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The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-01-29
5Ea-s ST. PAUL
HAT AND CAP STORE

On Th1d street, fses doors 5ciow Waba,ka,o.
yENiE subscriber having inst received his Fall stock
II OF HATS 4 CAPS, would call the attention Of,
purchasers to larger and better selected
goods In his line, than be found north of 81, Louis
He would invite particular attention 10 his
FALL STYLE OF HATS,
which IN form, finish, and texture. has never eeea
eqnacd by any Thing hitherto offered in This MARKET
lie has also beauti full and extensive assortment Of
CAPS among which mny be found the following:
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NOW READY.

VnNIE NEW SINGING BOOK FOR cHoIRs and
IL ,SCHOOIS.--The Psslmista, Choir Melodies--be-
ng an extensive collection Of and available Church
Music together with of the choicest selections
from the former publications OF the authors for Choir
and Congregational use, by Thomas Hastings and vii
liam D. bradbury Fer sale by the single copy er dozen
by ~ 1911 5aer lsp g. RatltpK "a
Galeaa, Oct. Is, la5I. = %
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F. e. BERGMAN Il CO., ~
No. 150, MAIN STREET, GALEF1, ~

F. e. BERGMAN Il CO., sax
No. !150, MAIN STREET, GALESs,W
.-r-.----A. IiIAyE on hand comIlets
49, ~ IL assortment Of Furniture,
- 9 consisting ip part of-7sgidgs asg
Fine Mahogany Sofas Mahogany Chairs as
Diyans Cane Seat do ~
80 Dining tables :" g Rockers
Breakf't do Common %
i" /" Card do g Chairs
GO s.i Bureaus H'.s Tables
as .. Work Tables Childrens' Cribs J,
~aa71'sdt4 Wash Stsnds Chairs
Walnut and maple tables, stands, wardrobes
and desks, and every article kept in well fur
uished estabIishment--ail Of which are manufac-
tured by themselves and warranted 10 be of the
best ma: crial and workmanship. - mal2-stf
WILLIAM WRIGHT. HENRY b. wISAss
Successors of G. NJ. johnson, Steamboat Landias
Gaiend, Illinois,
OFFER the friends and customers Of the old cstab
u lishmeni large and well selected assortment Of
HATS, CAPS, MITss CLOVES AND
In fact every thing usually kept by concern Of the kind,
DE-. ips s No extra mole skin SILK Hats;
g. q So.s = yea q q
20 dozen manufactured Russia Fur Hats for retail
large assortment of Fsshi s,,able Nutra and Beaver
Hats, and Drab soft Beaver and ot'er-a new srti-
Gle;
Also large supply OF sof-brush Fur California Hats,
lain Fur California Hats, BOYS Fur Hats, Boys
Ashland Fur Hats, Chdrens' Fancy Hats, Mems
seh-wool Hats large assortment; Mems saxony, a
fine article; E.E. f..#sEt-..tF .aHff =H5 ~
Also very full supply of Cloth Caps, different styles;
Mems, Boys and Chdren's Fancy Caps;
An assortment Of Leghorn and Panama Hats, Chilrens
Ieshorn Hats, and Mems and Boys straw do;
Also, hand large number Of Outer Seal Nutra md
! Muskrat Fur Caps, at cost.
One of the firm having been engaged in manufacturing
for Messrs. James & q. NJ johnson for IA past s
fully warranted in promising satisfaction all who may
! patronize US. st -. 2-Sy
s. CRAWFORD & CO.,
| WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRuGoIsTs
81 ifdin Street. Gdiend,
EyAyE just received full supply of Drugs, Mcdi-
1 cines, Paints Oils, Dye-Stufs, Window Glass,
Glassware Putty, etc. ETC. They viii be constantly
ceiying supplies Of the above and other articles in their
line and would call the attention of those wishing
purchase they offer to sell at ST. Louis prices.
I Galcna. Oct g. ISL IS
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All Of which he offers for CASH. at small adv ance
J on Eastern prices.
" B.Hats purchased a this establishment, ircnsd
free OF charge. r.. WEST ksrCLOUD,
I St. Paul. October 2, 1851. 24-sH
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MINNESOTA LEATHER STORE.

