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The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-07-01
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EMPIRE SAW WORKS.


No. 43 Main street, 1T. I.O0is. Mo-
FENiiE firm Of re. Gage Il Co having been dissolve,
by mutual cuIsrIJ, The 2sl da, OF Jan,lar, last
WOu.u inform NY friends and customers that tay.
made arrangements with Messrs. Brdee Brother al d
wild continue the manufacture Of SIMS ali their vare-
~ No pains have been spared IN tng I'D machinery
and securing experienced worknen and The stock j.
purchased direct from The tuners beth in Eu-
rone und America for cash. | AN hden that can
hold o1t such inducements ihat dealers will find il 4,
their interest To encourage home Manufacture
As 10 tht character and reputation Of SAW bearie
nay stamp nothing need be said, trust that both
dealers AID have had sufficient opportunity
u test 'he quality OF my manu- ture, while partner
i'll the late firm Of Lee, Gage Il Co., doubt for
moment my ability 10 compete successfully In point
Of price, quality finish, with any man mfactorv %
the kind in the United States Being now in re Elm.
Of every description Of stock, prepared to IN
all orders with prOmptness and despatch
All orders addressed TO the undcrsiened Nessrs
Bridge 4 Bro, will receive prompt attention.
Particular attention paid to all kinds OF requiring.
may 24-4-1u w l.. L. GAGE
SALE FOR STORAGE.
VUNHREE boxes of books marked ~ 7 Parsons. ST
II Paul." lying IN my warehouse, and subject b. law
10 sale notice, for storage and charges viii be so
by me at public vendue, to the highest bidder y, ~
warehouse door, in st. Paul, 10 O'clock 4. NJ ui4
Thursday, the 18th day OF June, 1852,
J. W BABCOCK.
-. Paul, JHre 3. 1872 tit
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SAINT LOUIS
GUINNESS DIRECTORY.

Persons visiting ST. Louis will find this a
valuable guide.
HAYDEN x WILSON, importers and Manu-
"a Of Saddlery Hardware. Carra trnmin
hoeskins. skrtine, harness d birdie Leaf L.
o., eooi al iron haineN, "c., No. II y. Main 81.
4 MERICAN HOTEL. Geo. Wood. on Vine.
IL it.. Nam second Sts The above house IS stua al
Toe business part Of he city, being nne-
.cinty of the principal business establishments.
uNE DOLLAR DAGUERREAN GALLERY
" ~. 80 Fourth =. W IL. eShong will furnish a
hiel finished Dsguorreotye likeness for dollar. Give
Ian trial. He guarantees satisfaction charge.
IS PET EMPORIUM, Wholesale & Retail.
. 81 cox K Mcdowell, No. 81 n. Main ST. Carp Is. Oil
hearth rugs, India nattincs, House and Steamboat
fi- Tag goods and general assortment OF linen goods
-i b., iamask and embroidered curtains, &c.
ABRlAGE MANUFACTURERS 4 DEAL
= LIS, Osborne Camp X Co.. No. 81 Third st. snceess-
he late Albert Jones, offer IL Manufacture for the
ias OF ST. Louis ana vicinity 10 their entire satisfsc
,cr r!ages of every description, in the construction
l hwth the best OF materials, taste and durability
r -pecially be combined. They have always IN hand
.1 e assortment Of new and secondhand work.
4, * c. TODD, No. 2l1 n. Main ST., dealers
= Plaster Of Paris, leather betting, rubber betting,
hose, steam packing, screen wire. mill stones mill
1ss Mill spindcs, mill screws, regulating screws, dam
;. iron proof safes, portable grlst mills, nc.
as ARLES HOLMES. Cracker Bakery fac
ly, No. lo5 Greer st. Pilot bread, Boston, Soda,
Elter Water, Wine aad Sugar crackers. constantly on
a made of tn les. materials, and warranted sups
b. 'rticlc.
T. DOWDALL x CO., Washington Foun.
- lT Engine ana Mach ne Manusc ~, cor. of Second
I'D ryan Ss., Manufacturers Of Steam engines and
Al titles, screws, &c. Wool cariing machine and fx
lres warranted to girs Satisfaction. Agents for james
smith < Co., Superior Machine Cards.
I LARK, No. 10 Main street, Currier and
daa,er in all kinds of leather, Tanners oil and shoema
seis eadings. Orders promptly attended to.
81 -4giGHTMAN, Wholesale dealer in Wood
'".me and Groceries. Commission L Forward
~ F.-:Sosnt, M. Is% Levse.
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TO LET.
INOR n term Of years and on the most favorable colt
II ditions that t:rst Mil on Trout Brook, in the
re nj Kittson's addition 81 Paul. and dwelling
n cuse. Inquire al the Pioneer Office. 9-1
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FANCY GOODS.
lAAPIER mhrhe work hoy

