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A QUEER JOKE


Several gentlemen, most ofihem irav.
eed men, were Chatting easily and tami.
lIary about one thing and another, and
being mostly Frencbmen Ia belle France
Of couts- formed one of the principal
themes. Presently tiey were joined by an
cd uun who is slightly 'srlckcd' on some
subjects, hrl IN olhets is sufficiently
acute aud ready Of repartcc. Oae oftho
company immediately attacked tic old
gentleman about some Of his peculiar
ideas anG cndenvorcd TO tnrn The laugh
against him. This malicious fun was
suffered 10 proceed some time By its OBJ.
eel wiIholi opposition; but suddenly he
turned 10 his gay and laughing lormcnlor,
and said:
"Yon have becu 10 Paris Monsieur?"
"Ycs, sir" said The Other, with all
lha, soflicien, aod vain glorons air which
almost every young or middie-aged
Frenclman uucohsciously assumes when
ever the great city is menliond; "yes,
sir, know il by heart"
lhen you Wouia 90 aoie 10 give
me some lh'pmal'ou ''pcil'"g us 'oPog'''
phy,S
u cohrSe-eas"y
"Wll you be kind enough to inform
me what is in tho middle Of Paris" and
Tho old gentleman took pinch Of snuff
.
III nis ns''al ue''oe'o'', ul'et nanpar:
"Fha' Is IN me in'uo'e OF ,"'s' SIT
"hY, you are 'a"gN'hg AZ me-
"No' al ai,: II you answer 'ae q"es,
''on ! am WING 10 pay !''' 'Npo"'eS
to rarIs and oack.
wei, 'hen' 'hcreS 'ne Louvre
'N"! -.
"ihe faIais hoyai'
NO! !.
u" luiiet'es.
mo-! 4,
,he '''o'h oes i'a"'eS' 1''''0 D1"e'
&C
mo-! was The impeftnran!e answer l"
each prominent loc ''I"n named,
swell what me de"co IS II! =,
"Ah' thal = your LOOK OUT sf' Sa'u
the n'd nlIemfn' as cooI,y as ever ;,
" ! must bc the Ma'cno des innocenS'
"No" .,,, :,
y, "ihem II IS the Ho'el % E''lc.
"No!"
A pause. :! have !"uod IT. 0s INC gem
The Seine surely runs lnr"ush we MD
die of Par's, sa'd INA speaker o' 'ocal'-
ties with 'r,umph'n' ar
"N", a'al', my dear ''r'no' al ali! Try
again.
"Mn fo'' sHfre",i"r' ca" mug
me What 1t can bn' :,
"iiete's p'e''y man, sa'a '"' o'o
een'itm man. WIN '''c ",'Pn VI P'o'eSso'
uslng his scaipr'' ana 'ay'"s OPP" so.".
h,dden an"'"'hlcn' ","s",e' 70 '"e "'''s'
nl litS SUnlPCi; Hefc L al ''oi"n wv w"
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A lump of VIC, saleratus, applied TO the
sting ofa wasp ot bee, will stop The pain
in nno rnnmnnt. and prevent II from
swelling. Pin this fact up somewhere
fnr mex, summer'suse.
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DoJbs says the difference between old
bachelors and mufjerers, is rather 'ma2ln-
ary than real. In his opinion, the guilt
ofkeepine people on, Of foe world Is
JUS. as great crime as thrusling them
out after they have got in. Sinners will
please notice. ts
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Of,be eleven unauccessfnl candidates
fnr rhe presidency, since 1882, only Two
ere now living, Messrs. Case and VaM
Burtn. These who we're voted for and
never elected were, Crawford, Clay, WIZ
end Webster. Another unsuccess'nl
candidate Scott. may now be added to
The list.
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OBITUARY.

