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LIST OF TIE
PROFESSIONAL AND BUSINESS ME,
OF MINI fSOrA

Nd ;,g' SfNESS MEN
y f,SoTA.
in the "Picneer.r
DEALERS IN GROCERIES,,
rroFisioSs, ETC.
! Alex, kcy.
u. Presley.
y. l.. tyson.
SEQ. II oakes.
-. ) rosi.
l.. u. b'ait and Co.
u. Vance Brown.
Dodge & Savcrcool.
DEALERS sfNFURNITURE AND
CAEIsET WORN.
Stees and Hunt.
DEALERS - Boors, etc,
I l. Marvin.
! DeGlers in fsrtioRcries.
kenL and hatc.Ier.
E6Gicr ia iron ,LRmber, etc. .
! Marshal, and Co.
| DcgicrS .n Hdriirare.
j. McCloua, Jr., and 60.
frDp ant Brass Founder.
If Gilman.
| U9od GDd ir0ry Turner.
IN ". I. Davis.
3 -irc.titccts end BuiLders.
Edward Stewart.
Do~Uer and Mas IN.
BdktrS.
"a. ana, ~. Bates.
Iin-irdTe NGa fdctHreTs.
y. u. Byers.
+. ). Newell.
Geo. Russell.
S1sife and UlrRcss Maker.
Martin Drew and Co.
l.. 4. Bradley.
T'05accoHist.
J. Campbell.
LsUery StG5ics.
pa'tison and Benson.
Willolghby and Powers.
Safe stabie.
y. ". Vincent.
HJuse ami Sign Painters.
NJ. Sherman.
Do0r and Sash Factory.
-. and J. Il Spencer.
Jt reLIcTS.
II. Fowler.
Proprietor IF Erpycss.
J G.. burbank and Co.
Soap md Candle Fgct0Ty.
j. +. Davis.
Dqguerreotypist.
:. l.. u hi;nck.
BoardiHg U0Hses.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henderson
MCt.ran i.uuse.
Hm. rri>sune-Ga!ena.
l.. l.. Thompson-Aliss.s-
s.ppi.
J. Ho.land-Iiolland Place.
MUS.
w. l.. Amcs-SaN Mil.
STiI.IU-ATER.
AtfD5neyS az LgiC.
\. Van Norhcs.
Curtis and Ciiiiilen.
Theodore Parker.
:. X. Nillcu.
SiiAkApEE.
itioTaeys ri L2,c.
J. Nc hiahon Holland.
.Ottis.
- ~ dssol -UasSpn House.
AANkATD.
BkySiclaas.
j. i. Adams.
DoaralRS Houses.
T.. Iiowc-Mannatu House.
MENDOZA.
BodrGiHg Houses.
!. nruCe-NcnGoti House.
IIENNEpiN COUNTY.
Hptefs.
J. ". Downer-St. Louis
House.
HI DSON, WISCOH SIN.
Benz. Allen, Att'y at Law.
jos. Bowron, Land Agent.
It, WIS.
MahER.
socBIIEs, &c
'rcD!.an. 4. B,aisdell.
TOR.
MILL.
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BENJAMIN r. FELT.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER
GrOce rieS, PrOvis ions, Il C
MAIN STREET, GALENA, ILL.
VIII sell at the owesi cash prices. S-tf
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MIN SESOTA LEATHER STORE,
AZ the Old Stand IF +. 4. ColLrs & Co., opposite
the Rice House, 81. Paul.
HD 4. BR ADLEI, dealer in Saddles, Harness
Il Trunks and S;ddlery Hardware, Saddle Trees
Sairtng, Harness and Patent Leather, Calf Seatng
Dag and Top Leather; Carriage Trimmings, Sadders
Silk Bellows and Band Leather.
BOOT AND SHOE MAKERS STOCK.
Hemock tanned Sole Leather; Oak tanned Sole and
Upper Leather; Kip and Calf skins; French, German
Philadelphia and Cincinnati Calf Skins; all kinds of
Ladies and Gcntlemen's Morocco, Red Yellow Blue
Green, Pink and White Lniugs; best Cont, Buck and
Sheep Binding; Boot and Shoe Findings; Boot Trees
Lasts, Crmp Boards, Pegs of all sizes; shoe Thread
all kinds Iron, Zinc and Copper Nails.
CARRIAGE TRIMMING,
Executed at the shortest notice and in workmunlike
Country orders particularly attended to.
1.-THE highest market price in Cash paid all times
for Beet Hides, Sheep and Deer skins
p. r. BpADLEY.
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G.Iosol,.
BIZ MA MIN ALLIE

