ocr: CHAKLXS G MARTIN. W.M. B. MARTIN. Martin & r No 118 Main St, No. 113 Broadway, ) MAMMOTH STOCK We are bow manufacturing: ti complete STOCK of SPRING CW lered to the Public and bv Ihe fir.t oi'x-. it completed. Our FALL SALES so . . ceiled our expectations, Ibat. we were entirely ant of goods, and were compelled to disappoint hundreds of custo mer. But for the approaching season we shall en deavor to manufacture a Mock that will supply all who favor us with their patronage. It is useless to baast of great bargains, as it I a fact acknowledged by all who have purchased of us, that w can and do sell clothing that pay them better and sells ou" cleaner than those pnrchased at any other house. CaU.BBfl Me will Usy you througU wills plu- tj- Motto Large Sales and small profits. MARTIN & BROTHER, He. 113 Broadway $ No. IW Main street. Ktm XotH. . . an. uia, . . , fl ebt7-ly 23- Se0 term of Daily at the, head of the Irit olumtt on third, page,


Hannibal journal.

ocr: Limo for Salo! i iinvc iitno tor snie, ol n Fine White Quality, And will dull it Very Cheap for Cash, At tho lime kiln fonnnlv omipirnl In Pat link J. Willi Hill .Wt, llnnnibiil.'Mo. mylr5:id3m JOHN t... CKRRY.

place_of_publication: Hannibal, Mo.

publisher: O. Clemens


ocr: Lime for Sale! I luve lime for sale, pf, av.s s'L'" Fine White duality. And will sell it Vrry Ckeap fr , , , . . I k 1 t3 U HIV fHU iviiiiunj vvvviwa mr j a jf mrirSSdSm' IOHN G. qERR.


ocr: GRAND COMBINATION! r . . . - - . . . . ' i -..'. ; " ' " " . . 'WW' : HERR DRIESBACH & CO.'S COMBINED WITH MABIE & CO.'S UNITED STATES CIRCUS, iFom a o e r. A. OLDER. MANAGER.


ocr: Lime for Sale! I have lime for sale, of a Fine White Quality, And will sell it Very Cheap for Cash, At tho lime kiln formerly occupied bv Tat-rii-k J. Will Hill siree't. Hannibal, Mo. myUT:M3m JOHN G. GEKIiV.


ocr: 'Cheap Kents QUICK BALES AND, ,..,-. . Small Profits, AT THE JL One Store. AND rice ON BIRD, BETWEEN MAIN TI11UD STUEETS, THf: t-lTRSCRIDPJt rtrna hit aineert thank, to the cuitem of Hannibal and vicinity, ' .Tardea. Jary lo Ik Mitt," for Iht ir liberal patronigt, ana ht hope to merit continuation el Ihe umt. Tli rror,ltf,Bf " eoniltiei ma onineicntnt aame plan ml principlei thtt likt tllibllahmtnU In New York and floaton are now enmltiell. He will adhere ilrieily to tht (INE PRICK SYSTEM." Kvery article w ill bt marked il tht very " Lowcit C'mhI PllCV,M anil no variation will bt mide, unlen fui daroace. No mi.repreeentllioni or undue urging will bealtuwed. Il la mv deteimlnalion lo ilo a ulraight forward ami honorable btritnata, tnd IVtt from in trick to common to ih Iridt, tnd lo mikt my ei'ib liahmenl an mraclivo and desinbl. retort lo purchtt m,lor mything under tht riimt of Dry Goods. No pain, will kt spared In procuring for iny etialom rt taHAeni' aWey, tilth aiticlai which art no lo be. found In thii raaiket. Buy inn only fmtn t"t Imparl frt, tin A tht bent Whole nil Hornet tn Kt. Lotiii. Mv aelecliom art mule with greet care, m in Eltgnitet af Myii tnd durability I will be In reveipt of good a ttYeky o lotg naviga tion remain! open. Which will enabl. me l til lime to hve t eompl.it orloient on html, lor tht inspec tion of Ihoee wishing lo purchut Fancy, Vanity, tnd Mplt Dry Good.. My ttock conaitti. In part, ti followt: Prints. Ilerrimiick, Cocheca, Phillip Allen'. ITamilton's . . V, lift- i C3 m ... Alnka U . 1 1 :bier, Mneln, Pruviiienee. and Jiloomdelt, til which trt 'Renowned' lor ;etegtnc. ei tyyit. -rati Cetri tnd dnrtble, price ranging from Ik to II. Lawns. 30 p. from tht debited faetory of Hartminn, 0H 10: Fine Fashionable Gingham Lawn, J6ci Painted Jaconet, 40c. Bernge De Laincs Fathionabl. S ylts 20c, 2li!, 9e, and Met for rite. Silk Bcragc;?. Meat beautiful patti-ma tnd fi-hiaunhlt atylet, lie. 43oi Ratlin, an ied both new 5ft e: plain, hint and bUcat, 40c: latity ailkt tissues, Mci black, All Wool I)c Pink, green, blue, bliek tnd mode, Oie. Silks. BlkeV.it l 10. fl.lS. 3l 2: waltred. ti t 0 fancv fume.), at W7c tl. S1.1". tl IS. and tl lb: ence ill.,aU colon, lirnittiaii , a. Isric'ivvf'e: rnuKlin Victory lawn, .laronat, I.inl muslin, Kmhioi dtird 8vtsi, Oapnet, out piece superfine: Whitt Demi t):Fieiich woikng cotton, Until Quia. Sundries. rarrrcombrita.all eolora: M'hllneni pillow Funa llnon aheellnn. f-4, 7fi bleached 10-4 ai d 18 4: Tvble Diaper, H-4: B earned Biown bhreti' . 44(L2rt Siiperfiiio 4-4 Ticmi r, Vtod?Klat IHei Coiiunadea and DenimtJor Chil reiaweai,at UcSNct 4-4 Biayi IJntn. A conplite taaorimtnt of Hosiery and French FmbrolOertd Colltra. Underslecvea, and C Mandeicheilti Linen Handk.ixlitifi, at 12c to Kmbtoidtied do, $1,50, Silk Veile, at $1,60; at irue i Hnir and Tooth A varK tT of Combat J Drtft Rnltoni, Tearl A gala Whit, and Colored, 3 doten fnr eta; Ie. tnd Kdiiiifr; l.ial. tnd thread KdmK' t'w' Jacbontt ridding and Imntinga, liom lie lo40ci Perimetric, at be. A large tiioitmet ot SiU Paraioli, at fit to Latest Style of and Cap lubbons. Atamva an band a eomnlatt 8loca of Zenbvr tad, at J cam per Metn, Working Ctnvtu; aiMr. at 10e Mr Slieat. Oilt Not. Pajver, Fancy and Bin. Letter dot tapt Fancy Knvettpett Plain. Whit, and Buff Steal fanei leaiy P Holderat Copy Bok, tt be I Oct SltteijU 74c tnil Ides Bitit i-en.ue. Black and Red ' nandwim. tat In alriaed auhimer Tealt. tt f5r to twtll Lot of aillr r.ired Wint.r V.elt, wi lbt autttTbe,wortbtl,2&, Ladiea' Misaet1 and Cblldrent Shoes and Gaiters. From tht tnoat comaann to Ibe moat tidy, th. eVyleat Infantt Soil Moraccoi Youth's, Boy, Men' CUlt Bregma. A'llkeitl ditconnt wa.leto tbote bylng to tell ' Thaailiteiii ot Hannibal, and Marlon and th. joining eaimtia,ara rftpclfuN tolicited to an inat ion of my ttock ot vitUingllit city. 1 flafer taif that tht ttyla, alegtact, durabiUly and prieei tbatroadi will rae.1 the approbation of all . tf RIMCMBCB.TIU: FLAG SIN,Bird TAa Stir.


ocr: Lime for Sale! 1 hnve lime f -r '0, of n Fine Whitf Quality, Alld w'ui : i i it Vtry ( !u.. t,ir (asli. At tho lime kiln formerly occupied by Pat rick . I. Wills Hill street, Hannibal. Mo. mylir.JJ.,m JOHN G. GEUKY.


ocr: T.TERR ALEXANDER, MAGICIAN AND VF.NTRIL04isr, IS COMING ! ! And w ill perforin at tha MARKET HAUL, Oo Thursday Eveninj;, Sep.embcr 15, Doors open at 7 o'clock. Performance will commence at 8 o'clock. XT Tickets 2S cents. S14J21


ocr: SPALDING & ttOOF.RS ON BOARD THE vjlCs&u&no ip & & o ie The Company will Perform at Louisiana, on Monday Quincy, Lagrango, Tully, Warsaw, Keokuk, Wedncaday Ihuraday Thursday Friday, Fridnyi At May 1G, " 18, ' 10 19, - " 20, - - - " 20, PRICES OF ADMISSION. Kress Circle, (nil cant-bottom arm-cliuiri) . Painily Jtat!t, icualuoneu seals,) (Jailer), - .... Jallery for colored persons, .... Positively no half price 2 and 7 1-2 2 and 7 1-2 10 2 and 7 1-2 10 2 and 7 1-2 O'clock, P. M. P. M. A. M. P. M. A. M. P. M. 50 25 25 25 " (ap.'J0dtdStw2l) f- St:it may be aecured by calling on Col. Willi, at the office, on board the Pulace


ocr: GRAND COMBINATION! t 4 " . ,V.i' " : ' HERR DRIESBACH & CO.'S COMBINED WITH MABIE & CO.'S UNITED STATES CIRCUS, E jb a 0 S 2 P. A. OLDER, MANAGER. Aarott 4th 5th " aa tioaa, Royal and Braailiaa Tigara, Cbeta or 1 Iota, Crril Cat, Mesicaa Ltoa,Criu)y aad Black aAU aad Chin Sheep alae, great variety of Vira Mabie United btalee Ctrcua. wit beat eilra Will EihiMt at nattTill, oa Ifaaday, - - - At Madiaoo, oa Tuoaday, At Paha, aa WdBdy, At Cllatoo, oa Tberedty, ...... At Kborpibugk, oa Friday, ------- AWHaambeJ, oa Batarday, -------- At Paiarra. oa MoadaT. ino peoiK are retpecueiry in;cimr iaai ioe iw van aaiaaiuamma, uaiieei ror im prearar ferai by far tba Urrest eolleetiea of U TLNO AMMALS had th atoot attracUr array of IRQ N0VELX1LS. ever ihibitd in th or any other country. Tb Mtatrerie contain aaaay rare oeaotiiel spociaten of animate nature, tucn Asiatic Eftpbanta, Arabian Camel. Atiati and Afri can Lioee, Royal and Braailiaa Tigara, Cbeta or Buating Leopard. Soath Ajnariean Paathora. Coonra. aitca scar, rreiree, ivcora, nycnas; ui c ale t rated ty ol Bird and Meakey, which wm e xhitiitd ia I eilra char a. The Cavakada will arrie ia towa oa th above noraiac. aad there will bo a CRAND heralded by tbe Moastcr Elepbaat XaaUto-Alia, om of tba larreot ia Lb Vaitod State. Tb will bo prrreded by too reUbrated MEW TORE BRASS BAND, dine tod by th reoewned Fnrlo W. A. STEELE. Coaniicaoas ia U Crand Caeaicad will be cooa the MAMMOTH PERFORM gr vi aswi . j pinn Mavrrkw avurpp doT-wf rro .1 v,.mIinnvivpruuli,;Mwat wwrn-naue A thrilling perferraanceat eubtikikitianinaaLwwauaaeomir ger. Leopard, Couga:., PaulUer., tU,-ib. ttne M perfena.d by bia ia aU tba prii cinal aitios of MABIE at CO.'B TNITET) STATfe CIH.CUS Thit tupndou tabl'nhmnt it o-i-.i,--' n an be ar Eaneatrian Trcun sow tiavtlitf. Tb Diincinal atai ho coainoM th Kouettr.a i'.anrc are. '. Wateiman. Eautstrian Maatxer and telebrtled two, four aad aix aotao ridart Uari Richard, world1 only bar btck rider and celebrated leeper i J. Sbolae, Uat groat India-rubber aaaa and globo


ocr: RAILROAD DEPOT LOCATED I It is not yet determined where. But C. W. BRYAN wants $10,000 in Cold, At (lie St. Louis Stove Store, for which ho will envo in exchange, Filler's Celebrated Charter Oak end Pioneer Cook Stoves, At the Lowest Cash Piice. K3T St. Louis Stove Store, Main Street, two doors Norlh of the Brady House. C. W. BRYAN. (mcb22-d-wbm)


ocr: SUARlSaa MARTIN. WK. B. MARTIN. - Mar tin & Brother, no lis wain st, sr. li vm N. 113 Broadway, New Yo k. SCAM MOTH 8T0CK 07 SPRING fl.iLi!iia;fta We are now mamifaeturinr the Unrest and most complete STOCK or 8VRING CLOTHING over or fered to th Public, and by the Brt of Mart will have it completed. Our FALL SALES so far ex ceased cut expectation, that, we wees entirely out of goods, nd were compelled to disappoint hundreds of custo mers'. But for the -approaching season we shall en deavor to manufacture stock that will tupply all who favor hi with their pajronage.' It la useless to beast of great bargains, as it Is a faot acknowledged by II who have purchased of us, that wo can and do sell clothing that pays them better and sells off oloaner than thoae pnrrhased at any other house, . Call, and we will skew yon thraaajla wjtat, yU - . .. . sara. " .. . . tf Motto Large Sale and small profits. '. MARTK & lllUOXHfitt, Ho. 113 Broadway ' . 4 No. llo Mainetrtef, New York. I I, W. Low. TeblT-lf oNttilli of EeuljVtf 'kt "ti ta fret (jolim. e tairrl ifs.


