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SADDLERY HARDWARE.

IIames pad trees. etc, Brass aud sind
Roller buckle. har Is 10, tiT1s> nails, rD~otieH.
Brass pad HOOKS AMI ic.fcts Nhto's Rj uulecn bits,
japd do do do Sw,ycis aud pad screws,
Bra>s ara silva rnt uagS rhrcad, avis varlisi. etc
Ja, ID RON and a.,t SNAPS Brass and iron strrups
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AND JoINFns. TOOLS

EenCh ara mouGiUs Planes, Socket d trnier chtsris
Hand. panel AMI rip saws, G0u.es. rules. s:nsres
Compass. ienon ~ BIO 10 GuaEes and Devils,
ACZrs, hammers ana hat chefs ludit aai Levels,
tnreTs, braces and bits, " ood& iron l-nC Ii sore
i'..nil
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WINES. LIQUORS, ND CIGARS,

large assortment, sUcb Holland Gin, Brandy of df-
ceut hrai.ds, Malaga uc, iGre Juice, do, Champagne
81 Ctoix Rum. Jamaica do Irish Nb.skey, Burgundy
pogt, Madeira, c.c.
10000 Cigars, Of every variety.
PORK and FLOUR constantly on hand, in large
quantities.
Mr Sardord's stock is large al, he viii be receiving
New Goods constantly ortT to rrep his assortment
pete lie is determined TO sell 81 goods tor ready
pay cheap they can sc purchased elsewhere GIVE
him n call lNoveiaher lcj l-.3-}0l
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AN ACREiN SAINT PAUL, FOR SALE
CHEAP.

acre of land. in town, fenced aud cultivated with
~ a house on Il; also stable. also wagon, two
horses and harness, aad pillow aud sled Situated south
OF Trout Brook and The m but short distance from
the ktsou House Inquire of J. w Bass OF of Junes
NJ Guodiue.
PM. MAY II. 4
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SPRING TRADE.
1872.

1852. SPRIN Nc TRADE. 1899.
GtPIENDID Stoch Of rich Fancy and staple Goods, AZ
- the y y. oppO>te he American Having re-
crvr3 by late arrival, barge assortment Of ENGLISH,
FRENCH AND AMERICAN GOODS, comprising a
coniplet assortment OF the newest ad beautiful
articles for the Spring aad Summer trade J OF which
are ready for exhibition and SALE and viii he oner-
ed the lowest market prices, at wholesale aud retail
In This assortment, may he seen almost every
article usually found the best Dry Goods establish
nens and also many and splendid sI les OF goods
not 10 found else where; they having been selected
with care aud EXPRESSLY ter tbs market Purchaser
are reminded. that IA addition to Cur RICH SFoCk al
staple and Fancy Coos, at all times Keep larse
variety of Carpeta eS and Floor Cloths at all the
and various les; also, complete assortH OF Ia
dies misses and rhildrrns sho's We wohd r6>2eci'
fu. invite our friends aud CIaserS IF Dry Goods 10
an early annatiuu rf entire stock assuring them
tha, every exertioa ~ he made render ihe business
calls OF our friends both agreeable an Proftab e
D. II. HOLMES
Cslens, April p, 1872. s-sm
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ST. PAUL TEMPERANCE, HOUSE.

ST. PAUL TEMPERANCE, HOUSE.
1Hf name is MofFLT. My BOARDING House is on
Jackson Street the lower end Of Salit Paul To
MA AZ you keep straight frn the sieanb boat
20 lht sH o triangle at the north end of The bridge
Ny house IS large ard for prompt payment every week
intend TO furnish soou fare at the very lowest price
LOT MOFEET.
ST Paul. Nav % 1851 IL,
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STaJGONt,RI