Nearly opposite the American House, st. Paul b
El A. COLLINS & CO, dealers in saddles, harness,
kLs trunks, &C. saddlery hardware saddle trees skirt
ing harness. and patent leather calf seating bag and
leather coach roans coach laoes, sadders silk fellows,
bands, belts and striSg leather - + e. s. 1913
.s.-m boot AND sH0EaAKEks STOCK. |.#..1
Hemleck tanned sole leather oak tanned sole leather,
oak tanned upper leather hip and calfsks French Ger
man, Philadelphia and Cincinnati caskns; all kinds OF
ladies' and genteRs morocco red, yeow blue, green,
pink aud white lGrgs; best goat buck, and sheep bind
ng boot and shoe findings boot trees lasts crmp boards
clamps pegs OF all sizes shoe thread all kinds iron, zinc,
and copper shoe nails. D. ...gr srw
II The highest market price in cash. paid at all times
for beef hides sheep and deerskins.
May Lift E.A. c. co.
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MARSHALL g. cos

"
IN connection with our stock OF SLIGO iRoN, we
offer large stock of Groceries and Provisions. We
would call the attention of upcountry merchants, and
retail dealers generally stock, which embraces
every thing, Liquors eNcepte in the Grocery and Pro-
vision line.
We propose selling for cssh at Gslena market prices
adding Of transportation and believe that we can
supply boarding house keepers and families good
terms they purchase below.
Our stock has been selected with care, that we can
WARRANT the quality Of all articles sold by US.
GEGiRS--t,ommon Brown, Refined, A, and c,
- Crushed and Powdered, by the barrel, al
MARSHALL g. Co.'S
MISUNDERSTANDING syrup sugar house and
WI Plantation, at MARSHALL Il Co.'S
GOLDEN SYRUP, in le-gailon kegs, fer fami-
" lies, NJ. Cos
COFFEE and TEAS, Of every kind, at
ELouR--Ja'rer, Extra and superfne, a, ~
ORK..Clear Mess, just put up last week, snpe-
4 rior article for families, at -r NJ Y Co.'S.
SsALT--Of every kind and in any quantity, at
- Ms Co.'S.
AIL--Lnseed, Bleacsed, Lamp and Lard Oil, at
" M Cos.
EANDLES--spern,, Star and Mould, at
u - ~ 's.es -aa MSC
VNTHITE LEAD, Turpen,ire, Putty, Whiting and
w Lampblack, at Cos.
VNlNDOW Glass and Nails, Tobacco, Goldfish,
w Mackerel. Butter and Cheese, Axes Clocks, Corn
Baskets, Looking Glasses, Gro Bars, Buck Mts Grain
Shoves, Coffee Mills, Percussion Caps, Log Chains,
Brooms Crackers Axe Helves, and almost every thing
for sale at MARSHALL. Il Co.'S.
Saint Paul October, 1851. 81 aaF "a g. .rsE 325
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years of age.
Table of Rates, No. 2.

Those SO years of age charged per extra
sc 90 admission Fee charged in addition the above,
the first year, and must he paid the time of making
application. and the FIRST years deposit within 80 days.
REFERENcEs.
Gov. boutwell,, Mass, Gov HUBBARD, Augusta, Me
E1 Gov. WILLIAMS, N. II. e. ALDEN nj d., Randolph.
Il Wood M ID, Randolph, Hon French Braintree,
Hon Morrison, Braintree, Hon f Hathaway, Freetown
Brockway, Ellington, CT Hon PW ashburn Middleboro
Hon o. Wood, somers, CT Woodbury. 4 Curtis, Provid.
II Clifford, New Bedford, Steph. Reynolds Troy Y.
HonT Wentworth, Lowell, A Stephens Rockand L. Ike,
SPRINGFIELD ERENcREFBs.
p Wilcox, Pres't Chieopee BankJos Pynchon, ESQ
a Morga, pres't Agawan Bank, G Segur NJ ID,
329yl A. J. WHITNEY, ST.. PAUL,
- GENERAL AGENT for the Territory Of Minnesota.
Office in the New Gothic Store, Third st I.
FIRE! FIRE.: FIRE!!!
FENIE sold 1Etna" continues TO dispense "ad and
Il fort" 10 the unfortunate usual at the san, Paul
agency. -E - sass ts.. ~ t. -.r
go CAPITAL STOCK, 100000.
THOMAS A. BRACE, Prcs't s. L.. LOOMS, Sec'y.
r. X. NELSON,
3-30y Agent for Minnesota Territory.
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1S BBLS. M ESS BEEFs Also any Quantity of
OE fresh Gorri-meal also lndian for sale very
heap for cash. near the Upper Lending bridge In ssist
Paul, by t35t3) j. W-BABCoCk Z
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calena, Oct. Is, 1851.

