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versary of the Female Academy Jack sonv lille quite
an unusual and interesting little episode occurred.
number Of awards were made to different young la
dies for good scholarship, progress in studies,
duct. Sc. &c., and then Miss Hattie q. Hine, fo'
kndheartedness and aff.ctio presented by the
PRINCIPAL with a husband. The prize in this
was Mr.. Austin Rockwell, of Morgan county. The
presentation rather took the audience by surprise, but
the ceremfny passed of in excelen style. We
trust Miss IInc will cherish her prize with conf gal
affection.
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na~,A youngster who had just risen to the
dignity of the first pair of boots with heels tc
them, laid himself liable, through some misde-
mcalor, to maternal chastiscnrent After
pleading to get clear to no effect, lie exclaim-
cd well, if I've got to stand it., l mean to
take off my boots"
WHY" asked his mother.
because won't be whipped in them new
boots, no how. That's So
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c. PARKER's BANKING OFFICE


ATTORNEY COUNSELLOR AT LAW.
MONEY RENTED to ENGLAND. IRELAND. SCOTLAND.
wi FRANCE and GERMANY, or any other important
points on the Continent of Europe.
Land Warrants Bought. S,ll. and Located.
1TINrEREsT allowed on Special Deposits.
Loans negotiated yielding from Is to 80 per cent with
real estate security coupon bonds
bic in New York or elsewhere = instructed,
Bg@ Exchange Bought and Sold
liter Wud DsUsch Gesrochen
Collections made throughout Minnesota, charging the
current rates Of exchange and the actual expense OF col
lection. REFERENCES. by permissiou
Gov. Willis A. German, Ex-Cov Ramsey ST Paul
Min Messrs Page Il Bacon, st. Louis Mo. Anne rican
Exchange Bank, n. Y.
Il ,srE:N EX'1ANGE.One fourth per cent premium paid
tor Eastern sight exchange. Sight drafts and check,
New York and s.. Louis at = per cent. premium, by
July 3. 1S54dSwtf CHAS H. PARKER.
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TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.

TINE unlerSigne being largely engaged in the Whole
sale Drug Business, in the city of Dubuque, Iowa. of
their stock at unpreceentelly low prices for cash
short time.
Possessing facilities for the purchase of Drugs posses
Sod by few houses. we would inform the merchants of
Minnesota that can and will sell them Pure Drugs at
lower rate than house west of New York city,
Oar stock of Drugs. Medicines. Paints Colors Oils
Glass. Glassware DYES Chemicals Perfumery. Patent
Medicines and Fancy Articles is uncuallel in the West
Call and get prices, and compare them with
others.
Pa tcular attention paid 10 the selection Of $ rgical
Instr rment,. VAN DOEEN y BEL CHFR
Ju 20 dNwf Dub I9uc J. wa.
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Shocks wonders where all the pillow cases
90 to. He says he never asked girl what she
was making, while engaged in white sewing,
without being told that it was a pillow case
This is an evidence that the girls know how to
answer IA fool according to his folly. Sncoks
is a good-for-nothing impudent fellow, to ask
such impudent questions, and the girls we're
right in making a Mit," and not answering
correctly
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4 MEDICINAL. Diet Drink Of emnently sanitary quail.
"A. hcatonS. manufactured by himself exclusively at
his factory at Schiedam. in Holland
IL Is made from the best Barley that selected in
Europe with the essence of aromatic Ian berry of
acknowledged and extraordinary medicinal properties !,
has long since acquired higher reputation both in Eu
rope and America, than any other druetic beverage
In Gravel GOut and Rheumatism in Constructions of tho,
Bladder and Kidneys, and in general Debility its
are prompt decided, and invariably reliable Andi
not only remedy for these malalieS but. in all cases
which they produced by drinking bad water which
preventative.
The distressing effect upon the stomach bowels, ami
bladder. of travellers, residents, and all persons
accustomed them, produced by the waters of nearly all
great inland rivers like the Ohio, Mississippi, and,
Alabama. from the large quantity Of decayed vegetable
matter contained i'm them. state of solution is ii
known as i, also that of the of limestone regions
producing gravel, calculi and stone in the bladder.
The aromatic hiedd SchnOI1s is absolute corrective
Of these injurious properties of bad water, and
iuently prevents the diseases which they occasion.
Wholesale leupt at JARVIS X Co. IrIppists
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Bay~ JEFFERSON FARMER, Esq, is an au-
thorizcd Agent for THE PIONEER at Gaena,
to procure subscribers and advertisements
His receipts will be regarded as payments.
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TOY the undersigned, Yesterday morning oath inst.
/ one Carpet Bag, OF heavy texture medium size an'
plain supposed to have been taken from the War gle
by mistake Any having said Carpet Bag will confer
great favor BY leaving it at the boot and sho,
store of II. A. S:hlick, Third street, st. Paul.
July o5-d3t* VIM. CLEATOR
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GLOW did Roger Sherman vote - inquired Mr.
Jefferson once, aS he entered the Hall OF Con.rc.
while a question W is being taken; and, us the stm
goes. he recorded his un the same side. " it
out knowing much of the merits Of the question il
self. This was a high t,ibnle to the god sense u
the Connecticut shoemaker, and proved hin to be /:
for Others to steer by
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NEW BOOK STORE!