As tffER msche work boNes aid ink stands pearl
aaifr inache Cersl cases; China and paper mach
ra ask,t: fancy inis, pin cushions, e6o., lights gen
de n-.' : dressing casos. etc. For sale nv
foLt IL DUO 4 ROHRER.
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ROCKS. BOOKS.

wv : COMES hear the American House has just
Wv received per Excelsior, large and varied col
lection books, jJ-t iroh The press to which ne
invite. the aieutIon al The reading GO immunity Of
MmUcsots Tn, ale Offered at EasicIu prizes FERNS
cash Come aud examine. No trouble 10 show goods al
The tFralk IL E0OkstOte.H lnib--e
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W.oLEsaLE AND RETAIL GRocERs AsD coNMIsslo
TE.CHASTS.
FE opened AZ the store of G. +. Tracy, on Thr,
sircei. general assortment Of Family Grocer ie
1lt rvisons, which they viii sell al low prices for cash
zchirge 10y ccInt-N produce. They respectful,
>.I.,,t share of pa rona,e.
o. rs NiLDCRN. Ii
La
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r. T.. COLLINS.
Auction aud Commission Merchant,

l., HiNNEsoTA TERRITORY.
the three story brick store Third street, opposite
n w II Forbes Outfit. e-tf
H.NORWARDlNtiOura rran gcrneDts ioI forwarding
all Kinds Of Merchandise ample anu to TINS de-
partIneni pas particular attention.
UCTION AND CON Observation-Disclosures stten-
n lion will be given to The PGrchas, and sale oi lro-
duce and all other property on Commis>ion VI! iamii-
arity with this market acquired during some years res
Jence here will enable effect sales OF Produce at
the highest price.
WILL also pay particular attention TO the buying and
! selling of Real Estate OH Commission.
in l7-S-lf F. COLLINS.
KUST rece ed, consignment Is bbls flour for sale
- cheap for cash b. +. Z. COLLINS.
UNuR NITURE--Just received a splendid lot OF urn
e Hiture from Cincinnati, which will sell Al - Loans
nrices Gail at the rooms of +. &. COLLINS,
ju l1-9 Third street, below Jachson.
~ ADVANCE OF TIE MAIL.
E<ODET'S I.ady's Book for June Graham's Maya
" zine do; Saria.s Union Magazine DO. For sale b.
JULIO CohbS-
TAKEN
II Asst Saturday, from the side walk on Bench street
4 in front Of my house, in the day time. garden
shade belonging to The person who tooh II away
had better return IL, before make cOnpet on him.
iu,4 SAHcS "a "VVrhrt.
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BOOKS BOOKS!!
HAVING lrs. received large usso rlBent OF Books
y and satioucr:, ;he scrper now ofI.rs for tas
ipspectjon Of every pccsOu large stock of
SCHOOI. BOOKS,
csc;ber with an assortment OF standard works in al
J,o>, ever, department VI know ledge
sp,IftSc Books-Wtbstei's Elementary and MeCuf-
fe. : Ecltct
RF ,nERs-N, Gufcv's lsi. 2d 3D. stE AMI 1ih-
CrocR,puIrs-Smith's, Mt.hei's and Psriey's
.uiYuNErics- DAyios. SIuths, ana Rays LIST, I'd,
and ID.
yIt.roeIuS--N illaTd's.
Also work. on Chemistry. Geology, philosophy,
m .ioloa, aud boieIy. PAPER ink Blank Books eriils
Wafer, Stccl ers Sealing Az and EHveiops. N eve
y variety. W > CO"pH,
:, r..l Novcnhor 81 lSjf 32y
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-07-01
LOOK AT THIS:

VyNE WASHINGTON UNION INSURANCE COM
FANNY, Cleveland, Ohio, commented issuing Poll.
cies IN March asr Tie number issued up TO july Isl
was-iejI
Amount of Property Insured, SIl1s3O,co
I" Premiums received, 32Ol516
Business Is conducted upon both the Stock md Mutual
plan, anG HE Farmers Department entirci. separate
from the Merchants Department Great caution il ek-
ercsed III taking risks, and hazardous proveyv is
refused.
u The undersigned prepared to issue Policies upou
either plrn, in either department.
GEO. w. PRESCOTT. Agent
st Pau, Aug 81, ioJf $50
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w ALI. PAPER =.

4 s. + have opened The isrrcst stock OF paper
hangigs ever brou- M To this market. consisting a
gao, iaIisk, velvet, gilt ard common wall paper; a
>sctinent Of fire board prints, containing soIne
iil patterns. ard pan figured and landscape AIDES
... We are selling cur wall paper extremely low.
lr-4 LIE DU L Il ROHRER.
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NOVELS. NDVELS!.

NOVELS. Nov LLS..
lust received very are lot OF the newest and most
- popular novels and other works in pa hiet form
tur sa e cheap al III COMES bookstore.
SCHOOL BOOKS.
A LARGE supply OF school books iast received and
n for sale at COMBS bookstore
WALL. PAPER.
! LARGE lot Of wall paper, window curtains, fine
"A broad prints. etc, for sale the lowest price at
III 10 COMBS Bookstore
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-07-01
,R. sFOR MS SCOTCH COUGH CANDY

agrceble and useful compound for diseases Of the
N chest and llngs-Geueral Agents, Barnard Bro &
o., ST Louis, .lo For sas by the Druggists of Gale
8; AT 81 Paul by j. w Babcock iIitchoox n Kellogg
md WE. Constans; al st. ANTHONY, BY ]. 2. Wilson.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-07-01

Z LFSPAlFR Files, clleudars, post Office boxes, pat
! ent arr ught an pump nA stands; rolnd parable
sri dat rulers, bronz, plain and fancy paper CLASPS
.rer AID fancy glass PAPER weights; portfolios desi
tniErs etc. For sale lry LIZ Duo & ROIIRER
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-07-01

RE PRESLEY has large lot of fresh family 5" Gee
Hts rics the cheap est and best IN town
RkRIFD BEEF-Nery nice, for sale ciesp at
~ jnIo-s PKEsihY'S.
,EENIrEKA NCF-Iades and gentlemen, b Presley
| hos 4 fnr Soda Fountain. ana VIII b. happy to see
Won Al al ,.e, Also, lemonade and Ice cream con-
lection rie>, etc
yREsu Bu,ter and eggs, mess potk, hans iud ara,
4 for sale cheap ios cash ri fRESiEh :.
A%VOCERlES Wholesale Hnd re tail Ca aud CYAN
a1 before Purchasing elsewhere b. fRt-sLtf'
'i,EAS--Of all Ninds at 81 Louis prizes ior sac at
J. JalU-3 fR"9!~''A =
ORA NGt- and Lemons and olher frait> Just rsce, o
q pat itl0-5-u PkESLEN'S
SAsh sAA1A lbs. cltar Gotten and Linen
.1tvep. VVU Rass wantca at
LIE BI'C's BOOK STORE.
August a. 1851. III
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rs cUARDSoN'S Exploring expedition in search Of
IS Sr John FtInhin; and exploring expedition OF
" tArs, DUrili., Ross and Llrch. For sale by
E.2i LIE DUO & ROIiRER.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-07-01
OFFICE E(RNiCfHE.

