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The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-12-01

NOTICE TO LUMBERMEN.
VUNfIE Subscribers having purchased of the United
n States the Pine Timber Lands situated upon Rum
River and it's tributaries in Minnesota Territory, with
the exception of small quantity purchased by other
partes0 give notice that no person will be allowed
cut timber upon said lands without first obtaining
permit from vs. Permits lumber upon said il nds will
be granted on yoable terms, upon application either
OF US at the American House, st. Paul, to William
II. Garland or Caleb ID. Dorr, Of st. Anthony.
WAs1EDBN & WOODMAE.
DORILUs MORRISON.
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NOTICE 10 given Ia. all concerned and especially to
all hall breeds Interested In the reservation near
Lake Pepin, named In the 9th article a the treaty with
the confderated tribes Of Sac and Fox and other In
diane, Of July 18th, 1880, That the Commissioner OF
the GENT Land Office has Instructed the Surveyor Gen.
era to be duly ard marked tho extcr
nal lines OF said reservation which operations are now
progress In that quarter; and prevent any possible
that grow of operations
Of surveyors in that neshborhoed this notice is given
In obedience to orders from the Indian Department.
w. A. GORMAN,
S2-u Gov, and Supt Ind AFs
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l.. BLUM'S
New York Bazaar,

Ladies hear!-Call-and you will buy!
Il. BLUM has hitherto spared no pains TO please
the ladies' Of st. Paul and vicinity and he as ready
now to DO them homage for their liberal patronage
lie has ever been, and will be. During the past
season he has been twice to New York their
cal benefit and he can them that his
Gently received, will meet their and wishes On
Ply TO show his goods) will be found beautiful variety
q! silks black and coorcd sparl ling and brilliant at
all prices. MernOes, all wool delaines, Bontazines
Aapacas, black and coored, PcrametIes, velyets ali
colors, with general variety Of DRY GOODS.
EMBROIDERY.
The ladies well know that ut the Bazaar be found
Il large variety Of Embroidery. ''
HOSIERY.
Wool and Cotton, at all prices.
SHAWLS.
Wooden, Mernoe Rrpsle, SiIs and Zephyr Wool at
all prices.
OF all descriptions, vctorines Mufr Cuffs, Gloves,
India RTbters.
JEVNELRY.
He has also hand the best assortment of Jewrlrv
west OF ST. Louis, consisting Of gold and silver watches
breast pins for ladies' and gentlemen fob and long chains
rings gold and silver thimbes chrs pens pencils
lockets, watch keys and seals. Also, a good assort-
ment Of plated silver
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.
Ladies in search Of Christmas presents for children
tal. line al Blums Bazaar, at very low prices
GUNS AND PISTOLS.
have received from large i'm sporting house in New
York, large variety OF Guns and Pistols which can be
bought for $40 and upwards
ST. Paul. Nov G3ltf
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OAKLAND CEMETERY.
TIME pnblic hereby notified that The grounds
apart for burial purposes, under the above designu-
tion have been duly surveyed into lots, which
offered for sale at the lowest rate, which will the
expenses Of the land and the improvements which the
trustees contemplate making thereon. Those desiring
lots may apply to Mr.. b. F. Hoyt to the Secretary
of the association, al his Office
ALEXANDER RAMSEY, Pres't.
J, EsAIAs WARREN, Sec'y.
st. Paul, Nov. 2, 1883. t3i--3t.
Democrat and Mnnesotian COPY.
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GLASS: GLASS;! CEAES:::
hF all sizes AMI the best quality, just fecsved and
" Tor sale by WIN. w. HICHCOX.
lap2oj at the ST. Paul Drug Store
GARDEN SEEDS! GARDEN SEEDS::
AlSED at the celebrated Shaker Gardens At Union
h Village, near Lebanon Ohio Just received and
for sale in quantities TO suit customers al the
lap2el ST. PAUL DRUG STORE
tuxHE subscriber would here state, that The pubhc
j may know where they can procure genuine article
that he has been appointed agent (or which he can show
the papers, for the following Patent Medicines;
DR.. J. Z. Ayres Cherry Pect6ral. Him
McLane's yermifuge and Liver Pills.
DIR. David Jnyncs Family Medicines,
br. J. s. Houghton's Pepsln Digestive Fluid
A. ii. Loudan q Co.'S Medicines.
GT9fenberg Sarsaparz Compound.
Gr1fenberg Uterine catholicou.
Grafenberg Health 3i;,ers.
Grefenberg Vegetable Pills.
Gr8fenberg Chldrens Panacea.
Grefenberg Diarrbca syrup.
Gr1enterg Pile Remedy.
ir1fenberg Green Mountain Ointment.
Hovaker's Rheumatic Specific.
Swam's celebrated Panacea.
C1Instock MS Medicines.
The above, gpd vi other popular Patent Medicines
will be furnished to the trade at EASTERN WHoLEs.LY
PRICES. ll3l WM. w. HICHCOX.
(NHALk-Whiie and Red, Tor sale by
~ w. w. HICHCOX,
Sf anil nrug
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TERRITORY OF MINNEAOTA,
nsrRiCr Court, LIST JUDICIAL DIsrRICr,}
Ramsey County.
Charles ii. Oakes Against J. G. Norwood
To J. G. Norwood; the Defendant above mentioned:
OOU gre hereby summoned aid required to answer
II the complaint in this action, which has been
filed In tue office Of the clerk of this court for the
y aforesaid, 81. Paul ID said county and serve
copy OF Your anyer to tile said complaint tie sub
scrbers, al their Office in Saint Paul, Ramsey County
and Territory aforesaid, within twenty days the
service OF this summons on exclusive of the day Of
such service; and il fail the said complaint
within the time aforesaid, the plaintiff in this win
take judgment against you for the of two hundred
and fifty dollars, principal together with
from the 2sh day fJune A D. 1885, besides the Of
this action.
AMES VAN ETTEN,
Plaintiffs ATTORNEYS.
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$4,000.

