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DISSOLUTION. ~
TuNHE Partnership heretofore existing between Dewey
Cavilecr is this day fOct. 4th, I55O,l dissolved
by mutual consent
N. B-Thc bushes Of the firm will be settled by DIR.
John ]. Dewey. s-r.5, =, JOHN ]. DEWEY
81. Paul, OEt. 81, 1850. ~4 CIIAS. CAyIIEER. 81
81 . bbis. GREEN APPLES, received and for sale
%O very low by g L. ROBERTS
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The uniform which has attended the Of this
pre?aratiots saitary efectifs power relieve and
affections Of the Lungs, have gained for it celebrity
eqnaled by other medicine We offer to the afflicted
with entire confidence in lie virtues and the fu belief
that il will ssbuc and remove the severcst attacks OF
disease upon the throat aud Lungs. These results,
they become publicly known very naturally attract the
attention Of medeamen and plaaihr osis every where.
What is their opinion of Cherry rectoai may be
in the following:
Valentine Mott, NJ n rroE Surgery Med con..se,
New York. says. at gives pleasure to certify The.
value and efficacy Of Ayers Cherry Pectoral, which
consider peculiarly adapted diseases the Throat
aud Lungs" 5t
The RI Rev. Lord Bishop Field writes In letter TO
his friend who fast sinking under aciou OF the
Lungs; "rry the Cherry Peetora and ii any medicine
can give yoa relief, with the blessing Of God that u'
Chief Justice Eus's, of loaisiaaa, writes "rhat a
tacks OF Group by the Cherry Pcctoral"
ASTHMA AND BRONCHITIS
The Canadian Journal OF Medic al Science states sIat
Ashh ana bronchitis 10 prevalent ip this nclemcnt r
mate, has Yielded with surprising rapidy Ayers Cher
ry Pccoral, and cannot strongly recommend this
skul preparation to the Profession and public generally
Let the relieved sufferer speak for himself
HARTFORD, Jan 26, 1877.
DIR. j. G. Aver Dear sir: Having been rescued from
pHhiui a'' dangerous disease by your medicine, graft
tade prompts 10 send this I.g nent not
only IN Justice 10 YOU, but for the information OF others
in like affection.
sight coh upon the lungs, neglected at first, berame
so severe that splitting IF blood violent cough and pro-
inse night sweats followed and fastened upon me- be-
came enacated, could not Sleep DISTRESSED by nv
cough, and pain through INV chest and IN short ad nh
Inc alarming symptoms of quick consumption No mesli-
cine seemed at all to rcac case, until providcntiay
tred our Cherry Pectora which relieved and
HAS cured Yours with respect. T.. A. STEWART.
Albany, April II. lsis.
Dr. Aver, Iewcll-Dear sir: have for wears been az
nhcied with Asthma in the worst form, that have
been Obliged to sleep In chair for larger part of the
Time being unable TO breathe my bed. had tried
great many medicines to purpose until my Physician
prescribed as an experiment, Your Cherry Pcctoral.
Al first it seemed To make me WORSE but IN less than
week began TO experience the gratifying relief
rom ITS use and now in four weeks, disease H. ell
tireiy removed. ! can sleep my bed with comfort
and enjoy state Of health which had never expected
10 enjoy. GEORGE s. FARRANT
IJ Prepared by J. {. Aver, Chemist, Lowell Mnss.,
anu sofa III 81. raul, at n. BARRIERS.
III
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NEW STORE