3 D. OPERATED, gold, OIL tissue. biot,ing, tracing
lwing AID Heu.m PAPER, Gor sale 10y
.-1f lie DI { a ROEIRER
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NEW BOOKS

B. DCC 4 ROURER have just opened n large ant
N selected stock 90 aw, Medical and Miscsll lane
b pks, ~ whir The ssteaiion Of the public Is ilyi-
.a. al a1d them the corner OF enoh an.
q, a..H.law streets. iu2i-lO
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1ab}e Of Rates, No. 2.
Those rot drawing for the first weeks sickness, by
pa!ns - 90 per Year, draw SO 60 per week.
800 $50
90 500
100 90
500 575
60 lOOO
Those 50 Of age charged . per extra
the first Nctr, and must be paid at the time OF making
'.phcaiIon and the frs years deposit within so days.
REFERENCES.
GOV Boz TwEiL, Mass, Gov II BBARp, Angus Ia Me
L\-Gnv WuLI,Ws. y H. f. ALDEN. H.. Randolph
L " GOD NJ y, Randolph, Hon French Braintree.
Hon Morrison, Braintree, Hon F. Hathaway, Freeiowr
h Brockwav. Elm CT Hon pN ashbnrn ddehc 70
Hon % Wood. Somers. Ct VI oodbury \ Curtis, Pruvd.
" Clifford. New Bedford, ste h. REYNOLDS, Troy, Ny
Hon entworth DWELL a stephens RockInd Lake,
sPRiNGFIELp ERENcREFEs.
p Wilcox, Prcst Chicop.c BanllJo= & Pvnchon. ESQ
Norsa, rest Agav ani Bank, Segur VI ID,
WESTERN REFERENCES.
Hi- Evcellency, AUSTIN KING, jefferson City, Mo.
HIS ENCeiiency, JosgPH a RIGHT, Indianapolis, Ia.
Hi> EXceileicy, REUBE WooD. Columbus, Ohio.
His L1Ceilency, AUG. G. FRE&Cu, Springfield, Ills.
EN-Gov. DAVID WALLACE, Indianapolis, la.
Hon. John W. DAVIS, Carlisle, L.
Hon Geo W. Julian Centerlle, la.
Irol. ). NJ Smith. VI. ID. Columbus, Ohio.
ST. LOUIS. MO.
Messrs Chambers 4 Knapp, Editors No. Republican.
Geo. n. Budd. Editor ~. LOUIS Iuteiligencer
hi.iip lIoclia,iay, Ncatnan, ! lttman n Co.
Nn. y. Henry Co. rot Jos. y. Mcdowell, NJ d.
Az erod, n Barth, Csaty, McCuAe x Ciasby
ST.PtUL. MINNESOTA.
His hXreiency, ALEXANDER RAMSEY.
Hon. VIM. H. Forbes, Hon. HtnTs 4. Lambert.
Rice, Hoizhead n Becker, j. W. Bass p. NJ.
81. HOtI.
uou. w l.. Larued. IIon 5 " F:hnh .u,, j. w. North,
A l.. Amc- Geo W. Brntt.
32gyl A.. WHITNEY, ST.. PArL
GENERA AGENT or The Territor, Of Minnesota.
Office in the New Gothic Store. Third st.
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;ONERY AND BLANKS:

% - Rearls paper, and lettcr nlair and ruled
e. ~. - and superior lot of blank books and men.
rcHt rs Our stock in this lire il usual, large and va
81 I'D prepared 10 furnish thcra al nu,suall,
~. n.ces inr cash. ll0l LIE Dt'C & ROHRER
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-07-01
COOK ROOkS..

a El> 5 BEECHER'S Domestic Receipt Book; do do
y lestc economy Miss Le>!ie's cook book; Mrs
hliss -; cooks hook, by Boston housewife:
,rc III, house keepers friend. by Mrs Cornelius Mrs
ga.s table receipts, adapted 10 Western hoseSiegy;
f.ent. cookery, 10y traLcaieui For sale BY
rnI IL pI'C a. ROHRFR
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CENTRAL LUMBER YARD.

