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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-03

LIQUORS
- ; ~o7~>~7v'
Ut JULIEN AND ST. ESTEPHE CLARET 80 DOz
~ 81 the above Wines fine condition. warranted
gennne Bordeaux at 81 l2a 30 per sen SottIee
returned no dozen excee0 White Vino 81 Der dozen
bottles returned-fer sale WIN II. UNDERdT II. III
broome street corner Gro ~ street. -
T0 DEALERS IL LIQUORS, AND THE PUBLIC
generally--Old Brandies, Wines. Gin. Whsksy Rum
w 81 the in great variety sale oy
n.y. The largest in the world bottled Vines
re ies Segar &c An extensive the anesf
Cfsm payne Wines Scotch and India Pale Aes: London
fifteen to twenty per cent.
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CORPORATION NoTICE-PUBLIC NOTICE IS
~ hereby given to the owners, occupant
oil houses and or lsnd1
affected thereby that the following have been
completed by the Assessors and are in the office Of
interested vzFor airing the intersection Of West and
Jay streets This limits embraced by such assessment in
pieces and parcels of land situated both sides oJay
street. West and ashington Streets aud tho
eaery side of West street about 100 feet northery and 6
feet souther from Jay street. whose interests
affected by the above named assessments, and who
arc opposed to the same either Them are requested to
preeect their objections in writing 70 the undersigned at
their ONCE No nai Of Records within thirty dsys from
the date Of this notice:
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors.
ISAAC WIN. SMITH,
oee Bureau Of Assessments Street Department, July
~ 1852
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UMPIRE CITY LTNE.-Y0R SAX FRANCISCO, VIA
~ AsPny all direct and Sen !aan.Ths splendid doAbit
engine Steamship, SIERRA NEVADA, 800 tons bar thea
Dayton Wilson, ESQ, coipmsnder will leave for Aspia
wall direct Ttardsy 18th day 5ust from her dock
pier No g. North river This stesmor las
.ommodaons and Is urequalsd IN Ter yentiiat,a F9i
freight OF passage, apply to
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CORPORATION NOTICE. = PUBLIC NOTICE IS
hereby gven that petition has been presented in the
Clinton TO Gouverneur street. All interested hay
ing objections thereto requested the in
writing the Engineer at this office, before August
2, 1852. NICHOLAS DEAN,
President Of the Crotch Aqueduct Department.
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HROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTNENT-TOC 0NTRAC-
~ tor-sesled Proposals win be received at the Office OF
the Croton Aquearet Department, Rssunda Park ua.n
Monday the second day Of August 1852 a. three O'clock
T. NJ TO build Sewer with tho necessary receiving basins
and suve Centre street from Grand to Broome
being length Abeu $50 feet The plan Of the Sewer and
specifications for The building OF tie same, and all other in
formation relating thereto be obtained on application
to the Contract Clerk, at this office.
NICHOLAS DEAN
New York, July "a, 1852
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CRoToN AoUyDUCr pEPARTNENT.-To ooN-
~ trGetorassaled proposals will be received a. the
Of tho Crcton Aqueduot Department, (Rotnada,
Plrk,) until Monday the Och day Of August. 1884, st
o'clock r. build with the reeeiv-
ing basins calvers In Thirty fifth street. esween
Eighth and Ninth being in length about 30 ees
The plan OF spoofctions fer the building Of
tho same. sl other Information relative thereto
be obtained application to the Contract Ctort, at tits
Office. NICHOLAS DEAN,
President Of the Croton Aqueaucs Departmens.
New York, July 81, 1852.
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GRoToN AQUkDUCT DEPARTMENT. - TO CON
- trkctorsSealed proposals will be received 1t the of
flee of the Crotor Aqueduet Department. (Rotuda Park
until Monday the oh day Of August 1852 Mt oeloc PA
to build with che necessary receiving basins and
cuivert N Forty third street, between rght and Ninth
being ia length about $50 feet The plan Of tho
and specifications for the building OF the md all
other information relating thereto, DO obtained
NICHOLAS DEAN,
= President az the Croton Aqueduct Department.