VNyHE BOOK OF THE sEAsON-A new and har,-
i ing volume of nat.ra kistory-erisodes of insect
HE bJ Acleta Domestiea, first series insect Of spring,
second series, insect of sumner. J. BROOKES.
Gaiena Oct. Is. 1851. -t.'-
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DAVID hartley,

NV HULESALE < RETAIL dealer m Wines,
w liquors, cordias, cigars, tobacco, &C., at
the sign of the Gold Keg, steamboat landing, Ga
lena, Ill, has on hand and is constantly receiving
direct from New York and New Orleans the fol-
lowing articles which he offers for sale at the low
est mark IF prices viz. t&
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LUMBER FOR SALE.

undsrsgne ed will inform the citizens ST. Pas,
and its vicinity, that he II opening Luraber ard
near the Single Factory Seventh Streets
and is prepared To oil orders for sl kinds OF Lumber ON
the shortest notice. Those wishing Lumber Of any de-
scrlption, laihs or shingies, woid DO Wen to call
JJTerms easy, one half up and the balance on the
delivery Of the Lumber. asr p8Y
yw. BASS.
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SAINT PAUL CASH STORE

TIME undersigned having purchased the interest Of his
j. brother, in the concern Of Ii. w. TRACY Il CO.
win still continue business, at the Old Stand his ow
scconrt, where he will be happy sec his friends and
the public generally. He will give his entire aitentip
exclusively 10 Family Groceries, and will
,icles In his line.
N. ID. BOOKS LAID AsIpg--Terms CASH. e.
Aug 20. algt O3-3tl ...r CHARLES r. TRACY.
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San pat the lies to II yourself
GrxTAYLoR'. CHARGER Ola Thifey
Among TIE attractions Of the kossnth procession
ia New York, and tina; not the least, was the old
ahiie charger rode by Gen. Taylor during the
Mexican wear. He was harnessed to light wsg-
on. ard decorated with rosett,s and rich velvet
clath, edged with silver, bearSng the initials r.
f. j., those or the present owner. The old char
ger looked well, and seemed nearly as spirited a.
when ne bore The hero of Buena Vista through
the dangers cf The battle field
Every man cnsIi, 10 regard his fellow man. or
friend, az his superior, and :reai him accordingly
Such feeling The real gentleman always has.
--Le, each esteem oihers better than himself, .
say. an Apostle. Tia Is the very soul or good
manners. I- 40 - p 5Is
.'ven you're a married. man, Somay You'll
unierstand great many things as yon don't un-
dersfand nos-; bat veiher ms worth While roin
through so much learn little, as the cha riiy
boy said ven he goi to the end Of the alphabet, is
matter o'iaste. think il isn't.--lihe Elder
Weller. % tt
Doc SroRY.--A few day. ago, il is said a
Newfoundland dog belonging 10 a gentleman in
New Jersey, seized an infa nj winch was Creeping
upon Toe track OF the Morris and Essex Railroad.
90 the approach Of ibe locomotive, and carrie i,
cot Of the way Of all danger.
ISsANIrY IN CALIFsaNIA.--It Is stated
IA one Of the San Francisco papers that insanity ia
vsrv prevalent in California. s'There Il scarce
~ physician in the State who has no, had more
patients than ems. iIaidly vessel leaves the
port isr The Atlantic States which does not tax.
sxay some sufferer Cor medical add. A Jsdge Of
ca. Of The lover conris OF San Fra ncisco has sta
ted that more than enc hundred and fifty cuses
had come under his obefyation, in that CITY. in
sess than six nsnhs, and the Courier thinks there
have been a;jeasi four bundled yib,ins sinra The
sessienssss Of the place by the Anlsricans
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III. f. M'CLOSkEY,