ocr: DAILY. I. HANNIBAL, MO.: SATURDAY EVENING, AUGUST 20, 1853. NUMBER 113. FOR THE ST.ITES.'t Down Go the Prices! & VI mr-ir PILLS. CURF. OP T.Ops OF HEALTH, STOMACH, INDIGESTION AD OF BLPJI) 10 I'Hr'. HEAD. a letter from Mr. John llovf of F.rw-vn,ar fiartfcn, mtrw int"tii Hoixoway: I avail myself of lh firt opportunity of inform that for every leng period I wm efllietedwith gigainess ena irequem wiaiaiiiir in me by Ion of appetite, disordered atomarb. impaired heslth; Every means bad give n any rermane nt relif,an'd at length I ao alarming that I waa really afraid of going aa attendant. In tbia melancholy con 1 waited personally upon Mr Hushes, Chemist, for the purpose of eoniulting him aa to what do t be kindly recommended your Pills, I without delay, and after taking them for a 1 am happy to bear testimony to their won efficacy. I am now restored to peifect health, to run me mvui"nl ''n'ic. Yntiaieat to publish tbia let r in any vy yo-i ray tliiuk I am. Sir, your ottdien' Nrtvant, (Signed) Ji UN LLOYD. MIRACULOUS CURB OF DROPSY. 8ia I deem it a duty I ewe to you and the at large, to inform you of a most miraculous re from that dreadful disease, Daorsv, and which, u affected by your invaluable Pills. I Ave timea within eight mouths, and skil by two medical piaclilioneis, but could cured, until I bad recourse to your remedy, and all I had undertone, ibis miraculous cured me In the course of aix weeks. (Signed) EDWARD ROWLEY. CURE OF A STOMACH COM WITH INDIGESTION AND VIOLENT HEAD-ACHES. r a Lttttr from Mr. S. Govern, Chttnitt, of r Brttioi, mim jtuy Mia, ion. Hollowy: a Si a I am requested by a Lady named Thom arrived freia tbe West ludis,'ta acquaint you a period of eight years, herself and lamily suf aontiuual bad health, arising from disorders liver and stomach. Indigestion, Loss of Appetite, Head-achea, paias in the side, weakness and debility, for which aha consulted the most em in the colony, but without any beneficial re last aba had recourse to your invaluable Tills, in a vert short time affected ao great a chance better, that aha continued the m, and the whole were restored to health and strength. Further, In to aav, that aha baa witnessed their ex virtue in those complaints incidental to particularly in cues of Measles and Scarlati fleeted positive cures of these diseases with f&cned) S. GOWKN. cebbralraf PiUs are odrrflly ifficaeiout in I As ea MUr from Edword Rowley, Ktq. , of India Walk, Tobago, dated JprU 8t, 181i. Holiowat: following completers P. T. BARNUII'S GRAND COLOSSAL Sspterubsr 16th t 17th! 19th, 20th and Slat The American Museum and Menagerie will Exhibit at PALMYRA. Monday, September Wih : TROY, Fiiev, HANNIBAL, TUESDAY. 13tli: 8T. CH 'LE4, Saturday, NEW LONDON, Wci'iicsiay, 14 b : 8T. LOCio, Monday S p', SUAUAU UKbLii, inursuay. " uiu: Price of Admission 50 Cents, Children under 9 jears u 25 Cents. To the whole of this immense F.stsblishmsnt, including Geneial Tom Thuu.t, t.. entire collection sf Wild Animals, Wax Statuary, Mr. Pierce's performances in the Dens, the Baby Elephant, Mr. Nells' per formances, Ac, no extra charge under any pretense whatever, let the reports be what they way. OT Doors open from I 1- te 4, and from 7 ta S o'clock, P. M. The largest Traveling EXHIBITION in the World, being a eosabiaation of all tba moat papular and aa exceptionable amusementa of tbe aget enlarged aad improved for the season of 153. A TEAM OF TEN ELEPHANTS Will draw tba great Car of Juggernaut. A Baby Ele pa ant, Only on year old.a.id about 3 1-3 feet high, will carry upon his back around the interior of the immense Pavillion, the Lilliputian GENERAL TOM THUMB. The magnitieent Cortege comprises 110 Horsea and vo men. me ravmion ot h.xbibilien baa been enlarged until it la capable of accommodating IS, 000 spec tatora at onca. The collection of living Wild Animals includes the most splendid specimens ever exhibited in America. Among many othera will be foand EIGHT BEAUTIFUL LIONS Fresh from their native Foresta. A Monster White Polar Bear, of prodigioaa six and ferocity. A Maenifi cent Royal Tijer t tbe largest one ever captured alive. A Pair of Young Liana ; only aix months old. An InlanUle Cajirlj only aix months of age, tba first ever born in America A.C., 4.C. Ike drove of Eleiibanta ware captured in tbe jung es of Central Ceylon, by Messra. S. B. June and Uoo. Nutter, assisted by !ita Na tivea, alter a pursuit of three months and four days in the Jungles. They were finally entrapped and secured in an Indian Kraal or Trap of enormous dimensions aud prodigious strength, where tbey were aubdeed. The van tupnaat acceapamea us uam, ana was weaned on us passage iroin inuia. P. T. B A R N U 1YE, Dropsy Inflamroatioo Aatbma Dysentery Stone and (travel Bilious Corn Liver Complaints plaints Blotches en tba Female Irregular- Btsibv sain ius Tic Douloureux Bowel Cora- of all kinds Piles plaints Clean Colica Tenereal Afse- Constipation of tiona tbe Bowela Retention of U- Worms of all from rina kinds cauaa Consumption Head-acha or Eing'a Debility Indigestion Ate. fee. at the aatabliahment af Professor Hot. tow at, Strand, (aear Temple Bar,) London, and by all of Medicinaa throuehout the United States, in I7a.,87e., and $1.50e. each. Wholesale by Drng Ihonsea in tha Untenk and by A. B. ft. D. Saw Da. New York is a considerable saving by taking the siaee. Directions for tbe guidance af padenta in eve ry disorder are affixed ta eacn oox. HAT DEN t WILSON, XHVSKTCM AND M ANVFACTUBER8 OF and Coach Hardware) Camago Trimming, Ac. Itwrtax RNUsx Street B. Lonia. Proprietor af tba American Museum, Mew York, has the honor to announce, that eacouragad by tba brilliant succeea which baa attended all bia various efforts for the amaaemeut of the public, bo baa beea led ta farm tbe project of organizing a vat traveling MUSEUM OF WONDERS, Whieh comprises a greater variety of Attractiona, and mora extraordinary Neveltiea, than any traveling ex hibition in ihe world. Every feature of tbia Mammoth Establishment ia of a peculiar and interesting na ture, and the whole ia produced anon a nitantic scale of magnitude. The traveller: paraphernalia af tha A- I niericau Mdeum. as u eaters each lowu, is produced by tbe rprieous El" CAR OF JUC6ERNAUTI jrt Drawn by Ten Elephants, superbly canaritoued.bainc an aceuiate model of that terrible enrine of idolatrous aaciahce, fiui.-hed and decorated In all the extravagancea of the Hindoo atyla. Following laie monster vehicle, la a lung procession ot costly Lagrs and larnagea, the whole terming a apectacle ol more than Uriental splen dor. Tbe Exhibition will take ulace within a maraificant Venerated Pavilliou, eomuosad of Aaiericaa t ars of walcr-pieof labric. The real, gvauiue, origiual Cjrcncral Tom Thumb la attached to this F.iUib'tian.aad will appear in all his performances as civea bsfora tha principal erowaed beada of Europe, including Songs, Dancea, Grecian Statutes and his admisei! personatioaa of fcapoleon and neoericn ine ureal, i ne lima General ia twenty-one yeara at age, weisjne only nileen pounas. aua ia cat twenty-eight inches high. Alsoougugnd Mr. JVellis, The man without arms, who will execute bis extraordinary feata af loading aad firing a pistol with bia toes ; culling promo iikeni.'sses ; slieeting at a mark Mitna bow ana arrows play ing upon ine Aecordeon aua Vio- iiucviiu.eic. xur. neuiM, in incse peuoimances, exnioiui woauenui example oi wuai inaoinnauia enerey and iuduktry can accomplish, uvea wheniabonug nuder disadvaatagee apparently the moat iusarmeuutable. A complete nenagene ei Living Wild Animals, II also iacluded in tha American Museum, and at a convenient period durUg the Exhibition Will enter the Dena of tbe Wild Beasts, aad give bia claaaical illustrations of Hercules etrargUcf With tbe isasmean Lion I Daniel ia tbe t-iwii's Dea i Baupaon destroying tbe Lisa, fcc. Wue el Ihe taoal iBleresling poruoaael uie eauiBitiea u lu.'.ut.l i y in cuplay or a great collection or TV A X S T A T U A K Y . Including fit una of the e.xa rt li.'i. of all the Preiidenta of the United States, and also of A great camber ei iae bull.. e arae er, auk-:!:!! a foreign, anei wnicaare accurate ukeuessss, ana appropriately cea- lumea u uct. ins- wn i'ip' .nmen ia a vast repoanery oi WONDKFL'L OBJECTS OF NATURE AND ART, The fo'.l par i.uiars of vtiiicl, ii would be impossible to rive within the limits of a newspaper advertisement, atl 4U.cii 1 at 'en bio. .gut ti gather at an eaoraioua expenditure ef means, forming the largest and most novel uivi u'.' - xa iiKiuu in tui or a.iy etner couniry. A ti M iutf i Binn will pctloiin tbe meat popular airs ef the day. es the precession enters town, and also during tue hours of inhibition. (augl9davwtd) Ifarble Emporium. DAVID DEAN, AKDFACTTJRER and dealer ia Italian i Aatericaa Marble. He baa now aa hand a large aad will mraiia oa tae aaorwai aeuee, Marble Maatet Pasceai Vine Partot and Chamber Grates; Counter aad Wash taada CardeaTaaaa, atataam TMk fitiMMei every ether deecriptioa of MARBLt WORK CT Call at his Marble lard opposite J Henae, HajiaibaJ, Me, KW GROCERY! 11 A T the eld atund, tha Baltimore btore, Bearly! KIDWELL'S sSisszsamm w eitrmt of ueecn urop, or tancer kobi, Jraauatly etieaeod ever her una waa ao violent Umi far all oTwaka Ike hiabasi mark once la euli! will a ai, aaa sole ea lew as at anj outer boom m ue euv4 I rMpauieilj eak ay rridj en Uie auklle (aaeially la aalfi aae mt aareta ewiaiaiaa ewwaue. U3m laa 9 JOHN K. JAKES. BI1AND. nTOlOMPale aad Dark fcaody for MedUaal wrposa, M. rot eaie as aae larai snare ex Jaty , llHAwta AKPKRSOK. whlehtneuellyeiMaeed ever her whAska4y. TheahnraaiM lot ihe Iimus waa aa violent that we pelreo' of eatlni bar teaa, eM Crea uw Mi of her ftat. BU. ax aaaaa iw nar allia ha4 1 aad aftw aalag lu eapa, anS lakmg a sr 10 buttlee ac awalM a raaacaa, aaa a freal eueinr w prnp ai cimb latlllai rtmT Tr almiH faajm Wabaier to He waa cva 'in r tha eaaaaw af tha Katnat ef Bmh Dmp, anO I eaei ml la thieeweeka Bar aacaa wre all haead i aid ar haaS. aa IberrtMe ta tbe aleht, waa aaaa mtUt ap- aaa ta atarita aaw, aa aim is ama a heanat aualif l aaa aaa aai aaa iae new 'nrara e( aw emus eleae. "Cheap Rents," QUICK SALES AND Small Profits, AT THE One Price Store. ON BIRD. BETWEEN MAIN AND TIMID STREETS, THE SUBSCRIBER returns his sincere thaaks ta the cilnem ot Hannibal and vicinity, "Parrice iary io (As Indict,' for their liberal patronage, and he hones to merit a continuation nf tha same. The proprietor will conduct his businesscn the tame plan and principles that like establishments in New York and Boston are now conducted. Me will adhere) strictly to the ONE TRICE SYSTEM." Every article will be insrked at the very " Loweftt Cftnh Price," and no variation will bo mad, vrileaa for damage. Mo misrepresentations or undue ui i.g will beallowed. It is mv determination to do a etraight forward and honomble business, and frea from tbe tricka so common to the trsde. and to risks my e'ab lishment an attractive ami desirable resort to purchas e's, tor anything under the name of Dry Gouds. No pains will be spared in piocuring lor my custom ers ti'tiAoai delay, such aiticles which are net to be leiind in this market. Ruving only from the ImyoHm, and the best Whole sale Houses in St. Louis. Mv selections are made with great rare, as io EUzanct of Stylt and tfaraoiitry. I will be in receipt of goods weekly so long as naviga tion remains open. Which will enable me at all timea to have a complete assortment on hand, tor tbe inspec tion of those wishing to purchase Fancy, Tariety, aad Staple Dry Goods. My stock consists, in part, as follows: PRINTS. Merrimack, Cocbeco, Phillip Allen's, Hamilton's Lobe, J. Dunnell's, American, Spragua, Globe, Man :hester, Mavhola, Providence, and Bloomdale, alt oT which are 'Renowned' for Eelegance of Style, 'tut CoUW and durable, prices ranging from So to IS. Lawns. SO ps. from tha celebrated factory of Hartmana. 109 SO: ancy Fasbiouable Gingham Lawn, IJc: Paiatee, Jaconet, 40. ili rags Delaine. Fashionable Styles iUc,:3e. 88c. and lis: far super fine. Silk Btragtt. Most beautiful pattarns and U. hi enable styles, Sir. lie, 43c: Sattia, striped both wsyt, 5c- plain, pink. blue ana blaex, sue: fancy sils tissues, aoc: blsak, do iOc. All nool Dflaxnri. Pink, green, blue, black and mode, 63c. SILKS. Black, at $1.10, $1.15. $l.2Ch watered, at SI N: fancy figured, at t)7c $1, $1.10, $1.1 J. and $!.: Flor ence silks, all celors, Gcuhams, a. ISJcfiSc: Swiss muslin. Victory lawn, Jaconet, Bard muslin, Embroi 'ered Swiss, Capnet. one piece superfiue: TTkite Demi .y: French working cotton, lines note. SUNDRIES, Paper eotnbries, all colors: Irish linear pillow ease do Russia linen ebeelin?, H-4, 70c: bleached aheeling 10-4 and 12 4: Table Diaper, 8-4: Bleached Muslius: Brown Shee'.ng, 4-4s2c: Superfine 4-4 Ticaing, 83c: b'ood 7-8, at ls: Cottonadrs and Denims for Chil dren's wear, at l.'ct'.'Wc: 4.4 Blaya Linen. A complete assortment of Hosiery and Glovts. French Embroidered Collars, Vnrieraleevee, aad i. C. Handercheirs: Linen Haadkarcheifa, at ISc to 40c: Embroidered do, $1,60: Bilk Veils, at $1,50: Common, at 90ci Hair at.i Tooth Brushes. A variety af Comb.- Pf Drcia Buttons, Pearl do: Agate White and Colored, i doxea for S cts: Cot'oa Lace end Edging: Lisle and thread Edging: Swiss and Jaekonet Edging and Inaertings, from lac to40e: ivory Perforator, at be. A Isree assortrcet ot Sill Parsaols, fit to $4: Latssl Styles of Bonnti and ( ap RMon. Always on hsnd a complete Stocx oi Tephyr Wara ted, at 1 cent per Sxein, Working Canvass: Perforated paper, at 20c tier Sheet. tiilt Note Paper, Fancy and Bine Letter do: Foele Cap: Fancy Envelopes; Plain, White and BaflT da: Steel Pene: Ivor Pen Holders: Copy Beoxs, at be aojt 10c: Blates,at 71r and 15c: SU's Pencils. Black and lUd Ink. PTridaome sat.o strij.ej summer Vests, at 86c ta $1: a sma l et ol silk ficmed Winter Vests, will te closed outat75e,wcrtti$l,25. Ladiaa' Mia?es' and Children't tha and Gaitars. From the irnal rommon to the most tidy, the Latest Styles: Intent's Soil Morocco: Youth's, Boy'a aad Men's Calf Brogans. A liberal discount made to those bying ta te arain.. The eitixaue at Hannibal , and Atarion and tha ade joining countiea,aie reapectfully aolicited to aa exam laatiea ef my clock on visiting the city. I flatter my self that tha atyla, elegance, durability and price of the goods will meet the approbation of (J REMEMBER Tatt FLAG 81 GK, Bird sorest Op btaire. ept-tt-4ytr S.M. MOORE