BENJAMIN ALLEN,
attorney at Lam, Hudson, ST. Cro,r County, Wis
JOSEPH BOWRON.
Notary Pubic and Land Agent. HUDSON, 81. Croi1
Couaty, Wisconsin.
Claims secured, and entries made
by Military Land Warrants. Blank Deeds and
mortgages constantly on hand aud yances
iuiiy and promptly attended to-
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-A''oee wv sdtic idte Tor a time overlook DR.. len-
ncr, who discovered the uses Of vaccination Tn.
Royal College of Physicians received his discovery
WIN rdcue and contempt, prosecuted and oppressed
nin', ana refused 10 give him their license 10 practice
nus profession in London. Even religion and the b;
bic were made engines of attack against him Erham.
OF Frankfort srayely attempted 10 prove by quotations
from the prophetical parts Of Scriptures and the wr
tIngs OF the fathers Of the Church. that vaccination
Was the real Anchrst.
such have been a few Of the results Of ignorance
prejudice and intolerance. 1t be hoped that with
the common school, the academy and college, the
powers vi Tree press, the scientific lcctnre-room
'ne general dissemination Of substantial knowlcdse
that such too-ho!d has been obtained against the
Hood tides OF bgotry, ntole ance and ignorance ,;
lheir dark waves will bc rolled back upon themselves
no longer TO disturb the placid surface of an ceya,np
ana ennobling humanity. We hope that with correct
knowledge every day becoming more and more diIu
seq with the invention Of useful labor saving ma.
chimes, the power of the loom and the anvil, the
scan engine and electric telegraph the day will soon
dawn, that 1t has already come, when fudge and non
sense will no longer be tolerated. but tha, men every
where and on all occasions shall deal in facts, no, in
FANCY, shall state truths and wild yaares hatchcd
AMID the incmbatons Of dark ages 10 spread abroad
and plague the world. We hope this practical. sen
sibie era has arrived, and believe that with such
views the world will make more progress the mex,
century, than it has done in any five centuries hereto
lore IN the strugg les of an inpeded civilization
welcome an age Of common sense Of correct views
o useful know ledge the more useful because the NOR,
true.
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Have YOU good UNDERSTANDING !

