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The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-05-05
By $. y. CARVE, Deputy.
Rice, Holnshead Becker, Attys for Pins
g.


FRUIT rR EE.S. SIR BEFiRT 4 Sil ABE,
vSNE Undersigned would ask the attention 81 persons
de.irous OF ornameAting their grounds, to the
aiOsue Of Nesss. John Sigcrson ~ Brothers, old aud
experienced Fruit Growers and Nursery men; having
purchased and sIrubbery from them for several
Years. recommend their trees he such repre-
sented Their fruit grated of the best and
most improved varieties, and adapted 10 northern lati
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.I,IE.. TIME! TINE.

L lMEs
H EONL ER. Watch Manufacturer Work ing
II . Jeweler and Dentist, would respectfully inform
the inhabitants OF st Paul, that he has opened store
81. Anthony Street, in the building opposite the
Rice House. two doors from RObinsOns old stand with
Of Clocks SPectaces Of all ages, Back
ard Side Combs in great variety bosom pms. goggles
chimney ornaments steel beads and tassrs ladies
bags chdrens' teethag rings flutes, dice and boxes
and variety of other articles.
Duplex, Horizontal, Repeating and Lever Watches
Of the most complex and delicate workmanship, care
fully repaired
California Gold Rings made to erder. EHsraring
neatlt erocaed
TEETH CAREFULLY EXTRACTED SCALED & PLrGGED.
H. r. from his long experience in some Of the hrsI
shops in England, atters himself that he shall be able
to give satisfaction AL who may favor him with theii
work His motto is Punctaaiity. Dispatch and Moder-
ale charges.
st. Paul, March 2ist 1853. 4s-y
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SPIRTTUA MANIFESTAT AT
THE NEW YORK BAZAAR.

LATEST TELEGRiPHiC DESPATCH.
N!R. BLUM il now III New York. making selections
" of his spring assortment for The St Paul trade.
The Ladies viii be particularly happy to learn that
tao french Lniies have been engaged in New York,
expressly for the Mill AIRY and dress making departments
OF the Bazaar
The most extensive and well selected stock Of
DRY GOODS n FANCY ARTICLES,
that has ever reached st Paul. VIII be opened the
Eazaar dateiN after the arfi, al of the first boat
The Gold and Silver Watches Diamond Rings, and
extensive and general Of the finest and best
Jewery VIII he satisfactory to TIE lastidious
tastes of tie ladies'
Also Table Cutlery Of the finest quality, suited TO the
ST. Paul market.
The important item Of all is that at the BAZAAR
every article viii he sold cheaper than be found
any other Enlistment ia the Territory
We ash that ladies' and gentlemen i'll give a call
and will be such that satisfied they
will not leave without purchasing. 3S-tf
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Rotsls aua Boarotmg Nouses.
ST RAIrI. HOIYCE.


1uNlIIS house. formerly kept by j. W. Bass being the
original hotel Of St Paul. At the of Third a.
jackson streets, opposite the Minnesota Outfit is tho
roughly repaired and renodelied with the additions
now made 10 it, is of the most spacious and conve-
nient hotels IN town. Having taken lease of it, and
hfted il up throughout with furniture invite the
travelling public TO call upon me- believing they Will find
this house equal to the BEST in all respects The
VIII be very moderate. GEORGE WELLS.
st. Paul, July 10, 1852. If
ST. PAUL TEMPERANCE HOUSE.
MY name is MOFFET. My Boarding House is on
w Jackson Street, at the lower end Of Saint Paul To
find ii, keep straight up from the steamboat landing
to the sign Of Triangle the north end of the bridge
MY house Is large and for prompt payment every week.
intend TO furnish good fare the very lowest price
LOT MOFFET.
81. faui, May ~, 1881. Sly.
GALENA HOUSE.
VENE subscriber hes provided for the accommoda ior
Of boarders; both by the day and by the week with
or without odgingat very moderate prices. Inquire
Tor The Gaena House, al the first building on Roberts
street above Third opposite Winnie Il Coolcy's Clothing
core jul1-S~ly VIM. TRU SSONE.
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WHOLESALE AND EETAIL,T 10, MARKET ST,
ST. Louis, Mo.
introducing my sly lie Of hats FOR The spring of 1853
would ask especial attention To the combination it.
presents Of the most important requisites of article
of dress beauty and utility 1t is light yet strnIg Of
correct proportions and the time adapted for
summer hat. In the manufacture of hats, my motto
Excelsior" The richest eral ard the best Of work
mashp, united with The most untirirg vigilance Of
pcrVision canro tail IL produce hat worthy of the
motto. l have iul assortment of the finest goods
my line; comprising all that Is new, rich and fshona-
ble in Hats, Caps, Straw and Panama Goods especial
~ intended the demands. whether wholesale
retail, of community rapidly advancing in wealth
ana refinement and those artificial wants that follow
can sell the staple goods Of the trade low any
other house in st Louis. respectfully solicit per-
sonal inS lecton Of my stock. JOHN MCNEIL.
As IF II n 10 Market, next door to Mgu-sI.
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FARM FOR SALE.