New York. lufv
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CRoToN AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT-To con-
~ srsetcrs Sealed proVosas, will DO received ~ the
Park Until Monday The q day Of august ss a. o'clock
AND enrts in wsvefey place from Sixth avenue to Grove
sweet her in aNeut $92 feet Tho plan Of the sewer
Tor the building OF the same and all other
relating thereto DO obtained on application
20 'he V0p"s's~sef~' NICHOLAS DEAN,
President Of the Croton Aqueduct Department.
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VJACKETs FOR HAVRE-SECOND LINE.--THE FOL-
Il lowing ships will leave Havre the l6th and New

They are all frst class New York but shire, provided
with requisite articles tho comfort and
and commanded By men Of experience in tha
trade Tho price passage 500 without wines quors
Goods sont to the subscribers will - 6eSwardsd free from
shy charges but those actually inourre4-
BOYD nJNCKiN, Agssss, Ia Pearl street,
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COOPERATION NoTICE.-pUBLIC NOTICE IS
~ heIsy given to the owners occupant or oc;
all and lots, improved unimproved
affected thereby that the following assessments have
bssn pleed by the AssesoEs and lodged in the
Bureau Assessments, examination
persons yzFor agsng space four feet wide
and c. The limits By such assessment
include all the several houses and lots of ground vacant
loB parcels of land situs the southerly
side 81 Eleventh street, between avenues and G. All
sese whose affected by the above named
and who opposed TO the either Of
sem requested present their objections in writing
at their office, No. Hall Of Records
within thirty days from the date Of this notice.
SAMUEL ii. DE MOTT. }
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors.
ISAAC WIN SMITH.
Otoe Bureau Of Assessments Street Department., July
D. iSb2
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~ EW YORK AND ALABAMA STEAMSHIP CON.
~ papy, fer Mobile, stopping at HavsnsTbe new side
VII stsaathip BLACK ARIf0a, Robert W. shpfeldt,
T. NJ, Cemmsr der win DO ready TO receive freight
Ncrday August 6h tnd will sail Tor Tho above ports from
Iier tot Harrison street., North river on Wednesdsy
AUGUST 18th at IL O'Clock precisely Freight for Now Or
ears fe-shtpped at Mobile free oil admission Pasesgs
So. -treishs on measurement goods, 500. per foot
LlYlNGbTON, Cu0Cu ERON & 90, VI BroLdwhy.
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Ks.es OF passage from Phiiadepha saloon IN afsOr
stse rooms $50 IN idsbip stse Se in forward
sts rooins S5ncludug provisicns and stewards fsss
III sssight Or passage, sppiyto
TH0hAS RICHARDSON, Al Exchange place. n. Y-E
or No. Walnut street., Phls6olp hik
~ Ron Phsgelrss; ss ea s from Iys,peofosns
zi.h pguyisiocs.
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nEpARTNENT or REPAIRS AND SUPPLIES, JULY
~ i ii2T 10 Contra0 proposals will be re-
celyea OK the Commissioner OF Repairs aud sup
w. AZ three clock, n NJ 80 which time they WI 30 pub,
rely ouened macadamng space twenty I'VE ieet VIDE
through Broadway from Fifty ninth 70 seventy -hrst
strst specification OF the work required 70 90 DONE and
All alton regard thereto, be had NJ the once o.
tno Commissoncr % Repsrs and Supphss S hs sst
M will BIO iurnished either office. NJ coin-
the right reject all or any o. the cs
cortee for the terest Of the Corporation
vM. ADAMS, Commissioner Of Rspaxs and SuppAsa
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ID OVAL HOTEL, BLACKFHIARS BRIDGE LONDON.
~ &C. DE kEfSEk-Tb.s handsome and spacious hotel
entirely newly furnished in the best situation Il London
whether for gentlemen efgaged in commercial affairs
those visiting IT tor amusement aud being close to the
Thames the ocahty Is favorable to FISHING
and down the river visit either the city
Omnihnses are constantly passing the house every drec
tion. Travellers the
of ten sbings day for bedroom breakfast excellent
ner, wax light, and attendance included.