ocr: Lime for Sale! i have lime for sale, of a Fine While Quality, And will .ell it Very Cheap for Cash, At tha lime kiln formerly occupied bv Tat- rlok J. Wills Hill siuct, Hannibnl,"Mi. inyl Volld'Jm JUllN U. UEIiliV.


ocr: Lime fcr Sale! 1 have limp for sale, of n Fine White Quality, And will sell it Very t'iicap for Cah, At tho lime kiln formerly occupied by Pat rick J. Wills Hill street, Hannibal, Mo. myl iT3J3m JOHN O. CKRllY.


ocr: Lime for Salo! I have limn for xalo, of a Fine White duality, And will ncll it Very Cheap for Cnsli, At tho litnn kiln formerly ori!Uiieil by Fut ii k J. Willi Hill mrcet, llunnibul. Mo. ftny 1 IWddlliu JOHN t;. CF.UIl V .


ocr: "Cheap Rents," QUICK SALES AND Small Pronto, AT THE One Price Store. ON BIRD, BETWEEN MAIN AND THIRD BTREETS. TOP Q&aB3 Tltt SUBSCRIBER return Mi ilncer thenke to the tttlitni ef Hannibal ind ylilnlty, J.rtie. lory ( UM ladle, for their libertl pitrottgt, ana h bent I artl a aentinuellon et Ik lame. The proprietor will conduct hi builne tn th itm pita and principle that lik eiebliehmnti In New York tad Botttn ere now onduted, Me will adhere etrlctly to IN "ONE PRICK SYSTEM." K.vry mrtlela will be Barked at td very " Ixawreet t'uli Prlca," end no variation will be made, unleia for dtrntge. No mlirepreeeatetlon or undue urging will lUowd. It li my detetmlnntlon to de airtight forward tnd honorable butlneie, and fr from tht trlekl M commoa t th trad, and le mek ay teb Uibmtnt an attractive end dealrabl retort I pure hat er, tor ytMng dr tne neae or pry uned. no Mine wm m iwn in on i trfiAMl del, luck ertltl i ipered In atecurlne for my cuttera utk ertltl which ar net le b round I thVt Mtrktt lurint etl frea hMrfm,tnd lh bfit whT tie fttuiti la It. LAnlt, M tlilM tr mtdt wlik pttt ctre, ti le M!lf tf fryli tnd Vetilif y I will be tn recilM of teedi wklii to lone m Atvitt tlen NMlntentn. Wfaich will tntble et tl til Hint le kt t cemjiUle tuerltitnt en ktnd, ler the Ixiptt Ilea tf Ihete wlihlnf te aartktM ftiry, Vtritty, tnd (tele Dry Gocdi. My Meek toatitli, la ptrl, u follow. Printn. MtrHatcki Cecbwe, FklUif Alio'. Iltmllten't lM, J, Dunntui, AAtrratn, eprtgvra, wiooe, run kMUr, MarUItt, Prevliitec. and lleemiltle, all or kith erewnewaed for Rtltnn ef Btyle. f tt (Wtrt tad duitbt, prlH raning Ireta w le II. Lawns. M ae. (rem Ike eltbrtld Ocrery ef fterlrain, I (XI Ni itnty ruaieataie etagbta bawa, oi rtmitu jicne!, gt, Bcrage De Lainos FitbleatbU iiyltt IOc,fiic, B8c, ud for tuptr 1m. Silk BcraffCfs. Meet betulinil ptttorni ttd bihlentble KyUii S3, U,43et Pttiln, I'rlptd both wtyt, 6Vi pltln, plpk, bin ud bltta, 40ci ftaty till Hetuti, 60ci bltck, do All Wool Do Laincs. Flat. rm. alee, klick and Bode, 6V. Bilks. l..i A It l 6A. m..m.A .ft ft, 0IUR flilVt f1)IVt tsl.SI vrliwi ! ts,.eiu. fincT ftured, at Te tl, $1 10. tl.U. tnd ftt.tb: Flnr- tt tlilit.tll etlori, Otnbtt, at It(cfc88et Bwlu KMlla, Vrelery Itwn, Jtcentt, Btrd aiuiim, htitrel kartd Bwlu, Ctnntt.ent pltc niMrlnti White Dtl $ i Freach werking cettoaliaea Ami. Sundries. PanereeBibrica. all telerti Irlib liiieat aidew cue de ftuttie line aheellnt, TOi bletcbtd tbeetliif taa m et ltei iiitper, a-ei aietcnte nutiinti Brewn Bheetba, 4-4(RJei SuperftBe 4-4 TitBlng, S5ct tvtee i-o, at inoi mitontett ana uetiiwi ler vnii etrta'twetr.at le(lf)ci 4-4 lltyi L4nea. A teaxlet atiertaeat ef Hosiery and GIotcs: French Inbreldered Celrtrt. Vndrt)eeet. and L C. HtneerehtiiM Linen HtMkertaein, at lie te aoci KabreMered de,l,Oi tilt VeUt, at li.eti at vti Uoir and Tooth A variety ef Cewbtt fajf Dreta Bultent, Petri dei Agala Wklle and Celered, I deaea Ker B clu Ltee aad Edglnfi Litle and thread Kdxltit 8 win Hckonet Einmf and bawrtlamlrea lee te 40ct rtrieiture, at ae. A tart eiertaet el 8iU Parueto. at B6 la 14 Latest Stylo of and Cap lubbons, Alwayi eakttd aeeanlete Btect or Zepkyr Were tod, al I cent per Bcola, Werking Cuvaett wtper. at Mejier Sheet. Gilt Note Ptper.Ftncy tad llee letter dei capi fancy &nvtiepei nam, wane nan sua Bteel Peati Ivery Pea Holderti Cepy Been, at Be lOat Blatt,at T( aad I&ei Blata Ptacile. Black and Bed Ink VftndMBe tttln ttrlned waaer Vetta. at He to tl a aaall Lot of tllk Spired Winter Vetlt, will be oat at7e,wertBi. Ladlee' blUm1 and ColldreaHi Ohocs and Gaiters. Turn the atett eemaen to tbe vtett tWr. be B'yleti Tniant1 Ben Bforeeeei Yeuth'i, Beya Bita Cell Brogue. A llbetal dleceant maJtUthate eying to Nil The altlieua et Htaaiaai.ana xntnoa ana ine a jalnlei aeuaUet.ara reepectully aelleittd te an eata lactlea of ay tteek oa vltltlng tke city. I latter wlf that tbe ityle, eitgtnee, eurtoiwy ana pricee k. Mii will mm tb trnroeatiee ef all tb ULbiEMBKJt THS FLAG BIGN.llrd