II wish to purchase Five Thousand Dollars Worth of
Town Lots In the city OF ST Paul The money will
be paid down for property, at a fair price
LEWIS HYNEM.N,
Inn. IN 1880 IL. 81 a., nesff Jackson.
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nal lines Of said reservation which operations are now
progress In that 9uster and TO proven, any possible
Misunderstanding that light grow ofthe operations
Of surveyors in that neghborhoed, this notice is given
In obedience to orders from the Indian Department.
w. A. GORMAN,
81 Gov. and supt. Ind. Afs.
J.E. DAVIS,
Soap and Candle Manufacturer.
Fort street, East side doors west Of Wmslow's new
rick Hotel. st. Paul. (3s-tf
ATTENTION ALI!
III FAD @ ART E RS OF THE
- NAPOLEON Dynasty" "Fanny Fern" "Mrs
-, ~ Elicit" alexander Smith," Elizabeth
Wetherel!,p sHd Of General Literature, at
LEDUC's BOOK STORE.
JENNY LIND IN ST. PAUL.
REGs leave TO inform the citizens of ST. Paul and
- vicinity that she has brought to the Bookstore
corner Third and Wabsshaw streets the largest and
most beautiful assortment Of Books and Sia,iopery
sold as usual at SS fs' e4 ssas'
PORTE MONNAIEs,
H1WOM 80 cents tn o5. The most elegant and best
L Of the market at LEDUC's BOOKSTORE.
RAZORS. RAZORS.
- pGERS very best, Congress Kniies and all kinds
~ 81 the I'm est cutlery, Just received at
IEDUC'S BOOKSTORE.
''THE LAW AND THE TESTIMONY"
RY the author of the "wide. Wide World" for
y sale at LEDUC'S BOOKSTORE.
"A NV supply OF Fern Leaves' just received at
IN 1881 LEDUC'S BOOKSTORE
j. &. BURBANK d Co.
STORAGE, Forwarding and Commission Merchants.
- Grocers and Dealers in Grain and Provisions
Wharf Boat st. Paul, Min. BURBANK
c. T. WHITNEY.
Shippers and Conssnees will nd il to their 10
do business with U.S. the expense OF Labor and DIay
age is saved. ~ II 49,
REFERENCES:
Gsv. w. A. German,
VIZ VIZ ss i; ssfI Co, s.. Paul
b. II. Campbell, g. Go
Lorrain, & Co., eaiena'
X. s. Harris, & Co.
r. D' F. s sass, st. Louis.
G Tasrles ssudder, Co, Boston.
Mark Packages care D. c. Wh4r. Bsat 81. Paul.
st. Paul, Nov. "a, 1853 s2tf
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FALL AND WINTER STOCK!
1903. 1854.