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CORPORATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE is
- hereby given to the owner owners occupant oecu
pants Of all houses and lots improved lands
affected thereby that the following have been
completed by the and lodged in the office Of
the Bureau examination by all
Interested yiz-For building Sever IN Hadsoa street.
point 800 feet of Hudson street The limits embraced
BY such assessment include all the several houses and lots
ofground lots and parcele Of land situated
on both sides Hudson Leroy Morton street,
Norton streets and both sides of Morton street. 300 feet
easterly from Hudson street. All whose interests
affected the above assessments and who
opposed TO the either Of them are requested 20
their objections writing to the Undersigned at
their office No Hall Of Records, within thirty days from
the date Of this notice.
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors.
ISAAC WIN. SMITH,
Once Bureau Of Assessnents Street Department July
"a, 1852.
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CORP GRAFTON NoT1CE.-PUBLIC NOTICE is
~ hereby given that petition has been presented in
the Board for Sewer in Twenty sixth street
between Madison and Fourth avenues; Also in Orange
street. from eighty feet south of Grand street hua
bred and ten feet north of ker street. TO connect with
the in Hester street. Also, resolution for extern
sion Of the sewer in avenue from to Sixteenth
street. and Of the in Fourteenth street to c.
All persons interested having objections thereto,
queted present the in writing to the engineer ~
this office, on or before August 8. 1882
Croton Aqueduct DEPARTMENT, July "a, 1852.
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INUROPE-TO TOURISTS VISITING EDINBURGH,
II ScotandArchboldb Hotel, 81 Princes street, Edn
burgh opposite the CasteAr Arohbod has TO return hi,
to the ladies' And gentlemen Of the United
Sates Of America who have patronised his
hotel begs them and the public at large that
he will continue the moderate charges attention.
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WORK FAMILY HOTEL, NEW BRIDGE STREET,
Ludgate Hill London.-Tho above house ia centrally
situated has an exceest ooeercom ten or swelve pr
sitting rooms between forty aud hfty light airy bed
good smoking cold aud shower baths
always ready night Porter in fixed charge
for servAnts the New York Herald hed Tho Guar
sernAne tenders his grateful thanks his American
FOR tho fvors he has long enjoyed at their hands and
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SCH0OLEY'S MOUNTAIN THE BEST ROUTE FROM
New York 10 via New Hampton twice daily, by Central
Railroad Of New Jersey. Only miles by STAGE and
good resd On aaa after July 2a leave steamer Red
and twelve O'clock NJ. Fsre 81 l2IS Through In "
hours For tickets urths apply At Hopes
Express Once, No. "a Brosdv board the boat
Hopes Ex press runs In connection with this line.
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MANSION HOUSE. MAIN STREET sAG.HARBOR,
Wl l. I, j. Conkling. proprstor.-Mr. Conkng having
leased the House. has furnished and lifted
tie Hotel where assisted by Mr. Samuel
Fodham they will be happy all their old friends and
the public generally hoping by strict attention to their bu-
siness merit their favor And patronage This Hotel 10
located in the central part Of the the steamboat
landings fine view Of the harbor bay, and outskirts OF
the village exhibited from this and after short
ride Of four miles the broad Atlantic may he seem whore
every advantage for babrg in the viii be found
fond Of SPORTING fishing bathing &c will hers ind
excellent faees Boats aud carriages will be furnished
AZ the shortest notice. convey those who may be disposed
enjoy any o the sports visit Of the places in tins
vicinity table viii he furnished with the best the mar
ket aords will be in readiness to convey pas.
engerp the boa.s TO the house, free Of charge
Sag HArbor, Nav lS52.
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MOUNT WASHINGTON HoUsE.-BY HORACE
WI Fabyan White Mountains, NJ. H.-This celebrated
hotel srated the foot of the western slope OF the
White Mountains and In full view Of the entire range OF
ogtiest Bummts Persons travelling for pleasure
sport, here enjoy pure mountain air. pftures3as
and the trout streams of the White Mountains.
large and ponies will be found at hishouse
always readiness those wishing TO ascend tbs noun
tsins-safe and footed-moet of them nAvng had
training Of three years, with INTEL gent and gentle
manly guides HORACE FApfAN, Proprstor.