e. HAMILTON " co.
W" ) " i"S'"r U'uS,, Garner Of Edge da| Fort SIS.
RE receiving and opening the largest md hest assert
\ ment of Books. Stationery, Wall Paper and FAM,
rclr> before brought west of Chicago which tn
Her for sale at the lowest possible cash prices
We would first call attention stock of Wan In,r
"mPIi>ing over 5000 rolls. which purca
rates. Those wanting Wall Paper would well
"'k at our assortment.
Our stock of So'ion"ry cant b.. beat this side of Chi
Writing Paper of all grades. Pens Ink Rubber Ink
lands Rulers, B"tting and Draw ing Paper ,lecr
ions and in fact all articles usually kept in toncr
establishment
GoId Pens. We have a large stock of J. B. Peer
ems. all warranted which offer to the public AZ E,ae.
"i'S Gold and Silver Tooth Picks. very article
l.r'gcr>. Journals. Iav Books Pass Books and Meme,
anlum>. of all STYLES. in sets or single
We have goo" stock of Miscellaneous Books and ::
r'at variety Of Chilren'S Books which cannot fail t.
lease.
Ehe,p Iuticnfi.1ls We have in store very LARGE ,toc
nj new received by Express Is a they are
uc'l from the press. We have arrangement in New
"rk city by which all the new works ar, yw ,rie to n
printed.
IF Nchsd Boks. we have ali of \. $ Barnes X Co.
Indications which We offer as low other establish
lcnt in town Civ" Us y call. c. HAMILTON X CO..
un"3o'ltf No. :. Win>low IIous.
7 IFE and Savings of Mrs Darlington.
IL Flush Times of the Mississippi
Russia As 1t Is
Africa and the American Flag
c. HAMILTON 90,
june "0''tf No. 3 Window w."
FOX THE LADIES.
MES HALLS New Household Receipts,
WI New Cook Book
Mrs. Leslie Complete Cookery
- 8 New Receipt for Cooking,
e. HAMILTON X co.
june 3o'ltf No. ). Win>l"w House
FANS. FANS.
- at T.. HAMILTON X Co.
june 3O-ltf No. ) Win>low House
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The Love TRAGEDY. - Mr.. NASH, who
drowned himself with Miss SAMPSON, his lady
love, in East Abingdon on Monday, left be-
hind letter, saying:
Il am tired of this world, and so is my own
dear friend, SO | must say that tomorrow
morning shall be in another world but dear
friends thank You for your kindl c IS towards
me, which has been very great. Call on nv
spirit. Our bodies will be found in +. Abine-
ton pond, where my own dear companion will
accompany me to another world life may be
sweet to YOU, but must go where my own
love goes
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B9s~ The failure of the mails must be Oul
excuse for the lack of news this morning.
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"No, thapkee-just come out of that

nea- Since the world began. genius has &C
complishcd nothing without industry. Indus
try has worked wonders without ii spark o
genius to assist it. No error can be more f,
tai to young men than that INDECENT sclf-com
'placency which rests on the supposed posses
son of exalted genius. 1t is more often foun,
to make them blockh,ads than wise men.
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HGS~ The steamer Black Hank arrived fire. III
below. yesterday afternoon.
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Deg~ See next page, under Commercial head.
for rates of Money and Exchange, St. Pau!
ana ul"na Markets. &c
Dag~ QUIT CLAIM DEEDS for sale a,
this Office.
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Swearing.