EsIANK DOORS Of q vrriety Of si;es, mernor.na.
books, Drawing Foolscap, Letter, and Note paper;
tnvt opts fancy GLd pain drawing and other pencils,
pens, uk. &c, for SAFE by > COMES,
bookseller and StAioner corner Of -aiat Anthony aid
6 apitol streets, opposite the aiBeTicaa House
Nnvrnbcr ~, ISL. 3oy
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l-V. RsoNs BURYED To Dr,ru.-I his
.rf ahout haii past -four O'Clock fire
h. or n 100 Catherine street, nccrpied
t,'HS boo, and >hoe store. aud tha ur-
p'r- dwelling of Mr.. Phil!ip Cio.an.
fa.', n, of the All District So rapid
fa flames that nearly ali the tarn'l, Of
ets { we're CONSUMED 90 The dpvourinc
..ea-at. His wife Catherine, his Dau.h-
yer. S.. h Jane and Mary f., and his
sr, lcs X were harmed 70 dealh -
40 b. MS children escaped--she only sur
v'te.s beside himself OF the melancholy
.st. strophe la aiit'on to them, a oman
s'1,D: "a fhe upper story, hy name of
- ylrrt Logan, was also destroyed.-
.i- gan ras Al ihe time Of the disaster
AT .la lice of2:e, and only arrived bone
So say, - be sa! effects of the dis
trf
ID. Nay IN vhjch the fire originated is
- p clear. The cause, however, should he
,a- Fl l. investigated by The coroner's
go ich SITS his ai'ternr on. Such an
81" Z obstruction Of human lie should not
PISS 1pheedet. y one can view the terri
b'e easier, The cbarrcd and burnt rem
nan'. the human beings now lying 10
a. 1 district station, without horror
r; ma g the blood run cold 10 see the
ot IL. .ht. AMI 10 conceive The heart-ren-
ain- mes of Il parent and husband thus
d. '.I'el of nearly all he holds dear on
e-r-1.- y. \ Day Book, Sin.
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TO SELL OR RENT.

IHyHAT convenient and eligible LOT and building, orpo
d site the American House, ST. Paul. kept heretofore
n Saloon, etc; with convenient attachments IN the
rear II is choice business location, aud may be
had baresin, by inquirng, On The premises, OF
May ID, (4-u) McNIl.
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Rotels ano Conbcpanees.


THE LAKE HOUSE, AT SALTWATER,
EWEf are determined to have a Hotel kent M Stjn.
II Wate', as house ought To be kept. The Lake
House hne large, new building, with large convenien,
stables ea OUT ondngs rs We'll good parors in the
house, for private families to occupy
Matthew Tasey has taken this house and 1,
throughout; having put in $4,000 worth Of new furni
ture Nothing in the way Of expense will be spared 10
Keep up tne iI the Lake House. the highest reputation
thar public house acquire Strnngers from abroad
VIII receive such attention as TO encourage them
tarry.
etll"ater, march D. ls52. 47-6t.
81. ANTHONY HUIS
Corner of Main and Wood streets
Upper Town, Falls ST Anthony Minnesota Territory.
ISAAC BRowN, Proprietor
TIME above House is conducted on strictly te,nner
u ance principles.
y. %. Stabling for horses also
March 2. 1892. A7-tf
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PROPOSALS FOR FURNISHING: IN
DIAN PROVISIONS FOR 1852.
LIME ORA SrpERlNrENpENcY,

y.
ST Paul, Nlv 10, 1872.
StEAIFD PROPOSALS. viii be received AT his o nee
- nnn u O'clock VI Of The 9Th Of June neN, for fur
ni,ine aud delivering The following provisions for the
Wrnebago Indians SIOUX Of the ST. Peters, and Chip
FOR THE WINNEBAGOEs
srperane four to the amount of $500
Brova sugar, in abls do zoo
Coffee, IN sacks, do 800
ron >louX, OF THE ST PETERS ''''''
Siperhne hoar, 10 the amount OF $4,000
,f it,S rorS' 40 do 800
For TE p' sis 20 OF rnE nsS aee n,loO
ssnperine hour, 10 the amount of $4,000
Mess pork, do i5Oo
White shelcd com, IN SKIS do SEQ
Folncco, small plug. in boxes. 500 Si5oO
Tue provisions for the ~oux to he delivered on or
peio'e ,ht '~eaty-irst day OF June, at te Ia ding AZ
Tor smelling except such portions NAY be designated
Tor delivery at W abashrW and Red Wing.
40 those for 'ne Wimetaypcs and Chippewas (ex-
c't ihe beet caite TO be delivered al 81 Paul, to the
Agents % those tribes. Ia authorized by
them respectively, On or leiore The eni, day
JGne ncxt.
TAe beef cattle to he delivered at the Wmnebaeo
Agency between the st u September aud the 10Th Of
october next.
A. good and 81 cient secnry w.i hc required for the
peonnce oi the contracts 10 he entered INTO bidders
WI pi"lS" name the persons they VIII ofrs soch
ShoAd the bids he deemed agautiy high tue
pe.AteHden reserves 10 htnself the right them
aside. and make such other arrangements he may
deem most advdntageou. 70 the Indians.
sad provisions VIII be subject IN peciion n the
place Il delivery BY dentereatcd persons - be select
ed b, the Agent n III coutrso stmpes vii he re-
CURED Of tn sugar coffee ard tubacco. Soperatr hi Is
VIII BE- received for The beet cattle Bidders Vii Offer
~ spccae tcs or the PORK; isO for the .our; also
the corn; also Tor the lard for each tribe
whole 'perate BIDS VIII also he received tae col-
Tee for the ami inr the tobacco for each tribe OF
Tor the whole EiiS must be eHdo sot ltopost as fox
furnishing ladiau rrovsiou~' beet cattls" rs the
may he; a,i be addressed % Mex Rar,c, super
lGtendeui indian Affairs. al 81. Paul, ". J.
ALIEN. z tN>fV.
-. Pau, MAY 30. iS52. Supt Ind'n. Aaairr.
Each paper IL the Territory AMI tsaicnl Advert
ser AMI pnbIqac Tribune, viii give this Insertions
AID forward accounts
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Yearly Deposits of Members under so
Table Of Rates, No. J