A. C. JENNINGS Assistant late Of st. Johnsbury House.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-10-14
THE MINNESOTA REMEDY
rem CHOLERA woapus. DysENrE cry ,DIARRHGA, &c. &c
"PESlGUAGOMlK,'

INDIAN COMPOUND AsTRlNGENT AND TONIC
VuyE materials of this medicine entirely vegetable
indigenous 20 Minnesota, and well known to the In
dfans bv whom they have been used from time immemO-
rial, with invariable success.
The Proprietor can confidently recommend this med
cine the public certain, safe and pleasant cure
for Cholera Morus, DiarrhGa, Dyseniery and all dis
of the bowels II affords almost instantaneous
lief in ofgrpings cramps, and ordinarily effects
q complete cure in six eight hours.
To Boaimen, Rattmen and Lumbermen, and all per-
sons travelling the river, this medicine invaluable.
Orr citizens gong below, during the summer months
should not fail TO provide themselves with il.
The "PesiguGgOmt" must of course derive lis repu-
tation from the timOnias OF those who have made
trial OF Il.
II Please read carefully the annexed certificates
Prepared by L. +. Ely, 81 Paul
And for sale al the Bookstore Of LIZ Due X ROHRER
and at w "a. FORBES Minnesota Store. al IIICIfCOX
4 kEILOGC'S Drug Store. and AT JARFtS, 81. Paul
Also the Minnesota bookstore, ST Anthony; Rus
Sells Sauk Rapids, aud at Churchill d Nelson's, Still
II p i-e Eft Cenks per RoLlLa..c1
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have used the "Pesguagomih" repeatedly in my fam
il, and recommend il rs The safest well
c'cituus medicine in ali arrangements of The bowe Is
have ever known. IL has, to my knowledge. saved
several valuable lives obstinate Cholera
Murhus, by sCntCry, etc. G.. W. BORUP.
~. Pail, MAY p, ls52.
Thi, may certify that have used the Vegetable Com.
pound Astrngeut prepared by Mr. l.. +. Ey in nv fam
i and have found 10 be the best by far any thing
Of the kind have ever used In one inst wo doses
gle individual should he without this valuable medicine
particularly country where The Darrhra and sum
com plants prevalent.
CHARLES H. OAKEs.
Having used this preparation in nv family most
cheerful. join Mr. OakCS IN the above certificate of its
virtues. ALIEN RAMSEY.
1T. iau. MAY % 1852.
used in my funily, Mr. Ely's Compound Astrugcut
ANA Tonic, of barrra with much success; ana
especially last summer III case OF COMPLAINT
III infant OF mine sumo ninc months old and cheer
fully recommend lis use 10 he public.
IT. au MAJ p, lej2 WV. HENRY FORBES.
have uscd ,hr Indian ON pound Astriugent and Tom
il III, SELL ahd in ftmil, and found effective es-
p"iah IN eases of children t,thg ana co, slider il an
active and sale rc.ned, Tor all bowel com plants
81 atl, AUG. |. ie3l A Il. FRENCH.
have USED the ln,an Compound Astringent aud Ton
L. prepared b, Nj T.. + En-. ard and spu,id immediate
relief and checffnlN recommend II ~ a saets af
sure cure for diseases oi the bowels
1t. Paul. Ma. u, loj2. II. +. M.STERSoN
certify that have used the Indian Tonic called
"re>iguagomA," and recommend The same a. AN excel
lent isinso pleasant III It's taste certain IN its
cure. = 1 NOAH
st. Paul Aug. ISL.
] All orders for the above medicine should be AL
dfesses to t. f. Ely, ST Paul, Minnesota.
june 3, ls52. --6m
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III. NENVE!ALI., & CO..

WHOLESALE DEALERS VI NHI 81, MEDICINES CHENf-
Gals. PAINTS, OILS NARSi>iIt:s aud Dy:.-STrFys
NINpow Glass and PITrY, GLAsSy RE pIF-
FtNERY, F!NE scars, iiNE HAIR ToorH
PAIN r hndN LtrLN ,siIIRl -iIsS. FlELp
GARDEN and FLOWER StsDs sur
GICtL INSURGENTS. Srf.ys.
