
Smith has been very IL il ~ New lN Sc
he has, bows, yer, recovered suite !lf +
,entlyito return to his home in Peter
sboro.es The world Gam otfwelL spare
4 errit Smith, and we trust he. n ].
long live An honor I'd {, and q
St. Cloud visiter [sic]. [volume] (St. Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-14

~ z
feW5men, properly speaking,
Lives at resent,a ibutfare9 profiaIngrtao il
live at5another time. 81. III &*.tsa ~ W
He who Expresses honesty '''' est never.
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IL U CTKoT q o OD $
T. WARD G. CO.'S +.
FancyaDry Goods and Millinery Estab-
lishment,
NO. /, FLAGG's BLOCK.
READ READ READ (!
EMBROIDERIEs.

EMBROIDERIEs.
2oco oambrfc andswzs Bands at 81, So 1872, rs, and
81 cents, worth double the price.
1000 yards Edgings and Insertings, cheap.
1000 Cambria and Muslin Collars small sizes from Sc
to $3.50 Come and see them.
500 Infants Waists from Is cents to $500
90 Infants Robes, beautifu from ESQ to 100.
500 Dimity Bands, from IOc to SOC band.
Embroideries, Hem stitched and Grass Linen Bandktr
chiefs, reduced 25sper cent.
Black Grape Collars and Sleeves reduced Is per cent
vELVETs! VELvETs!!
Come them, and be surprised In these goods you
can save 90 cents in the dollar by visiting US.
GLOVES.
All our ladies' 75c Dseskin Gountlets to 5Oc M
All our Ladies', % and SOC Kids will be rushedsoG at
from to 10c pair
1000 pairs Ladies' estquali.y-Dark Mode Black and
White Paris Kid Gloves, Is, pair two pairs for rs.
we have sold within two months over 1000 pairs OF
tie above gloves and have not heard single complaint
Don't fail TO look at them.
lot of ladies' Wooden Gloves at Ct, s. 10, IS, Is,
and Is cents pair.
lot of Boys lined Gloves at TO- Is, and 20 cents
HOSIERY.
800 pairs of Ribbed WOODEN Hose to be closed out at
Is cents pair.
have been selling at12ic; four PAIRS at rs cents
1000 pairs Chiidren's Wooden Mitts 10 15c per pair
80 cents. Ii > - ~ W
5000 pairs Cotton Hose, two pairs for loo; two pairs
for be; two pairs for Is cents.
1000 pairs Of Mems Wooden Socks from 10 to rs cents
IRISH LINENS! IRISH LINENS!
5000 yards of Issh Linens, marked at %, 26 So 49,
to SO GEMS yard.
800 yards heavy Linen Huokabuck for Towels a. 15c
Gard ' - ~
200 yards of WIDE DAMAsK, for Table Cloths, at 80
cents yard, 2 yards wide. -
5000 Ladi s. Linen Handkerchief to be sold off at
5, g. Z, 8, 10, a 13c =
500 chldren's ooored Bordered Handkerchiss at the
pf d
PLAID, SWISS .JAooNET DOTTED, NAINsoor
aud other MUSLINS al cost
A few more OPERA HOODS left make your own
prices only be reasonable.
FUN! FUE'!3 FUN!!!
All our French Wove Shirt Boscms, at O. 8, s, 10 1885,
A very large lot of LINEN B0S0MS, 6ecipedly the
greatest bargains we ever offered Do not neglect seeing
seeing them.
YANKEE NOTIONS.
300 DOE, l. & P. Coats, Dicks, and WnlimanHc gen
ply
500 doz oolored and White Spool Cotton 8, per doz..
108 yds. to the spool -
Best Waterbury Pins, a Sc a paper.
100 doz best spool SIX, 15o per doz spools.
Worsted Braids for dresses, Sc piece.
400 Sets Brass Hoops al Sc per SIT
Coored Sewing Silk, 1c per skein.
Cotton Shoe Laces, 1c per Goz
Best Rubbtr Puff Combs. lOc a pair
lot Of Fine Ivory Combs, l, p 9, T. 5 &c.
Damaged Tooth Brushes from to 25,
Hair Brushes from 10 to 75e
Fancy Soaps and Poaatums all reduced from 20 to 80
per cent.
Ladies' you can purchase Goods 25 per cent Tor one
fourth less than in any other establishment in this city.
rms 10 no humbug. visit will cost nothing come and
Ssg our business is based on honorable dealings,
price and no jockeying. Respectfully,
T. WARD s. co.
,5B6agss Blocks nearly opposite the Bay State House.
IzV diff
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RATEg FoR ApYERTIsINa.

