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The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-10-21
EAGLE BAKERY.

Nov shal. have hand, all hours of day ana
~ night, ioaVes, crumlets, crackers, cakes of all
soFts,-every thing in my line, done up according to
the best of my skill. Thanking public for past
encouragement shall continue Nour CUSTOM.
Corner Of 81. Anthony and Fort streets.
April l5 iS52 (52--u) GEO. SPENCE.
ST. PAU l. Bt kEK I &c GOD EATING.
4 IL who love good eating, call AT the st. Paul Bake
n W, where they 30 thHss mp White rot Brown.-
We shall have hand all times, Bread and Crack
ers, Cakes and Candies If every escription Ice Cream
and small Beer. and every thing else in line. Call
and see for yourselves. L N w. BATES
ST. Paul, April 29, loJ2. 2--tf
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Saint 1utI)onp.
tllllloruripsr.

JOSEPH BOWR0N,
Notary Public and Land Agent.
UaioU Rtrer. ST. Cro,r co., Wtsconsin
Prc-emption claims secured and entries made by
Military Land Warrants. Blank Deeds an
Mortgages constantly on hand, and conveyan
ces carefully and promptly attended TO.
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NEW CLOTHING HOUSE
AND TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT
NNiNNE ~ COOLEY, Roberts street first door
w north oi StiIiaB h Co. receiving
extensive assortment of Dress French English
man cloths and ta>Simeres. We'll riCh Ncuns, a.
purchased expressly for their Tailoring Department
Particular att. has been paid y the Hosiery,
Glove and Shirt Department. In the Clothing Depart
Iuet, they challenge all competition as regards Gnbty
>ty IL and low prices.
~. Paul. Nav Il. l-52. 3---f
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GEoEfE W.SWEET.
County Sdrveyor and Land Agent.
RArIp-;BENroN COUNTY, niSNEsor, TERRITORY.
w Ill attend To pre-emptinC claims, and locating
w military land warrants, in the County Of Benton.
This Conty presents Inducements to The immigrant,
,quiled by any other portion of The Territory.
REFERENCES:
His ENCeilency GOV. RAMSEY, HoN. IL IL SlBLEY,
III. SIMPSON, FIRST LIEUT.. l.. :. Tor. Eng, {. W
BORIP ESQ. 81. PAU.
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e. Il KovtTS A. 90.

E.NCR Manutactory; ever thng III the fur line niadt
4 IN The best manner. Ladies iurs sleigh robes, tu
coats, Gays and gloves. Upper Town, nearly oppo,i',
the Brick Hotel ST Inul. 45--tf.
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w Nj. :. CO BIS.

BooksELLER AND STATloNEn.
e. EEpS constantly on hand, n complete stock
IA Books and every description Of stationery I,
scther with fancy Goods nearly opposite the America
House, ~. Paul.
Aprl l. ls52 50-tf
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NEW GROCERY AND PROVISION
AInsS

On 81 Antbony street, tno foorS deIoU the AnieTicGn
UOHSe.
r1NiE undersigned wodid respectfully invite the aten-
tiun of the public, 10 their large ard well selected
stock OF Groceries and Provisions. Also, ReaoN Made
Clothing, Boots. Shoes. Wines, Liquors Nails, Glass,
Hardware etc. all of which viii be sold cheap for cash.
I Please call and examine before purchasing else
where. IRVINE DROIHER.
St. Paul, Oct. l6, l35l 26
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l.. s. FELT, Gaiena, III.
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in Dry Goods Gro
ceres, Hardware, Boots and Shoes,
Crockery, liousefurnishng Goods,
Mattresses, &c.
ALSO-kceps constantly on hand large stock
of Rifle and Blasting Powder and Fuse 2-i0
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DE. Z. HAi}RlcT,

WAS his Office ftc Of l.. S!oau's Store. where
he Will be ready 10 aitend "a professional calls.
saint Panl. November. loJI. BY
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-10-21
G. NI,CUIRE. CFf%S<tIr1I

q. INQUIRE. GUNSNITH.
a L the sign Of the Big Gun, Third street, ST. Paul
IA NEXT door 10 Caves Saloon prepared do any
work IN has lne ot business, promptly ad entire
satisfaction Of customers.
July 81, 1851. *
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BOOK f}INDI<G.