XNyHOLESALEG Grocer, Commission and Forwarding
w Merciaats, and general steamboat agent, has in
store and 10 arrive by early arrivals The following ar
ces which he offers the trade at the lowest rates for
cash, at Nc. s5, Steam Boa, Landing, Galcna.
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Ramsey Co. MIN. Ter.
WAR EAGLE MILLS, Al GALENA.
FeS1E subscriber agent of Four from above mills,
IL and will have constant supply on hand Of super
fnc and extra supesne which will be sold mill prices,
freight added. . "a e.. "a 2 - -
Tie superior quality Of this Flour Is known all who
have tried it, and only requires trial here to make il
fayorite family Flour Of Minnesota.
'ss. JOHN HARRINGTON.
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STATlONERY &C every description. viz: LITTER biif
- cap, note, printing and fancy papers. Bristol and
perforated board drawing aud tracing paper;
plain and embossed visiting cards; drawing and writing
pencils; gold pens; Giotts and other steei pens pes
holders, sealing WAX nkstanas; waters; siaes fk;
books; card cases. portfolios; writing books; together
with large assortment of fancy articles. For sale BY
,-.'r.. 80. y-.f g.. ]. BROokES
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Is boxes assorted aniblers J25 boxes pt ar TASKS
IS do 81 do glass jars 4 Is do assorteJ lantcrns
DC do do decznsers 200 gals demijoane
March lsf ISL H..L.- Le.-- IL u. u 49,. .
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. Mf0iral.
\ YER'S CHERRY PECTORAL-For

A YER'S CHERRY PECTORAL-FO
the Cure Of Coughs Gods Hoarssre,s. Bronchitis.
Whoopne- Cough, Group. Asthma, and Cossumpion.-
bdenee in this medicine, has for it aporeci alton
and letoIety by far exceeding the most sune expsca
tons Of its fsIds Nothing bat its nsrn SIC virtues and
Gs could originate and MAINTAIN the reputation 1t enjoys
Mhe many inferior remedies thrust upon the commupit
have failed and been discarded This has gained friends BY
every trial, conferred benefits the afflicted they
never forget and produced and toe re-
While it is fraud on the public to pretend that any one
medicine vii nfAllbly cuIes there abundant proof
but almost s1aby the mssdies for which it IS
employed.
medc has become the best reliance Of the al
fced from the log cabin Of the American peasant TO the
palaces Of European Kings. Tnroushout this entire
contains, Cherry Pscioal known the best remedy
tan for deaes of the Throat and Lungs and many far
esn oosntrss it s Gaming TO be ysy used by iheI
Germany, where tn medical sciences have reached their
highest pc fs coa Cherry pectors inIrodqcsd and in
lie Jhsutiocs tld IN domestic Practice as the sursst
remedy their attending physcus can EMPLOY 7 the mt re
cure In fac Of The mott fsterlng Testimonials We
ron. n es,s. 10 cSIdSood
The Cherry Pectoral 10 manufactured BY practical
chemist and every ounce Of ]. under his own eye with
iHvsrable accuracy and care II sealed ard protected
by law from counsres consequently be relied
genuine without AGulteraon- 80
We have epdssvored here furnish the immunity with
medicine such superiority aud worth should
NM itself to their condenoea remedy a. oace safe
speedy and eeHa which this has by ,epea ed and c. uat
preparing WITT chemical accuracy Of uniform strength
to afford Physicians new agent Oh which they can Iely
s ' dc for hem ali that msGcl. can do
r''fpI sse a s and chsmi.. T,1s
Sold by Rushten. Clark Co.. New York. and by all
dYue gists and dealers in medicine everywhere.
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RAILROAD MORTGAGE, CITY and