Those drawing for the first weeks sickness, BY
paying So 90 per > ear, draw 50 90 per week
400 6o0 <
500 60
500 815
Those wears Of age charged p per
81 90 admission tee. Is charged IN addition 10 the above,
the first year. and must be PAID at The une OF making
application, and the years dep within 30 days.
Gov Boutwell,, Mass, Gov. HunBARp, Augusta, Ne
Ex-Gov WILLIAMS, \. VI. Z. ALDEN, VI d., Rlndo!ph.
L God, VI d, Randolph, Hon Is French, Brsintree,
Hon Morrison, Braruee, Hon 4 Hathaway. Freeiown
II Brockway ,Ellrgto {, Hon PW ashburn, " ddeloro
Hon o. W God Somers. c. Woodbury. ~ Curtis, rrovii.
" n Clifford New Bedford Seph Reynolds. Troy, \ &.
HonT w Wentworth iosc, stephens, RI Alana lake,
SPRINGFIELD ERENCREFEs.
wilcox, Prest chiropea b4nkJos c Pynch0n Esq
A Morga prest AZ iwam Bank, G SeguF, NJ d,
WESTERN REFERENCES.
His Excellencv, A.srix 4. KING Jefferson City, No.
His ENcellenCy 20 sEpH A. WRIGHT, Indianapolis, Ia.
Ills E,cellenoy, RarDtN wooD, Colamhps, Ohio
His Eycrllency, AUG. G. FRENCH, Springfield HIS
Ex-Gcv. DAVID WALLACE, Indianapolis, In.
Hon. John w. DAVIS, Carlisle. Ia.
Hon. Geo W. Julian. Cen,ervie, IA.
Prof 5. NJ. smith. NJ ID. Cpambus ono.
ST. LOUIS. MO.
Messrs. Chambers & Knapp Editors Mo. Republican
Geo. X. Budd, Editor -. Louis Ineiligencer.
Phillip B; Hochsday 6eatman' Iiiin1n Go; =,
Anglerodt 4 Barth. Gaty, McCune Gias5y.
ST. PAUL, MINNESOTA.
His ExceiIency, ALEXANDER RANsEY.
Hon. WIN ii. Forbes, Hon. Honry A. Lambert.
Rice, HolIinshead Becker, j. w. BASE, z. NJ.
ST.ANTHONX.
Hon. w. L. Iarned, Hon :. w Farnham, J W. North,
4. l.. Alues Geo w Brott.
3-29y1 A. WHITNEY. ST. FAUL,
GENERAL AGENT for the Territory Of Minnesota.
Office in the New Gothic store, Third st.
DISSOLUTION.
TUE partnership OF Ti,alow a Scott, heretofore eX-
listing in butcheriBg, is dissolved aud the business is
now conducted solely by A. TiTALOW.
e. PAM, MAY 10. 4-5t
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c ca MT - s. { ~ GRIMM I fS'-