The following good anecdote is told of HEN
RY WARD BEEcHER, by New York CORES
pondent of the Newburyport Herald:
One of the warmest Sabbaths of last sum-
mer, after the usual preliminary services, he
arose to announce the subject of his mornings
discourse and looking around upon the large
congregation passed his right hand across his
forehead and through his hair, and in Il cool
and off hand manner made the remark" 1t is
I'D hot ~
The congregation was startled into wake
fitness and many just composing themselves
for good nap-for some will nap it in church
even under such preaching as Henry Ward
Beechers-opened their eyes in blank aston
ishment. After a brief pause, the eccentric
divine went on to say:
Such is the expression which heard used
by no less than fifteen FER 'ons, calling them
selves gentlemen of rcspec 'ility, in walking
from my residence to church this morning, and
the majority of these fifteen persons are now
within the sound of my voice. Who are ye
that have not heard the divine command
Swear not mt ALP" And he went on to give
them such lesson on profanity that few bu,
him can give, and which none who heard him
will coon forget.
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CREscENr.-The Crescent was the symbo'
Of the city Byzantium, now ConstantinOp!e
which the Turks have adopted. This device
IF the Ottoman Empire is of great antiquity,
us appears from several medals, and took its
Use from an event related by Stephens the
geOgrapher, native of Byzantium. He tells
us that Philip, the father of Alexander the
Great, meeting with mighty difficulties in car
r.'ing out the siege of that city, set the work
men on very dark night to undermine the
walls, that his troops might enter the place
without being perceived, but luckily for the
besicged, the moon appearing, they discovered
the design, which accordingly miscarried. In
acknowledgment of this deivcrancc, said he.
the Byzamincs erected Il statue to Diana, and
thus the crescent became the symbol.
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TIE DiILT PIONEER ispuLiise' erery Deek day
nina the Ofe Rach Sired. Saint Paul. Minnesota and
furnished To Nal Subscribers for SIR DolidrS Ionr. ia Id
city Subscribers Eytsen Cts Week, ldyate b.
tie Cdrrief
TIE WEEKLY PIONEER printed at he otfce.
is sent 10 Mail S"icri'rs at the floi"g rates Single Copy
7,no Doiars; Fire Glie. Eight Dollars Eight C'eS la
Diors; 1celr~ Ci,s TeIre D"iios IT, take nironrG" !
tie CicG rates however The suJscrtn price must J pad IA
ruridLly ia .idc0n,e.
r. CORR %SPONDENTS.-.tno coDtmun icattn.
riH recee dttrfon All articles Jo.ssy to state facts.
must BE- panied by the "hors name. ' for p"tlicd
ton Dat guarantee Of the truth Of the Statements made.
VnIuatary Correspondence contoi"iay important o.
statistics Of the ondiiOn 1nt gro'cth " tocns and settlements
Mrougltout the Northeast. is solicited
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st. 39auI a0o'ts.
TO MISUNDERSTANDING BOON

TO MISUNDERSTANDING BOOKS,
Won will please take notice and govern your
i selves accordingly; that the following new IN
Masonic Books be- had. to wit = XIX
The New Masonic Trestle Board, by NJ ,ore. W.
The era ftsman and Free Mason IS Guide, by Moore.
The Tcnplars Text Book,
r., caI,in, ON : W. COMES
June % If Near the American.
TO LAWYERS.
II received by express from New York among which
may be found
The Lawyer Common place Book. superior article
of Legal Cap longold Lawyers S.as. Notarial Waters
and in every article of superior quality used by the
Legal Profession For sale cheap for Cash ey ZONES
Franklin Bookstore, near the American House.
TO ENGINEERS AND DRAUGHTS-
MEN.
VTEIlUM CLOTH. Watman's Drawing Paper. all
sizes Mathematical Instruments, Architectural
Works, &c. For sale how at COMBS,
Franklin Bookstore, near the American House.
no ARCHITECTS AND BUILDERS.
81 Il fine sets Mathematical instruments.
Sloan's M"el Architecture, Vols.
Benjamin's Architect.
and everything needed by them for sale cheap for
COMBS Book Store. near the American House. june l.:
NEW ARRIVALS.
lust RECEIVED large addition to stock of Book
y and Stationery. Call and see. $. COMES,
my LIFT Near American Hou
NISCEII.A>EUr., DonEs-A large assortment
WI late publications, among which is the
Autobiography of an Actress,
Life in the Mission
Frank Forrester's Field Sports
Fish and Fishing.
Shady side
And many other popular Books for sale cheap for cash
by W. s. COMES.
TO THE PUBLIC.
w S. COMES will 90 to New York and Boston on tn.
w LIST of ArGrsr, and offers his service, to the pub
lie t" procure works. either in the Law, Medical
Miscellaneous Department of his business. His faciltie
such that he procure any works from Europe
part of the United States. Parties depend
having their orders filled with promptness and despatch.
Ay- Orders respectfully solicited.
BY W. s. COMES
july lift Near the American House.
NJ AR,E WORKS The undersigned has been appoin
vi ted agent for Kent X Fulers celebrated marble
naunfctory whereby he is enabled to fill all orders 70,
rave Stones Monuments, Bust> and Mantles at the
W. $. COMBS
May left. Near American House
DOCKET KNIVES. \ large assortment of superior
L rockc, Cutlery. Rogers woosenhoms and Amer
N manuac"ry, Sold chrapat COMBS
GOLD Pens: GOLD PENS Just received. "a ncv
~ supply of picquetts Gold Pens, (ncw patern> Fo
ale by W. 5. COMPS.
WALL PAPER.
n june II $ rOMES.
NEW MUSIC large stock of new Piano nd Gui,a
~ music. just received by COMBS.
NTAIlONERY of every description at COMES Store
} Near American House
DOCkET BOOKS. a large and beautiful assortment ii
L COMBS Book Store
LNI>lING TACklE-A complete assortment for sale 10,
l. at COMES Book store
.)niI ht>. y lew beautiful French Iih"lrapll> i
4 frames. Sold at COMBS Book Store
N7AIA rAlfR.-2OOO Rolls Wall Paper just receive
w at COMBS Book Sore
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HOUSE BLOWN Up BY CASA house own
ed by the Indian Head Manufacturing Com a.
ny. in Nashua, n. H., exploded in consequence,
of serious leakage in the main pipe in Il G
C lar No one was injured, but as we learn,
one man was blown, bed and all, into the mid
die of the street, where amid somewhat mixe,!
sensations, he :e med disposed to remain
Pccring round fearfully from beneath the COW
e ing. he was asked
"Why don't you get up and go into the
hOuSc!'
"What house?''
That -(pointing to the dilapidated build
ing)
"NO, thapkee--just come out of that
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THE Submissive find this humorous hit at til,
ii nes in an exchange, under the caricaure Of hui
ca<k, with legs, arms, and rye'' features, confront
ing an astoni>hcd youth, who, m,let in hand, ha:
come to the celia, to s'olraw'' gallon or So:
-lV iih'a( IOuh.-WhatS this
That rises in the Iiccr Of barrel,
And wears upon it, round and half raised head
tun dish?
Pttt'S ran u,,l.--' am thy fathers - init
o'nir for uncertain time tu quit tlii, cellar.
Till TIA" foul Grim done in my day, of swiping
Are c"o't'i and purgcd away III VI tine.
But that am toriI'i--bring much too full
u l"u"r now to speak, could bung unap
Which wou | warm up thy pul. ire thy Young bloc"
Ma thy Two eyes like liickcrny >nulf, of candle
art from their sockets
Thy In 'tlcl AMI outliu'l>h locks to part
And each particular iIizzic and bolt up
Like ,iSuscd coIk>crewS eager for a cork
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Sport IN KENTUcKY.-I Young Sportmnn.-
say, friend, is there anything to shoot abou
here?
Farmcr.-Wall, don't know. stranger, bu
You can 90 down to the cross roads and talk
a pop at the schooma tcr, just to keep YOU
hand ill.,
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AFRICAN SPECIFIC