A FARM OF 2l7 ACRES with ten acres broken on
"A Which crop raised last summer. Has On il A
good lanarack house, ia Is, and stable 20 30 There
Is good Spring the house and fine of
ter running through the farm. II situated the beau
tiin' ana picturesque lake, Johanna; miles from
fan and ID miles from st. Anthony Fails with good
roads leading each way. HENRY McKENTY.
81. Paul, April ~, ls53.-6m52
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J. ". DowvER J. Ii. Mason.
DOWNER & MASON.
Arclitfot$ and Buid1S, 81. Pau, MINI. I,r.
XAT keep constantly hand the best quality Of
w lumber and materials for building; those want
good houses built in the latest STYLE mot the Early
Pented will md II to their advantage give them
call at their shop the corner OF Main and Capitol
Streets or ut the residence Of J. w. Downer, on 81
Anthony street, q few doors west of the American
House.
n. b. Jobbing done the shortest notice All or
ders left the American House will receive prompt
attention.
81 Paul. March L. lej3 "
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MISSISSIPPI HOTSF.

CORNER OF EAGLE AND HILL SITS, PAUL, MINNESOTA.
rUNHE subscriber has taken The above house and iii ed
il up Tor the reception Of boarders siy lie unsur-
passed by any house in the Territory.
Boarding by the day week on reasonable terms
g. 4. THOMPSON.
81, Paul. April IL, ,53-y52
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MANkATO CITY. MINNESOTA, FOR


a %3A LOTS in tile City of Mank,tU. Blue Earth
- e5 County, situated AT the head of steamboat
navigation, the great southern bend Of the Nnncso-
Ia, or ST. Peters River, the mouth OF the Blue
Earth.
Apply Ia the subscriber or to James X. Lawrence
Esq who Is the special Agent Mankao City for the
sale Of this pro acrty. HENRY Mex ENTI.
81. Paul, april lo33--Gm52.
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The above rates are Tor the whole term OF He For
years insurance. the rates are SO 3 per cent less
On the mutual rates one-ha only is required IN cash
the remaining half in premium note.
California risks taken ut extra premium of 2 per
cent. ". Is. DEAN, Sec'y.
march 3l-4 50 Is
Agents wanted i'll all the principle places in Mime
sofa Good recommendations required. Address the
Seer
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In addition TO the above their assortment OF grapes
ounces cutrants sOoseberres, dalias, Chry nom
geranbs cactus, figs raspberry, and strawberry
very large. and prices as low at any establish
ment oi the Kind east west.
Orders received and promptly nttenped to by
29-6m GEO. w HARRINGTON. agent.
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GALLERY OF DAt.I Eii.


GALLERY OF DAt.I EK-
REOTIPES.
ME subscriber having recently made great improve
ments in the arrangement of light in his gallery aud
having procured the latest improved apparatus which
together with his before very superior stock makes
OF his Gallery equal if not superior any
IN me West Is now prepared 20 execute Dagnerreoty
hHehesses IN style unsurpassed by any operator.
Lie is uncertain. and persons health should not de-
aN one moment III procuring one more OF these
nenos oil lie which. under the trying circumstances
OF final separation of friends, price can purchase
Miniatures taken in any weather and neatly liz lock
cts pins, rings, bracelets canes large variety of
which are kept constantly hand, and new patterns
being constantly received. All respect uy invited
to call and examine specimens.
ST Paul, Aug ). 1882. loft
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LAND FOR SALE.
a 6hfAAk ACRES of choice land In this be auti-
~ (NyNE ilI Territory by The secIlnu haIl sec-

FINNU FUK "a ne.
a 6AhAk ACRES of choice land In this beaui-
feOVV fui Territory, by the section, half sec
ton, quarter section, or single acre.
300 Acres IN the yicinit, of ST. Psu near the
tantal oil The Territory IN the midst of II country fast
hlIng up, and rapidly rising in value.
200 Acres III the vicinit, of st. Anthony Falls
near the greatest water power III the Northwest the
centre of the numbering interest of the Territory.
500 Acres near The young and thriving village of
Mhhohh' "h the mississippi river, above the Falls, i'll
beautiful country. fast opening To emigration.
700 Acres near and bordering on White Bear Lake,
splendid sheet of water nolei Tor its belt i shores
ana me h>h This land is e BY good roads
ana Is the first quality Of soil. Beautiful lakes and
streams o the purest water abound III part, all
wei stocked with choice varieties of fish.
These lands divided into heavy timber oak open-
ing and natural prairie; forming the beautiful seem
cry imaginable and presenting the most favorable
riety for the choice of farm.
HENRY NcNENTY
81. Paul, NJ. T., April 81 1853. ST. en-
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LADIES. LADIES. LADIES.