DlED.-A 6P. NJ Nov, ID, in great
agony, the WuIG PARTY FTWE UNITED
STATES The spoams of,he pnor cruN-
,ure in the las, stages were almost fright.
ful, bri nm
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An old bachelor says that women are
20 fond Of appearances, tina. ifyou could
make them believe there were no looking
glas.es in Heaven; they would set no
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A fiend, 10 speaking of California,
SAYS ifyou call physician TO relieve
vou. he generally does ii;if mt Of the
disense. Of your nocket.book. For three
ssahems'' and ''hp," in June last. he
paid, he SAYS. tweuiy.seyep dollars. Nice
county for Rbubafh, that
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NOrlCE

IT S hereby given that there will be pell.
q tion presented 10 the Commissioners OF
Putnam county, a; their December Session,
praying for the location OF county road,
commencing at n stalk set at an angle south
east of Luke Hethcoais Land in county
road leading from GiIboa to Bell & Dixon's
Mll-,honce north TO the center line Of sec-
ton 10 town one north range, eight easi->
thehce east on the. center line of sestion II.
6 and Is TO where the road running from
Gilboa to Defiance crosses said line, or so far
on said line as may be deemed n ecessary. for
which favors your petitioners will ever prav.
November 2, 1852. ,.f ,sf.,e GOO
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The editor sof the Eoeniag Mirror
writes from a manufacturing ,own in
Massachusetts: "We mustg give the factory
girls Of Lawrence lINscfedit Of great per
sonal nealness, especially about the head
an excellent thing in woman. One
confederate, and even like person with
ugly form and iealufes, we have known
instances Of ueliness that were positively
fascinating, but fropsy haired woman,
uoh w
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thhhI' Nv lfot W0Cn o OP'i' w W" '""S''
relates n couple 0fnnccdoles that will do
10 ''pass rounds Here Trey are:
Deacon Clongh is about TO travel, 20.
ingto leave, move away, Of course he's
going cf lhaiis .llle's about to locate on
new ste--Ponland, Maiae, aad in re-
membrqnce OF his many pleasant of hand
hits, / feel like giving a, j specimen OF
what the Deacon lnes do occasionally,
that the Pmilanders may look out for
him. "a
Stopping in at tho Deacon's Noab's
Ark Of store, one morning, where he
sells everything, from Il six horse plough
to a chli's ratle--
"Bsenn great forgery committed; have
you heard Of i?"
"No." says |, "bave not, Dcacon.- -
Whcn- whow
,'Dnn'l IImarsnp, down hcrc.'
You don't tell me iha!? What! old
man Emerson?"
Yes, sir, old man Emerson"
"(Vhy. bless my soul Iihnueh no man
sioLd higher or Grmer in tic community,
Deacnn!' sfysI.
"Yes -laways thought so. ton but
It's not the first iimo he did IT,"
"No! God bless me, is II possible!
Who was it on?-wha, did he forge, Dea-
COMP
at wns d lIaguy thick tire, on a tim.
Der UhcCli @ ]
Old man Emerson carries on large
smilhey and wagon factory, you see.
| grabbed on axe helve, aud tho last |
saw oftho Deacon about that limo, was
fragment of his coat tail vanishing up
into his loft. | confessed the cape,
An oldish sort OF relic Of the past
age--an old gen; who considers a laugh
sinful, who has been subscriber for 40
years, more or less TO the "Dlily Adrer-
hser,n a Journal thai never inserted a
witty item but once during lis existence,
and then it lost over twenty subscribers
in heap. This old gen, camo into
Deacon Clough's store, few weeks ago,
and seeing the Deacon seated On sofa /,
with an unusually sedatc expression on
his general jolly face hn said, in his favor
tic melancholy tone, as though hn had
"lost all" by the measles, and owed two
qDurtet's rent
"What is The trouble, Deacon Clough,
this murning?n
"Well," says the Deacon, "lm both
cred some witli,hc eraVel--vcry much,
10 fact, this morninr."
"Indecd!i us very afflic,ing," says old
Soemucholy; "aud Ahai have ynu done
lor il, Dyachnw
"Nothiug yetj must attend TO IL, | sup.
pose
81 would, Deacon, would, it's very
dislressing-it's most lAmenahlc i'll.
20 10 DR.. Moore, or TO my friend DR..
Parkhurst, aud lie advised at once, Dea'
con" RI
"Oh, Iguess I can soon FIX i,--a few
stitches wiI!answer'
"Stches!r saws SorrowiU..
"Yes," says Tho Deacon. You see
they've been rcP,irng our street My
boot is ripped a, The Toe, aud the plneny
gravel gets 10 my feet. and bolheis me l'kc
stn.'' t
When The full f,rcc Of tie terrific fac
burst in Upon the lid sobcr-sidc's hra'r
Iha, be was joked, he liked 10 have wl'rf
ugh. down into his boo:s. He left in
horror. and the Deacon heard that he
kept his bed fnr three weeks! Wliri
Deacon Clnugh leaves this vili,gc, wf
s. oil h We lost good citizen, and a joke
as can, he beat 81 mote il be.
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Los, weok we gavG, as near as we
could gather. tho result il the fourth
Congressional District. Below we copy
GIomt tlic Lima Argus the Official 'eprns:
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Craeerics, Drngs, 0ils, PAINS, d.