AeCoeNTY BONDS offer for sale at fair rates
ctsI R oHIs "a c.n
pons pa,able IN New Yo,k. LIST July and LIST January
Sac Coo CLEVELAND. COLUMBUS and ClNc1N-
NAII SEVEN PER CENT. CONVERTIBLE RAIL
ROAD BONDS. with Coupons payable LIST March and ss
s,s.eoa CT yELAsD: PxINEsyILLE add AsHrA.
sxsE soNb Z. =. ~.
P,se ga ss due Y 1891
MoRTe SSSbs css5s: ssys:
1t AGs ard .s FEB PrneIpai falls eu. = Iss5
RsERoxb aosf
GAGE BONDS, Coupons payable IN New York. Isl Juas
a and SEVEN PER
CENT CONHEhTIBlE RAIL AID FIRST MORT
All. due IN ISL f Gnr. t:s. Sfis cospssS
n MtsssE
lss Dee and isJans. The primo pal falls
$1,000 INDIANAPOLIS and BELLEFoNrAINE
SECOND ISSUE CONvERTiBLEsEvENP PER CENT.
BONDS, Coupon: payable lot July and Let jan The prn-
s.s.sS CITY q coyINGIoS Ky; o.po.i.. e Cir.
JAM ~ SoSs:. :sa i.
nssss eIST y cIIse5sSArI Ohio SIX PERCENT
$500 ea2aP kiG IGN co . osio. SEVEN PER
and Is. jan he coiassu, P.Qa. and IL
a's cITY RRsosErsMourH Ohio SEVEN PER
CENT BONDS, Coupons payable in Nsw-York. LIST July
and let Ian Guaranteed by the scio'o and Hooking VAL
$500 JACKSON COUNTY. Ohio, SEVEN PER
CENT BONDS Coupons payable LIST July and lat JaA. in
$50 sso DECATUR COUNTY. lad. SIX PER CENT
BONDS GSsRons Payshls u ZEN Ysrn r., srx prp
CENT BONDS Coupons payable in Nsv. York. Thstwo
last anteed ~ the and Upper Msss
''s $50 oco ROSS COUNTY, Ohio, SEVEN PER CENT.
BONDS, Coupons payable iss July and lss jan The
o sIs.ss s%MIIfoN ' COUNTY TEN Per CENT.
fnepa : "a. u ss sSaiSs !ss
Of taIabes ensrs debt OF n. County $500
BONDS Pii1cipal fail. due in 1850 Coupons payable
in New YO'k: Population. ieoco; vaas OF 'a1as'ss'
he last named County are by tn.
Peru and Indianapolis Railroad Co. :,
pa interest all pa able annualy New
The RAILROAD BONDS are secured in the most
PIE manner by Mortgage Deed Of Trust 10 sumo Known
and ponsbe citizen Of New York. with power IN case
Of default to enter aud sail each line with ali eqnpmens
The CITY ans COUNTY BONDS are issued, IN each
BY virtue Of SPECIAL Acts Of the proper LsElsssars
granting full for that purpose and on direct vote
OF the people interested that vote being Largely In favsr OF
their issue
tie proper tuthori'fes TO make SPECIAL LEVY o.
TAXES be SET APART exclusively for the purpose Of
the prscps which can be Though the Courts Of
Law, should 1t Doc me necessary
These debts operate IN the nature Of monease % .n
real and persona estates within the respective City and
The New Constitutions adopted By the people Of Ohs
ed debt by Counties, within their boundaries This viii
prevent further issue of securities Of this sort
Printed EIhibts IN each case IN be bad on application
our cce giving full and detailed information ~ 10 tne
hs'ufs Vi '"' WIHsLow. LENIER & CO. 50 wal-st
Nsw-York, Feb. rs, 1855.
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A MEXICAN HYDROPATHIC IN

l. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and TIER APECrtC.
DIR. T. l.. NICHOLS and Mrs MARY Cows NICHOLS
respectfully that their Water Cure and EdGcs
aonal Establishment, after May 1884, will be una
Iepty lea ed at prespes. Nil, Port Chester. oae
heuxs ride rem the cry the New Haven Railroads
pace Of rnriyahed saluoy and bsuay rhs Institution
will cenbps depar mebts-sae specially alive.
two educational and al ssrvAg the purposes Of healthy
physical a. d intel eo' sal development.
Patients Will be received during the whole year IN
WNer Cure treatment u on revious spp ;aoa aud coz
sultAtisp.
A csss young lsdis, will begin Of thorough
yhyas4, moral ard Iatesc ual education, PhyHoss'
cal ne fnt xo.eay June. and can inus
~ eve weeks Our pupils viii have whs.eves hytxops-
t1cpeatr snt they requ e, without charge full e,srss
OF Gynksstss exercises, WteS co0petsas instruction.
less Is In sakfBg r7fne aad SWIMMING IN fresh aud
salt bah full Of lectures the esfuxal
sciences. syecAsly general comparative and husssa
anatomy asd 81 With nstl emst, rhssrc, elc'
tutoh vocal muse aa al the tepatoens Of athsrvush
sducstor. Ths Ian. u'sss music s,d drawEg wli be
tsssht by csupeeRt pro This Sepatse Is lso
ir'sl eee to snswer the pp.ss Normal sca'ol fsr
teachers Who wh TO introduce phy logi ;ai p<scpes
ard ply Al al traisDs IN the irS-ructos of yeusa
The Medical g. bod Of the Institute for the education se
quasd PeIserx o. beth IN tie 81 esee and pracce
M Hstrepshy VII ccmmsnce rs third term on tae nfs'
Mofcay in Nevenb@r.
Ccalsrs with tu parte lars. terms, &c Of elsh de-
psI@e-tw be furnished apo ica,i3s 20 d. NcSs1,
no 9. Clhss n place, Sew-fork.
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MORTGAGE and CONVERTIBLE