NOW Is the time for you try II you cannot
get all kinds of plain, straw, BRAID chip and fancy
trimming; Bonnets altered and made in the fash
ionabe siyle bleaced and pressed and done equal
any city in the
hornets altered to the present fashion,-50 cts.
II only bleached and pressed--37cts.
A liberal percentage allowed to milliners.
Black and Maroon, cOored finished at the above
price, at the St Paul Bleach House, upper end of ST.
Anthony street, by Mrs. G. sPARKES.
msrch--30 1-iu m
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CHAS. DERBY, 1858

SJ3. CHAS. DERBY. S53.
No. II, Lecee, 81 Louis, No,
Manufacturer Of that Old Star Brand Whisky.
E1'URNS his sincere thanks to his numerous
e toners for their liberal patronage, and respectfully
soiciis n continuation Of the prepared
Two Hundred Bbls per day, OF the best quality
ALSO FOR SALE:
100 hbls. \. Y. Brandy, - bbls. Malaga Wine,
= - Gin, 800 g MoEongahela and
$50 " old Rye Whiskey, Bourbon Whisky.
Also, fine assortment OF
Foreign Liquors and Wines.
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SPRING TRADE.

K. 7. TERRY. ISI3. J. IT. YOUNG.
II. Il. PERRY g. CO..
MPORTENS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
h HARDWARE AND CUTLERY,
No. SO, Nam Street, st. L,u4s, Missouri.
4-49-3m.
4 MEXICAN UNION LIFE INSURANCE COM
~ PANY.-Capitsi : 100, 000.lnCerporated by the
Leg stature Of Ohio Charter perpetual Office No. Ia.
East Fourth street, Cincinnati Ohio.
This Company issues Policies the following rates.
l1lrs aIii i,1rn l.Su
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TAKE NOTICE.

VuHAT the Notes and, Accounts Of D. c. TAYLOR
= are left with me for adjustment and collection. Al
persons indebted To him by note or boob account will
please call at the Office of Whn Van Etiea. ard SET
tie the same J. VAN ETTEN
~. Paul, jan. Goth, lS53-ft5-tf
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ENCAMPMENT, No. l.

MEETS on the second and fourth Tuesday eve
A'A nngs of each month, at Odd Fellows Hall,
OF Third aud Cedar streets. st. Paul
Pariarchs from abroad, in good standing, are re-
specially invited to attend.
J. r. BROWN Scribe
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ST. PAUL FERRY.

VNNHE subscribers have now ready Il horse boat
u and all things in complete order for crossing the
river at ST. Paul Lower Landing, with all Passengers
aud teams. We shall be in attendance at the Ferry nj
the usual hours of business and possible shall
secure the constant attendance of good Peruvian The
rates OF errsge are lower here than al any other ferry
from 81. Louis to st. Paul
JAMES GOODIUE,
ISAAC \. GOODHUE,
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DISSOLUTION OF COMPREHENSIVE
NCTICE is hsreby given that the parner ship lately
~ existing between W. H. Jarvis and J. Ii. Day,
der the firm of Jarvis Day, Druggists &c, dis
solved the 2isi day OF March, 1898, by mutual
W. H. Jarvis is authorized settle all debts
due and by the late Atm.
w. II. JARVIS.
J, ii. DAY.
March 81, 1858. l5l--tE
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CLUB NO. 1. TEMPER.
ANCE WATCfIMEN.