NiL subscriber, agent for Messrs. s. w. Farnhsm &
- 60 o. 81 Anthony, will open yard rs soon as il
AN ne stocked, IN the rear and OF the SIIC IRON
TONI, and will keep complete assortment, or w hi,e
nhe lumber From the central location of the yard
lumber can be delivered IN all par,s of the town more
conveniently than from any any other POINT. Orders for
unusual dimensions will be promptly filed and bills for
entire buildings are respectful, solicited Ey keeping
good stock OF lumber carefully sawed from the best quail
ny oilogs cut by the manufacturers themselves the sub
scrioer hopes 10 receive n share Of patronage
u = 1852 WIN. II. MARSHALL, Agent
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FISHING TACKLE

setp HICKS THE ct IDE, or adventures in the Ca
inchc country; Jane Eyre. shirley; Standisil III,
Fur-a.; Bachelor oi The Albany etc. For sale by
yu-f lie DUO q ROIiRER
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TEXT BOOKS
ECLECTIC EDUCATIONAL SERIES.

The most Eminent Of our Practical Educators
speak ia the highest terms Of Gpprorai Of
the Horks composing his Series.
Their having become established the leading school
books VA MAJoaITg RAG STATES oR THE
UNION, ami especially, their general use
THRoudHoUT THE ENTIRE WEST
Is sufficient evidence of their phIaileed popularity
These works only the BEST but IneV are
also, the CHEAPEST ScHoaL B0oks before the public
and beng generally used i'll schools the Ter
rto~y PERFECT uniformity ma. be easily secured and
4 esefveG-
SPELLING BOOKS AND READERS.
by Professor WIN. RI. MCGUFFEy, LIDO
McCUFFEY's ECLECrIc SPELLING Book.
MCGLFFEY's ECLECTIC FIRST K.ApER.
DO do SECOND do
DO THIRD do
do do FOURTH do
10 de FIFTH do
HEMASs' You've LADIES' READER, by PrT Plnneo.
ARfTHMETICS.
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UNURE 81 lCES-One lot of my fresh ground spices is
equal 10 Any four OF the trash pat NJ in packages
Nutmcs, cloves, cinnamon Blk pepper, asI ice whnie
ground order; Of nutmeg, Glove lemon,
lulia r tOnuua bean. JARVIS Druggist
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TO HOJSEXEEPERS.

81. Paul, June, L, le52. Judge OF rroha
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Amusemenis.

broadway THEATRE-E. A MAR
II SHALL, sole Lessee.-THIS EVENING, July IA,
will be presented the Military Comic Opera entitled
THE DAUGHTER OF TIE REGIMENT
Marie. Mime. Feury Jelly Tonic. Mons Debrnay
To conclude with the Vaudeville Of
LA MEUNIERE DE MARLY
Admission to Boxes and Parquet 80 cts Family Circle
Upper Tier % cts. Private Boxes, s. and So Doors
open st q and the performance will commence al "
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GREAT ATTRACTIONS.-Free Con-
Nrm publications.
NEW MONTHLY-rha


A NEW MONTHLY.-Tho subscn-
benz will issne, In The present month the frs, number
u new = outhly publication u Be entitled THE Ma
TlONAL MAGAZINE, devoted to LtsrstUFe Art Rei
gion- and General inteigence.
Assuming that progressive spirit practical prsdiec
mons aDd tire religious sentiment chsracefisss OF the
American mind. and that these incapable OF union
With the best aesthetic tastcs IL will be n IN Of this p
oolcal 70 combine with such articles popular mind
usually reshes with most svldy elevated htsy tons
aceA appreciation OF Art the discussion Of great pre,
questions, ard just recognition Of INSTRUMENTATION vit
out dogmstsm and without srctarsnistn. Nlthps ANAL
agpeaF IN Il which directly indirectly offend the sen
eral Christian sentiment render IL unSelcoms the
yuTesi religions family.
ItwI be embelshed with ensravines-inos Of
them illustrative of real tes Besides a1and.
Ant miscellany Of Essays Sketches Trauslst1Bs Poetry Nc
original and selected IL will comprise departments Of Liter
as News Art Intelligence Book Notices Religion Inform
afon, and General News prepared thoroughly BY ssial
hands.
The public may rely with certainty the regular snd per
mansnt issue Of the NATIONAL MACHINE" as tie
fullest provisions for editing and Publishing t haEs oreo
made based upon capital entirely competent 70 iAe dessa
IL will he published al the commencement 81 each El
and ceutKn ninety-six pages per nene making two F,
per annu Of nearly ak hundred PAGES each II VII
be the asges; monthly of lie poe IA ts United stssa a
liberal discount viii be made wholesale purchasers Io
cleOmen, and others who agents m procanog SUB
scheIs commission OF "a per cent will b slowed OF
sxtn copy OF the work for i've Subscribers Terms pei
tnnum Ia advance. siGgls numbers id4 centsJuy i
CARLTON 4 PHILLIPS, No. 80 MalSenyst, Ny
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broadway TIEATRE.--E. A.
ID MARSHALL, Sole Lessee-The MANAGEMENT take
pleasure in announcing that al expense, they
have succeeded In securing the services OF that incomDsra
bic artist Professor John Henry Anderson, the great Wizd
Of the North the mighty Monarch Of Miracles who has
been proclaimed by every court in Europe, and by nearly
million in this country TO be the ites magician OF the
nineteenth century Prof Anderson will have the henor Of
making the debut of his Farewell Jubilee Sorees mystic
rieuses Of Magic MONDAY EVENING, July Is, inst
These Sorees Fantasques positively the last Of the
Great Wizard in this country he vanishes i'm nediaey
after in his Wizard Skih 10 South America where he has
been specially invited by command OF the Emperor Of Bra
zil
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THE NEw-YORK TRIBUNE