SN;Ffs, PATENT MEDi-
CiNEs, PrRE WINES, etc, icr MEDICINAL PURPOSES
FANCY ARTICLES, SURF iNKs, iGTraa anil & Ar Pa
FER. Com and STEEL isNs AND 81 tTIu.rRy
GoID and TIN Foii.. anl d great variety
Of other ar}ir,es.
This is the Oldest Drug establishment north Of tb IIj
hois rYer. We have done business IN TIN, city since.
-. Ihyslciais aud Merchants always fhI AT TIN.
House. FRESH and INArt ITE: : TED Medicines. and az
tfc FIRST Ct Atty Purchaser, il yed T. .>.iir
our stock ~ II Is larger tna an, other IN The Northwest
ana we belieNt our pces VIII continue b; satisfactory
10 ANY who may trade with Us.
"di''t, o'eih'ifr, i-3i 3-2o-ly
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GROCERIES.
At Wholesale and Retail.

Roberts Street, SAINT Paul, next door tn the
" Worlds Fair. The subscribers believing tha,
Goods can be sold in SAINT ran at wholesale rs cbcar
as 'heA can be sold any place St Louis have
opened a large STOCK OF
GROCERIES,
al the best descriptions for family use which they will
sell Tor cash 1t very small profit by rerni. and by
wh"s.e' nj prices such as viii warrant al retail deal
eis III Minnesota 10 buy goods at their store Among
inc ieadig articles which shall offer will be- he
sides every Other Kind of goods usually found IN trre
IroctrA l>tahlishncHt, whether here enumerated or
not.) she lOlloWmg
Flour, ct various brands Sugar and Molasses all
hlhdsi once, Tea, Tobacco and Salt; Salt Fish, O, -
tiers. Safdints, rtc Batter, Cheese Lard and Oh.
hiQu oRS-sucb as Brandy, Wine, Gin, Whiskey,
Champagne
iRoN iSioNS-consisting Of Fork, Hams, Bacon,
DrieG Fruit, etc.
faifht Buckets, G. ass, Nails, Putty, Shot Matches
Candles, Soap Brushes, Broouis and great variety OF
other goods. REY A FADNrV
- =" "i, o-tooeT :, ls5l. 25-f
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w hOitsdIC NiOSCty StVICs
In connection with stock of SLIGO IRoN, we
offer large stock of Groceries and Provisions. We
would call the attention of up-counry merchants and
retail dealers generally stock, which embraces
every thing Liquors excepted, in the Grocery and Pro-
vision line.
We propose selling for cash Gaens market prices
adding of transportation and believe that we eau
supply boartDg- keepers and families good
Is they purchase below.
Our stock has been selected with that can
wAsRAsT The quality of all articles sold by us.
CUGARS.-Commun Brown, Refined, A, b and c,
- Crushed and Powdered by the barrel, at
MARSHALL 4 Co.'S.
NyOLASSE.S--Beloher syrup, susar-house and
vi Plantation, MARSHALL q Cos.
GOLDEN SYRUP, in lo-sallon Kegs, for fnli-
" lies, at NJ. d Cos.
[NOFFEE and TEAS, of every kind, at
RIN0UR--Iasper, Extra and snperine, a,
EDORK--Clcar Mess just pu, up last week, supe
Il Nor article for families, at Ms Cos.
- ~ cos.
niL--Linseed, nleacLcd, Lamp and Lard Oh, at
~ y COS.
EANDLES--srcrm star and Mould, at
u N h Cos.
NNTHlTE LEAD, Turpentine, Patty, Whiting an,
w lampbach, al Ma cos.
XMylNDOW Glass and Nails, Tobacco. Goldfish
w Mackerol. Buter ana Cheese, Axes, Clocks, Corr
Baskets, Looking Glasses, Gro Bars, Buck Mits, Gra
Shoyrs, Coffee Mills, Percussion Cars, log Chain,
Brooms, Crackers. Axe IoVes. and almost every ,hin
that can be named, ncludlng Flows and VcPpcrsauce
Tor sale al MARSHALL d COS.
SAINT aul, October, lo)l. J-25
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TO SOUTHERN AND WESTEpvpnn,,
SELLERS AND ME-Il or a = ~. IN .