Storage, Commission and Forwarding, the Western
terminus OF the Galeua aud Chicago Union Railroad.
I'll. rorNIN. ISo1. A.DtVIDsuN.
DAVIDSON 4 co.
CHERRY VALLEY. ILLINOIS,
RE prepared to receive, Store ard forward goods
ard produce OF every description, and win tn-
The hlsrt the u estern Terminus of The Rail.
road, as { progresses.
M.rh packages "(are Davidson & CO..
As this Railroad !, now completed the worst at
the wagon read between Chicago and Calepa. think
merchants viii HAD it ~ tbir interest send Of
10.
SPRING STYLE OF MATS.
NOW IL TIE TINE
HCST received from thr East the spfing stvlc OF Sik
- Hats heantihl article; also large assortment
hossuth, hungarian and May Hats; also ire
men; Tor boys and children Oh Cloth and toth Gays,
every style and at all prices at The 81 PAM Hat and
stofe. {2--Gl X. .. WALKER.
". t.. LEDtC. u. RouRER.
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10 al examination If th"i! large aud splendid stock q,
DkN GOODS.
Laieiy received ION Inc faSieTn tltes, Whth they
row ofcr for Cash nj rnrIecedrntedi} low prices A
J,e 'ar, - ,.;r - ,.t ~ ~ ~ 's' 'e'''S
'' ! " ~
ne LAINES~-Oi ever quality, from q cents TO
~ - cents, al I-fIlT BRoS.
ANASIINEEE--t abcautilll assortment. 10 be had
u AZ ELfELr Bros.
aypaC.S~-plaju Poured Il ,cL ana d. h,uoe,h,a
| "a MAJ be found Al ELFFlT 4 Bros
,,s. e M, -, ..-..
khf;~S slim S~-ht'cE' slsuFFu' aii0 a variety o.
- color ror Salr a, In rs,r>,
-
, " F.LN H. S.-ht,A san, anu Nu'toi 90 10 ne seen
AT LIfhLT b&oN.
NEiHBcN S--Bonre' NocA and bei.a bel;'lini
I
d <k AZ AIS AZ - ~ X f'S--Gents black sid
y iGdi " ~" and Salih--in elegant YsrItty
ROE SAT- al l'bFELI q BROS
&C AZ ES~-Np;'s aud How, Woocn--s ,a~ce ,ar;c-
~ ~ from 20 .;s II = + II tffE,..s,
.x ,,-,0,~-- c,,,.
w az i'E' deso i'nieh' "' Nl"tihs tia
W i.''-" wear !" u ''' Al hLfhLta
ktAlT - rS~-l .DOs AKA stair Carptiirg cheap
= -lrELTs'
.ec,~xHDr,c NIL n , 80, r., ~,
~
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BOARDING HOUSE.

& UiRLES CREEK has opened a Boarding
- House IL tie west end OF the celebrated Frea.on:
botise, on Bench street where he will make Cash Iod.
gers ard Boarders Comfortable he possibly can At
SS,Uo per week. Nov. iB5I 32y
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HOUSE TRIMMINGS.


iocas atcheS and bolts. House bel,s and carriages
futs ard screws All sizes Hooks Sta les. Eado, h
Bel! pulls and door lBoc lat and hooks etc.
MN.
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rgvIE UNDER SIGNED is now IN readiness
4 for grinding Corn, Rye, Oats. Peas, Buck
wheat, and Whatever else requires grinding, m
cludug salt. AT the gr-,-n,IlI on the west aide OF
the Mississippi, river. at II. Anthony Tor lawful
rates Of toll. y hen desired grists vii be re-
c,iyed 1T the subscribers on he east si,!e %. the
RIVER, and be returned ground al The same place
oelx CALVIN s. FUTILE.
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MASONIC,

DRFTHEEN, take notice, that iSaint Paul Lodge No
ID J. regularly every Monday night at The Hail
BY order. HENRh TRAY,
Secy. st. Paul Lodge No. /, u. D.
81 Paul, May 10. lS52. I'll
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TIE NYORID.S EIIR-

NJ are receiving TOW daily, stock Of new goods
the most C,egHt cheMisettes, lacts, and beautiful
ribbons, and fashionable bonueis and summer slaNls,
ever offered III this market. We proud to 81
goods &c our lady customers. CURRAN & iAWLOR
Paul. NAV 49, =
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X I and cross cut saws, Mails, blad- and spikes
"a, sand axe heives, some hammers AID picks.
1 49,; stcol, al sit,s. h8ttCc.s and Wedges,
BLISTER aud German, to do, Iron WIre. a >tle>.
OK log ano trace cias, lrun rvcts and hettic ears,
Anyiis aHd hammers, Wei Wicri-. i,ct screws,
s. ow, sheen aud bells, Gna,stunes hj,l rollers
~ nails. ST 81 ards. Hooks and hinges
CjrcuIal saws. al! sizes. Bake .kli.ts.
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REV & FARMER.