MEETS every Monday evening, Sons Of Temper
w apce Hall. Members from abroad in good stand
ing, are respectfully invited to attend.
L. J. POST, r.
81. Paul, Feb. 10, 1s53. i43-y
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IL. T.. SANDFORD,


hEALER in Groceries, Hardware and Dry Goods,
- Oh Third St., will keep hand a constant supply
Of the following articles, with supply of Fancy goods
READY.MADE CLOTHING,
OF every description made up expressly for this market
and Tor this season. constantly hand cheap for ready
pay, and no sale without. lie has complete a.sorl-
ment Of
FRESH FAMILY GROCERIES.
consisting in part of Old Tyson, Young Hyson and Black
Teas, Laguira, Java and Rio Coffees, n. O., Crushed
Loaf and Pulverifed Sugars, Spices Pepper, Gloves
Nntmegs Cassia, Rice Raisns saleratus starch soap,
Chewing and smoking Tobacco, Candies Oil, iish, tc
HARDWARE.
MIL and Cross Cut Saws, all Sizes oy, log, and
Trace Chains; Halters ID. Chains; Axes and axe
heives scythes sickles and snahes shoves spades
hoes, wrought and cut nails locks, atches and bolts
tlery, etc.
100000 Cigars of every variety.
PORK and FLOUR constantly on hand, In large
quantities.
Mr. saDdord's stock is large and he will be receiving
New foods constantly in order to keep his assortment
complete lie is determined to sell his goods for ready
pay AS cheap rs they be purchased elsewhere Give
HIM a call March 10, l-53-47-lyl
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SALE OFPROPERTYO OF DELINQUENT
TAN-pAl Frs.
vENlIE Auction TO have taken place the 22d ins of
the properly oi delinquent ax-pa, ers within the
corporate limits OF St PAU, postponed until Wedne
day the lth of MAY. NJ. CUMMINGS,
Apr ~, '53-2tE Marshal.
sale Ia take place at the Of the Town Council,
at 20 o'clock. A. NJ.
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LODGE, No. 4, LOO. f.

MEETS every Monday evening, at O'Clock, at
4'A Odd Fellows Hall, corner of Third and
Cedar street.
Brothers from abroad in good standing, re-
spectluliy invited to attend
l.. c. DUNN, Scc'y.
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SAINT PAUL LODGE, No.2,
T y -1-.f-y q L

Oh EETS every Saturday evening, ut Odd Fellows
IN Hail, corner of THIRD and Cedar Streets Cen
trance Cedar street, st. Paul.
Brothers from abroad, in good standing are re-
spectinIiy invited to attend.
ERWIN Y. SHELLEY, Sec'y.
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REAL ESTATE.

4
&YpA I offer property situated in the town ,s,sSsSYs
lsssEn of Saint Paul ane in its iinned- A5fESsfSE
l...gXA ate vicinity, far sale low for cash HNEaexE
The TERMS such IA do often present E&V3&E
themselves TO the capitalists. Two dwell
ing houses, and several lots of land, in ~naS~s>,~>
central part OF 81 Paul with abundant supply Of excel
lent water Win this property will he soid about ten
acres OF land, covered with large and thrifty growth Of
wood.
have also for sale, number of five acre lots with
growing timber them. situated on and in the nue-
date vicinity Of public roads, aud a ile from
81 Paul The above property will be sold such low
terms for cash that the purchaser Immediately sell
again at advance.
For sale time, prices will be pr0porionaIy higher
Apply TO HENRY A. LAMBERT third street corner
Ccuar, or H. =. HOY /, st. Paul li-lv
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w. s. SWIMMER,

w. :. SNVYMNE,R,
CENTRAL NEWSPAPER AND ADVERTISING AGENT,
CORNER Of Second and Chestnut streets, lover the
y Post Office, So. Louis, No.
REFERENCES
Nessrs. II. & w Campbell, Messrs. HAY den & Wilson,
= Adolf phus MceTAco' HAIR White more
81. Ions, June II. eff
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ls53.l SANiL. STILLNVELL. lo53.
No. 50, Olire ST., betWeen Second and Third.
ST. LOUIS, Mo.
al ANUFACTURER of pure Alcohol, and pure
w spirits of any proof required.
ALSO
Spirt Gas, rhosgene Gas, Chemical Oil and Tam
phena,
Warranted Of superior quality, and for sale
sOnable terms. 40
Nc NEIL. g SpRENf. STYIE nE VI AYS
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IRON JNTAiN IRON AND NAILS.
ChOteau. Harrison ~ Vale,
NEROrRlETORS of the ST. LOl Is ROLLING MILLS,
n viii keep on hand iul supply OF merchant bar
ron, boiler plate sheet iron and nails, manufactured
their establishment. from the of the Iron Mountain
and will also keep all other articles usually kept ia an
iron store, to which they invite the attention of
merchants.
u Warehouse, No. l29, Second street, ST. ouis No
CHAS. W. BORUp,
Agent N ST. Paul.
Ma! 3, 1851. ST.
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j. f.. FULLERTON.