A. +. CHAMBLIN,
WHoLEsALE and Retail dealer in Dry Goods,
w Clothing, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, &c, Sd ST.
ST. Paul would respectfully call the attention of the
dies and gentlemen TO his stock, expressly selected
the Minnesota trade Attention of country merchants
is requested to my stock, before purchasing.
A. 7. CHAMBLIN,
Oct. S, le53-25tf. New York store
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WILLOUGHBY POWERS
u. s. MAIL LINE.
ST. PAUL AND ST. ANTHONY.
Two DAILY STAGES
Y EAvING each place at O'Clock A. NJ, and o.
4 clock p NJ Coaches and teams will be at the
Landing the arrival of Steamboats, at Saint PAUL.
Also, daily line ofstages between Saint Paul and Still
water, connecting with a Semi w eekiy line from Still
water to Falls of st. CrOiS leaving Saltwater Tues
days and Fridays and Falls Of St. Croix Wednesdays
and Saturdays
Particular attention given to the accommodation Of
Pleasure Parties.
Remember ours are the Yello,c Concord Coaches.
Saint Paul. November 8, lS53-y29.
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DON'T YOU WANT A WELL!
VuNlE subscriber offers for sale excellent Drill for
Il boring Ar;esian Wells He will sell it cheap for
cash Persons wishing wells bored can be sccomrods
led by calling upon him. Terms moderate.
JOSEPH TRUMAN.
October 20, Ie53-273t.
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~ ESEA AIar

FOR SALE.
nhA fEkCHRS Of good building stone for
Il OOV sale a; the ssGsry or delivered to any
part OF the city. Inquire Of the subscriber
ml9-u EDWARD STEWART
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LARGE TpMoR.-We learn from the Crescent
Eagle that MIR. d. Samuel Baker, residing near that
village, died recently of tunor located in the abdo
men, which was found on post mortem examination
TO weigh fifty p,a'ldS. He suffered dreadfuIIy, and
died OH Saturday, the 23d inst.-Troy Budget.
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J.E. DAVIS,
Soap and Ca,d.e Manufacturer,
Fort street. East side, doors west Of Winsows new
rick Hotel, ST. Paul (3a-tf
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400 bbls Flour, 200 bbls Pork,
100 bbs Dried Apples, just reed on consignment at
the Wharf Boat and sill be closed off at reduced prices
Also corn and corn meal, aa,s, potatoes, bran, lime,
&c, at great bargains.
je 23-tf J. W. RASS Il co.
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.NUMBERaI75
MISCELI ,A5=NF0TTS;#