VINiE subscriber would respectfully inform the citi-
zen, of ST Paul aud its vicinity, that he
rNing on the above business, in the 2nd stor, OF r.
Sl"nccr new building, Of 9TH and RobOrt Street
Particular attention paid Ia binding Magazines, Period
icas g. IN plain fancy binding, the shortest notice
anu reasonable terms
JAMES MACINTOSH.
u HNnl. Mnrrh o. lNlb
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~ - sssSeS-s much Ike buying second hdnd gar
ks mens. We take II Tor gr0nted, that
80 the people of Territory, would
rather prefer have Their Chair> wasitands, bureaus
and tables, made To order and expressly fer their
although old furniture might be bought for less
BeS. Then think people W ould rather havearti
ces made Of the timber that grows here the Terrific
manufactured b, our oWn mechanics VINO have cast
their lot IN Minnesota Tor better for worse
We viii make promptly To order, whatever articles of
furniiure may wanted, &c have what desir
ed On hand) aud will goods better aud a
things considered, cheaper than they be imported.
Undertaking promptly attended TO.
STEES ~ HUNT,
Manufacturers of Cabinet Ware and Furniture Third
street, St. Faui.
-. Paul, MsN ~, 1852. eff
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-10-21
Saint Paul Busiutss Garos.
DIR. 4. q. BRlSBiN Il,
Physician and Surgeon,
DR. ,. -. COoDRiCu.
DR.. -. BARBOUR

SATOlLD r.sPcC'f'i Is iniurn The citizens of SAINT
w Psnl srd yirlifH, that he has rrtgrned after a
teWporar. absenre o NV ncnts. snd offers his pro-
tSs Oai scrVce> 20 Tie public Thankful for past tvnrs
aud soliciting share Il pElc patronage he viii rrac-
upon the EcIectic Reform Principle, discaToirg
cury all is l"rmS. lie VIII be found h Old stand
al all hours, except when professionally engaged
hpni To- lo5l. 2-5l
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A TTORNEIS AND COZ N5ELLORS AT LAW
N ard Solicitors in Chanccry, IT. Paul, Minnesota
viii attend with pr0WPtness and fidelity 90 a.! law b'si-
..s entrusted Minnesota and the adJoir
inr counties of Wisconsin.
l. rarucar attention will he 9ircn To the collection
Of debts. and .le location oi Land W arrdAts.
sent D. le5l. 2--ly
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r.. FRENTRISS.

r.. FRENTRISS.
G1ROCERY and Provision Store, having removed to
~ Sd street, Nearly opposite the Post Office,
prepared offer old and the choicest
selections in hs line, ncniAS hams, pork coffee
sugar, rice every tung ~ fact, that wanted for
in families and boarding houses, al the very lowest Hy
ing prices
81. Paul. March 2s, lej2. Soft
WAR EAGLE MILLS. AT GALENA.
FuNIE subscriber al Flour from the above mills,
i and viii have Il constant supply on hand Of super
fine and supernne, which w be sold mill prices,
freight added.
have il, and only requires trIa here make it
a favorIte family Flour of Minnesota.
JOHN HARRINGTON.
ST. Paul, May 90. le5l.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-10-21
MINNESOTA PIONEER.
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY MORNING
BY JAMES M. GOODHUE.
oGcc on 6ench ST., near he juacttoa oj' Iaird
T T. R " - :.

T. X " =
Il THE PIONEER will be furnished 10 subscribers
al Tw" DoLLARS per aEnun. ia, ariabl, in ai'aucc.
- Ao subscriptions scd or less than eir.
A. an letter, ths oilco, be reE-r,is to re-
NCiNe attention.
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5tlllwatsr Business CARDS.