1.-THE square the space occupied by 100 words or 70
ength
IN DAILY.
One square, day 5Oc two days 75c; three days $1
four days $12o; week $780, two weeks So 5O each
subsequent week 75c three months $0 (neti six months
$40 (net)j one year SIG (ne).
One half square or less day Acc, two days oOc
three days 75c; week 81; two weeks $75 each sub
sequent week 40cj three months $4 six months ST. one
year $40
discounts will be upon six months bill at the rate
Of 10 per cent S Is per cent on 800 Is per cent
$50 per cent on from SO to $75 s3 per cent on from
e.Yeary advertisingp at s25 per squase per annum
changeable not otener than week. But yearly ad-
versers will be confined to their ordinary legitimate bus
ness advertising, and to the ordinary style Of display
an other advertisements from them will charged at the
usual rates.
WEEKLY.
One square, week 75c three weeks 81; each after
Insertion 20cj six months So; oae ye4i 80 0ae half
square less, week 60c; year So. No yearly
advertising" in weekly except by special contract.
Discounts will be made on the above rates in the
ratio as advertisements in the Daily.
SPECIAL ADVERTISING IN E1THEA PAPER.
Messengers notices $l6O; Assignees notices 81 $50;
Executors Administrator notices of appointment
$l,60; Probate notices. ordinary FORM S125 All other
legal notices 20 per cent advance from ordnery rates.
S1,25 per square Of IL lines; charge for this descip
lion Of advertising being less than ST..
special Notices 90 per cent in advance Of the ordinary
rates.
Notices of Political and other meetings and conventions
will be charged at the usual advertising prices.
Religious notices, cards of acknowledgements from oer-
gymen and the like, SOC per square.
Marriages and deaths gratis. Notices of funerals Csc.
All obituary notices additions of any kind to the
simple announcement of deaths and marriages charged at
the of rate of &c line
All transient advertising and all from abroad unless
accompanied by satisfactory local reference must be
paid for in advance
From and after this date the above of advertising
will be rigidly adhered to.
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We would respectfully inform them Of the
arrival Of cur
First Purchases IF 1858:
At prices which will entae US to share Of patronage
even of those most economical.
The following are afw Of the leading articles which
we propose to offer:
Very handsome and tasteful French Cambria, Muslin,
Maltese Honiton and Grape COLLARS Of the very lat
est styles Maltese, Houion, Muslin aud Cambria Sets
Cambria and Muslin EDGINas; INsERTlNGs; rich En-
broidered SKIRTS; Undersleeves; Infaus Waists and
Robes. Round cornered French Wells.
Wehavere received something new in Embroidered Hand.
kerchiefs, &c. Real Moaaic, Cameo, God Stone ard
Silk BUTTONS. Crochet Dress Fringesj Figured Velvet
Fringes, Brdings and Tassels Black Velvet Ribbons
we have received line Of the very best quaitie;
Valencia Hosiery and Gloves have also received new
assortment Of Worsted Slipper Patterns Chair seats
Worsted Patternsi Eubroiieries; Flosses and Silks.
Worsteds in every colir Cheaile Head Dresses; and
other Fancy Goods such usually found in First
Glass Embroidery ami Trimming Store.
As we continue to purchase Goods direct from the
Importers and MAnutao;urers, FOR CASE EXcLU
SIYELY. we can with propriety claim the ability Of
selling our Goods as low as the lowest.
Very Respectfully, GROSS & sTRAUs,
1872 Main Street, opposite the Post Office
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superior copper Rlate Engraving.
Published by j. JOHNSON, New York 4 Washingto
This work exhibits the whole of North America south
OF the 5Oth Parallel Of Ladtudeembracng the Canadas,
the United States and Territories Mexico Central Amer
ca, the Ishmus of Panama, tho West India Islands New
Brunswick, Nova Scotia, and part of South America
Alsoa superior Map Of the World. It is on scale arg
er by 10 miles to the nh than the largest Map of the
same territory ever published and Is miles 10 the inch
larger than Monks or the Map Of Sour Country" 1t
occupies sheet 70 by S0inehes larger Il an Sherman Il
Smiths mammoth Map of the Old States (no Coltonis)
and covering about times the earths surface
as that work 1t is 1900 inches larger than COL
TOMS Monks, MitohePs Map and gives geographic
cal delneatons Of the Countries it embraces with an ac-
curacy and iuness of detail altogether beyond the reach
of any other Map.
The large scale which the work is projected has
abed US to give much better Map of Mexico and Cen
trail America than has ever before been exhbted in
nection with country. The is true of Cuba, ia
maca, and the West India Islands.
In additions to this the Keys Banks Soundings Ohar-
nes Currents and Routes Of Vessels in those
all exhibited, and scenti6cdat inserted, making
plee Mariners Chart Of the West India Seas and Gulf
of Mexico
The prineipamateals for this portion uruished
by e. h G. W. Blunt. In reading ship news naval
writings, the advantage of such map hardly be
priced too hgly With the regard to accuracy and
detail are given also as far North settled the British
Possessions OF North America.
This Map of the World shows for the first time On any
Map the Arctic Explorations of Dr. Kane.
Valuable Tables of Distances and Of Statistics,
piled from authentic documents, fill up the parts
of the Sheet and give vast amount of information
much Of which be found only in expensive works in
accessible TO the generality Of readers. In short,
claim to have produced long demanded work, which in
breadth Of design embraces everything the American
reader can desre,and which in minueness of detail Jacks
nothing In all its departments, in the extent of terri
tory exhibited in uuesJ of DETAIL in correctness, in the
amount Of information, in the fneness Of the engraving,
in the beauty Of Its embellishments, in the artistic
cuion generally and in respect to price, challenge
comparison with any thing before the public
The Publishers respectfully ask those who desire
perior Map examine this before purchasing any other
GotH al puh
Agents.
The Agent for this County will in short tnie call on
the people generally, when all examine and judge for
themselves. few Agents wanted.
B-Dont forget the publishers name Address
A. j. J0nHSON, New York
DR.. Q. ALLEN, Washington D. c., p,t,.hor.
r. @. BROWNING, Indianapolis, Ind, hNDiSui9'
PETER WYcKoFF, B. Falls, Vt,
1924 d&wtf
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WATCHES,
JEW ELRY.
AND SILVER WARE
ATCEIES,
1T a Great Reduction from, former prices.