We have very large lot Of Groceries, A splendid
article OF Coffpe for shilling Sugars at cts cts
~ c,s, &c. tess Mt from so cents to 81. Tobacco,
prizes Salt, Pc.pei, Ginger, Gloves. Nutmegs. Raj.
sins, Clnnemon. Starch. Mustard, Shot, Powder and
Lead Syrup, Moasses. WRiskey, Oils, White Lead.
Paints, &C.. &c.
We have large stock of Goods on hnnd Of every
kind Of first quality, aud determined not 10 be
undersod by any hody either In this country or else
where. We don'f intend 10 do credit business hut
sell low.
Cash and Trade for Wheat and Ears.
We take Oais and Corn, Hides, Feathers Reeswax.
Iiutter. Eggs. Wool, Pork, Beans Ashes Black Saits
or anything else that we Gun dispose of in paSmehe
for Goods at cash prices Medary, Oct. ls, 1879
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ynimaIpSc Property Cor SaEe.

YTylE valuable and cpmmndions Tavern
stand known as s,BROWN HALL" in
Columbus Grove, Putnam county, Ohio. is
offered for sale by the proprietor and will be
sold on very favorable terms, He has chongcd
his location for the practice Of his profession
and is therefore desirous 10 have his property
under his immediatr control. and with that
view isunxions todispose Of above pro-
perty in Putnam county. II the hes. hited
up and most commodinus Tavern Stand,
Stabing, &c. inth section OF county, and
is MS valuable property as person intending
to enter upoa that kind of business can possi'
hlv find. For particulars apply to D. AN
iDREWS, Troy. Ashland county; or 10
JAMES MACKENZIE, Kalida, Ohio.
Noysmbcr "a 1870 COS
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Z C'ortez, in letter 10 Charles lin lis
lns'-a,;on of ttc society among The lndi-
ms If Mexico, says il,qi 'hny begged in
;lie s,rce'slkc civilized people"
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w. J. JACKSON.
GENERAL.LA AGENT, az

NAP LEON, Henry CouNTY, o.
"A S Auditor Of Henry county, he is pre-
"A pared toia,tend to the payment Of Taxes.
investigation of Land Titles, and everything
connected with a General Land Agency.
ttF All orders ost-paid, containing one
dollar in cash, will be promptly attended 70.
April, 1851. 5a5
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HERE is YOUR REMEDY!
HOLLOEAY'S OINTMENT.