MARVIN, invites the public 10 examine the
H/s best stock of materials in his ne thai has
been in the Territory He challenges either side OF
the Atlantic produce better quality Of French Cal!
skins specially adapted for tie winter season.
On hand also. Ladies' fine custom made shoes and
CATERS. Also Gentlemens Calf and Kip Boots the best
that can be made. You know the stand-Thrd street
near Roberts street.
Eaii. fPanl. November. 1851. 81
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the country free OF Grayage.
REFEaENcEs.
Conin Smith, \. Y, Riggs 4 lowering, ST. Louis,
+. chG'e.a ~ IT, ;s, CO. N ~ T. F. Mecioshey G"!s""
Dole Il Ramsey, Chicago, III. T.. Choteau jr, N Co,
st. Louis, Missouri.
Iron, Steel, Nails, Groceries, PrOvis.
ions, &c,
SLIGO IRON STORE.
nU" winter stock of every article usually kept in
" our Iron Store, is Large and Complete, to which
we invite isie attention of the public 1t embraces BAR
and SHEET lRoN CAST SLEIGH SHOES, STEEL, NAILS,
ANviLs, BILLIONS, VICES, CHAINS, GLUE, &c. Also,
a STOCK Of well selected
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS.
Which we offer at usually low prices. We shall
be happy Old customers as well ones,
who come with the CASH We intend henceiorward to
do business only on the Cash system
ST. rau Dec. ?, le52-4m
NEW GROCERY STORE
II is roy common 10 sagnS ''CIcap for Cash.
"Lo,cest To,ra," "GreQt Bgrgains,'' .sSinraual
Rapmngs,' &c.
HpUT just step into Geo. H. Oakes' Grocery and Pro-
ID vision Store enquire the price OF Goods and if
they not cheap you can buy them in ST. Louis,
will give it up. The following arc few of the arti-
cles:
500 bbls -four, extra S. +. 25 do crushed do
100 do pork. mess, % do loaf do
SO do lard leo boxes candles, mould
so do butter, 80 do do
10 do NO niolasses, So do SOAP,
10 do Su do hhds codfsh,
20 kegs golden syrup, 90 bbl. beans,
10 nhls & hams hams, '''r' So SACKS dried apples,
10 do shoulders, 30 do coffee,
100 boxes o sugar, l0 bbls Mackerel,
so do clarified do
GEO. Ii. OAkES
st. Paul, May IL, 1853, If.
EDWARD M'LAGAN.
STORAGE FORWARDING AND COMMISSION,
Al the Lower Landing, st. Paul.
A IL Commission and ConsgnInents, will be prompt
"A ly and carefully attended to-
H.tsr. nhan
Geo. DeBaun, st. Louis
Lower Steamboat Landing, ST. Paul. Min
March 25, ls52. 49-ly.
ERESSLER * GEORCII,
Storage, Forwarding and Commission
Merchants,
And dealers in Wiaes Liquors. groceries and Provisions,
trp0 Landing, 81. Paul, Minnesota.
Aug. II, Ie53,y
NJ. SHERMAN,
House, Sign and Ornamental Painter.
Corner Of Fourth and 81. Peter Street, 81. Paul.
nAINTlNG AND GLAZING done in superior and
Il workmanliSe manner. All orders promptly and
neatly executed Work warranted to give satisfaction
ST Paul, June 23 lS53-y
J. T. HALsTED,
SURVEYOR CIVIL EsGiNEER.
hFFICE corner Of third and Cedar Streets st Paul.
iis Exceirnry, Gov Ramsey; j. II. simpson, Is, Lieut.
Corps. L. :. Top Eng, ST. raul; Ex-Governor Felch,
Michigan; Prof. Williams, University, Mich; Rice,
Holiinshead q Becker, ST. Paul, NJ L.
W. liz FOrDes,
Fur Company, st. Paul Outfit also Dry Goods
and Groceries-ThiId street
CENTRAL MEXICAN BANK.
DlCHARDS, CLARKE q CO, Bankers and Deale n
lk, in Exchange Collections made throughout the
Terrory and remtted for at currentrstes OF exchange
st. Paul, July 81, 1853
DIR. G.. l.. VICCHERS,
UDHYSICIAN, Surgeon and Accoucher. Will practice
II his profession in st. Paul and vicinity. Oice cor
Fourth and Robert streets, over Cathcart Tyson's
tore. l2-ly
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III. NJ. r. DAVIS,