Henry l.. Moss,
Attorney and Counsellor at Iaw, and genera
Land Agent.-Stlllwater, MINI. Ter. Land
Warrants constantly on hand and for sale
Warfdnted genuine.
ABRAM VAN VORIfES,
Attorney and Counsellor al Lar and Solicitor in
ChdHcery.
Will attend to all professional business entrusted to his
care. saltwater, Minnesota Ter. 62-f
THEODORE f.. PARKER,
Attorney n Counsellor at Law,
StiNWafer, Minnesota Territory.
TIL Il LAtk Il HO f.
NArTHEW TAISEY Proprietor,
4A saltwater, Minnesota Tetrirov.
March S, 1859. AZ
MARBLE WORKS.
"M. W1LLlM, agent Tor Matthew iswton, Marble
w Gutter, of Pittsburgh is prepared receive
orders and furnish all kinds Of Monuments Toinbs and
Grave stoIies of the best workmanship and material
WM. WIi.LtM.
saltwater, April l2, 1883. l--G
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DE-. L. Il. POETS.
ANfEN & NEISOX.

aHAYiNG made - Iani his permanent residence, Wi.
II atIerd calls oi IN his profession III town and
country lie m1N iouhd N The store OF W. H. Forbes
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-10-21
MIN r. FELT

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
G. peerless. prOvis ions. ~ C
MAIN STREET, GaLENA, Ill.
VIII ,el at the low, st cash prices. 3--tf
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Drug gists.
Corner Ui Third 2nd Cedar streets. OPPOSITE IL. A.
I.ambeits iaW-Oilioe.
VIII be found Attendance All hours of the day and
night for Tie sale of Medicines.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-10-21
JOHN f.. SMITH co.

JOHN f.. SMITH Coz.
Wafcbmckers end Jetretiers, Main 81, Galcpr Illinois
Large and well selected assortment of Clocks,
IA Watches Jcwelry and Silver Spoons constantly on
hand, for sale low. Engraving neatly executed. All
Kinds of JcwciTy made to order aRG neatly rcPaired
All orders punciually attended to- The highest price
paid or old gold and silver. 223
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-10-21

SPRING STYLE HATS.

NOW Is THE TINE,
INST received from the East, the spring siyc Of SILK
- Hats, beautiful articles also large assortment Of
Kossuth, Hungarian and Macy Hats; also fine
for boys and children Oil Cloth and Cloth Caps
every style and all prices the 81 Paul Hat and Cap
Store. f1-ii) Il. y. WALKER.
j. H. BYERS.
Corner Third ana Ro6Crts SIS, TGui, Mn.
NHANIFACrURER of zinc. tin. sheet iron and cop
w per. informs the citizens Of Paul fhat he Keeps
hand large assortment Of Stoves which I've viii sell
very low for cash Can and hclor. buy ing elsewhere;
also, tin ware Of The best quality, at wholesale rnd
t Indian traders would do wcIl call and examine.
81 Pau, June 5, lc52. 7--lv
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SHOE STORE.
III " EZuEi. is now receiving an extensive
as aLs I'D assortment of Ladies Shoes, COM
pTsng ali the latest and most fashionable les. Those
wishing purchase viii please step in early old
the great crowd. Store opposite the Library.
81 Paul, MAY Is, lS52. 3-if
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JACOB !. NOAH.

4ft0raev at Lalc mt Soiic ttor IN CkdaccTy
HtDNNI~>ipN irr States oi NAME Rhoie Island
J Connecticut. New York. Pennsy vanG, Virginia,
\ Aiahama, OHIO and Louisiana.
7.Al instruments . be used recorded in any oi
th, above States, may be taken al my Office IN 81 Paul
July 81, leJl. l3-i
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y. a. $. DRUM.

u. n :. DRUM.
MAIN STREET OPPOSITE GALENA HOTEL.
lWANIFAC II RE and Keep constantly hand a
A'k conn llee assortment OF ancy ANA Windsor Chairs
Also, Bureaus, Tables Stands, Writing Desks toohing
GLASSES, Bedseads, d C.. &c. Persons Wishing pur
chase viii 10 well 10 call before they buy elsewhere
prepared to sell good article and as terms
invariably cash. afford to sell cheap,
cheaper. than an, other IN the city. reasonable de
dHcfioH made persons hul 81 Il again. II orders
from distance punctualy attended to.
Galenn MAY, 1851. "a
BENJAMIN r. FELT.
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q TTORNEN and Counsellor at Law, and General
Land Agent. Ptrtculir air.ition viii he given 10
collections pay ing entering lands. securing pre-
t.utions aud entries by military land warranrs
p-tl
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Commission House. Saint Louis.
TWICHEIL \ IClsRtIpt.