k<tAii- trade, lc52. Books and Sa,innrr, AZ y,ho1
-, SAT- hisgms n Kellogg, Publishers Beokseicrs
ana Manufacturers OF every ,nriety of Dl,nI
90, John street, corner Gold New YORK inv,
ca rom merchants and booksellers 10 examine m. ~;
ai" 4iaisea oi their very large stock of f
P,,,hr;n nooNs, MEAoRANDtM AND PASS BOOKS
embracing every variety needed; school and cIas.i.,
@ VI every Kind used in schools and academies Il,
oii! anu miscellaneous boohs for public Ds,itn,,on
s'hoois ianiiiies and Sunday schools: bibles ,rav @
of binding. ' P'ioes anu styl
ae."hers oi every variety of foreign and don,e.,i.
manufacture, all OF which thev p,edc. o'es'c
piS as low AS any other house in the trade ~ pup
New Y0rtN sssy /. d Hi" prices
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SPRING TRADE.
1892.

''"-' 81 fNf-NU I X 4 DEE NO..
ID LEN Dlp siA'k % r. Fancy and Staplr Goods II
~ Tie n Y store app ,-!tr HE American. la, iar re-
,tittu ny lic arrivals Large ASSORTMENT Of ENGLISH
fRtN'i AND AMERICAN GOODS. comprising n
complete assortment of The newest aud most heautfl
articles Tor the spring md summer trade; al Of which,
are now READY Tor exhibition and sale. and VIII be offer
81 III inc lowest market prices, II wholesale and retail
II th> extensive assert ieit. be almost every
ttIt usually ioEnL IN the best Dr. Goods establish
meh>, and also man! and splendid sN les Of goods
not 10 III lon'd elsewhere hey HAVING been selected
Win care aHc expressly for TIL. market Purchasers
are rtiinGf0 iiat IN addition RlII IOt Il II
>tiFfe ad Fancy Goods. ali times keen q Jsrr,.
variety oi Ca-pcings amt Floor lots al All ,e my
ana various Styles also. complee assortment OF la
uie> misses ahd ciiirens shoes. We would RESPECT
lniA invite our hthis tC purchasers Cf DR., ;oods To
an early examination Of our entire stock assuring Them
that every eNeTi'on viii be Meade render the. b,,in
calls o. oar friends both agreeable a!.i profitable
Il. H. HOLMES.
Galena, April p, is52. 3-3m
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NOII(,L,

TO the passeH gers Of The y. b. Cor Ramsep.
amt the traretitng pu5ltc generaily.
IN and after Wednesday the iath inst coIniorta-
~ be l. :. MAJ. Coach VIII leave Sauk Rtni,s for
Fort Ripple, every We'd csday Inorning mt o'clock
returning IA ne 10 meet The beat Sauk Rapid, ever,
SATURDAY, Shcnd there be Passengers for The Fort or
mctncate rohts on the arrival of the boat on riday
afern"oi's stage VIII leave Sa rrdav morning at
clotk Il, returning IN time to The boa, on Wed
ntH'ias mornings Ih>>tnsers VIII be conveyed To IA.
house of w. r. Curett near tie s,eup,,oa, lad nr
Where they cam he accommodated
Sauk Rapids, MAY :, l552 5-tr
Democrat CopN
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MRS. NIkRRiCn.S
Fashionable Millinery Rooms.

No 20 Nam sircft, Galcna IT
ST received DIRE, from the East the latest =, I r
80 Ladies >ik. SIN ana Lace, ar. Grape, Dress iat>
florence bInId straw, Hair and Chip BonneIs in a.t
NaIhhi Ribbons. Flowers. straw Trimmings etc in
iici general a>>or ueIt OF VI neT, ana Fame, t.o,.
II l. the IHfrutun hai every That gives ne Il call
stall te perfectly Satisfied With goods aad prices,
MANTG t-MAkING.
IN connection with the HNt'o al orders pr omit, atts
dtd to; II il needless Ia pun q, we'll shown i. not
would refer 70 Mrs. H. u. Rice Mrs iIoi.msheai and
numerous Others. Nlscttcs Dress Trimmings, etc Tor
sale low. MARY Nf.Kp,rk
]. Remember the Nc; so Main street
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