NO. 1S:. ='-'-- ,--sSsaa.B
!aAirFRs AND JENNY 1900 rnen,s cali hrsn1, .,.
9On NJ LiSps- .H,s goo mems goat boota -.
4u0 do half gAiters O0 fnenS hatT r e
20o o do walking shoes, - -aElSIa HTnasv.
9Ug do pegged buskins 1, 600 men,S osIfh hros...u
1OO do kid buakins, ain 100Ogoat brn-.y,s f
pera and Jenny Linds i,50o1dn "A s3i.IIf- 40
AGO. assortment of 900 iiT siS ,,.,.,.
SHILDREE's BooTEEs. i,tl0- do =ThfrIr - -
lSggU pr fancy booteaS, noysS noo1r ' -'
IOUU Kid & moyocco t 900 pnir hor, ali bcot.
6O0 ehdrens peg'd'T lH7 roo do St11 - 4..1s
100 children'a goat l.3 800 do thiep ~ -
A'SSEs nooLEEs AS' 20G do seal. do -.r %.
~ misses morocco lnrc eco mr. rolfLs e.iffnc, .l
300 do a kip do = 400 Id lin Goss. Sssss..f a a F.
sO0 do calf do zoo do thick do ~
SVO do kid and mo. Buys ENp YouTTT m na n,
rocco huskins 0OOpr boyS Mn bToS.ns
$50 do black, blne, and 600 do cslfs ao 70 %
bronzed CATERS, ussl 500 do thick do
...a .GuH SHOES, woNFEIa LACY roor.
1870 pairs nien's gum 500 goat acs boota ~
lOOO do Mrs. do do 1,O0Ocaif Iin 'rsi4t. llt
500 do Misses do do 500 Tia dc yrg-4t -.r.
MEMS AND BOYS PALM 600 kip .-- do -.r- f.-
1900 do1. mems and boIs a1Sp ao1xa
straw hats, the largest Band ioxea supertor
sortment ever brought In. quality. - ETEH~sHS ~
EenSh Boot and Shoe Kit Lace leather sewing bells
&S doL Deer Skins, 90 sides alum tanned Coyyhdrs
Iankr for the liberal patl eo!ore extended 10
us, we sSCit continuance OF the same sc
mari .'-.- f. .'s '-a .. - McCLALLENS& KNOX. u.
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nNand after Wednesday, June 16th 1a52 Passenger
Trains viii run daily Sundays excepted as toIloys;
vile and intermediata stations $40 M Accomn,oas
Iayes ior y, s stopping all stations
Cleveand ete; at.'VU w a. NJ accommodation Train
Leaves we isviIie at a:s5 p n. Express rr.i,
Cieveand, and intel mediate stations W ~ "
ne 9:4O Express Train Cleveland connects 1ax
Withth following lines, wit: AT Hudson viii tho
Ravenn it Rarfad for Cqyaoga Falls and Akron
marreni at Alliance with the Ohio and Pennsylvania Raj
and 1.rrai with hacks for Dover New Philadelphia
FOR PlTTsBURG.-The 64O A M, Express Train.
sosnn at WsIsylIs with the ami
= landings, arriving at Pittsburgh the
Cleveland TO Pittsburgh, by Ohio Penn
from Cleveland to Pittsburgh by way of
are tsketed through their baggage is
SheSSed Sae IL through to ts6qrgh via Wensyille i
cleveland connects at Wesvle with the spIended side
Wheel Wheel, steamers, WINCHESTER and DiuRNAL for
RETURNING.-i2:s5 P. NJ. Express Train, connects
with the above steamers at welsvile with the Ohio
and Pennsylvania Railroad Alliance and at Hudson with
the Akron Branch Railroad 49,
rrasSengers leaving Ptsburg at o'clodk, A. NJ and
press Train from Wesve and arrive at CleveIands IN
III 10 connect with the Lake Steamers tor New York.
Also for Toledo, Detroit Chicago, Racine, Milwaukee,
Passengers leaving WHEELING or PITTSBURGH in
the morning by this arrive Cleveland the same
evening and on the following night be in New York
The Accommodation Train leaving Ravenna at O'Clock
4 NJ, connects at Hudson with the Akran Branch Rail
toad ana reaches Cleveland in time to with tho
norning Express Train OF the Cleveland Columbus and
Cincinnati Railroad for the South 5.'l' - lf-l
land at 5:40P M connects with the Express Train from
Cincinnati and Columbus Cleveland with Akron
B.&P;R R. oEFlcE,l JOHN DURAND.
Cleveland. June II, '62 Superintendent
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No63di15, Main stree:, has full stock o. DRY
e1acoes OF OUT country eoieruy selected expressly
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STEAM MARBLE WORKS,

STEAM MARBLE WORKS,
s... sra.a 66 MARKET ST., WHEELING, VA.
rTNHE- SUBSCRIBER having made extensive arrange
ncnts In the East for the SUPPLY of Marble and
tempating the erection OF Steam works. lie would invite
the attention of rchects Builders and the public in gen
eal to the inspection of his stock consisting of Italian,
Egytian, Sienna, American and other Marbles
qualities, which be sold lower than any other establish
ment in the west ssi q, H,'-H q N lNa- .sa.
Dealers would find it to their advantage inspect his
stock before purchasing elsewhere.
Hfs work is done in the MOST elaborate STYLE and he
would invite the attention of purchasers to examine Ills
stock and other carved work. Monuments Cen.
otaphs Tombs Head and foot sones &C. and Grave
work in variety being enabled by his superior a
tiles supply this work at Considerable lower prices
any other establishment iii the country. Esss -.
Please give me a call and exarnine my work. ..s 81.
MICHAEL J. RoHAN,
Marble Mason and Vault Builder.
65-Also Calcned Plaster, Hydraulic Cement, Plaster
Casts and Models and Marietta Grind soHes warranted
at the lowest trade prices l-a-. ll--s 1y.l
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WHOLESALE DRY GOODS
.a1 WIN. It. SELBY.