III. NJ. F. DAVIS,
TURNERlN GENERAL,
Corner OF Fourth and Minnesota street.
CtTAiR Banisters, Baiustrades, Columns of the diff
- ferent orders of architecture, Tool Handles, Wagon
Hubs &C. turned to order promptly and in workmanke
manner. sept3024-y
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JOHN EsAiAs wABRsN. JOSEPH AZ <EKTIEIn n
w ARkEN a. WAKEFIELD.
.a0ofaeys and Councillors at La,c and Solicit.
ors IA Chancery:
pIice on Third Street between Roberts and Cellar.
-. ST. PAUL, NJ. ?.
W. w will attend With diligence and care IN all
uustss III heIr profession The different counts of
s territory, that may be entrusted To them Their
hScheh's III The States Of New York and Rhode
- -, " suCh - Will cnai lie them to transact busi-
ness OF general special in those states with
uc utmost dispatch. They will moreover attend o
'he collection OF debts, the locating of Land Warrants
he Purchase and sale OF city lots real estate i'm the
country and to all other matters directly or indrect
oectcu MI.h theif profession il2-y*
JACOB j. NOAH,
ANorney al Ldu and Solicitor in Cbauc,ry
II NoMMISSlONER for States OF Maine Rhode Island
~ Connecticut, New York, Pennsy wanna, Virginia
Alabama, Ohio and Louisiana
u All instruments tn be used recorded in any of
me above states, be taken my Office in St Taul
'"i. o. 1891. l5if
h. w. LOTT.
A IiOKNEI and Counsellor at Law, and General
"A Land Agent Particular attention Will be given 10
corrections, paying taxes, entering lands securing pre
ePtius, and entries made lay military land Warrants
st. Paul, stf
}. TRAVIS GossER. MI o,ns
ROSSER Il OLDS.
1Ef'THeys 0ad COuaSeliors al Lap
Once III the SecrctarN's Room in the Capitol at
ST. PAuL, MINNESOTA TER.
JOHN T. rnisrIN. A. MARYLAND.
BRlSBlN 81 MARYLAND.
AT TORNEY AT Law.
Ohice-3d Street, first door below the Post Office.
33-y
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lay IA, '53-tf MARTIN DREW 4 co.
BILE MILLIN ERY.

NERS. MARVIN would ann to the ladies of ST.
1Vh Paul, that she has just received from New York
large, varied and splendid assortment of onnets of the
latest Summer She atters herself that upon
animation, it will he conceded that handsome stock
of Millinery Flowers, Ribbons, &c, was never before
brought into the Territory. ALSO:-Barcges TISSUES
Dress Silks, &c. all of which will be sold
than the same goods before offered in
this market. June 10, 9tf
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NEW HAIR y fsSS tsSrA BLISB vi ENT.
VGNHE subscribers would inform the cIzens of saint
Paul and all the country round about, that they
conducting the above business i'll all its branches,
Third Street. nearly opposite the Post Office where GUS
toners be supplied, short notice. with all kinds
OF Harness. Brides Saddles Fly Nets, Trunks, Naises,
Whips, &c, &C.
May IA, '53-U MARTIN DREW co.
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wAI. =. CONRS.

w NJ Ss COMBS,
BOOkSELLER AND cTATIoNER.
" EEPS constantly on hand. complete stock of
IN Books and every description of Stationery
gethcr with fancy Goods; nearly opposite the American
House, ST. Paul.
April |, 1852. So
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BOOK BINDING.

IHyIIE subscriber would respectfully inform the citi-
zens of ST. Paul and its vicinity, that he is
rying on the business in the 2nd story Of r. NJ
Spencers building OF 9Th and Robort street
Particular paid binding Magazines, Period
icals plain fancy binding Ut the shortest notice
and on reasonable TERMS
JAMES MACINTOSH.
st. Paul, March 25, 1852. 4s-tf
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J. +. FULLERTON.

A T his old stand, which 5 known 10 fl great many
IA friends, especially those who have patronized him
so long, Keeps different stock of Goods from
ture which he formerly kept. He now keeps Dry
Goods alone, including prime selection of Ready
Made CIohng and the largest and best stock of Boots
and Shoes ever opened any where, including Ladies'
Shoes. lie has also variety BlanAets Whitney and
Horse Blankets which s he always has done he sells
nj prices q suit his friends.
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Human sympathy.

So many are
The suiIerings which no human aid can reach.
II needs must I've a daty doubt, sweet
To heal the few we can.-Co!eridse.
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r. r.. COLLINS.

F. Ee (OLIsINS.
AUCTION CoMMIssIoN MERCHANT,
Third ST. 81. Paul, Min
VIZ ILL give strict and prompt attention to business
w his line. Grateful for past fsyOTs he offers his
services for the sale of real estare household furniture
and merchandise of every description.
ST Paul March 80 1853 4-5Otf
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GdIcud.
MERRILL. CONNLES 4 GO.