ocr: DAILY. VOLUME 1. HANNIBAL, MO.: FRIDAY EVENING, AUGUST 26, 1853. HEALTH FOR THE STATES!! HOLLOWAY'S TILLS. BXTRAOnniNARY CURF. OF LOSS OF HEALTH, DISOKOKHKl) STOMACH. INDIGKSTION AND 1) K.T E R M 1 N AT 10 N OF BLOOD IOIHKHEAD. Con of a Utter from Nr. Joh lhid,of Erw-xn,tr Harifch, HtrionMuAirt T Profmor Holipwavi Bib I avail myself of th first opportunity of inform, ing you, that for a very lone period I was afflictedwith a dangerous giJdineis and TiequeM swimmings in the bead, attended by lost of appetite, disordered stomach. and generally impaired health: Kvery means had failed to give mi any permanent reliaf,nd at length 1 became ao alarming that I was really afraid of going about wiihout an attendant. In this melancholy con 1ition I waited personslly upon Mr Hnrties, Chemist, Harlech, for th purpose of consulting him as to what I had better do be kindly leeommcnded your Pills, I tried them without delay, and after taking them for a abort time I am happy to bear testimony to their won ierl'ul efficacy. I am now restoied to ptifect health, and enabled to resume my ual duties. You are at liberty to publish this letter in any way you may think proper. I am, Sir, your obedient Servant, Junefith.tRiS. (Signed) JOHN LLOYD. MIRACULOUS CURE OF DROPSY. Dka Si 1 deem it a duty I owe to you and the public at large, to inform you of a most miraculous re cavery from that dreadful distaae, Daorsv, and which, stnder God. was effected by your invaluable Pills. I was tapped five timet within eight months, and sLil 1ally treated by two medical pract it loneis, but could bM pet cured, until I bad recourse to your remedy, and notwithstanding all I had undergone', this miraculous medic me cured me in the course of six weeks. (Sifned) EDWARD ROWLEY. INFALLIBLE CURE OF A STOMACH COM. TLAlhT, WITH INDIGESTION AND VIOLENT HEAD-ACHES. Extract rf Irttir from Mr. S. Gotw, Vil, of n . J..J i t. it. i.o&a caion, mar muioi, aaua jmiy inn, ioji. To Professor Ht town Daaa Si a I am requested by a Lady named Thorn, as, just arrived Iron Hie West Indies, to acquaint you that lor a period of eight years, hetselftfnd lamily aul fered from contiuual bad health, arising from disorders of the liver and stomach. Indigestion, Loss of Appetite, violent Head-aches, pains in the side, weakness and general debility, for which she consulted the most em inent men in the colonv. but without any beneficial-re tult; at last the had recourse to your uivaiuaoie ruts, Which in a verr short time effected ao great a change for the better, that ska continued them, ai.d the whole family were restored to health and atrengtb. Further, ho desires me to sar, that aha has witnessed their ex traordinary virtues in those complaints incidental to children, partirulail in eases of Measles and Scarlati na, having effected positive cures of these diseases with . other. emedy. (Signed) S. GOWEN. Thut otltbrattd Pill' art vxnderflty tfficatimu Extract of a IUer from Edward Rowley, Etq.,ofJndia Walk, ToUfO, daltd Jpril 8(4, 18S. To Professor HoixowaY! ' fatlmainr eomnleinJj. Dropsy Inflammation Astbma Dysentery Stone and Gravel Bilious Corn Liver Complaints plaint Blotche on tie Female Irregular akin Tie DouUureux r it .j j3v . r , ""2a " nit P. T. BARNUM'S GRAND COLOSSAL September If'tb 17lh: Ague Sore Throats Jaundice Erysipelas Secondary 8jmp-atoma Lumbago Fevers of all kinds Piles tic Bowel Com. plaint Colics Constipation of th Bowel Worms of all kinds Head-ache Indigestion Tumours Ulcer Rheumatism Venereal A flee Fill tioas Gout Retention of U- Weakness, from rine whatever causa Consumption Scrofula or King' Debility .V1I KC. OLC, Sold at th establishment of Profeasor HotiowAV, 244, Strand, (near Temple Bar,) Londou, and by all vendor of Medicine throughout the United State, in boxes at 374c, 87c, and $1.50c. each. Wholesale by .h principal Dmg Ihouse in the TJniou, and ' by 'Mesera. A. B. D. Samds, New York tJ-Tbeie is a considerable saviug by taking the larger aiiea. ..... J, B. Direction for the guidance orpatiaota in ava- 7 ry disorder are affixed to each box. je-J. II AY DEN & WILSON, IMPORTERS AND MANUrACTUMRB OF Saddlery aid Coach Hardware, Carriage) Trimmings, &o. N.11, Nortit Mala St. Laia. Marble Emporioa. DAVID DEAN, , n r aNrTT aPTTTRER and dealar In Italian and iVl American Marble. He be now on band a larpr atsortment.'and will furnish on tb uorteat notice, Marble Mantel Pteceti Vina Parlor and Chamber Grateti . Counter and Wuh btaoda: v - i' Garde Vaae, .,,'' fitataary) .r And everyolher deecription of MABBLE' WORK at lowprice. CT Call at bi Marble Ywd oppoeite f Tlie America Museum and Menagerie will Exhibit at PALMYRA, Monday, September lath i TROY, Fiiday, HANNIBAL, TUESDAY, 13th: ST. CHARLES. Satui,Uv. NEW LONDON, Wednesday, 14tb t ST. LOUIS, Monday, St-pt. 19th, COth and 'Jl.t. BOWLING GREEN, Thursday, 13th: ' 1 Price of Admission 50 Cents, Children nndcr 9 years of age 25 Cents. To th whole of this immense Establishment, including General Tom Thumb, the entiie collretioa of Wild Animate, Wax Statuary, Mr. Pierce'a performances in the Den, the Baby Kir pliant, Mr. Nell' pei loimancet, tuc., no extra charge under any pretense whatever, let the reports be what tln-y may. U Door open from I l-X to 4, aud from list o'clock, P. M. The largest Traveling EXHIBITION in the World, being a combination of all the most popular aud un exceptionable amusement of the ace: enlarged and improved tor the aon of IJ3. A TEAM OF TEN ELEPHANTS Will draw th gteat Car of Juggernaut. A Baby Elephant, Only on year old, a,ul about 3 US feet high, will carry upon kia back around the interior of the immense Pavilliou, the Lilliputian GENERAL TOM THUMB. The magnificent fort age comprises 1 10 Horse and 00 men. The Pavillion of Exhibition has been enlarged until it in capable of accommodating 15,000 spec tatora at once. Th collection of living Wild Animal include the most splcudid speciweu ever exhibited in America, imouc many oiners win oe louna KIUIIV BEAUTIFUL LltWS Fresh from their native Forest. A Monster White Polar Biar,of prodigious site and ferocity, A Magnifi cent Royal Tiger: the largest one ever captured alive. A Pair of Young Lions ; onlv six months old. An Infantile Ca.nrl; only six months of age. the first ever born in America &c, fee. Tko drove of Elephants were captured in the June es of Central Ceylon, by Messrs. S. B. June and Geo. Nutter, assisted by ) Na lives, after a pursuit of three month and foutdaya in the Jungles. They were finally entrapped and secured in an Indian Kraal or Tiapof cuormeu dimension and prodigious strength, where they wer subdued. The Calf Elephant accompanies its Dam, and was weaned ou it passage fmia India. P. T. BARNUIH, Proprietor of th American Museum, New York, has the honor to announce, that encouraged by the brilliant success which bas attended alibis vaiious efforts forth amusement of the public, he has b.en led to form th project of oiganizing a vast traveling MUSEUM OF WONDEKS, Which comprises a grea'er variety of Attraction, and more extraordinary Novelties, than any traveling ex hibition in the world. Every feature of this Mammoth Establishment is of a peculiar and interesting na ture, and the whole i produced upon a gigantic scale of magnitude. The traveling paraphernalia of the A merican Museum, as it eater each town, is produced by th gorgeous CP CAR OF JUGGERNAUT! 4i Drawn by Ten Elephants, superbly caparisoned, being an accuiate model of that terrible engine of idolatrous saciab.ee, finished and decorated iu all the extravagances of the Hindoo style. Following thi soustar vehicle, is a long procession of costly Cages aud Carriages, the whole forming a spectacle of more than Otiental splen dor. The Exhibition w ill take place wilhiu a magnificent Variegated Pavillion, composed of American Fai of water-preof fabric. Th real, genuine, original General Tom Thumb I attached to this Exhibition, and will appear in all hit performance as giveu before the principal clowned bead of Europe, including Songs, Dances, Grecian Statute and his admired personation of Napoleon and Fiederick the Great. Th little General is twenty-one years of age, weighs only tilleeu pounds, and is but twenty-eight inches high. Also engaged 31 r. Nell 1 s Th man without arms, who will execute bis extraordinary feat of loading and firing a pistol with hit toes cutting profile likenesses j shooting at a mark with a bow and arrow ) playing upon th Arcoideon aud Vio. lincello,etc. Mr. Nellie, in these performance, exhibit a wonderful example ol what indomitable euercy and industry can accomplish, eveu when laboring andcr disadvaatages apparently the mot iiuurmouutablo. A complete Menagerie of Living Wild Animals, b also included in tbe American Museum, and at a convenient period duriS lb Exhibition MR. PIERCE Will enter tb Den of tb Wild Beasts, and give bis classical illustrations of Hercules struggling with th portion of th exhibition i formed by the display af a great collection of V A A 1 A I V A K J , Including figure of the six of life, of all the Presidents of th United Stale, and also of a great number of th noted character, American and Foreign, all of which are accural likenesses, and appropriately cos tumed. In fact, the whole Establishment is a vast repository of WONDERFUL OBJECTS OF NATURE AND ART, Th full particulars of which it would be impossible to give within th limit of a newspaper advert uemeiit. aad whacn baa keen brought together at an enormous expenditure of mean, forming the largest aud most novel traveling Exhibition in Ibia or any other country. - A fin Military Band will per lorm tb most popular airs of tb day, a the procession enter town, and also duriug th hour of Exhibition. (augltfdJiwtd) . . Xi2W GROCERY, . j 1 T th old aland, the Baltimore Store, nearly il. opposite the City Hotel, where may be found i a too Mnorlinaal of rocrta of Am quality, e etwaa a laW eheapeM. Aa4 wfeaatnry cae he bad, butter, eer !",' bacoa. a.e, sue all efwbleb ik kigUoM Mrt sKla e4 win be hM. an4 aotd aa kwr at aa ikrr buwn la Uw tUf I (apeeueMy eafe y Meiuki and lb pablle aarally as ail, aaai m ax aoe pofUHMaa anawtm. -.jyMDst JOHN B. JAMES. nutut om raw aaai ara atraaay I or taaw paipow,; X for siMueunic over et : , , J) UM-damlia ABDEKSON. KID WELL'S COMPOl'XD FLUID FM1CT OF Beech Drop, er Cancer Koot, whWktMllyaaiaaeVavariMrwbokiaady. Tkeebanrbw of tb eUKa wa ao vwleal tluu ere VpaiiW of lt bat urn hKmM lira kaef kr fort. 8 " am a lira baa i altar am; tar tapa, " lak! baeiaaa of flt raMoaa, aa4 a (teal oatltf ef Bana arllla, aoaa airwtr Jaaw Wrtwct to w. M waa mt- haaat or tb lanw ol ma ajuam at umm in It. anaanta bt astaa am all btaM i aa bat ba4,aa barnbla aa tbaaaibt, waaaaoadiit ak Bb wanta awar. I aad bauaa with a kaaiiby laaul , aad.kaa aot ha tbe bai lataja ol bat diaaaae (uue. Down Go the "Cheap UUICK AND Small AT THE . One Priee ON BIRD. UKTWI'.r.N THIRD KTUKKTS, PHK c'I'Hm'IHKKK returns Ins A. Ihf eilivi'iis ot' llannihal end lory to tht Aa.ti. lor their liberal hoes to merit a continuation of the The proprietor will rmidiirt hi tiiiii itati and principles that like i.ihlnliun York and Boston ar, now roihlm icl. stcictly to the -tlXF. riJH'K .wtiele will be markel at the v"V Price,'' and no variation will bo ma ilumnire. No miiirepreyrntatinns r iind'! bealloueil. It is inv Ovtrmunntion lo totward aud honorutile buiuus, aud tricks so common to the trade, and to lishment an attractive and desirable er, for atiythir.g under the nam of Dry No pains will be paivd in piucmiiij lor ers trihoet rfrue, such article! which funtid in this market. Hnvirig only Irvm the lmfor.Vrs,and the sale Homes in St. Louis. M with great care, a ir Eltg f Male I will be in receipt of eo.t i-rA.' mi tion remains open. Which will enable to have a eoinplete asuottiaent cn hand, tion of those wishing to punha.e fancy, My atiMrk consists, in part, as follow: rnixrs. Merrim.iek, Tochoco, riiillin Allen's Lobe, J. inmllN. American, apr.igiirt, .liester, M.ivhelo. I'rvilenre. and which .ire'Keiiowueu' for 1-Xof.tnre of libr and duiablr, prices ranj.iiij irom SO ps. from therrlrhialed I.M'tntv of 3): Jancv Kaabionablu tJilieharu Ijiwn. Jaconet, iOc. Fashionable Styles 2i,23c, 2Sc, and fin. Silk Borages. Most brautitul patterns and tj luoinhle. Sac.43: Sattin, slnpeil both ways, blue and black, -10c; lancy siIk tiism-j, 50c. .f.7 ir,x Ma nits. 1'inK, green, bliK', black and inotlc, iC'C SILKS. Black, at $1.10. fl.15. $!: fancy fiuied, at tl?c $1, $l.ia Jrl.i;.. aixl enee silks, all coloi j, iu;luii., a' l;';. muslin. Victory lawn, Jjcouet, Bji.I ervt Swi.v. Capnet.one piece sui'iliue; y: French working cotton, linen tlojs. SUXDRIKS. Taper romtuics, til colors: lush linen: Tviissia linen sherting. 9-1, iOe: bleai 10-4 and I J 4: Table liaper, Brown Mieeli'ii;, 4-4(iSe: Suiwiliue 4-4 (.'oo'l 7-, at IV: Collcna.les and Uren's wear, at lielriSc: 4-4 Maya A complete aotisciil of H.isirry inl Glns. Frenrh Embroidered Collars, C. llaiidorcheils: Linen llandkcreheils, at Kinhroidered do, $10: Silk Veils, at at -l0c: Hair oni Toolh Brushes. A variety of Combs: Pvff Press Agat White and Colored, 3 do en lor b Lace and tvlging; Lisle and thread Jackonet Edging and Inserting, from 16c IVrfoiatera, at be. A large, assortmct ol 6Uk rarasola, Laksl Styles of Bonnet and Cap Always on band acomnUM Slocx oi ted, at 1 rent per Stein, Working paper, at 50c per &eet. iilt Note Paper, Fancy and Blue Cap: Fancy F.ovelopes-. Plain, Whit Steel Penai Ivory Pen HoVlers: Copt 10c: Slates,at 7ie. and 15c: Slate Pencils. Elark and Rl hh. Haadsoa satia striped u aimer Vesta, a ama Lot of silk ticuted Winter Vesta, out at 7ic, wwrth $1-V Ladies' Missee and ChUdrea Shoe and Ktxiters. Fro sa the awiat eonunon to tbe neat Styles: Iiilant Sett Morocco; Youth's, Men1 Cilf Brogan. A libetal ducount snadc to those aying Tb citiseua ot Hannibal, and Marioit joining coU)tie,ar respectfully solicited tnation of my atock on visiting th city. . srlf That tb style, elegance, durability ID C"a win saeer tb anneatiaiioa oi tr REMEMBER THt FLAI Ud Stales, ar.-2i da.wly S N. I FLAG be Brad y House, tlanaibal. Mo, -