! tTuRN thanks To their customers IN all quarters
and beg To assure them, that Notwithstanding tneil
large sales OF groceries, provisions and all goods in the
line, they daily rcceiNn, farther supplies b, the
boats and will continue fill all cash orders prompt, nj
she lowest prices.
81 Paul Nav 10.
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FRESH VACCINE. NATTER.
Err. CNRilo/ Hnd DIR. GOODRICH of ~. Paul,
have received suPpl. o frc..t pure vaccine mat
ter; AVID PREPARED protect every person. By .acc
nation against the small rol
- Paul, Ma, -, l5l. J-2t
DISTRICT COURT.
FIRST IrDicfNL DISTRICT, RAMSEY ColNTV,-ss.
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BLANK DOORS.

ZeAT BOOKS, Journals. e6Eers Re- cords, and svc-;
y size Il ;aenoraJdu,n Books, Ion sale b.
". : CONES.
Cor. -. Anthony and Capitol Sts.
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I.EAVIII.fiDSV ARE.

Shove, spade and hcss, Forks and grain cradles,
Rakes, ties and slalhS GariCH rak,s, hoes. etc.
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t>.a9Y Is ruE True MARX OF GExlvs.
--i.iIt Waldo Emerson, in one OF his re-
r-a res, describes with the clearsweeu
81 e ? er, the vital necessity Of euerav
'r' i.a'r to even the most gifted. in the
Hy of steam and punriuaii,y, the
'a<t a.1f, no matter how extraordinary lis
81, .-Ireu.rnts, must always fall behind in
SIT race ofhInan life. lie says:
g. rs uneXertea, is no more genius
tt.n a .hel I'll acorns is forest of oaks
A.rc my be epirs in mem, brains, just As
'aer' "re oaks ~ acorns, bat he tree and
rae BOOK must come out before we ca
AelsH'e them. We very .a;urally recall
ae'e ban large lass OF grnnDiers and wish
tr> au spen! the tine M longing 20 be
st-- han they are while they should hayc
... employed IN advancing themselves
1'i-riy rn0ra'iZe Oh The injustice Of
~r-. Do thy want change! Let
,,e q auge-who prevents ,hp,n? If ven
aye - .ngh as your faculties Will permit
ra- tn rise IN the scale Of society, VIII.
lli ypu complain Of men! L. Is God
t't logged iAe law OF precedence. ln,-
ID .a hII or be silent! If You have ca
ia..t i1r Il higher station take ,-wbat
.at.r- ou: How inany men wouid love
t1 sleep bHggArs and wake 10 Ro,hs-
.1.. Asfolsi
f.." many men would ftin 60 10 bed
.a.-es 90 lie uakei up Solouons!, Tou
rll yoo have sOmn. Those who
ss 81. g seed, wee seed, iazimess seed,
a." et / crop. They TIA. SOW the
g.. .oap whIrialud. \ man OF mere
''o '.l'y nndeyeIope.l Is only an organ
p i.t dream with skin on IT, 4 hint
@It mus that will not strike fire are no
t,'f Ilan vet junk wood. We nave
p-- for it tina, living dog is better
a" lead lion" If you would 90 up,
~ AZ IA would be seen, shine.
- a" present day. eminent position in
amy lfo.rs.ion, is the result of hard. IN
..'..a labor. Men can no longer fly a:
3H-a into e'nineu, po:ition. They have
.. re- : imner II out by steady and rugged
".." The world Is 40 longer clay, but
rather ia, ia the hands of il, workers."
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C.SJI FOE HIDES.

IyyHE highest market price VIII he paid in tash for
Green and Dry II Gcs, also lcesski1s
r.. \. COLLINS IL co.
y. B. We have removes onT Leather store ana
Harness shop 10 ths bndi'g, opposite blce snd
Han. store 32y
FIRE AND W ATER Proof PAINT.
H. YOU ant 20 your hnildngs from IRE ana Y"nf
II roofs from rotlng. get fire proof pant ii can b.
sol! Al cents per pound and Is the cicats dnd Del
paint in tie world Enquire al Lott Mohets % th'
Agrrt 7 ,e paint il warranted. A SANbVN-''
PAM NaY 6. 1902.
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THE STONE STORE.