Wholesale Dea!as IN Foreign and Domestic Dry
Goods. Boots, Shoes, Hats, Cops, Yankee No
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yp and jersey City, and aid that ne did no. believe there
was such rocnyen mt, dirty and i,srabls ferry In
the whole State.
Several resolutions than offered inviting tbs
Union Ferry Company 10 loe Of boAts 10 aha. oy
om New York. ard that this citis~ns would one and ALL
mis- hit be estat.iGhsj.
After more speaking, the previous resolutions
thrown overheard. and the following sdoptsi =
Received, That tbs people OF WlliA nsbnrg sssenoei
seored under for Ave ysars pat AZ the hands o. the
ck slip snd Williamsburg Ferry Company, do ceoars
that believe that their charter and priv
eges forfeited; and therefore, re oved th.t
tes of three from Ach ward bs ppo ntsd to
sent Common Cou soils OF New York aad
iisr,sburg and obais froai them such redress AID
ausrapfes be needed 10 pia, the ferry
dati par with those OF our sister cities.
Resolved, AS the OF this s.iog, that an oppo
stop ferry needed to countsrac. the abuses
grovifg T. ON monopoly
Rssol 'eu. That faid COMMITTEE have po~er to pledge
the support Of the people o. Williams burg to any oom
pany that stl ferry between cities giyng PRO
per aeco and In fur herance OF raid ssrvi,
thev hereby sruc said committee TO invite this Union
Ferry Company, OF BrookIyn to esS ssh sad opp soa
ferry.
The committee appointed consists Of Messrs g. Water
man, H. jor Brsistec, DR. Mcfarland Gandsr James
Nolan, H. Rklphs s NcGrAth and J. Hull Tue
chairman and secretary ad ed to the committee
The folio. irg vas sdop ed and referred fr the cond
efhi,n Of the comr tee
Resolved That 1t Is the unanimous wish OF ths
tbAshths Unioo Ferry Company desire it. Mr.. Waterman
DO reueeted TO open negota With said for
water privileges at the foot OF Su,h Eighth street. the
b. ats 70 run 10 Ro levelt hIse Wall street. to both
places
Tho D Getting then adjourned
At the oadoor Kcei, the Chairnsn Mr. j. Wilson.
Speeches were nate BY A wnxs, D. Northrop j. L Fenu
Waterman and others.
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htebty teoeDmend luab - ps rat "a of
coush coif sst die If ~ thr sSps3iA Ia
eases Of smolrb,gs Of tho asSs hsV stns ia vsiub
Ia ealoD der cue osn Oh efystn ace eiiciaa
tsrd TIN n,storisti,n o. D.. d. sw II kaowa and
fcien lido tog snd has tbs f, cnidcuso Il tho
fesion binx ted OF st!c y scin.
tito ., sccu.ste proporoas 10 climate fise our, sd
IN stcsron like tie present vititutss Of TEN
t.re p vs ,vsry family thoad lave hiy ll,iO asly
~ be- tBoss International Journal, B. ~, l5i
Fer tale hy A. " ID rknta drnsryts corner Of Fston
iAm streets: Russtln 1trs c.. d-ugss.f Bod.
way; Il Guion, drdsgst, ~ Bo~ery Barton sis1l,.
Dr. srss, f3 Br3sdssy Mrs. Hayes Brlohly, druggists
g.be,ally asd the pro prctor ANDREW kaDfs. III ful
ten street, N. y.
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Al Calvary Church. on w-dassdsy Fsbru,ry IS nv TIA
Right Rev J. Waits fright, JOAN A BEsrso 10 EyGIyA
NJ HiToHnrL, al of this city
On russdy, Fcerps IA At Grace Church, By ths gsv
DR. Tsy lor, JoRs ANNA VI NJ London Cons TO NARY
FTz, daughter OF the late Jacob y. Raedopa Esq tnis
oily.
On Monday, February la, ny the Rsv Mr. Lewis, Mr.
WnIIAh EoLLnY ~ Aiss BRIDGET .HEDEs both OF this
city
In vii ismsburg, / Ga hlniay, uAry 10, BY he
Rev Sylvesier Malone, PIP, WILLIAM JoYos OF that
oty, 70 Many Ann U .GLLY, only daughter OF William
v Rel y, E.q OF Now YoSs.
On TUESDAY, Fe,raary IA. ut Hall Hollow Il u.s. by the
Rev Moore, Miss SAxAH CoscKlN dalgatsr OF Jsss,
Concklin deceIs-d 10 Mr. BRADFokD KEroagn u
ba tWp, Puiosm county, n. " 'sses 4oo4 wife iron
the Lore, Tor her price 1, far apovr rubissn
On Tustdsy, February 49, It Hilton staten Issni by
TIE Rev. r. abercie oie, NJ. AUSTIN WILLIAMS o. a,w
York 10 50 JANE NCo, youngest daughter " late
Ihomas Nlcho, OF Beifsst, ireland
Az Cbanoy Canada East, on rnnrsday Jauu,ry9 BY
the Rev o. White, JAMES H. uAMBPaLL ESQ Of OWLS
ten " TO bArlDA KuPRa daughter OF tas Int A,.is
tn Ccnnisssry General oil her Msjsaty's service.
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Inhalation In Consumption, bronchitis