lvl BONDS Of the EATON asd HAMILTON RAIL
ROAD-The Undersigned offer for sale S0e,eOo Of the
shove Bonds bearing interest A. sevsn per cent per an
num- and the prr cipa due LIST January 1884, both
BILE at the Bank Of America in The CITY Of New YORK. With
privilege Of conversion into stock at any ms within I'VE
The EATON and HAMILTON RAILROAD, extends
from Hamilton (distant Is miles from Cncnsat whore
connects with the Cincinnati Hamilton sAd Dayton Rail-
read to Richmond in Wayne Couaty lndAsa where IN.
tsecting the Indiana Central Railroad uates with the
lines Of railroads terminating at Chicago and st. Lous
The whole distance from Cfnoinnan to Chicago oy thus
II viii be i89 miles.
The ler gih Of the E. and H r. R il a niles Its cost
will be $73t00 The resources Of the Comnasy aaouns
$3.50 Geo. eavrg only $3.50 o06 required TO flash the con-
S'ruc.ion the read To provide for its immediate cor
peon aAd the purchase Of the loo 5mcyss and
the Company have sued bonds for of which
tboss offered portion) secured By moisase %
first lien thsreupcn, cropping loan OF $4,000 BY the
City Of Cincinnati The total amount Of marriage debt:
will be $i oe-ony one half OF the cost OF tho road and
The road from Hamilton to Richmond will. without
Doubt be che OF the greatest th0r0ughss Of the WeE
Not only will its connection with Cincinnati aud 81.
Louis and she upper Wabash and Chicago. secure to
very large sad profitable through business but every
mile on side Of the road will furnish portion Of ts
profits. . <,.,~
The value Of the taxable property OF tbs three Coun:
ties of Hamilton Butter and Prsbe, in Ohio. which will
be tributary TO this Road amounted in 1885, to $735 $50
The cash value Of the land IN these hree Counties
is not less than $4s per In the Counties Of Bahsr
ard prsbs alone there produced in 1850 more than
full statement of the condition. prospective business,
and value road and all other information. IN b. OBJ
tame ed 1t the office of the uEcersgped.
CAMMANE. WHIrEHOuSE CO No % WalN.
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4 OOKING-GLASS AND PICTURE

NU9 vi %
syth.st Nsw-Yosk-The undersigned, having devoted his
personal attention or 10 the Looking Glass aad
Picture Frame busness is fully cempsteat by his e1se
thar will give satisfaction the most particular Being
probably the largest ard most extensive establishment Of
the knd in this country posssss others
In variety and extenvsness stock and the long sb
shed and continual increase ostrsds rom ali parts Of tue
Uren with the inaly improvements the undersigned has
recently made his enables hun /, sell his
tclss st less than other manufacturer ana he
respectfully socits his friends and the public general
cali ard examine his large sssostmsst d
and Picture Franes previous to perchasisg.
OAKLAND, Rosewood Walnut, Mahogany snd Gili Mould
Ig Of every description and all sr gths for shipping
All communications through the post-Oaice viii be
fully received and psrctualy attended to Direct
b0x No lei Ckalhau square Post Oface. 8 j. SISLEa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-01
r YONs KATHAIRON for the HAIR

Behold Read ~ and Realize The great PHYSICAL
remedy for protecting the Human Hair from ~ dssssss
and impurities had never been discovered antn MI:
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