uUUAO Vi IL u WIN NJ ENl
A MOST MIRACULOUS CURE or
BAD LEGS. AFTER 43 YEARS
SUFFERING.
Extract Of Letter from Mr.. William Gapin,
Of 10. ST. Mnry's Street, Weymouth, dated
May l5tc, 1851.
To Professor HoLLowAY, n
s1R,--At the age Of Is my wife (who
is now 6l) caught u violent cold, which
settled in her legs, AVID ever since lllali
ime ihey Lave hern moro or less sore,
aud greatly tAlmed, Her agonics were
dislracling, and for months together she
was deprived entirely of rest aud sleep.
Every remedy that medical men advised
was l:ied, but without effect; her health
suffered severely, ard the state Of her
legs wns terrible, had often read your
Advertisements, and advised her to iry
your Pills mud Ointment; aud, as 4 last
rcsourcc. after every Other remcdy had
proved useless, she consented 10 do so.
She commenced six weeks ago, and,
strange to relate, is now in good health.
Her legs arc p1nless, without seam or
scar, pnd ler sleep sound and nndis-
,nrhed. Could YOU have witnessed The
qullerings Of nv wife during The las, 43
years, and contrast them with her present
enjoyment OF hGalih, you would indeed
feel delighted in haviog been the means
Of SO greatly alIcvinting the suiferiogs OF
n fellow. creature. (Silnrd)
WILLIAM GALPIN.
A PERSON 70 YEARS or AGE
CURED OF A BAD LEG, OF
THIRTY YEARS STANDING,
Copy of Letter from Mr.. william Abbs,
Builder of Gas Ovens, Of Rustelli'4. near
near Huddersfcld, dated May 3lst, 1851.
To Professor iloLLowAY,
SIR,--I suffered for period Of thirty
years from bad leg, the result Of two
or three different accidents n, Gas Works;
accompanied by scorbntic symptoms. J
had rocnursc 10 variety OF medical
advice, without deriving any benefit, and
was even loll that the leg must be am
puatcd, yet, in opposition 10 that opinion.
your Pills aud ointment have eff c'ed q
complete cure IN so short a time, IhatreW
who had not Witnessed II would credit
tho fact. (Signcd)
3 WILLIAM ABBS.
The truth Of this statement can he
verified by Mr.. w. p Eneland. Chemist,
l3, Market Street, lIndtlersf field.
A DREADFUL BAD BREAST
CURED IN ONE MONTH
Extract Of Letter from Mr.. Frederick
Turner. of Ponshurst, Kent, dated Decem-
Der l]th, 1850. sa
To Professor IIoLLowAY,
DEAR Sir, My vito had suffered
from Bad Breasts for more than six
months, and during the whole period had
the bos, medical attendance. but all 10
as,rse. Having before healed M awfp;
wound in my own leg by your unrivaled
medicine, | determined again 10 use your
Pills aud Ointment, and therefore gave
them trial in her case, and Fortunate II
was did so, fnr in less Than month a
perfect cure was effected, and the bene-
LIT that various other branches Of my
family have derived from their usc is
really Astonishing. now strongly re-
command them 10 all nv friends.
E(S'pned) FREDERICK TURNER.
The Pills should be used cppionlly
with the O niment in most Of the follow
ing :asos:-
| Bid Legs, Gnu';
Bid Breasts, Ghndnlar Swellings
Barns, l.nmbago,
Bhuions, Piles,
| u,n ,f kTncnhbihac nhnnm ,tiSTn.
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more value on salvation then they do on
poorrela,ions. Singular how ago sours
people,
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StlNRiFENS SALE.

SHERiFF'S SALE. ~
The State Of ohio) IN
wills rh%rp. "a AAA'o'
TDY virtue or nn execution TO me directed
10 from the Court Of common pleas Of
Putnam county, Ohio, will offer FOR sale nj
the door Of tle court house in Kalide, Pat
nam county, Ohio, on
Tbulslny, the 18th dav Of November,
loa A. d. 1852. irv9i-oas
Between ;he hours of ten O'clock, a. M. and
lnur o'clock, P. m, Of said day, the following
chattles, to wit: Ht
One Bag Mare.
Taken in execuiion as the property Of
Willis Tha!p 10 satisfy decree in 'lavor Of
the State Of Ohio.
JOHN b. FRUCHEY, Sheriff. z
SHnR1rF's OfncF,
Kalda, Putnam Co.. o., Nov. l; 1852.
Farm for Sale.
NOTICE ia h9rehy given TINT will sell as
~ public auction. on the premises on the
23d day Of October, A, D. 1852. between ihs
hours Of ten O'clock, a M. aad four O'clock.
p. NJ, the following described real estate. as
the property Of Sanford Nam, late OF Paul
ding county, Ohio, deceased, to wit:
All of the north east fraction of the north
west quarter Of section namher two Of town
ono north of range four east; and the south
east fraction of the south west quarter OF
section number thiftv-fve town two north Of
range four east, in PnnIding county. ip all
seventy. eight and thiry.six hundrcdths
1880 acres, and better known as this
Sroufe farm. The terms made known on the
day of sale.
JAMES NJ. RUSSELL.
Sept. %. 1852. [60ol Administrator.
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! ELECTRTC SHOCK,

Under the Influence Of which, some Of
ils friends foolish!y thought it might be
rovived, but an end TO its sulferings =
The Corpse is now
Ha ~ E1o cd EJ EH 8
And NAV be seen fora brief p"'i"d bV
,hnse who wish to take their last final
lo"k al the decreased
The fuucrsl obscquies will bc post
pnned until the meeting OF the
ELECTORAL COLLEGES,
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HARDWARE, CROCKFRK &C.