roR cAliFoRSIA, OREGON AND THE SANDWICH isLA'ps'
\. rbisled On the departure Of each SemMonthly Mai
e,easner Pnce q cents per copy. . ., ..,, p, It'll,
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BOARD in BROOKLYN-Two hand
Id some parors suitable for Gentleman and his Wifi
also pleasant for single Gentlemen, may DO obtane
at No 1870 Futonst between Orange and Pine Appests
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DOARD.-Good Rooms and Board for
- TRANSIENT day and pemans boarderA at No. IS Full
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NI Nm ED-h IdIIutT, 70 JUIu LHe
w advertiser to procure pat nj in England for very
valuable nve nton which has been tested In this city, and
be Address SMITH, Box No. 63s Post-Oice
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y Mrs. H.. N. Fowler, "a d., viii consult with
aon IAN. tOi Pm.
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To TEACHERS-A Rare OppoLtu-

no IEACHEKS-A nut ppp4ooT.
ny-The Zoos VIII ke of BoARDlNG;,,sOa 1es.a
5sIishtf1ly lceA'ed within ew miles q .s a.i opsr
Bs * times = dat sving been IN noee ao sbgqt
0 PpF~s Ss dipped q he :t o. 06SS sscs
TIE iusfftuoni Is snpe and Seiy ~ IN will b, lei
- ressonslIs rent that wiI ave gu
- Ireuises Early SPECIFICATION end nesoLAo OFF, Nv
.aTy Ad4r,Es BOARDING SOhoVL' A'''N'''
ipg resideree, &C
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Ready on Tharslsy
A EXTRAORDINARY TRIAL..
A VALUABLE HISTORICAL

A VALUABLE HISTORICAL
IA LAMPORT CO. No 8 Pax
place, New-York, have just published
THE NAPOLEON DYNASTY, OR HISTORY OF
THE BONAPARTE FAMILY, By the Berkeley Men. $40.
ga pp Illustrated with twenty-five fine Portraits Price
$3.50 This is one OF the valuable and interesting his
oucal works published in this country. IL contains
wentywo distinct Biographies Of members of the ustr
Gus Bonapane family written in style Of glowing aud
attractive eoquenee and presents clearly 10 the mind
Of the most exciting events In the world history.
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BOARD in UNION-PLACE, mo. 2,)

nopuoste Union. place Park-Fsmiles or Gentlemen
csT be accommodated permanently for the summer az
tie above beautiful location Large airy and eomiortsoie
APARTMENTS are vacant The SITUATION among tns
k..n the cy on the line Of the Railroad snd several O-
pibus routes Those in quest Of residence ehpbiy
tusteS where comfort and attention win b found. VIII
here fad all they may desire. Modern improvements 40
Apply ~ above
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