and .shrt.-Dr. HUsTga, MEMBER Of tho Roy al UaI
ego Surgeons a. &o.. "a assoeatln With De- JAag5
tUfIhH, lac one GIVE viutisg ghisisiara * tho yai
rnrmsfy r III estc1 ef III. Dtct cy rosi Losian
we'd to hee York and en 81 ffiics 76l Bro
10 the oxcrsvU ~ dehfes o. tho
nIslation Tn- for consumption brono ~ saa
SATIN first tradusod into N u IL States De H.
bunter. u OPS ss n uelnR dcnss 90 ifti ~
varcr trd rbalus them 70 thc upgs Tho reGeiy -
IlieJ directly the Aseased IL dcea inpsrt
.fpehe Ina do ciges.0r itsck- the esea It rs
seat decoration Iel shortrots u
lrfh b. and b. lie ehte in ~ eRtah "a M
iaby q oossumptiou .f,rr cavities ts1 6 10
luugH. Hon sffon "A. ts3f. w. KsfOr q De- huntdrs
Tfs.so Doassea ~ tho Throat and Luas Tor sSs
kotteoresi And ~ Tie once Of the autsor ~ Broadway
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ean-td Tsat heesse Ia colds ooushs r tst ns q
ihe lunss aud tDroat NO person sou from .1ese
eomplai e who will ave ssef Dr. sccllnsecl Ptasorai
t,Iup. This remedy ny n,is pubic he's bean use1
with topisbnE bv Profss or MaCli took IN his
ter ye psAchee for many Iss lssssn 20 The tste
prroy yrsetsbe and scsl BY healing asd soothing the
u IL nsd sold b. s spectsbe Ap,theoirisa md
By CusnshN Co., 12 Fulton street, up sisi-s.
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civ Vegetable srd suarsnsisd relieve coles TO-
" hvc iun.t; ~hs so pessant chilirn ory fer IL; %
70 be ben f,ted ~ its Price 30 and ZOO Sold
evsrywhsa Priaoipal depot No. loo Chatham square.
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ladies' Castle OF Fas ionnIt s by
book irsued In This country we oorci,y fecommsn it,
New Ycrk Daily Timts Frank Less Gazette fashion,
. cnthv ublicaio L. exp ntivey u,tod than
any pc iodi.l q similar shArao'er ia tho world :
Home Journal. This IL erb rk By far tina best
e II, osss svsr publishsi In ihe eoun,ry Boston
Tfrnssrjpt This IL and m.gniascns und ora king
In me world Of fashion New Fork Sun 70 xosT
iii become fayorits among tnoJ for whom 10 10
d. gnsd Boz on bsilv thrCnioo. This Il
elegant publication Of the kiad tublih IN shis
ry-New York Atlas 1t sxcelie public aton -Bos
ton bee 3hs i9urr al supplns ~ nanAl ~a,t and
In rs sptesrsnee does cred Its prsse,or soeutao
American Both Lea early and .ccuAte Of
~ Ia e,i fashions OF Paris ioadan aud Ne York c,pos
fs 70 scure for IL an ext usive tonsso Il Sen
tnel IL takes the hithes nix all the journ s q
les elasskew Yorf Tribune IL IL u oest I'd OF she
fssh published s haau ul nine Sun
dsy Times, Pfilsdephi. pr'e, 20 cen'ster er 4he
March nrmhor will be ready thu trade 10Th fbrusry
NO. 10 now ptin In and ill aty 01ioe No.
JShn street, New York Sold by all books llers.
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On Tuesday afsersoon, Eeoruury H. at haY past ave
Of . daughter
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q thr,y rtsndirs without TAIL buras, ala
boie oablans chs ped hande, pics and every outward
injury ernp.iep. a D. a D Sands. wholesale az IT'S
scld by O. Ring, OF And Broadway and
by druggists and apothcosries generally.
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Goodman & Baidwins new Patent MelO-
&c Tor sale by HdkACE TIERS sols AGENT sS3 Broad
way Usual discount made 10 .he rado.
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,reet,-rho Depot for