- VIM. T. SELBY. b5a ea,sai.
NO. 115, Main stree:, has full stock os DRY
~ GOODS of latest importations, from the boSf
enlactoes OF out country c1lely selected expreesly
JoBB1NG TRADE fit1gd..7 t4'
or the best fabrics, deaigns and colora to which be ~
srectuly socts an examination rom his old eSsomcIs
1ui Country Nei chants.
CLoTHSHs stock consists in part OF tho best makers
l and Of the usual variety o. eooIs both Foreign ana
CASsIMEREs-Bl black dceskin as well AZ of
great variety OF the ehoiccst fancy color s.T - =
SATlNETTS-Blaek, Blue, Steel MIXED, fancy Green ann
Browns, &c. very full and complete stodk; as,
Twesds and Cy Jeans. IfTE
OVER cooTed blankets pilot and bea yer
elotha and other such goods in variety. - =
fhlNlSA very large stock OF the beat makers OF fast
madderc coors. As well as the most common kipd
OF low priced prints for Comforts Sc.is YflIflT7iq
ODS--Gnghams mouse do lains, ,eIrh' IustFe
ylain and fg'd black alpacas, well az OF eolors
OF the best variety. both figured and plain. - ~
WHITE GOODS-Ane extensive stock OF eambric figured
and plain, Jaeonets Swiss and Scotch mills. IN.
in variety, also Irish linens.
CAPSMens, boys and child velvet nd cloth
also Mexican hats, most desirable lot. --.,, - :
AlHSO-Shawls ribbons, hoSiery, unlb eHs, brown and
.As hlcaehed muslns, shirting, cheeka. Ticking, DC
&c;, together with full and complete stnck o.
Notions OF all sorts, usually wanted; and eltogeth
l er feel well assured my stock complete thnt
when il is examined and the pie itod, Il win be
-i ot;ud in all respects pech1ps superior TO aHT
stock OF Goods before offered in tie keL
aug2l. -+' A@''' '' ~ w. r. SELllY ~
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To Country Merchants.

MR.S.S KNOX having withdrawn from the firm oi
WI McCallen Knox e. Co, the remaining partners have
associated with them MI Chester D. knox, (brother OF S.
s. Knox long and avoraby known in the trading public
assuming the style OF McClellens and Knox III - -
They would respectfully inform their customers Cwht,
have long and literally sustained them) and all
in Boots and Shoes that their Fall Stock will be arriV
ing from the 10th to the last OF September. f -
Having been Gelected with the and bought
for cash. they atr themselves that in their Fall
Boots and Shoes they hold out Inducements In quality
and prices superior TO any offered in the market tn
Country Merchants their way they would pleas.
ed to exhibit their Stock and them nprces earlessIy
challenging comparison with the markets Baltimore
Philadelphia. Csep31 McCLALLENS & KNOX i5.-
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Hooks, Stationary, Variety Goods, &c.
HE Subscriber thankful for the liberal patronage exei
ded to him. begs to request the attention
10 his present large and well selected
Ing of School Medical theological Historical, and Mis-
Cellaneous Books, Plain and Fancy Stationary Blank
books Wall and Window Papers, and Variety GoodsI--
To Merchants Teachers. School Trustees and others
wishing to purchase in quantities, every inducenen will
be offered in prices and forms 80. tll1~S
Rags taken exchange or paid in cash. the highest
rates .el-..z -s4s'. -.er..eL - 20 =
I.igLg r-.s.-..- - JOHN II. THOMPSON,
Aug 2i,-tf. '-5' an fR 81 Monroe Street
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55S KELLS & CALDWELL,
(sUcCEssoRs JAS. PAUL. & coy
Importers and Wholesale dealers i'm Drugs,
Medicines, Chemicals, Paints. Oils, &c.
No SO, UNION BUILDINGS, MAIN ST.
ITAVING purchased the entire stock fixtures, heica
apparatus, &c, the firm of James PAUL &c would
respectfully solicit the patronage of dealers and the public
generally. All goods warranted. n s'rs-s lsrg.s
In retiring tho Drug business take pleasure in
recommending 70 favorable consideration
Messrs Kells CALDWELL and have hesitation in saying
that f0ner customers and dealers will
ceive that attention and accommodation which has earned
las Cn Z
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CITY, BUSINESS.
COPPER,, TIN, s. SHEET reoN wARE
i r-.-4 49, Ma an11fa ctoru' ~ ','l 81 775f