ocr: W m .... i iv . 7'.r-'.'r'"n,,5 in; eao meat P. ."'JVV " BPRINO CLOTHING ever of T" " f wl ! ! H ? sioc. ,n' V,lW,Uh,', P116- " Zl 'l " - . who have purchased of u, ?J0,hir ! ptyg them b.tter and sella off cleaner I'nrtun.en at any a CHARLEtO VARTIN Vat. ft. M.kllN. Hart In: &, Brfrther. M . V aa. ... V I AO iio tOMia OX., h IX TJOaJ - . No. 113 SroRdwray, Vw To Jc ; MAMMOTH STOCK OFEPRINO en Tt.(T (iu ner t m SkW A HAd 4AL ell 3s O :u L coupteletl. Uur FALL BALES a far .mI..i ou' exPecU,ion,1' ,hV V w,n. n!ir'y of goods, and were compelled to disappoint hundreds of costo' mere. ' But for the approaching season w shall en deavor lo manufacture a stock that will supply all who Is useless lo beast all who have purchased of us, that we can and do sell wi.n tnuav inircuaen ai any oiner noose. Call.ajasl wo will aaiow ymm lairoagh Willi le- O Motto Large Sales and small profile. . MARTIN fe RHfiTHFn No. Ill Broadway ( No. 118 Mara street, few m oik. l f tx. LOUIS. febl7-ly llotico to Country Merchants, WOODMAjVS CELEBRATED SOAP. nHP. nhnrlkef are sew mard In eieeate etOMe fnr ihU ai lit i urn alioriMi aoilee. To itanw who are nacqualnlac with Its BfopertlM, we will wrely ny thai ky f Ivte a ertferawte im weinary ana pa. clnilmcaa ae wUa with half Ibe osaal laaor, aao at lew einrnaa. frlaiad dlretlieaa for aae acroBipatiylM tvl rkira. AUraaa


ocr: HAKLKI 0 MARTIN. WM. I. MARTIN. Martin & Brother, 118 Main St, St L uis ' XTor. 113 Broadway, Naw To k. MAMMOTH STOCK OP bPING s(D it at a a Wi tf now minufar'u'lnf th large! and mot' iniilet STOCK of SPRING CLOTHING ever ! fared to tin Public tnd by 111 fir-l !' Much will htve u tin. pAi.t. .f.r (" ....... ami expedition!, Ihtl w wen tntlioly out rnod, tod wero eomptilid to diiippolnl humlmda or cualo- en. But for lh approaching tenon wo shall en- . -- ... p.., ... - favor ui witb weir patronage, it it uioir.i to tai wf ffimt burntln, U it fact ftcki.owUi.gtiJ by II who bavi nurchtaed ol u. that wo ca tnd do irlt Jut bine thtt ptyt llira botttr tnd irlli off cletnt r thtn thoM prchMd tt tny oilnr houM. II, Bull wo will ihow jrow thrHh wllk Ut( ui. tf Motto Lt'r tnd tmtl nmfiti. . MARTIN Hi BROTHER, &'. Ui Biot.lwiy I t No. Ill Mtinitrett, tw Yotk. j Vt. Louil. frblT-ly


ocr: GRAND COMBINATION! -mjfl ii HI I' I A" ::": w i ' f in in ::;. .. w- . - . - - - - - HERR DRIESBACH & CO.'S COMBINED WITH MABIE & CO.'S UNITED STATES CIRCUS, a 3i a a s d , P. A. OLDER MANAGER. August 94th S5ih. Will Exhibit at Ilut tville, en Mondey - - AI Madison, on Tuesday, . . At Pint, en Wednesdsy, At Clinton, on Thursday, At hherpsbnrgh, on FiiiUy, -


ocr: Wax beads. C8T rteeeir4, a eepply of WAS BEADS, at J (as...4lt COHEN'S. 1111 ANDY, nCKZ Old Pale eel Dark Braady for Medtelaal JT tor sale a ue ifg owte oi Jaly J, llM-43a AKDERSOy,


South Branch intelligencer. [volume]

ocr: WATCHES, GOLD & SILVER i, ii. mm & CO., NVatimi Si Jkvci.kv I N'). Hiltli'm** ?t., S- I * ? rui. 01 t 'I* ?* . ? Ihimkuks hI r. i.'lisli ami S.vi.-s ami l'< )()!.<; ,.f . v. rv .Irscrii.;.,,;. V. A 'It'll M *\i. M A . . M't ac rru!::{s <>>? imm: J K W K I. |i v call l!i?? attention of S.>iith'-rn an. I dealers in Watches, Je weiry etui Silver Ware to our vi-ry extensiw slock, ns'Jtirinjr them U.at i:i no article in cut JiriL' shall we allow any tsfabii-hmei.t surpass us, either in ?|wantity , 'piliiy, or low prices. We are the otily Wholesale in this branch o! '.ra le in D.iMi a?ul shall use ? very !'?ir means to induce Southern anil Western ui*Tcha'its J to open accounts with n?\ Our be as liher.il a:iJ aco iiinodatin^ a? j possibly he found in the I". S:at<-s. We will take "rest pleasure in shewing ! goad* to Southern and Western m-r wln-thcr they open accounts with ! or not. L. II. MILLER fi CO., | I inpi>rt??r< ol h'it>'liei, Ba'.t. j January 2S, 18f>3. ? ly. JTiotir am) ?cncral (Tom mission ts v s a .v /; s k\- . I

place_of_publication: Romney, Va. [W. Va.]

publisher: William Harper


ocr: to IiC> ??I the subscriber, on the night the I Jth ol February, a dark 10 US i:, a!, oil! 12 \vnr.i ol.l, ;i lump on hi:: sitU- n<-ar lliuk, wliili* spot abow liis .in:l wliiti' i'etlock. A li-' reward will !>o p.iiil lor his TIMOTHY SHUORUK. front Royal, April - - , 1853. TO HOTEL KEEPERS.


ocr: . S VIRGINIA HOTEL. CAPI1??4 . ? power to i iic i sc v ^-*01 HIS Company, v j?? l.rmjl <rf>ale ; rcaily t receive af r^v'_ e 1 olicieg, ail J (,.rs to tlieiitii |>ub^ |{J ? Hie iiiduccineif ,?afe Insurance rchati<li/.c, & rectors nsMti) lill bt% coiitliic ol* a homo CcOOO ali kiinis of'\B lair ami t-i|iiilai>n> r* ?th** public lliat t!:i* I willi a view to iiil oii (lie sartftt principle) oT / a cl*>je i^jid lo economy uinl tile vyr<| JV fllritlsiUENT, ahvj ^ which the s!hS. CARSON ; his BAR w!\ ITAKY, and his ST^UNK. strain, and Ostler. \. ? As lie intends to make this his residence, he will spare no pains in' to' render those who give l>'!n custom, both comfortable and happy. Hatters himself, from his long acquain with business and the manners oftlie that he can please the most fasti His charges will ever be mode- lor he his learned that exorbitant are the forerunner of u limited pa- lie, therefore, invites all to ex to him a share of their custom. C. K. MOORE. Romney, Jan. 7, 1S53. ? ly. a v ri , b 1 ?)iu^ I) : MEDIC A I. HOUSE, FIKIKEN YEARS BY r I | i ! ! i


ocr: j i T -> For the Removal and rtnaaaent Cart af all NBRVOl'S DISEASES, Inil of tbnaa Cmaplalata which a?a OUlri by u lfc pairad, or aohaalthy ctnijtion af tha MKRVOUS ITITEM. Hiia beautiful lad (MiultBl ipnllmHwi of tha ?>? Uiinua puwaraaf GALVANISM ui baan pronouncad tor fiatiaf uiahad phvikiina, hath i? Curopo end tha Unit ad nana, la bo Ua mwm i afdiciiial diacaaary ?/ Ui af a. OR. OHRHTIE'S OALYANIC ?04 MAGNETIC FLUID, ?a naod ?tth Uia moat ratfac* tod cartaia aoccaaa la all cam of OKRERtL DEBILITY, tianf thaninf tha waakaaad boOy. firing toaa to tfca ra< riooi orfana and Iniinrtllnf tha antira aritl-a Alaa in FITS. CRAMP. PARALYSIS aad TAIIV. bTSTEF 81 A or INDIOESTION. BIltUM ATLBM. ACUTE aad chronic, o out, kpilepst. lvmiaoo. deaf NESS. NERVOUS TREMORS. PALPITATION THE HEART, APOPLEXY. NEURALGIA. FAINS Id tha SIDE aad CHEST, LIVER COMPLAINT, (FINAL COMPLAINT, and CURVATURE af tha SPINE. COMPLAINT. DISEASES af tha KIDNEYS. CIENCT OF NERVOUS and PHYSICAL ENEMY. and ail NERVOUS DISEASES, whiak riB|tiMi M*a fruaa oaa atiapla oaaaa naaaly, Paaaagaawaal af tha llrlMt Bpataaa. ? f- la NERVOUS COMPLAINTS, Dnfi and daaa meriaii <Aa diaraaa. ft tha, arc Ma of tho already preairtW nika ; whiia aadar Ifca atranfthaninf. life grata*. allalnlaR lalaiar ? af * imam, aa tpplM or thla taaiMM Ml aillllfcl 4k aorarr.tha aahaoatad pallil aad waakaaad iifn raatatad to fcnaar haalth. itnaftk, ilaattilty aad llyn Tha (raat peculiarity aad millH af Dr. Ckrtelie's fialraato CmnttvM, aoorwta la tho tart that tha? arraat aad care diwiM h Y muJtearJ aavlacati'en, in [>lac a of tha oaaal laada of draf fine and iihiickinf tlia ptlaat till eahaaatod aiati hopalaaaly andar tha inlliatioc nn ih?|ll)a Ma altli rfualiri li< tin a fo lia* mj fit ifaed, frmaci tit aaerwliaae. aad ana da aliffc.raf ir\jury unitr mp orciMuicar??. Since thair Introduction ka tha I'ulad State*, only thraa yeata aioca, mora than 7 6,000 Persona Including all a|ai claaaaa and mnditta?>a,amaaf ?hKb araia a Itrja number of lediaa. wha ara peculiarly aob j act to Narroua Complainta, hara haaa ENTTRRLT AND FRRMAMMJFTXY CTURRD, ahan all hope af relief had haaa gtvaa ?F, aad thlM alaa haaa triad ia rain ? To illaatrata tho aaa af tha OALVASIO BELT. aa?aa tha aaaa af a parana aSUcted with that haaa of


ocr: Business' THK subscriber, having located in Romney, Hampshire county, Va.,fto>t respectfully embrace s this method of (brining the citizens of the same, and generally, that lie is now io execute all kinds o woik done in lii.s business, not only with neatness and de but such as will prove substantial durable ; and he hop"*, hy a strict attention to bu.-im . s, to merit portion of that patior.age fur h ?? people of old Hampshire are distill- in befctowing upon Ih'ir M char,* lie occupies the shop in which Mr. Hell recently wailed. WILI/IAM II. DA VIS. Romney, August 1, 1Sf?l. N. H. ? Cash, or its equivalent, will rjuircd every six months. \V. II. J), A FKKSII SUPPLY or J I "ST received and for =aii' :>v A i Ro.\'? f< k r vki:n;mu.. Komtiey, Fi b. ISfj.'J.


ocr: MOORE'S VIROINIA. HOTEL. THE SUBSCRIBER A VINCi purchased the "VIRGINIA 5 -M. 1IO PEL," ill Roinney, Hampshire begs leave to inform tlie travelling that lie is now ready to receive He is also prepared to accommo Boarders, either by the day, week, or year. HIS T ABLE always lie furnished with all the va which the season ami market can his BAR with the choicest LI and his STABLE with the best grain, and Ostler. As lie intends to make this his perma residence, he will spare no pains in to render those who give custom, both comfortable and hippy, Hatters himself, from his long acquain with business and the manners of the that he can please the most fasti His charges will ever be mode (or he has learned that exorbitant are the forerunner of a limited pa lie, therefore, invites all to ex to him a share of their custom. . . C. K. MOORE. R?mnev, Jan. 7, 1853.? !)"? AFFMVTED RFiAI) ! MEDICAL HOUSE, V IFTEEN YKARS AGO UY