TUE subscriber would respectfully aano,ince to The
received and is opening splendid stock Of goods
ldreet from New York; Consisting principally of Dry
Goods and Clothing, Drugs and Medicines Groceries
0ieeiisware. Hardware and Cutlery, Hats and Caps
Bonnets and hosiery, Boots and Shoes Glass and Nails
together with large lot Of country lanes Jeans
ianscNs and Socks; all OF wh CHI will be sold low for
cash, or in exchange for ceuntfy produce
st. Paul, Notepiber, 1850. - go
GRAHAM, Cooley. AND SARTAIN
BOOKS are now opened for subscribers to those mn
II ivaIled Magazines, for the volume II il now
universally admitted that in respect I'd literary exce
ence Rs well as to richness and elegance OF enibes
ment, these pcriodicats are unrivaed in the whole
runge OF English literature. Subscribers will do NeIl TO
cal. soon Mt ELFEL1cS - 4 b fas6- + - -
CHARLES ELFELT, Agent.
81 faul, November b, 1880. 2gti
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DIR. It. r.. POTTS,
"AViNG made st. Paul his permanent resi-
Ii dence. will attend to all calls in his profes
sion in town and country. He may be found at
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CHOICE WORKS.
(l.0fciy Pnbiished by Harper T. Brothers.)
BBO1TS HISTORIES Illuminated title-pages,
IN James Dark Scenes Of History,
Miss Sinclair's Sir Edward Graham,
Miss Wilktison's Hands not Hearts,
Grace Aguilars Home Influence.
Chez Whale and his Captors,
levers Roland Cu.ie-3 parts.
Mari, ats Little Savage.
For sale by J. BROOKES.
GOLD PENS.
A FRESH supply Of superior articles. Also, STEEL
IA PENS, suitable for counting house, school and gen-
era use large assortment Of every variety and best
manufacture sold by J. BROOkES
$500 ROLLS WALL PAPER.
4 N HAND-an extensive assortment OF every des-
u criptiom and latest 81, les OF Paper Hanginss, and
bocrings OF fine satin and medium papers for pariors
halls chambers, &c. Also, window paper shades, fire.
board prints, and common wall paper. For sale the
Galena bookstore, by J. BROOKES.
PRINTING INKS.
II IGHTBODNS Printing and ColOred Inks, warrant
IL cd equal 10 manufactured, sold at low prices
by J.. BROOkES
NINNESOFA.--A fresh supply Of Srymour's
I'A Sketches OF Minnesota, with Map. For sale
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ETNA FIRE INSURANCE CO.,
OF Hartford, Conn--Iacorporated, 1919.
undersigned having been appointed agent of this
Old and responsible Company, is prepared take
RISKS ut as reasonable rates other reliable Copa-
ny Policies issued at this Office
Oct. 2, 1850. II. II. NELSON, Agent, ST. Paul s.
n b. Life Assurance department has been con-
nected with this Company the present year, having an
entirely separate capital dcnoninated the "Annuity
Fund RATES lower than any other Company In the
Territory. Pamphlets furnished on application.
.l ..s..-e.,.. q X. n. NELSON, Agent,
MEDICAL ExAMixERs.-Dr. Potts, Saint Paul Dr.
Murphy, Saint Anthony. 2-25 "a
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IL you want warm, substantial building, suitable for on
climate, and a durable building as good as ever
after 40 years use, make il of brick. f+
VRNBE subscriber is prepared to make contracts fo
erecting all sorts Of brick buildings and finishing Ill
same, by the job reasonable TERMS and with de-
Of the best material and workmanship.
i1-iy RI kXVfEV
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S(TYOOT. ROOKS.

NNESOFA.--A fresh supply Of seymonr's
I'I Sketches of Minnesota, with Map. For sale
pN 1 RRAOkES
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II Office is hereby giteh, that the regular
terms of the Probate Court OF Ramsey
county, Minnesota Territory. will be holden on
the iiTst Mondays in March, June, September
ana december, respectively, at O'Clock A. NJ,
at my office IN the town Of ST. Paul.
4O-y!y HENRY A. LAMBERT,
Judge Of Probate of
Ramsey Co. Min. Ter.
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ROVNTy I.tNN.