mo. ". TwICHELL Jos NJ.
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HENRY 4. LAMBERT,
-If0rrfy Gt Lar,
Office corner OF Jbl.t a.II Cedar streets, II faa.
LAFAYF.CrE EMMETT.
ftfOrnfV qHG C1anSeVor al Lar.
<e0R EK of W aha,haN and Fhlrd Streets, St Paul,
Y j IN the Minnesota Democrat building.
August FL ir5i. le-u
RRf.S Il X WILLIAMS.
.fitorneyS aaI C0HRSci.0rS III Lar
Oico on Third street, SAINT rap Minnesota Territory.
D.<tEI ERrck \. l. WILLIANs.
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INSTITUTE-A select family

NYACK INSTITUTE-As select family
Y BOARDING School sc- roth young Ladies and youns
,eu,leurp q, Syerk, koekand Co. n LEM Vs..
hARDCAs1Ik frincipai-1he locality OF tnis a ~ -
u.urr ssssu iy any IN vicinity OF Tire city oo.n ~
f.-ds hesjis tsrty Of rituerion and ,s
access The rnncIel win psy he ''rIce.t s ~. ,n,
"a, the ,rurn rom, and pEyscs training OF Tvs pnplis
Nuwher Of rup,.s iiured Fhe summer session eo'ene
on Morday Nay continue 2 weess . so rs, se<on
TtRns-sito 70 sisn per snS'in, or fs,;s.. n New.
ces No. iss broadway; the Drug store corner
a, No,r go H-,ornests and at J 1. hunt.Ieaoh 10
.,o.e rner ~ ylcs. ard Sd sy Communications oy mAs
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r YON'S CLASSICAL and CONNER

LEGAL BOARDING SCHOOL for YOUNG GENTLE
MEN-Ihe IRVING INSTITUTE, TARRlTOWN, N Y.
Tho location of this Institution unsurpassed Taytown
beng one of the Oldest and most agreeable towns In the
Union noted for its sauby and morality and
many times day by the Hudson River Railroad The nts
less than halt mile from the depot and commands some
OF the most charming OF the valley OF the Hudson The
ed6ce is commodous comfortable and well adapted The
grounds quite retired embrace several including fine
grove, n well appointed gymnasium nc.
The Principal asduous in his regard for the Moral well
fare the PHYSICAL comfort the Intellectual Improvement tho
manner and personal habits OF his pupils daily record
having aspect each of these interests kept an abstract
Of which forwarded TO the parents at the close OF every
month The Tutors and pupils reside IN the family OF the
Principal paake OF the fare sleep under the same
vcoi aud constitute in all respects family. Pupils will
the church desgnated by the parent practicable
The Course Education includes ali the branches pre-
peatoy or College business for professional practical
ke The Principal has had long experience aud aided 6y
competent Tutors Instruction in every department will DO
thorough and elementary principles will receive that strict
attention which their paramount importance demands
French aud Spanish by native teache resident at the In
stitute.
Circulars may be had at Nos EOS and 500 Broadway No 90
Nasssu-s st.. and No. &c BCwery
For further information address the undersigned.
WILLIAM z. LYON, A. NJ, Principal and Proprietor.
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Urn Goods.
TRY GOODS for HOTELS, STEAM
II Frs, SHIPS. PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS. and
COACH Am CAT MAKERS