The Minnesota pioneer. [volume]

place_of_publication: St. Paul, Minn. Territory

publisher: James M. Goodhue


ocr: | j ! j ijuuJson. BENJAMIN ALLF.X, ! Attorney t Line, Hudson, St. Croix County, H’fj. JOSEPH BOW RON, , Aotary Public and Lend Agent, Hudson, St. Croix County, Wisconsin, ■ B >HE-EMPTIO.V Claims secured, and entries made i M by Military Land Warrants. Blank Deeds and j Mortgage* constantly bn hmid. and conveyance- care- I folly and promptly attended to.


ocr: MINNESOTA PIONEER St. Paul, fUinncsota, "THURSDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1053. RATKB OF ADVERTISING. pTotiparie! Ivpe or Its equivalent.) !TR\T*>!ENTADVERriSFMKNTS.tHWperaqqare fit»2 !»•»., for tha first utsertion, and 50 cent, per square lit «acU suhbequeut in.eruon. } YEARLY ADVERTISEMENTS. I Onwrolwinu, .... - t r 'o . • Half a column, One fourth of n column. - - f Business Cards not ».«rr tts lines I Over six lines an i under ten Itnt.s, • Over ten Itses and under fifteen line. 10 00 For nil chenges ordered in aiiveriisemei ts, a charge ,i t.a made, of 30 cent, per 1000 (mi composition, f Wf to (burgs the above pncca, uniformly, for advertising ' St Taul, March i4th, H r >B. _. JoHKt’II U. BROWN—lMonevr. • p Will OUMBTBD—Democrat. | OWENS A MOORE—Minnosotia*. ■ . ' 1


The Weekly Minnesotian. [volume]

ocr: OWENS & MOORE, VOLUME 3. THE MINNESOTIAN, PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY, BY J.P. OWENS 4- G. W. MOORE , Saint Paul, Minnesota Territory. •TERMS:-Two Dollars per annum in advance. Three Dollars if not in ad vance. RATES OF ADVERTISING, {■ O*rAHEIL TYPE OR ITBEUUIV ALEUT.] Transient Advertisements, $1 00 per square of twelve lines, for the first Insertion, and fifty cents per Square for each subsequent insertion. s > . YEARLY ADVERTISEMENTS. One column, - S6O 00 Half a column, - 30 00 One-fourth of a column, - - 20 00 Business Cards not over six lines, - 6 00 Over six lines and under ten lines, - 760 Over ten lines and under fifteen lines, 10 00 For all change* ordered In advertlsemanls, a charge will be made of thirty cent* per 1,000 ems composition. We agree to charge the above prices, uniformly for ad vertising. James M. Goodhue, Pioneer, D. A. Robertson, Democrat, Owens & Moore, Mlnncsotian. St. Paul March 24th, 1862. * JAMES K. HUMPHREY, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Office over Irvine’s store, St. Anthony street, Saint Paul. THOMPSON A HAYNER, Attorneys at Law. So. 25 Nassau street, New York City. Andrew. Thompson, Henry Z. Hayner. . NORTON. EDWARD HEMPSTEAD. NORTON &. HEMPSTEAD, Wholesale Grocers Commission Merchants No. 115 South Water street, Chicago, 111. Gold T. Curtis. C. D. Gtltllean. CURTIS k GILFILEAN. Attorneys Counsellors at Law, *63—62y STILLWATER, M. T. TRAVIS ROSSER. M. L. OLDS. ROSSER & OLDS. ATTOUKKYS ANI) COUNSELLORS AT LAW. Of fice In the Secretary’s room In the capitol, at St. Paul, Minnesota Territory. 46-ly JEFFREY T. ADAMS, M. D., PH YS 1C IAN A NI) SUR G E ON. Office comer of .Main and Front streets, Mankato City, M innesota Territory. 48y W. P. MURRAY, ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW, St. Paul, Minn. Terr. WILL attend promptly and diligently to all business lutrusted to him. llalvng made himself acquaint ed with the quality and situation of the surveyed lands , In the territory, he Is prepared to locate land warrants to the best advantage. Persons at a distance may send their warrants here and their Interests will be attended to as If they were present. 83" Office on Third sreet. September 17, 1861. JOHN ESAIAS WARREN JOSEPH WAKEFIELD ( Wakefield & Warren, Attorneys and Counsel Hors at Law and Soli- i citors in Chancery. Office on Third Street, between Roberts and Minnesota, St. Paul, Min. Ter. W. & W. will attend with diligence and care to all bu. sines* of their profession, 111 the different courts of this Territory that may be intrusted to them. Their arrange- , moots in the state.; of New York and Rhode Island are | such as will enable them to transact business of a general I or special nature in those States with the utmost dispatch. They will moreover attend to the collection of d< bts, tlu* j locating of Land Warrants, the purchase and sale of city I lots or Real Estate in the country, and to all other mat ters directly or indirectly connected with the profession. ' M. E. AMES. ISAAC VAN ETTEN. | AMES & VAN ETTEN, Attorneys and Counsellors at Law, and Solic itors in Chancery. Ofiltu* corner Third atnl Minnesota streets, St. Paul, 31.1 t 3-8 y Li A. BABCOCK, M.S.WILKINSON. LAW FlllM, BABCOCK A. WILKINSON Attornles and Counsellors at Law, Solicitors in Chancery, &c. Office near the corner of Third and Roberts streets, &t. par.l Min. Ter. WIU attend to business of their profession in all the Courts or the Territory. nov. 22,1351. j D. COOPER, Attorney at L a to, RESUMES the practice Of his profession, an<l will at tend to all business entrusted to him lu the courts Uhe Territory. sCs“Omce ill the Rice House. May 28, 1853 —37y j MERRITT ALLEN, Attorney and Counsellor at Law and Solicitor in Chancery, Third Street, St. Paul, Minnesota Territory • Allen Pierse, Attorney at Law and General Land Agent, HAVING been Register of the Land Omce under the late administration, he is able to select the best land Id the Territory subject to entry', and will warrant the regularity of all locations made by hint. Oftlce on Cedar street, next door to the Episcopal Church, St. Paul, M. T. June 25, 1853—2-tltf A M ERICAN HO U SE, BY HOWARD & McCULLY, 8.8. howaßd, Galena, 111. oeo.m’cully. 3-3 y Emmett & Moss, Attorney* and Solicitor*. TT/ILL attend to professional business V? In the various Courts or the Territory. Particu lar attention given to the location of Land Warrants, buying and selling of lands, fee# I#au<l warrants for sale for cash or on time. Office on the corner of Wabashaw and Third streets, St. Paul Minnesota. L. EMMETT, July 1,1882. HENRY L. MOSS. Isaac Atwater, A TTORNEY & COUNSELLOR AT CX Law and Solicitor In Chancery. Will give prompt Attention to any business Intrusted hint In the line of his profession, In anv part of the Territory. Particular at tention paid to locating Land Warrants, Payment of Tax es, sale of Patents when Issues!, and Heal Estate In gen eral. Ortlce at St. Anthony, on Mala street, opposite the , Falls. j A. VAN VORHES, A TTORNEY & COUNSELLOR AT Jx. Law and Solicitor iu Chancery, will attend to ail professional business intrusted to his care, in the different j courts of the Territory. [Stillwater, 1862. 8. J. R. DcMillan, A TTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR JjL at Law, will attend promptly and faithfully to all ! business Intrusted to him In the line "I his profession at! Stillwater. St. Paul, St. Anthony ami throughout the Ter ritory of Minnesota and the adjoining countits of the State : of Wisconsin. Office at Stillwater, Minnesota. REFERENCES. Got Alex Ramsey, St Paul, Geo W Campbell & Co, Galena Pr C W Burup, do R Lansing do Mr J W Simpson, do SO Butler, St Louis Mr O Walker, Marine Mills T II Larkin & Co do MrHßurkey, do Sam’lJ Wetherlll&Co do Mr C J Butler do Jos C Butlo- Jt Co do ] non A W Loomis, Pittsburg Jos P Beggs do | Uou C ShaJer, <lo J K Moorhead, Esq. Pittsburg O w Jackson, Esq. do Sani’l Gormly Esq. do ; Mat J B Butler, and c itizens generally. 18m* W. H. Se mines, Attorney at Law, and Solicitor in Chancery, Willow River,Wis. Will practice in the counties of St. Croix and LaCrosse, Wisconsin, and lu the District Court of Washington coun ty, Minnesota. 83" Valuable town lot* In the village Of Willow River for sale. 38y W. Richardson, •jVTOTARY PUBLIC, Conveyancer, and II Laud Agent. Office, opposite the St. Charles House, St. Anthony Falls- DR. T. R. POTTS, Corn Roberts ard sixth streets, St. Paul attend to the duties of his profession In Saint Dr. L. C. Kinney, Office in Holland Place, St. Anthony street, St. Paul, TENDERS hi* professional services to the citizens of St. Paul and vicinity. Having hail an experience of over ten years In the prac tice of mediciue, one of which was spent a* Physician and Surgeon with the U. S. army in Mexico; he flatters himself that he will be able to merit the confidence of all who may favor him with a share of their patronage. , July 30, lh63—46tf W. B. HASELTINE# £• • BENT. HASELTINE & BENT, Dealers iu ! Hides, Leather, Tanner s Oil , and Shoerna j hers Findings, Philadelphia Calf and Kip; Also, French Call and Patent Leather, NO. 20C>, MAIN STREET, ST. LOUIS, MO., (Between Virginia and Missouri Hotels.) The highest market price paid in Cash for Hides# August 13, 1863—I8tf Chas. H. Parker, Banker and Exchange Broker , St. Paul, Min. Ter. Due attention paid to collections, and proceeds remitted promptly at the lowest rate of exchange, and If paid at or before maturity, no charge for commission. Sight drafts on eastern and southern cities, constantly for sale. Land warrants bought and sold. 47y Truman D. Smith, Justice of the Peace , JVotary Public, Collector and General Agent. HAS removed his office to the New Building opposite the Post Office, corner of Third and Minnesota sts., where he will be found ready to attend to the collection of debts, purchasing and selling real estate, payment of Taxes, locating Land Warrants, etc. Having been iu the business for some time past, and being provided with Maps of all the surveyed portion of the Territory, anti of the Cities on the Minnesota river, he flatters himself that he will be able to give satisfaction to all who may give him a call. N. B. Town lots in St Paul, St. Anthony and all the towns on the Minnesota for sale at reasonable prices. Also, farms In the country with or without improve ments. [St. Paul, June 4,1853. 38y LEVI E. THOMPSON. THEO. £. PARKER. THOMPSON & PARKER, Attorneys S,- Counsellors at Law, 3 ltf Stillwater, Minnesota Territory. J. W. Bass, Forwarding 8f Commis’n Merchant Lower Landing, S t Paul, Minnesota. W. H. FORBES, UUR COMPANY—St. Paul Outfit— A Also Dry Goods and Groceries, corner of Third and Jackson streets. 1.. B. Walt & Co., Wholesale and Retail Grocers and Commission Merchants, HAVE opened at the store lately oc copied by C. F. Tracy, on Third street, a general assortment of Family Groceries anti Provisions; which , they will sell at low prices for cash or in exchange for j country produce. They respectfully solicit a share of I patronage. CHARLES MII.BURN, St. Paul, June Sl* ’s2—lOv L. B. WAIT. j WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, ! Grocery & Provision Store, IN THE RICE HOUSE. j B. F. DAVIS. A. W. TULLIS. B. F. Davis & Go., HAVK Just received and opened In the Rice House, a large stock of Groceries and Provisions , which ' they will sell at wholesale or retail, and at such prices as will insure quick sales. The citizens of St. Paul and the surrounding country are respectfully solicited to give us a call and examine our goods and prices. We will be in receipt of large additions to our stock in a few days, including Dry Goods and Ready Made Clothing. St. Paul, April 30, 1853—33tf BILLS OF EXCHANGE, AND DRAFTS on all parts of the United States,at the office of the Minnesota outfit, by CHAS. W. BORUP. ; R. ■’LAGAN, Storage, Forwarding & Commission Merchant, Dealer in Grain of all kinds. Fruit Trees, &c., Main st.,! near the Bradley House, Galena, 111. Refer to B. H. Campbell Co., Galena; W. L. Ewing | & Co., St. Louis. 