We have large lot Of Hardware: Axes, Hard
Saws Mincing Knives. Pocket Knives, Sheers Scs.
sors Razors, Carvsrs, Butcher. Shoe and Bread
Knives, Locks. Butts and Screws Taper Saw Files,
Min Saw Files, Horse Rnsps. Sad Irons, Squares.
setts Of Frmer chisHels, lpssorted;) Cotfee Mills.
'age lot of beautiful Crockery, Of Plan and Fancy
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ADMINISTRATION /, NOTICE.

ADMTINISI IEA IUN INUT IOU
NOTICE is hereby given Tint on the 4th
Y tlav of November, A. D. 1852, the under
signed was duly appointed and qualified as
Administrator Of Marv Henderson,, late OF
Putnam County, Ofio. decensed,i by the
Probate Court Of said Putnam Con1ty.naQ
,.- JONATHAN Y. SACKETT,
IL. n Administrator.
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HATS. CAPS, &C.

We have good article of Silk HITS with fur body,
for men. that we sell cheap. We have lot OF
splendid Plush Gaps Cloth Gaps, for men and boys,
Traveiing Gimp and Scolop, ut all prices; Kossuth
Hints Wool Hats. &c.
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NEW CASH STORE,
AT MEDARY.
gTuyck Il Riaker

FAVE Just established new Store at Medary,
with an entire new mud heavy stock Of Goods.
direct from New York. which they are determined
10 sell ut cheaper prices than the same quality OF
goods ran lie had Mt defiance, Findlay, or uny other
Store In this region.
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One Bay Mare.

Taken in execution as the property Of
Willis ThaEp TO satisfy decree in'iavor Of
the State Of Ohio.
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PnrErn fnr Sale.
TEEG vANDO0lsN ROUSE,

JAWES NJ. KUSSELI,, J.
Sept. %. 1852. [600l Adminiairator.
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THE GREEN MOUNTAIN VEGETABLE OINTMENT
GRAEFENBERG DYSENTERY syR1-p.

This celebrated and unrvaed medicine is of immediate
efficacy in the most violent obstinate cases Of dyseu-
terry, diarrhPa, bloody ux Asiac cholera cholera NOR
bus cholera infantu looseness of the bowels crincs
and all other irregularities of the intestnes.
The causes Of the above various complaints various
sometimes they are ATMOSPHERIC sometimes they arise
from the eating of nripe unwholesome sometimes
from the use of river water; sometimes from natural
predisposton of the system; sometimes from eebinc-
children are frequently affected without any noticeale
cause But no matter what the origin this syrup is SOW
reign III the most scky tropical countries well as the
most temperate chimes. The following directions shnuld
be carefully Observed Unlike all other medicines Offered,
for similar complaints, this syrup speciical upon the
secretonS, restoring them at health. Other yscn-
tary medicines merely allay the
CURES!
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GRAEFENBERG CHiLDREN,s PASAcEA,

most strange and incredible fact meets Us at the verv
threshold of our remarks this valuable medicine. 1t
this that no medicine prepared adapted various dis
eases of children and youth has ever been red To the
public, while at the time 1t is established by the
most accurate tables of mortality that One-af hui
man family die before reaching the five years.
We should suppose that to this Of human s,if-
ferers-is one-haf of the race-te most anxious and
earnest attention would have been given; that medical
skill would have been tasked 10 its capacity to find
out medicine to which mothers and nurses might res r
uer the constantly recurring necessities which present
themselves in this connection. The world is literally,
crowded with medicines for adults, hesufring Of
chldren no one Las seemed to turn proper attention. No
one has regarded their condition. NJ has seemed 10
think 1t possible that the ravages disease and death
among them might be stayed. 1t true that there are
numerous NennifuSes and Corals some value, but
each of these confined exclusively to one or two forms
of disease The Graefenbcrg ChiIdrcns Panacea is the
only medlcne eNtant to either hemisphere that is all
worthy being called ia
plies the great want alluded 10.
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THE GRAEFENBERG CONSERVATIVE BALM.

IL Is beyond all question true that the Consumpton
phthisic pulmonars) is A CuRABLE DISEASE. some of
'he aDest lheoicai writers assert this among whom we
may cite the celebrated of Lance, Andr, Cr,vi
l1er Stokes and Williams. Their researches, as well as
the more recent ones of Royce and Boudet that so far
from pulmonary tuberc!e being necessarily fatal slo-
taneousy cured by nature IN number OF cases even
when large ulcers have been formed on the lungs
The great object, is to the progress of the ulcers
Tor tubcrclcs) upon the lungs, and heal them perma
nenty Health will then follow This the racfenberg
CosunipVe Balm VIII do, and it is believed be the
only remedy ever discovered 1t acts at upon the
tubrces and Invariably arrests their progress and
the lungs to soundness 1t will course replace those
portions of the lungs already consumed, but it will heal
what may be left; leaving the individual health, though
it may be with diminished lungs.
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MINNESOTA FEMALE INSTITUTE.