hRY GOODS for HOTELS, STEAM
II Frs SHIPS, PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS. and
COACH AND CAR MAKERS.
In sequence of the burning 81 tsir sss-.cnse In No
ssu-st- the un3ersigne have removed 10
No. q PaRg-PLAcE AsB No. IL dUsssr-sT-
Where they are opening n enIir- stock Of
FURNISHING DRY GOODS.
to which branch Of trade their attention will hereafter be 81
clusively directed.
They will have constantly hand and will be resolving
direct from the nansscturers description and qA'
ity OF - FAMILY LINENS,
Linen and Cotton SheetiLzs Linen and Cotton Pillow %
sings Table Daussks Napkins and Tow-Ens Coant-tr
and Quilts Satin De LANES aud Brocselles Dsnssss sao
Drsperes Coloed and White Blankets, Capetngs al tss
varieties Msftings and Drugges CURED Hair and Feather
Also full and complete assortment Of
COACH AND CAR TRIMMINGS,
Received direct from the French and German Factories COM
prsng every vaiety OF Pushes Cloths Cotolines Marco
lines Car Headings Oil Cloths Enameed and Patent Leatn
er, Coach Lace and FTiDses.
Also
Daasks hastings, Moreens and Csrpetnes for oh0f0'
purposes .,,.r,,
invited to stock. DOREMuS MANN,
No. Il Park place and No. 10 Murrsy-sS
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OAMPHENE, Fluid and Solar Lamps,
OCAs.lsRens, 81 BneksH, Han LAsssrns Len4 eieesa
- Xlsobsa = bazrsh snl half bsE1shL q ~ ps,~e
Woss.eu snA ~ zsls sgpPlie1.
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CLOTHING and TAILORNG.-CON-

a toet n Ccs,s Vsssa Psnfs shiru dlk Haks 0sysa
q nAkss to measure from. best French OF En9nsn &C.,
Ir.hIe Buyins every seie f7r ssah and employing ncae
ut The Sest xokmen enables this house TO sohet
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sytIst, New-York-The undemsned, having deyosed n
personal attention for many jean 70 the -
Picture Fnme business y fully competent By d:
70 execute wor lof any description IN h. iins that WI evs
sstrf.ctiou 10 the most particular. Being probably ne
country II poes sAyuntaees over oeheuin variety md az
tendvee stock; and the long estabiiahed and Continual
inesse Of trade from Ill psrts Of the Union WIN ne n
ehinery enables him 70 sell hs articles q Leg pe 80. ~
spy cher manufauer; and he respectfully sons -
are ssssrsu,cnt Of Looking 0ases md Picture
yjcus 70 purchasing 90 3qd Neuh,
w 49,. - Ss,srsio. and n euss6A for ahipgrs
An ecUmunissfions through the =, D;rses 10 ~
fuily received and pszetualiI e.sns'~ q !. SIGLn
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EPISCOPAL COLLEGIATE INSTT-

IL TUTE, Clifton, Staten Isand-Principai Rev Z.
TOWELL.-This establishment is conveniently located,
Sithin an hours ride from the city, one OF the mort
he ahy and delightful spots TO be found within the suburbs
Of New York The Summer Session commences on the In
NAV The course Of instruction includes English mathe
mafics navigation land surveying and engineering FRENCH
German Spanish Latin and Greek fencing military tactcs
sympascs vocal and instrumental music &c Lectures On
seenc subjects twice week Prospectuses may be OBJ
tanned at bookstores Of Sheppard Futonst and mes
Appleton, Broadway The Principal can be seen on tues
Bromley, No. n Wast, from TO III A. NJ
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EyAMILY INSTITUTE for YOUNG

II LADIES' RANENSWOOD, IL. mrs w LILLIAN
JONES receives into her family twenty pupils whose
thorough education polite accomplishments well a.
solid sianmens is the Of herself and several efficient
assistants .
Proficiency in Music and French 10 esteemed Of leading
importance An accomplished teacher of the Piano devotes
her whole time to the instrument aud French and Drawing
sre the entire charge of q native Parisienne.
The vicinity York position more healthy
and than the lights of Rsvenswood they over
hang the East River and the premises afford the most
feet nience for seabahing and exercise The ferry.
boat Astoria from Peck-sp, lands the premises and
steady line OF stages from Brook and Wiambugh leaves
visitors at the gate.
Terms, including every charge $aoe per Crcu
lars mailed application by letter addressed Mrs. Nm
JONES, Rayenswood l.. |.
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MOUNT WASHINGTON COLLIE