40y j NORTH-WESTERN BOOkTsTORE. j Joseph N. Waggoner, , WHOLESALE AND RETAIL BOOKSKI.LF.U AND ! I STATIONER, No. 93 Main Street, four storj Brick Comer, j Galena, 111. ; 83* Agency f.»r the sale of superior Printing Paper..JpJ j Galena, May 22. 35-y W. 11. C. Folsom, Taylor's Falls, Min. Ter. IVEALER in Dry Goods, Groceries, i-J Provisions, Hardware, Cutlery, Crockery, Queens ware, Ready-Made Clothing, Boots and Shoes, bcc. 43y SHORT, PROCTOR & Co. (Successors to Churchill Nelson.) HAVE on hand a general assortment of Dry (*oods, Crockery, Hardware and Groceries, which they offer for sale on as good terms as any estab lishment in the Territory. They are also prepared to store, or sell on commission, merchandise of all kinds. Stillwater, March 5, 1853—24tf ROAN, KING & Co., Wholesale Dry-Goods Dealers, 123 AND 125 MAIN STREET, ST. LOUIS. ARE constantly receiving new and de sirable styles of STAPLE AND FANCY GOODS which are offered at a very small advance for Cash, or to Mer chant* who pay their notes when due. Country Merchants will find a deckled advantage by an examination of the lar gest stock of goods west of the mountains. DOAN, KING & CO. St. Louis, May 22. 35-y JOHN SQUIRE. S. G. REED. Squire & Reed, Eagle Iron and Nail Store, 23 Water st., Between Olive and Pine, St. Louis, Mo., TAEALERS in Iron, Nails, Hollow U Ware, Castings, steel, Iron Axles, Kltptic springs, Fireproof safes smiths’ Tools, Ac., agents for the sale of Hope Cotton Yarns, and Pittsburgh manufactures gener R. Pearce, j Wholesale and Retail Dealer in Hats 8f Caps of every description, No. 120, Main street, St. Louis, Mo. I 83" Order* from up-country traders respectfully soli cited and promptly attended to. 37y French Burr TVKill Stone MANUFACTORY. The Best duality ot every Number in use of j Bolting Cloths, Portable Mills, Smut Ma chines, Mill Irons, Mill Spindles, Screen Wires, Damsa/l Irons, Screws. Plaster of Paris, Sfc. ROCK ISLAND, ILLINOIS. ! All articles manufactured or sold at this establishment, ! warranted lu all respects, and offered on fair terms. « 40m6 D. L. CUN’KLK fc CO. ST. PAUL HORSE BAZAART" I Have established a sale stable, rear of third door below the 4 World’s Fair,' lon Third street. Horses, Mules, etc., kept on accommo ! dating terms, and disposed of at a small commissions. : Boarding for Iloises by day or week. j 36tf J. W. VINCENT. HOME FOR THE HOMELESS. TIIK proprietors of Catlicarts’ addition, hold themselves in readiness to give good and sufficient Deeds to each 1 alternate lot In their part ol Die town of I.e Sueur, on the Minnesota river, free of charge, to all actual settlers that will improve them within the next six months, by put ting houses thereon; and also to sell the adjoining lots at a reasonable price, to be agreed upon before the first deed Is given. The above town Is the County Seat of Le Sueur county. TRUMAN M. SMITH, Agent, St. Paul. Bun Cyphers ’ Saloon 8f Restaurant Stillwater, Minnesota. THE delicacies and substantial of the season on hand at all done In the well established SAINT PAUL, MINNESOTA CENTRAL AMERICAN BANK. RICHARDS, CLARKE & CO., Bankers and Dealer* In Exchange. Collections made throughout the Ter ritory, and remitted for at current rates of Exchange. Saint Paul, July 23, 1853—46tf J. M. RICHARDS & CO., Grocers, Importers, Sf Commision Merchants, 237 Water street, and 246 Lake street, CHICAGO, ILLINOIS. Agents for New Bedford Whale Oil Factories. Agents for the Forest River White Lead Factory. Agents for Sheboygan Falls Suleratus Factory. Agent* for Marsh’s Patent Oil. 45tf cThorritz, PROFESSOR OF MUSIC, Respectfully announces to the citizens of st. Paul, that he has made this place his residence, and is desirous of giviug lessons on the Plan.*, Meiodcon an l Organ, and instructions in Thorough Bass. Mr. Horritz is confident that his experience in teaching music in Ger many, France, and this country, will enable him to give satisfaction. All orders left with Messrs LeDuc &. llolirer will be promptly attended to. July 30, 1863 —16tf MINNESOTA DRUG STORE. HP. SWEET, Saint Anthony Falls, has removed • to the Post Office, opposite the Falls, in Stevens’ Block. Every thing In our line constantly on hand. Or ders from upper country promptly filled. St. Anthony, August 20, 1863—49tf Rogers House. Roberts Street Near Fifth, ‘St. Paul, Minnesota. TnE subscriber has opened accommodations for board ers, lodgers and travelers in the large brick build ing situated as above, where he will be happy to accom modate to the extent of his ability all who may offer. His terms are reasonable, and his table furnished with all that the market affords. He hopes his exertions to please wiil command a reasonable share of the public patronage. 2-41tf JOHN ROGERS. Win. Illingworth, WATCH AND CLOCK Man- JA 7 * ufacturer, corner of Jackson and Fifth J. street, St. Paul, begs to return his sincere thanks to the inhabitants of St. Paul for their kind patronage and support since his arrival from England, and hopes through strict attention to business to merit a continuance of the same. • N. B. Having had thirty years experience in Manu facturing Clocks and Watches, of every description, he feels himself competent to undertake any work intrusted to his care. New watches made to order and wheels cut for the trade. WM. ILLINGWORTH, 2-18 Watchmaker, corner of Jackson and Fifth. 83" A beautiful assortment of French and English Le vers and Leplnes, and American clocks, both new and second-hand, constantly on hand and for sale at the above place. C. F. BUCK, Attorney at Law, Minncowah, Fillmore Co., Minnesota Territory. J, C. NORTON, A. M., M. D., Physician and Surgeon, Minncowah, Fillmore, Co., Office at the Wilkin House. Wm. R. Marshall. Jos. I. Marshall. MARSHALL & CO., (Sligo Iron Store, Saint Paul.) DEALERS ill Sligo and Common Iron, Steel, Black smith’s Tools, Kiiptlc Springs, Axels, Nalls and all the heavy hardware pertaining to an Iron store. Also, Plows and Agricultural implements. 2-52 y C. J. POST. D. PRESLEY. C. J. POST & Co., Wholesale and Retail Grocers. Produce and Provision Dealers, St. Anthony street, St. Paul, opposite the American House Martin R. Clark, A RCHITECT & BUILDER, would iA inform the citizens of St. Paul and surrounding country, that he is prepared to do all kinds of Carpenter and Joiner work that may be intrusted to his care, with neatness and despatch, and in the latest styles of Archi tecture; also stair building. For plans and specifications, call on the above at his residence on Fort street. Having devoted his time for many years to his business in the East, he feels assured that he can give satisfaction to all who may favor him with their patronage. 2-17 y John Bradley, Carpenter and Builder, Point Prescott and Willow River, Wisconsin. YU ILL attend promptly to all business V f entrusted to his charge. References.—Tlie houses he has built during the post year iu tlie towns above named. J3y Ch s W. Borup. Cli's H. Oakes. BOKIP SL OAKES, HAVING formed a Co-Partnership for transacting an Exchange and Banking Business in all its various branches, will be prepared to furnish sight and time exchange oil the East, and principal cities of tlie West. Remittances to Great Britain, Ireland and Continent of Europe made in sums to suit purchasers. bight and home bills and European Exchanges pur chased. Collections made and proceeds remitted at usual rates of Exchange. All other business committed to our care punctually attended to. BOIUTP &. OAKES. St. Minnesota Territory, June 26, 1852. Office at the Minnesota Outfit building. 40y. New Harness Establishment. THE subscribers would Inform the citizens of St. Paul and all the country round about? that they are con ducting the above business in all its branches, on Third street nearly opposite the Post Office, where customers can be supplied, on short notice, with all kinds of Har ness, Bridles, Saddles* Fly Nets, Trunks, Valises, Whips, etc. MARTIN DREW it CO. St. Paul, April 20, 1853. 32y BOOKBINDING. THE subscriber would respectfully infojm the citizens of St. Paul and its vicinity, that lie is now carrying on the above business! n the 2d story of Spencer’s new build ing, on the corner of Ffth and Roberts street. 83 s * Particular attention paid to rebinding old books and periodicals. JAMES MACKINTOSH, feb 7 21—tf J. Ft. BRtWSTER, House, Sign, and Ornamental Painter. St. I’aul, Minnesota Territory. New Tailoring Establishment. Third street—Two doors above the Post Office. SHULZE & MATII Kb having Just opened a new Tailoring and Gentlemen’s Furnishing Establishment at the above place, will be happy to serve their friends and the public in general,in their line of business. Being practi cal workmen, they feel confident of giving general satis faction. They will keep on hand an assortment of Fash ionable Cloths, to which they invite public attention. St. Paul, May 28, 1853. 2-37 y _ MRS. mTITsTOAKES, Tv Fashionable Silk and Straw Milliner. J M Also; Fancy Dress Caps, Cloaks and Dresses, cut ffwand made to order, St. Anthony street, nearly op posite the Rice House, St. Paul. Mrs. S. liasjust returned from New York with a large stock of every article ot goods in her line of business, ail of the best quality and latest styles. She has also a tine assortment of Needles, Pins, Gloves, Mils, etc., to all of which she would invite the especial attention of the In dies of St. Paul and vicinity. 36y “stoves’ and tin - ware. At Newell's old stand on Third Street, a few doors west of Jackson street. THE subscriber will keep on band constantly a good assortment of Tin Ware, which he will sell at whole sale or retail. Also, a general assortment of Stoves. Order* front country dealers solicited. X. B. Repairing done on short notice. GKO. RUSSELL, Agent. St. Paul, April 30, 1853—33 y MISS SALOME LERCH. Fashionable Milliner, Dress 8f Mantua Maker, ANNOUNCES to the ladies of bt. Paul and vicinity, that she Is prepared to do all kinds of work iu her line, at her residence in St. Paul, on Minnesota street, be tween Fifth and Sixth streets, below the Carpet Weavers. Every thing done cheap and iu a workmanlike manner. Please give her a call. Augcst 27, 1853—50tf BURNING FLUID —A good article for lamps, for sale by BOND & KELLOGG. EYE AND EAR. M. C. COOK, M. 1)., Office, Corner of Second and Pine st*, St. Louis, Mo., DR. COOK respectfully inform* hi* friend* ami the pub lic generally, that having devoted the last Twenty Years to the study and practice of the diseases of the Eye and Ear, he tender* bis Professional services to the afflicted, and from hi* long experience and unusual success in re to ful diseased City IN BOYS’ Roberts ceived country, I such dcuoe; but as l have which I to pay me. I tomers. It the very market will N B. sums, will save me the so doing, itor*. 3-3tf AT And Also a At Is the Paul, on June 25tf Importer New and aud Shortest, NEW Great egraph o’clock, Steamers DIRECT arriving at evening, either N. Ten Northern and Southern Toledo Buffalo Empire Monroe, Making States. Ist. 2*l. 3*l. Only One Railroad 83" Tickets Office in main July 23, In PJIITE JL Ttmrare the largest Ever In the stove the States. stoves, that work well; style and equalled in Cooking sold at my ey refunded ent. In I have ing are and no work head I Red Need not They will so well and my stock Orders adjacent will be An and for sale My object them they call Recollect Wlnne be Jane 4,