HINNESUIA FEMALE INSTITUTE.
THE Trustees have decided to open the Junior Dcn,r,
meht OF the Seminary, on the LIST of May and the SEN
LOT Department on or before the LIST of July.
INSTRUCTORS:
tHACNCEf HOBART, Mental and Moral Philosophy
J Il. R1IlELDAFFER, Mathematics &Ancient Languages
L. d. NELL, English Liturature and NatI Philosophy
French and Modern Languages.
rDM CND r. ELY, Vocal and Instrumental Music
MISS NARY BASS, Principal of Junior Department,
Elementary Drawing Needle work.
lhtil the Seminary building is leted a room has
scholars. - '
hILLs OF TclTIoN-JUNIoR DEPARTMENT.,
S,;iD .iss' PER term, 50 90
Senior class Uo
SENIOR DEPARTMENT..
All pupils 6 with an extra charge music and Frencb
For further information, the friends of the Institute
referred TO any member of the faculty Of Instruction.
st. Paul, March IS, 1852 ostf
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ARRANGEMENT FOR
2z 1852. -
GALENA AND MINNESOTA.
United States Mail Line.
Consisting Of three first class boats:
NOMINEE. Capt. o. SMITH,

Consisting Of three first class boats:
NOMINEE, Capt. o. SMITH,
BEN CAMPBELL, Capt. NJ. W. LODwICK,
DIR. FRANKLIN, Capt. r. BLAKELY. 70
Leaving Gaena,
The NOMINEE, Capt. o. Smith, Mondays, IL o'couk.
The DR.. FRANKLIN, Capt. r. Bakely, Wednesdays,
at IL O'Clock.
The BEN CAMPBELL, Capt. N. W. Lodwlck, Fridays,
at IL O'Clock.
The above boats will regularly during the ensuing
season. Having the mail contract their punctuality
e relied They will remain at st. Paul sufficiently
visit the Falls of ST. Anthony.
speed and accommodation these boats are uIlsur-
passed. attention will be paid to Passengers and
Freight They will leave punctualy at the hour named.
Tie Nominee will make the trip not to be out on
Sunday.
Goods shipped to the agents at 81 Louis Galena, TO
go by this line, will be forwarded free of charge.
Galena being the termin OF the great thoroughfdre
leading westward from Chicago and Milwaukee, nearly
all the travel from the eastwa destined for the Upper
Mi>s pp takes passage by steamboat from this points
also nearly all the steamboats, the Southern trade,
from St. Louis other below, into this port
for reshipment for points above.
AGENTS.
r r Sass. st Louis, Nelson, Gilbert & Co.,
B II Campbell & Co., Galena Nelson's Landing,
g X West, Dubuque, CIR Read. Lake Pepin.
Langworihy, do l. Hertze Point Douglass
A McGregOr, Churchill * Nelson,
McGresor's Landing, Saltwater,
b w Brisbois, p da Chen, w Babcock, st Paul,
ID Cowles Lansing, IL Sergent, do
Campbell & Smith, Russell Rice, st Anthony
La Crosse, James Peck X Co., Chicago.
Galena Feb. %, 1852. 26tf
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nAAAUA ADY'Te.

.. H. CAMPBELL, J. R. JONES.
B. H. CAMPBELL e CO.,
WHOLESALE GROCERS, FORWARDING AND COM
MISSION MERCHANTS,
AND GENERAL STEAMBOAT AGENTS,
No. IS Levee, Galena, Ill.
ALSO, AGENTS FOR oALENA AND MINNESOTA Z. s.
49,. MAIL LINE. :ff - 80
Nominee, Capt. o. Smith, leaves Gaena, Mondays, at
IL O'Clock.
Ben Campbell, Capt Lodwick, leaves Galcna Fridays,
at IL O'Clock.
Doctor Franklin, Capt. R. Blakeley, leaves Galena,
Wednesdays, at IL O'Clock.
70 Goods shipped to 90 by the above Line, forwarded
free Of charge.-EE