nv 7. MURRAY is prepared to give instructions,
w. and prepare the necessary proofs in order to
"oti tue land due to the soldiers of the Of 1919,
ana the Indian wars under the late Of Congress Of
hce on Third Street EiFf o-3]
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|. !. = ENTKAI. =.
lfAME into the enclosures Of the undersigned on or
- about the st Of May last, bay penv nine or ten
years obi with three white feet and white stripe in the
forcheai. The owner is requested 70 come forwa ard
prove property, pay charges, and take him away :
go ELI PETTIJOHN.
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BOOTS AND III SHOES, sc.
Selected with greni Care and bought at extremely
low prices Also.
GROCERIES.

u iuii suPpiy-best quaiity OF Coffee, Teas, So.
gars OF several varieties and prices, hsoIas.es,
Spice, Pepper, Ginger. Cinnamon, Cloves :. Salt,
lvery cheap > so bbls. winter Apples Nails.
Tobacco, sc. SC.
Also QtOItS, Oh Commission viz -
American Brandy. American Gin, Common, rec
tilted and Monongahela Whiskey. cheap for cash.
Goods atcash prices WiIl be given In PAT fer
Furs, Hides, Wheat and ihost 5thsf kinds Of pre-
luce.
LOUIS ROBERTS world Particularly invite
the attention Of Farmers anti all others 10 MS
stock o. GOODS, believing they viii find il for
their interest to deal with him. lie has facilities
tor doing business on the river, unsurpassed BY
any other establishment.
FORWARDING Il COMMISSION.
] am prepared to receive; store, and make
advances upon Produce or any Goods consigned
to me.
LOUIS ROBERTS.
st. Paul. Minnesota, April 2s.-l,f
LOGS GROUND INTO BUILDING MA.
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DEATH OF Sir DONALD CAMpBELL.-
The Charlottetown( Prince Edward Island
Gazette announces the death, on the 10Th
inst, of his exceliency Sir Donald Camp
bell, Lieutenant Governor Of that province.
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CITY HOTEL, ST. LOUIS,
Corner Of Third and Pine Streets
T. BARNUM, proprietor, will always be happy to see
MS friends, who are down business pleasure from
Wisconsin Minnesota, and FROM elsewhere up the Mis-
sissippi river. Nov H. 1850 q - N'
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DISSOIITTIOy

EshE partnership in business, heretofore existing
ley, rs this day ds>olve, by mutual consent All nc
'conts demands, &c., win be settled by ID. F. Brawey
-. - JOHN X. IRVINE,
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FORWARDING & COMMISSION.

l am prepared to receive, sture, and make
advances upon Produce or any Goods consigned
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CITY OF WASHINGTON
FRIDAY MORNING, JULY ~, 1850.

0yM HEsRY NJ. LEWIS Of Montgomery, Aisbams gem
b. BRsrr.
4M ISRAEL e. JAMxs, No. la2 South Tenth street, Phadsl
his, is general travelling assisted by Messrs W. H.
WxLD, JoaS CQLMSs, JANIS DxERHo, KIRK WELLINGTON,
Z. A. Evans, JAMES CLARK, and r. LOCKE.
uy-M @. W. JANIS No Harrison street, Cincinnati, Ohio Is
travelling for the by Messs
sAiTH T. DxTT, JASON TArLoKJ W. ARAsrRoso PEKRs
Looxx, w. RAMSAY, and g. sTxIsnAH
uz-Recepts from either Of the above will be good
0- PALMxR, the American Newspaper Agent, the only
authorized agent this paper OF New
and Philadelphia and duly Empowered take and
subscriptions at the rates required by His will be
regarded payments His offices areBoston Congress
New York, Tribune buildings Philadelphia northwest Of
Third b Chestnut streets.
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the proceedings proposed the occasion will be pub
lshed nj the earliest moment
The military and naval arrangements Tor the day will
be under he direction Of Major General Scott command
the army Of the United Sla,es and OF Commodore
WARRINGTON, the senior naval ohcer present, and will
conform In all essential respects to those adopted the
occasion OF the funeral OF the late President Harrison
On motion of Mr.. c., the report adopted and
dered TO be entered on tie Journal
Mr. STRONG moved that when the House adjourn,
II would adjourn until Saturday next Agreed to-
Oa motion of MIR DUER,
The House then adjourned.
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ciey This know. that If there is some III my
doae soon many persons usr md speedy death. must
bring thiS close Nothing Our patty sangu ine
OF may Toe killedi bur will try and exerml
nate the whole race Of Yuma Indians, j. A A.
We cannot entertain a moments doubt that the new
acting President will give the necessary directions TO our
troops guard this important point The rhemopyS of
that region-not for The purpose OF extending CON
quests but OF prosecuting the legitimate Intercourse and
commerce of The people Of the United States
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HOUSE or REPnEsENTATlvEs