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ocr: Ready for the Winter Trade, &.c. t. W. Itfnto. M. .V. ItELLOCO. BOND & KELLOGG A put lit-on ries ant! Druggist*, J) ®T. ANTHONY aQ STREET, ST. PAUL, MINNESOTA. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN Paces, MeoiriviA, Chsum-sus, White Lead, Oils, Paints, fail ctdors,) Vhmuif-a, Window Gi.ash, Glass van Hsittwia Ware, Dye Stilts, and Dei.p Waiie, <'x.sdiks, I.iqcosk, tfkUARs, Tobacco, Patent Mku tti.vEs, PrariiMKav, and Fan cy aetici.es. V®. OWING to b great pres* of business this week, we . ;


ocr: <snt)9on. BENJAMIN ALLEN, Attorney at I.aw, ITwlsnn, St. Cri.ix County, Wri, JOSEPH BOWRON, Notary Public and Land Agent. Hudson, St. County, Wisconsin. PRE-EMPTIOX Claims secured, and entries made by Military j.and Warrant*. Blank Deeds and constantly on baud, and conveyances care- and promptly attended to.


ocr: SAINT PAUL LODGE, No. 2, I. 0. 0. r. every S.ituiday evening,at Odd Fellows’ llall, e,a tier ot I’tnrd and t 'edar streets, (cn tianre »n t edar slieet) St. Paul, lb oi hers from aUoad, in good standing, arc re sjieelfutly invited to attend. ERWIN Y. SIIELLEY, Scc’y. HENNEPIN LODGE, No. 4, I. 0.0. F. ILVEETS every Monday evening, at 7 o’clock, at Odd Fellows’ llall, corner of 'ihiid and Uedar street. brothers from abtoad in goon standing, arc re spccttully invited to atte . i. L. C. DUNN, Sec’v. MINNESOTA ENCAMPMENT, No, I. TLB LETS on the second and fourth Tuesday eve- A ni igs of eai h month, at Odd Fellows’ coiner ot Third and Cedar street-, St. Paul. Pali iarrhs Iroin abioad, iu good standing, are re -pectfuflv invited tu attend. J. R. BROWN,Scribe EXCELSIOR CLUB NO. t. TE.MIEII


ocr: I ; STATIONERY.” S. COMBS, ins ju*t received a Urge at?- , dltion to hi* stock ol‘evei y tiling in the station j ery line: Ehxv Cap, and Legal i’upcr, 50 reams letter [•ape;; 100 reams rap paper. Cold Pens, Bagievs A l’icqiictt’s. j Gold Pencil and Pens. j Office Furniture, Writing Desks. Ink. Copyit r books | uul Presses; and many other article* too numerous to' j mention, at utiiuttal low prices. Call and examine, ! between tlie Ro e and American House. I .__ ' Siow ibjoksT i received as fast as issued from the


ocr: ijulison. BENJAMIN ALLEN, \tV.niry 'it Luu\ Hudson 9 St. ( r ix Fountis. ! •FOSKPII nOWKON. ~ eSntory l'ublic an ! Ijwi .\gatt. Hudson 9 S’t Fru: (\nint y. \\ PKE-FMPTIMN Dui'iis sivnrud, nj;«! emiius mndr I*' Military l.attci \V»r» *2:lr*. lii .itk !)*»*d>* uii ( ] . >5 »»riGcodm*»ui iv mi Ifaih'., aiui cou\i yaiu tB < aro- ; !ul!\ and proni|it!y attcmft*d to.


ocr: t)ub3olt, BENJAMIN ALLEN, Allrr.it/ ■n l,a tr, llu-lsnn, S’t Croix (' untj, I Vis. JUNKPii HOW xio V. Autary Public u.l 1. i i Agmf, Hudson, St. CV u ('aunty, V> ucme in. F U‘, EMI’TIUN ( l inns secured, and entries made by Vlilitary l.aiui Warrant*. Blank Deed* and M'-rt.'. _ (. m stunt!) (I. hand, and cunvey uiiees care- ami pr< mptly attended 10.


ocr: Ready for the Fall anil Winter Trade. t. W BOND- M. W. KKLLOOO BOND & KELLOGG Apothecaries nud Druggist*, ST. ANTHONY STREET, ST. r.il'L. MIXXFSOTA. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN Dacus. Mkdicink*. Chkmicvi *, White Lead, Oir.s, Faints, .all colors.) Vii.mvhis, Window Glass, Glass »vii Ukittama Watts, Dytt Srtrrs, and Dele Win, Cardies, Liquoss, dsuan., Tobacco. l'antr Mkd ict.vcs. i’kKFt vitSY, and Fas- CY A*nci.es, 4rc. TANNER'S OIL. 41 AIU.E lot of this article for lubricating Harness, 4c ,at BOND A KELLOGG’S Wholesale and Retail Establishment, E ppet Tow n I neat’s foot 6T17 j A FINE article also, for Harness. Leather. Boots i il slid Shoes, at BOND Me KLLLOGG’S Oil Store. 1 ~- K ; f t , (JL.L j.. , 'H'A r E have an article of Wnite and Brown Glue, lhal ▼ ▼ will »tiik like tiic shut of Ness us ;bul is a heap cleaner Call on BOND A KELLOGG. HERBS—YARiIh iTi>~HERBS HEKH.'t of all kinds, from ‘‘Summer Savory” to M inter I’rcktrvslioi ,” lor sale bv the quantity, at BOND A KELLOGG’S i Drug Store. uofs AND YARBS." ~ wonder where lit is,—but no matter, we have j ▼ ▼ plenty of litem to take the ‘‘Old Doctor’s”, place, at BOND A: KELLOGG S. | Epper St. Haul. - a word xo’iTik' ••s.ygk?’ FINiIE place toohiain “ Jt*ge,” for Winter Cookery, | R Jf**»ei.g.;i* and “ Scrap,de,” is at BOND A KEI I.OGG’3 Herb-arium. 1 SNUFF—SNIFF. tI.L who are “up to Snuff” should give us a call,! and try our new article of Scotch, Mn. couba ana Rappee s'ncfT, in jar», bladders and by the pound. We assure tue “ Miiiliing public,” that it is of an c.vtra qual ity,nicely sou tic w:ih Id r.ka Leans, and is not to be sneezed at ” We have also .Snuff Boxes, plain nnd fancy, to if »Id it. Call at HON D & KELLOGG’B, | Upper Town. BAY RUM—BAY RUM. POXES Ruin, an invaluable article for


ocr: _ bbtatk or cox rad bmwit. 4PPMCATION having been trade to the Trobste Court < f Washington County, for letters of ad ininist ration On Ih< estate of Conn Al> IIHOW Si, do- eased, late 01 Stillwater, —It is ordered, that d.uurJay, the if.th dav or November, A D., 1653, be lived for the hear ing of said application. Ht the office of the Judge of said Fro bate Cons*, at Stillwater, in said County : and that a copy of this order be published throe successive weeks previous to the Ume uf such healing, iu the Minnesoia rioufer. II AA 11. SON, Judge of Prorate of Washington County.


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ocr: U. S. MAIL Spring and Summer Arrangement! WILLOUGHBY & POWERS wilt I th .'' lr w-mi-wccltly trips l..i«vyn St. Paul ’ 'I. . ~ , , ' u until «Uk i.pi-mnu of naMsatlon, uuitdlateh ait* r which they will commence triming daily lines of Four-Horse Coaches between St. Paul and St. Anthony, and St. l’iul and Stillwater . They have recently purchased at the East several nc\t and elegant CONCORD COACHES, which will be here to take their places iu these lines Im mediately after the opening of navigation. Tlo* public may rest assured that the proprietors* have none but the best of teams, accompanied by careful drivers; and that they will devote tlielt utmost energies* h* Insure comfort aud safety on all ucavtous*. An extensive IJvery Staid** at the comer of Fourth* and Roberts streets. Particular attention given to tho aceoinmodatioii of Pleasure Parties, u|k>ii liberal terms. ■' 7 ,f WILLOUGHBY fc POWERS. Another Grand Performance at llaxonrka Hall. Will l>r prrsrntnl unlit (nrttirr nottre at tliis Fa voritc Establi.limrnl, A .Yew Performance Entiled ELFELTS' BARGAINS WORK 'jXQuxm&m, Or, Note is the Time to Buy ! Tin* primipal characters hy the Indies and Gentlemen of Saint Paul. Tiie PROGR AMME abounds with gems in the Dry Goo*U Ltie*. which are unsurpassed by any similar institution in the country. Tin* performance draws together LARUE «$• DELIMITED AUDIEJYCES: Tiie bargains which wc are daily offering cannot fail to at tract every one for quality or cheapness. \\’e have also a large assortment of CARPETS AND OIL CLOTHS, Which we are deposing of at St. Louis prices. Also a r.ew artb le called OIL CLOTII STAIR CRASH. Which will be found superior to any thing before often.**!. We have als.j a beautiful assortment of GLASS AND CHINA-WARE, which w«* can sell at a very low figure. \N •* take pU*a>ure in showing «*nr g*»ods and charg • nothiirg ror the frniiMff. Give us a* all and Judge p.r yourselves* 3fi;> KI>'EI.T fc BROTHER. 8“ IAT PAUL 11AT AND CAP And Gents’ Furnishing Store. Corner of Third and Wuhasltaw si*. KIT! HIE has lu t received an e-> /II A. • tensive assort in* lit **t (oxmls in Rn«*. which lie is selling at Eastern Prices, ] '** «»••! lower than ever *tb red before in the A Territory. 2Wf HATS, HATS—The latest styles ul' silk, Beaver, Ko--uth and W***»l Hat-—a spleiulid assortment *.f straw llals, all sorts aiul -hajK*.-. For rale hy __ T* RfTCIfIK. SHIRTS — A lat^e aitd beautiful assorf ment—l'Uin and Faney. T. BITCH IK. f~ RA\ ATS, NECK TlES,etc—Lawn Canihric nml silk Cravat.s«-ihc tah-t .-tvlc* of Kc k Tien, Ifor rale by T. BITCHIK. r I O TIIE LADIES—Fancy Goods of all kinds—a full a-sr>rtment of Trimuiiugs, Needles. Pins, Tapes, Buttons, Braids, etc; all colors *.f saddb r-’ sowing silk* For sale by T. RIYCITIR* Hurrah for the Red Line ! PATTI SON fc BENSON’S Red Line C«nk*lics with iho best of teams and tarefitl «lriv**rs are now upon tie* between St. Paul and St. Atrth*>ny, r* svly to acts>to ni'date tin* public on all occasions. They have also a large and excellent Livery stock, several new and elegant. Carria re-and Barouches; also m w Ilarn**sses an«l ll*»rro Furnishings, and equipage of the must elegant descrip tion. g\ ■"?. P. D- in returning thanks 1,1 Ih« IMil'lic f..r till! lllicriil pain nage b* i i.*K*fore b -towed upon them, take V. pleasure iu .‘tiling that they have just received, in addi tion to their former extensive stock, several young, ele gant and WELL HU OK L HORSE*; specimens of stock Hint have n ver been equalled in the T rritorv; also a lot of carriages and buggies to match, from tlie l*est manufactories at the East. Th* ir present stock n«*i*«ls but to be seen to be admired and approved by a discriminating public. Will otir friend- and the public remember, that at the Livery Stable iu the rear of the American House, at the upper end of Saint Paul, thej caw at all hours, have such conveyance by hunt, on wheels or on horseback, as they may desire. PATTISOX fc BENSON* St* Patti, May 21, IBSS* (My) Town Property for Sale. o-v fIRIE SUBSCRIBER wishes to dispose of Ids two pi.qrf X houses and l«»t,sitnaf***l on the comer of Hma«f way and Seventh sts, Whitney and Smith’s Addi tion to St. Paul. One of the Houses I- a story and a half in height, and the other one story. There i.- a good well on the premises. Also, Thirty-seven Lots in Brunson's Addition to Si. Paul. This is a good opportunity tor those wl-lnng to make a profitable investment* Term? moderate. 3U:i GEORGE HAAS. ~ THE TELEGRAPH HAS iieen reared upon Its million piers making the lightning bear upon its fiery wing the news mice carried by the fleet post horse. The Snort of tlic Iron Horse, as he bounds over the irou track will soon be heard in the forest and our beautiful prairies; but uothwlthstainl ing these triumphs of human genius, and the fact that


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ocr: THE MINNESOTA PIONEER St. Paul, fflinnesota, THURSDAY, JULY 21. 1853. RATES OF ADVERTISING. (Nonpitriel type or it* equivalent.) TR\NSIE\T ADVERTISEMENTS, *1 00 persquare of 12 lines, for the llr*l insertion, ami io cents pet square for eacti subxequent in»t rtion. YEARLY ADVERTISEMENTS. One column, ..... $.50 00 Half u column, . - • • * 70 00 One fourth of n column, • - 20 00 lln*.ness Cards not over six lines 5 00 Over six tine* and under ten lines, 7 50 Over ten lines and under tlfteen lines, lo 00 i Tor all changes ordered in .ulvertisemetits, a charge w !l lie made, i I '>o Ci nt» per lOOOems couipnMtii n. We agree to charge the uho ■ o prices, unifornily, foi xdverti.it); St. Paul, .March 2-lth. I"SJ. james m.nooDiinE-rioneer. 1> \ ItOKKR TSO.N—llemoi rat. OWENS A MOOKE—W.nnc».itisn.


ocr: SAINT PAUL LODGE, No. 2, ’%JF.ET.S every Saturday evening, at Odd Fellows’ d A Hall, corner of Third and Cedar streets, (en trance on Cedar street) St. l’aul. Brothers from abroad, in good standing, are re- spectfully invited to attend. ERWIN Y. Si IELLEY, Sec’y. HENNEPIN LODGE, No. 4, I. O. O. F. MEETS even Monday evening, at 7 o'clock, Odd Fellows’ Hall, corner of Third Ct-ilar •tit-et. Brothers from abroad in good standing, are re spectlully invited to attend. L. C. DUNN, Sec’y. MINNESOTA ENCAMPMENT, No. \JEETS on the second aiul fourth Tuesday eve •* ■- iiing* 'jf each month, it <Md Fellows’ comer ot Tim.! and Cedar street , St. I’.ml. Fatiiart lis from abroad, in good siandiug, are te s;ktil’uHv iuvited to attend. J. 11. BROWN,Baits*


ocr: LAND NEAR ST. PAUL, CTh /A sp-'<5 p -'< nA f R V'< Oak o-fnii ?«, weif w»- 5. x*Hr tcrec. oat 11 "el r.m tu« 1* u iu. AJ AC RES within 1 i-J mile of barren and O" Jr ifc s.ow’» .dmiiou. Haadootsciy ait sated for caunu y residences O t h ACRFN Rich Bottom I.and, 2 u::fb» ’’ro.a tb* X." citv, near ths MtrsU*:; A river. A BEAUTIFUL FxßM—horderi g a hir.daoma 2tL lake. 11 short, ril.tati'c f rD.ll ’h* city. ht 1 ujl, Oct f, 3iti HENK V McW