Our stock of WATCHES is very large,
and from the most celebrated manufactures such the
F. B. Adams & Son, Jules Jurgenson, james Nardin
Perret and many others of different manufacture all o.
which will be sold at the lowest cash price. 4..
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CLOCKS! CLOCKS!! CLOCKS!!! of
different patterns in Gilt Bronze, and Marble Cases,
which be bought low,
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lRE WORCESTER SPY.


Printed and Published By 5oHs MILTON EARLE, q
raaNAs OREv at No. 2I2 Main Street. Worcester Mass.
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BOOKS, &C.
NEW BOOKS, NEW BOOKS
S. THOMPSON &c Co.

=" = 1919 = y ~ - y y
247 rTafn street,
Wayerly Novels, nsv Edition
MarTyatts Novels, new Editions
American Merchants in Europe, Asia and Australia,
by Freeman Hunt
The Englishman in Kanzas
Zla, the Child Medium.
Knaves and Fools, Witty.
The Border Rover. by Emerson Bennett.
The IroTs, by sewell.
Grace Amber, Dennison.
The Norse-Folk Brace.
Life of Charlotte pgonte.
Viva, by Mrs. soutbEorth
Things not generally known.
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1858 Broadway, New York.
BLISS'S DYSPEPTIC REMEDY is for sale by all
respectable Druggists, and by whom it will be sent to
any address by mail receiving Two dollars the price
Of the medicine. at.
Tee trade supplied by HARRAL, RIsbEY, & KITCH-
EN- Importers and Wholesale Druggists rs Barclay It,.
New York. sole agents for lew England and New York
mch6 daR2w
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Particular attention paid to WATCH RE-
PAIRING AND ENGRAVING.
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Our assortment of SOLID SILVER and
PLATED WARE is unsurpassed, consisting of Spoons,
Forks, Knives, Ladies', Cups &c, which will be sold at
unusually low prices ~
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-03-10

JEWELRY.-We have an endless variety,
such as G1ld Chains, Pins, Ear Rings Thimbes Pencils
&c. &c., all of which will be sold at prices that cannot
fail to suit the purchaser.
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DAILY PAPER-FoUR DOLLARS a year, payable al,
ways IN ADVANCE. All subscriptions discontinued ct
the expiration of the term paid for.
WESLEY P4PER.-Price two dollars year. 81 for six
months and 90 for three months. If paid strictly in
dvance, SITE cts. year; single copies cents each
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j o FL N = O MS
New Illustrated and EmBelished County Map of the
REPUBLICS OF NORTH AMERICA.
with the Adjacent Countries and Islands;
Compiled, Drawn and Engraved from the United States
Land and Coast and British Admiralty Surveys
and other reliable sources.
Superior Copper Plate Engraving.
Published by A. J. JOHNSON, New York Il Washingto
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WEDNESDAY MORNING. MARCH
DRY GOODS.
EHOR THE CONVENIENCE OF THE
LAD lie s!

We would respectfully inform them of the
arrival Of cur
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YRLYETs! YELYErsII

Come, see them, and be surprised. In these goods
can save 90 cents in the dollar by visiting us.