Alter the reading Of The journal,
Mr.. CONRAD, from the joint committee Of the
Senate and House Of Representatives appointed yesier
day make the necessary arrangements tor the funeral
Of the aie President Of The United States reported that the
funeral will take place from the Presidents House
Saturday neYthe ceremonies to commence at the hour
of "a, m and the procession to at r. m pre-
cisely; tina, The houses OF Congress as-efnh
their respective chambers Saturday next, at O'Clock,
and thence in JOINT procession 10 the Presidents
House thai the chambers of the two houses be hung
in black and that che members the usual badges of
mourning.
The committee further reported that programme OF all
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The following strong and appropriate sentiment was
given by Mr. John a. Parker OF Virginia, nrs wee pres
dent at Pney Point on The Fourth Of July, and drunk
with enthusiasm BY the company
The Union Of the States aud The rghs and equality OF te
States Leprosy % The bain thaf shall plot destroy the
pthr
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Our teleerapbio dispatches this morning the
death of Hon s. s. Prentss ~ New Orleans. the 80
instant man long and favolaby known IN all parts
of the Union hisdenise will be universally regretted a.
Nem York Express
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WAITED, farm 1abcr.w who understands hts bust-
nsss He be atrndy and willing faithfully without
6es~1 Wachod An jrabmsn German Also
sanS place, d. the ipan) washing
sa1 fassfy this rood
II An Irish German preferred suitable
ed fair desirable given
App1y n ths Union Once
july So
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MOURNING GOODs.-Received this day twenty pieces black
n GRAPE % pieces black cambria 20 dozen black silk gloves Will
g sod low Also received % dozen Ecntemsn hne Shirts from
81 " Also a lot Of desirable and cheap goods, Al
Mrs BAkNERMAN'a
Store, Penn sv. suec,s south side.
July ll-As
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VALUABLE BUILDING LOT AT AUCTIoN-on Monday,
18th iQstant O'clock shall SELL tn. pemi
valuable bu ding
~ Said lot situated fronting 30
c3 2lst
purchase viii DO
the balance equal install
36, ~ months deed and deed Of
taken 70 secure deferred payments -
GREEN TAsTET
July Salads Auctoncer.
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NATIONAL EATING HOUsE--Just received, direct from
IN nayssucs, Porto Rico, William Chase Captain Dor
rick o Of superior genuine GFeen Tur. Norfolk and
Other adjacent oystet, fresh spced
al Of which viii up depach po-s
bio style.
00-sosp ready Il II O'Clock. Families usual.
WALKER sHADD.
Jane Is-lweod
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NY DYER q BROTHER. A...