lvH GIATE INSTITUTE, corner of 4th and Macdougal-
SITS, on Washington.syuarc, (Nessrs. CLARKE s FAN
MING, Principally opened its ninth school year Monday
the lsli Of September, 1851.
IL has been the aim Of the Principals Of this Insiu-
on carry school education the highest atainabe de-
gree Of perfection They accordingly selected this location
unsurpassed its beauty and heahune and having pur-
chased the lot built thereon the part Of the present
edce with specially fitted for instruction and with
the addition, ample aud number for two hundred
pupils devotng three entire OF the building 70 the
OF the School Being heuse the to the
dwelling part occupied by Of the Principals Is No 2s
fthst, and that Of the School No. l5S Macdonsslst
Circulars for particular information may be obtained ut
the pstrtonhe following patrons of which some Of
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OIRDS! BIRDS! BIRDS !-CHAS.

ID REICHE BROTHER, Importer Of Lufofean
Singing Birds No. IL North Williams, ner Chafssm se
simmer sesson They have yet band sp'ea1d 1s o.
German Canariss Ppine Bshnchss Co1hnsass aS Is1 re-;
sons Wishing to obtain any Of these good Singing Bro VII
plesse purchase soon they now sell very rapidly store
b eosed Nay /.
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.1Tc BOARDING SCHOOL

sOYs-Tsny:cwr n "a 'e,ee' ,, rrsasp and And
1ocsl sS, sro prepared formeIcaiie busles o'
ssorug locr,cn IS Que Of the nics' hs at,y end senn;
.s meds,e vicinity OF me Re .1p sT consent 70 D.
Sesd psps Eso. Proprietor OF the irylng House New
besssc R.rey Brothers Co. No IS Park row, whefs
1osI.,s may be Obtained
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and CLASSICAL BOARD

~ ING SCHOOL FOR BOYS-A. WILLIAMSON,
A NJ PrncpaL-Ths School is located ut Bedford,
Westchesier County, 40 miles from NewYork City and
three from the Harlem Railroad with which there is daily
communication by stage. Number of pupils limited 70
twelve The Session will commence Mays. Terms per Y
weeks from $40 TO SIS Circulars containing further nior-
No $50 Nassaust. n Y; of Hon. $. L. HOLMES, City
Hall BROOKLYN; or by addressing the Principal
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YAPP,S DAGUERREOTYPES

Cesbrsted for their sapsox tone and sniah taken Y
say 1esher ana warraated-pcs low ssy-st biz Old
"a non.sr roous No los Bowsy (ecolsc over Andss-
soD,s Cpet Store and at his and spsnAd rooe NO.
re- Broedwey near PToeest Putealr stfsoesoa psa %
taLins The dck and the deceased.
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HSSFX SEMINARY Il. LYON,

Fltn + LYON ND aud Mr.. NJ C. LYON, Princi-
oas Comleeuess Of boarding arrangements KIND and e
keept tuition and healthy location combine to render TIL,
Instnon desirable for those seeking thorough ana
accomplished education. Pupils received at any time lA
location is on beautiful margin Of the Connecticut RIVER
nesr The A aboard and is easy of BY the New-York
And Hartford daily steamboats, For health and recreation,
the tsscbes and pupil. furnished with elegant carriages
and well trained for young ladies use Ccu'
- esn he lad of WIN H. LYON CO. No. Dey-st- OF
by addressing the Principals at Esex-EsseS, Conn., APrh
l. 1852
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-20

GENERAL TAYLOR'S HEAD

elegant assortment of Spring and Summer Clothing at
General Taylors Headqusrter No rs Fuonst corner Of
God-G-Mr j. SOUDER, manager, and Wholesale and re-
necessary the completion Of senemans wardrobe at
prices far beyond the reach OF competition BY employing
none other than superior worken he enabled boast Of
The durability of his clothing well the unsurpassed ele
eance of styles &C. His assortment Of Cloths Cassinere
Vesings &C. embraces the desable styes and have
been selected with view Of combining beauty elegance
economy and durability.
Mr. j. SOUDER still remains In charge OF the castomen
depsrtmept where he has rendered himself popular by
bis success satisfactorily fitting gentlemen with durable
and well made Clothing J. 6OUpER superintendent
No. 7G Fulton-st, cor. Gold.
MA large and excellent assortment Of YOUTH and
childrens Clothing always hand which viii DO sold ct
conespondingly low prices.