j. r.. FL LLER TON.
EyElNG DESTROYS of dis posing of the balance of his
- SOCK OF Goods previous to opening onavgation,
oilers Goods Tor Cash AT extremely low prices
Persons wishing IL purchase Dry Goods Boots 18Th
Hats, Gaps Clothing. W iiiG their interest to
call and purchase Of HIM
p :. All persons indebted to him viii confer favor
on him BY making immediate pay meht. lij--tf
kiTTSON'S ADDITION TO 81. PAX l..
FRNlIS desirable ground living the most central and
n advantageous part III the hasn of st. Paul where
must inevitably he the principal business OF the
town. and aifordng also choice and leigh fn Lois
IN the Upon the bench for dwelling houses;
vcyed into Lots. and offered for sale. with titles
dis uied and reasonably low prices, and
upon liberal terms Of credit for most of the purchase
money, and Lumber for building Lots sold the adj
ditiOn will bc furnished at the rotary saw-nu
terms. CHARLES II. OAkES.
Agent Tor Projectors.
ST. Paul. July 81, 1851. 10
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NOTICE.
Hoy rsutrtal consent, the firm Of G. RE" = GO 10
. his dry dissolved ". 81 Rice Is aGthcf1ed "
citle all btsi- Of SAID fro.
CR RICE.
GRO. CULVSh
St. Paul, Feb. 18th, ls53.-44-a Ii. d. RICE
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Washington avenue. Marble m3i.te!s and gfstc,s
Monuments .o. table tops, Counters, Nc.. plaster Of
Paris, white sand, lime ard marble dust, pisstsTins
hair. tricks, &C..
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1853-07-06

No part of the system is more lsl lie to dis
ease ,han the LIVER, it serving rs a filtcrer
10 purify the blood, or giving the proper secre
lion TO the bile, 20 that any wrong action Vi
The Liver effects the other important parts oil
the system and results va,Iousll IN Liver Com
plant Jnundire, Dyspepsia, &c We should
therefore watch every symptom that might in
dictate wrong ;scion Of The Liver. These
Pills being composed Of ROOTS PLANTS
furnished by nature 20 heal the sick namely
LIST an EXPECTORANT, which augmcn's
secretion. ficm the pulmonary murus mem
brane, or pr, moies the discharge at sccreted
matter. Cd, an ALTERNATIVE, which
changes in some incxplicshle and insensihle
menner the ceriain morbid action of the sys-
TEN. Sd, aTONiC, which gives tone and
strength TO the nervous system, renewing
health and visor TO all parts OF fhc body. 4th, a
CATlIARTiC, which acts in perfect harmony
with the other ingrcdisnis. and ope rating on
the bowels, and cxpcling he whole mass o.
corrupt and viiaied and purifying the Blood,
which destroy disease and restores health.
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MOTORPATHY

Our Institution ut Halstcd Hall, Rochester.
n. Y is now in the successful treatment OF
Chronic diseases, by this system of Therapeu.
tics, which is simple, rational and reliable,
based upon new pathological principles, BY
which the worst forms of I'roiapsus Ute-i.
and other functional and organic deranse.
ments are cured without supporters, or any
of the usual treatment of the day. 1t con-
trolls with case the most unmanageablc and
long standing diseases, without pain or incon-
venicncc. The principles Of Motorpathy have
been thoroughly tested in the treatment Of
some five thousand cases of female diseases,
some Of which have been cured in few DAYS
others in few weeks.
Mofoypafhy gives vitality and force 10 the
functional powers of all the organs. Ii res
torres the constitution from the abuses Of dis
sipation and sclf-indugencc, and is the only
agent which will cure spinal difficulties pre-
vent abortion and obviatc sterility. 1t il
equally efficient in the cure Of incipent con-
| sumption, bronchial affections, paralysis,
| nervous arrangements, liver complaint, and
all troubles arising from organic weakness, or
torpid circulation, as dyspepsia scrofla,
painful periods, &c &c.
This treatment has also been successful in
epilepsy, heart disease and dropsy. In those
cases of peculiar nervous cxcitability, loss Of
memory, or slight alterations OF mind whero
the Lnnatic Asylum is forbiljing the success
in this Institution is truly gratifying.
There is All extensive Water Cure attached,
with gardens, lawns and spacious accommc-
iaiions, where Kindness and pleasure ara
among the remedial means to sccurc bruyancy
Of spirits and cheerful enjoyment.
A work On lnoforpa.hy, and other particu-
lars, can be had, free If postage, by enclosing
ten letter stamps, directed to
II IALSTED NJ. D.
u 3mos Rochester, \. !.