MY DYER II BROTHER, Aues,o.~~r.
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY AT AUcTIoN-On Mon
Day evening the 18th instant o'clock
fans Il pemies lot No III No fronting
lOsh between
improvements, consisting OF brick house three
budag
With alley running hack the from lith
fGans third of the purchase cash
years. satisfactorily secured bearing
DYER 4 BROTHER,
July lid
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A Beautiful Country Residence for sste, containing
n kwhdTed and half fine timber and well
stock particulars OF MIR.
jeremiah Messrs Middleton Beai Wash
inyton city, ID. c.
Pcssess'cn stven Immediately, and bargain for cash
May 3-aaw@w
nv DYER 4 BROTHER. Auctton~cra.
VALUAbLE PROPERTY AT AUCTfoN.-on TUESDAY evening
next me 18Th Instant O'clock shall sell, front OF The
pr~msses part Of lot No Is inches
on set between llu and h west with the improve
menu, consisting ~ n good two house.
Tsnns onehid pmrchnse money cash;
bsiascs IN sir and twelve satisfactorily secured
bearing tstevest.
Jsy Id Anctionesrs
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Truly, your affsctionate son,
JOSEPH A ANDERSON

4 . We bad money the road, or pfoytsons along
thr fiyer We fnlshed along toe road by MT VII
hns ~ hs cho with money, -four, md gcoi beet Tbs
DC hd voluntarily without asking for ~ oach gene
fosy should be noticed and handed 20 ia pnpcssn man
worthy every condencs possessing good qpsies, .nd
everything calculated to render ornament
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From such demsgogue this the South Is to expect
no protection Tor her equality aud rights and the Union
nothing for ID, preservation and stability We cannot
Icondesceni TO argue this matter with such logcan
But we prefer to rebuke him through the mouth OF an
orator who dares speak The precious truths IN
The ears OF his New England friends The following
admirable Grafton delivered b. Gen Caleb Gushing.
LAT Newburypo The 4th OF Juy and on the occasion
OF laying the corner stone of the Town Hall "The
main body OF the procession was preceded BY floral
procession. composed of 300 young girls. bearing
garands and wearing wreaths of beautiful flowers"
We copy from the Newburypou Evening Union OF
the 9th instant We give the whole address OF Mr..
G ,shing. because we unwilling 10 strip such noble
piece OF architecture Of yingle ornament
M. Cpshtrg's hadrsa
FELLOW We have disposed o( oil the objects
for which assembled hefe, The mains an-
other, loo al nntarc, bU wide limits Of
counfry wheresoever the conteent 81
the New World iis starred banner Of nationality r. I'M
Observation-Disclosures o iron ihe Atlantic The Pacific ia all
pianwheresoever springs NJ one bhde oil corn om me
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HARDWARE

EfACTORY STOVES.-A NEW AR
a TICLE The Gnu FORD MAHuFAcrgRINd
co toficc - Pst'-7i II Manufacture and ohsr Tor
sale, sold roe Cynder SUtes - j., aad IS iach dii-
meter suited particularly fr MANUFACTURES shops stores
and STEAMBOATS, The ipllowinE certificates are shlgoinet
New YoRg Oct Is, 1850
biz. II. issatl. Prssl G,silto7t M4nut (. Co-DH Su
iiaFei,0ta jour stoves sHd der them Tie best and
most economical S1ye IT, use for TN. saI1e purpose
fcars,-cs specially GEO HARRISON,
81 ard 81 VeseJ-s
STEAMED CoNNsc.ictr, Kew York. Ocl 9, SOD
~ sGEi.- Esq-Dtar Sp Your flfpr h4' been re-
ceNed s:d IN repy say lie stove you manto1. ~
US, FOR Deck Stove and lad il s ami than
pected. Ia fac the best Stove Tor that ever
saw Yours truly, RICHARD PECK.
We consider Ills Stove the best ana most economical 1r
Factory use Of any W. ID which src acquainted
PRATT. ROPES, WEBB & co.
JULIUS PRATT co.
Merider, Conn Oci ; 1850 nit 2w~
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WINDOW SHADES.