NetD Goods al Loie Prices.
\ ~ SIMPSON, corner Of Third and II oterts streets
- has just received stock oi Dry Goods
Boots Shoes, Fats Caps, Hardware, Woodenware
Queensware etc. Furniture, large stock Farm inn e
men's OF ali kinds, etc. etc, which he invites the at
tention Of purchasers.
June 26, lSll. lIn,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-03-24

The GREAT POLAR OCEAN.-At the last
meeting of the London Geographical Society,
Lieut.. Osborne, a member OF one of the Bril-
tish Arctic expeditions, argued at some length
in favor of the support of the existence of a
great polar ocean. He s,id that in Yelling
ton channel he had observed an immense num-
ber of whales running oui from under the ice,
proof that they had been to water and come
TO water, for every one knew they must have
room to blow. He further said that there was
almost constant fight Of ducks and geese
from the northward, another proof of open
water in that direction, since these birds found
food only in such water. He added it was his
deliberate opinion, from observations made on
the spot, that whales pissed up Wellington
channel into a northern sea. In reference to
the abundance of anima life, in the latitude
of this supposed polar sea, he remarked that,
while on the southern side of Lancaster
Sound he never saw enou gh game to feed his
dog. Melville Island, one hundred and fifty
miles to the northward, abounded in deer and
musk oxen. 1t was thus clear, he continued,
that animal life did not depend on latitude;
but increased, if any thing, after passing the
seventeen degree. Moreover, while in BAT.
fms bay the tide made for the southwark.
coming from the Atlantic; in Barrow's Straits
it made for the northward, W hich could only
be explained on the hypothesis of q sea in that
drec tion
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-03-24
4 YER;s CHERnY prCTnp.I ra-.ze

"A cure of COUGHS. COLDS. UOARSENEsS
bahh90Nc.fIlS, WHOOplEG-COUGH, GROUP,
ASTHMA, and CONSUMPTION
Many years of trial. instead of impairins the pub
nc confidence In this medicine has won for II an
appreciation and notoriety by far exceeding the most
sansuine expectations OF its friends Nothing but
It's intrinsic virtues and the unmistakabe benefit
conferred on thousands of sufferers could ORIGINATE
ana maintain the reputation ii enjoys While many
inferior remedies thrust upon the coprnun;tv have
aaled ana been discarded, this has gained friends by
every ulal conferred benefits on the afflicted they
never can forget, and produced cures too numerous
and too remarkable to be forgotten
Hhhe II Is a fraud on the public to pretend that
any one medicine will infalliby cure-stl there is
abundant proof that the CHERRY PEcroRAI does
not only as a general thing but almost invariably.
cure the maadies for which it is EMPLOYED
AS time makes these facts wider and better
known, the medicine has gradually become the best
reliance OF the afflicted, from the logcabin of the
American peasant to the palaces of the European
klngs. Throughout this entire country in every
State, city, and indeed almost every hamlet it CON
tans, CHERRY PEcToRAL is known as the best rem
edy eHtantfor diseases of the Throat and Lungs and
IN many foreign countries it is coming to be exten-
slvtly used by their most intelligent Physicians In
Great Britain, France and GERMANY where the
medical sciences have reached their highest perfec
aon Cherry Pectoral is introduced, and in constant
use in the Armies, Hospitals Aims Houses, Public
tnsutunons and in domestic practice as the surest
remedy their attending Physicians can employ for
tue more dangerous affections the lungs Also in
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efectual to cure. In fact some of the most fatter
ing testimonials we receive have been from parents
who have found it eff ;acious in cases particularly
incidental to childhood.
The Cherry Pectoral Is manufactured by prac
tical Chemist and every ounce of it under his own
eye, with invarable accuracy and tits sealed
and protected by law from counterfeits conse-
quently can be relied genuine without adulter-
alton.
We have endeavored here to furnish the com,nu
nifty with medicine of such intrinsic superiority
and worth as should commend itself to their conf
dence-a remedy at once safe, speedy and effectaa
which this has by repeated and countless trials prov
ed itself be- and trust by great npreparing it
with chemical accuracy, of uniform strength, to af
ford Physicians new agent On which they can rely
for the best results, and the afflicted with remedy
that win de- for then1 all that medicine can do.
Prepared and sold by
JAMES C. AVER
Practical and Analytical Chemist.
Loreu, Mass.
Sold by PURCELL, LADD e. CO., and PEY-
TON JOHNSON, Richmond, and by Druggists
avervvUhara ia