No. 90 Cortinndt Street.-The Depot for
sale Of Dr. TOBIAS ceIsbr,sed Venetsn IniG emit 10
owed 70 the above ppmber II 10 rrso,ed peror to
snyih else for tlo oup cough oho dysentry
chronic outs, braiss swsiaso, pains In the
limb, 10
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besoe ~ Co, Fashionable Hatters, 1856
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ressons monrbsary heard among ths orc -ds OF yt,er
,as' 1eos the lssees 81 the Lpaiiaa Kias Well /. IL
wei dera- perfectly formed, int lix,nt hum al
5ng sne % smS tsa els sotus wtiSh. Is ss, shsn Al.
pouhct be ctn b insn morning raocn "a eysnor
ctnneeiion With tie nritLAl Figmes5 Tna Al rcer
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ipIsR ARLINGTON die Camp oell county, Va JAnu AIRY
IL, aged 90 years be SOLDIER Revolution and
vas 1t the battle Of Guiifoid Court Hsuse aad Ut
the iieg. OF Yolktown.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY Day
wTIE LNCTURE sEAsON,

MsCnANICs' INSTITUTE LECTURES FOR 1861 :
lA IRE 20 aad their fsm ssLeot this
Ing BY Gilbert vAlo Professor OF Matenatics and Nauca
Asst Loms, At the lecture No bow N
~ eight O'Clock SuhjsotAstronoys Ppied g. tao Artsd
IN ,he course Of the lecture tho and dern sdaos
VIII be exhibited and explAnet. and whole lusra,ed
BY Wales be and sphere IN one neat showing tho
nature Probably this lecture will be Of the inter
tstpg and instructive OF Tho course To s,hool ooers
teachers ant eduoAtsrs rersly IL hiss spsc and
taht attractions. ClhS DELAYAN,k r..,,,.
II. HOOPER, 80 L'oeWo
JAMES HUMPHREY. >Som"isoo'
THB REV. Dr. ACHILLI,- or ROME. UTALYJ WILL
deliver tho tsrd lecture for the beneht of tho 5aem
Bsttst Church At tbs Broad Tabernacle ThuBisy
evening, February 49, 1884, Sutjess-"PeAoe instead q
WE" Tie.e,' e cents for sale A. rasohers. IA Nas.u
ST. eet Bond ~ Fulton street, and Gregory 269 Grand
street. Lecture to commence at71s O'Clock.
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Premium Pianos - Gilbert d Co y
beautiful In the world Thei pianos the
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AD bIiIiisncy oftoae equalled full Just
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