WINDOW SHADES! GILT COR
Wv NlCESM DRAPERY MUSLINS, &c.-Famies
about furnishing their windows with the above articles
will find at J. C, WOODFoRDiS, 2e5 Broadway, The
largest and beat assortment in The city, several styles
never before introduced in NewYork Lace aud Muslin
Curtains Drapery Tasses Loope Pins, Bands Conicee,
&c. Families purchasing OF the subscriber may rely upon
port or manufactured Merchants buying wholesale viii
ind decidedly their advantage 10 call before pprchas
Ing elsewhere J, c. WOODFORD, IS Broadway. sl6n
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a DAILY GovERNEss, by a we'll edu
Gated American Lady in family She is fully compe
tent to instruct in all the usual branches OF education Adj
dress Nj, Box 2Ill Post0fice. ne lw'
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tho Court on that day. hsrsais Cols eil5' h
for tho appointments Commissioners Of Estimate and IsA
IN the above entitled matter that the na:up and sIi ~
Povement tho opening o! ssventy Eighth street. ION M ~
nue. 10 Fifth Avenue the nineteenth Ward Of sad CT hd9
upon Tho map plan of said City by virtus Of al Act @ y
relative IDprovsm touching hs laying oct osph
Koads in the City OF SsS York, Other purposes n'i
April Sd 1907 KERRY T. DAVIEs, con1sl 70 tss cSplissa
Dated Now. York, October 81, 1890 rM
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INSTRUCTION.
TTO THE INDUSTRIOUS PEOPLE,

Every evening from lin O'Clock, rseflll Drawing
Lessons Daring daytime different classes for young men
and students separate class for ladies' m Painting ana
Dravyna S. SCHUSTER,
nl52w Professor Drawing and Painting 491 broadway
A FRENCH TEACHER wishes to find
"A a few more pupils in the city in its vicinity The
best references will be given Address, to Tribune Once,
Delta MA OF uoN'n
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FOR SALE.

HOUSE AID LOT, or foil LOT Want
d ed IL FxctaHze foJ Seasora5le Goods par paT-
nent md smVrgHgc rlhe balance addressed to
p 9 BowsD Pcs-Olice, one door from BrOome-5L sat
ing price aad location, vii he attended 10. MI .
ar PRIVATE SALE-Iarrisou-
II sou't BrooEyn-Two LOTS or GROUND, heryreen
Cogr' md Clinton aad opP9sl.e TonpknsPnee The 1913
bortood Apply TO inol"i COLE = Chiffon, . Waist
USIRE BRICK MANUFACTORY and
4 CLAY BANK Tor sale-The sa.arnander works are
offered for sale on easy terms For further PARTICULARS ap-
ply the Office aad Depot 81 Caaoon-sL Il OF al the
Works Woodbridge NeW-lersey. n5 Inn
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DRIyATE TUTOR.-JAMES F. LY-

a MAN, a recent graduate of Harvard College. wishes
10 give instruction In The Classics or Mathematics either as
q tutor in private families assistant in a school he
has high testimonials from members ofhe Faculty at Cam
bridge and feels confident that he shall be able TO give sat
isaciion any who may employ him in either capacity
Address postpaid box 968 Post Office NewYork.
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PATIENTS.
pOARDMAN'S PATENT IMPR0V

4SFD STEAM BOILER AND FURNACE-The Pa
enee is now prepared 10 sci sagle tertore! rights
use the above named Improvement. Recent experiments
have demonstrated tina; this form OF Boiler effects
ing of ouc-halfhe fuel required the best Cylinder
Boiler with return Eues and about 30 per cent OF lie
amount used by Locomotive Boilers The heat so thor
ouehly applied lie water tdat the temperature IN the
chimney reduced below 40 The smoke and comhusi
bic gases are Consumed within the furnace The refuse
instantly exngu3hes fame sparks, that all danger
from parks Is avoided THIS Boiler very compact IN
form occupying less space thnn any other of Ike power
Mail Steamer Arctic y. y. 11essrs. Mou Ayres, and
Mr.. D F. JaycoS, Chelsea Iron Works, Twenty-slXtst
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