- THANKFUL for the liberal patronage heretofore
bestowed unon him, the subscriber would respectful
ynorm his friends and the public generally that ie
to manufacture the named articles In
e their variety which he has always hand good as
sortment for Wholesale and retail very low priest
ne also Keeps on hand, cooking stoves OF the most al
proved patterns for coal and wood. fTfFEGo o. n -
JOB work win continue TO receive his particular
anu be executed with prompness and in style that will
please the most fastidious. ' +- ~ sf'7IIS'a''
nug2I .i. fa-' z. .r5lT'i f VARNEy NO q N.;,s,
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Notice to Housekeepers. . 8
NEW CAR PETS AT REDUCED IaRIGIct

1R 000 YARDS OF Carpets at No. 143, biaip stiee .
lO,OOO The Subscriber respectfully informs his Gus
toners and the publ: generally that he has
rom The east and IS now receiving the largest best AID
ever offered in this city, embracing almost every variety
style and quality that be found in the Eastern
from the finest English Velvets down Rag
pet This stock has been selected with great care
chased under the most favora BILE circumstances which
enable me to sell them much lower than the quality
goods were sold in this city Those in goods
lne will please call and select my stock
iG 90 yards with f5o different patterns. varying price
aentl J. G. HARBOUR. no. l4a. Main st.
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Dyeing to live!!
FIFTH & DAY
Sepenth ST., three doors from DIR. Iappan's,
- STEUBENVILLE,s OHIO.
wouidirtorm the citizens or Wheeling and vefitythat
they have commenced the CoIoripg Rusin in
branch Silks Cottons Woolens warranted to stand
coors Ladies' apparel, Gentlenen's Coats Pants Vests
Fancy ColOrs
OF every shade got UP equal to Ribbons, shaws,
and the way colorng cleaned, pressed and
donc ON the shortest notice; and on easy terms.
uArTangemens have been made with the steamer wi
receive deliver articles and packages forus
""<iis- II sIg,7r..i95 Et.r JAS BERTH
septt4 80 =, - JOSEPH DAY.
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: CINCINNATI.
Apollo Building. N. w. cor. 5th g. Walnut
CINc NNATI, Ono. = ias. .s-rgfI !

ZINC HNATI, OHIo. s. laFf .s#rg.El Il
~ incorporated, 1aaa.-.t .g.a.... -.
ti attention 81 the public respectfully called to the
iacities ded at ths Institution for
niyng vduals in Thorough practical manner for n
counting room and business pursuits. -, ~ ~ ~. "
keeping BY Double EntryA oompIe,.
ng scientifically Double Entry Books in the deren d.
partnens OF trade commerce and lures conure-
Lending the forms among the most eminent
ents engaged individually or partnersbin in ns;nass
whether prosperous adversc the purchase and sale
merchandise at wholesale and ortne md
anon including speeulatons stocks real estate &c
@ bank Insurance, railroad and books o;
Ioint STOCK ana chartered associations generally
Commercial calculations embrace every variety of
pertaining TO business operations, being taught
count Equations, arb tration o. Exchanges &c
Mercantile exercises are
habits and genuine business style
me mind Of the student well familarze him With
IoTnnG Invoices Account sa'es, bills OF exchange DC
IaeLteat Perrnansh hour is devoted in teaching
@ style oL business writing, combiring freedom
S Men command OF hand and pen accuracy and
with ease and rapdty and perfect egbity with
Comn:rclnl Law and Political Economy.-pailv L.c-
lures are given these important topics as
win the avocations OF the in operations of
CONNIE ce ard practical workings trade the
subject OF Partnership, -incipa agent in
stenis salcs debts, etc; also laws
wealth. currency foreign domestic cTcd
1t, nroht interest, intel. .natonaItrade, &c -
weeks. ' 'e " 'etFo
ut any tinIe ~ gElT - -, =. - 0
knowledge of the ordinary English branches ia all the
requisite Preparatory qualifications.
The business acquaintance the Principal cna bcs him
siStance TO those wishing procure situations
''h graduating. zsi 9Ia srT..i, : .rI -.,I =, -
Good board can be obtained in the city SO
Diplomas uLder seal are awarded the gradustes
TEhhS:-For partial course, books, ationery, DC in
sive, 5000 --'D''I' John GITNnRv "''u
ianS'53-1yd - Princ;pol.