11NOR Cholera, lharrl,'n, and Dysentery This remedy
has been used with perfect during ten year
e>idence by the proretOr the Western Afric
where the above diseases of daily occurrence Having
lad er>ona experience of the efficacy this medicine
Ne feel the utmost confidence in recommending il to tll.
,uLlic JARVIS X Co
Accent form
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Rare Chance For Investment.

Rare Chance For Investment.
w tai of from fifteen to thirty thousand Dollars. t.
improve and extend water power in of the best 10
calitie> to be found in the Northwest and which
already established Touring mill. For part C lar,
inquire of SAMUEL Bowls. the premises sua ted egh
miles below saltwater, in Washington County, to RICE
HoIIINsIIEAD Il BECKER. st. Paul the subscribers
JOHNSTON CO.. Intelligence Office.
$50 LOTS
T n SnNsoN, Brown X RAMSEY ADDITIONAL. VANCE
i BROWN Co.. are now prepared TO sell beautiful
Town Lots in the above addition at low prices.
part at a credit of two and one half years. Great bar
gains offered to those calling earl. jy2ld1
MONEY TO LOAN.
ON short aper and on Real Estate.
~ Drafts NEW YORK.
GALENA,
6. g ST. LOUIS,
- CHICAGO,
- DUBUQUE: also the different CONNER
Girl cities in Europe. For sale by
jv2O-lm A. VANCE EROWN * Co.
NEW BRUNSWICK RUBBER COMFY.
wARtlIOI 100 liberty 4 los STREET, YORK.
vi of Rubber Goods. made under Charles Goodyear
Patent, consisting of Mems, Womens, Misses and Chill
dren's Metallic Boots and Shoes Coats Cloaks. Overal,
Combs. Stay and Dress Bone Dolls, Doll Heals Balls
Toys. Whips, Teething Rings, Syrnges, Breast Pumps,
&c. &c.
The above company would solicit call from their
friends and the public before purchasing.
July 20 -d6nn. JOHNSON IETS0N. Pros.
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NEW STORE! NEW STOCK::

MOULD most respectfully inform the inhabitants Of
w st. Paul and surrounding country that they have
recently established themselves in the New Store Thrill
-treet two doors above Whitneys Daguerrean Gallery
where they offer to the public an assortment Of
BOOTS AND SHOES,
Which for extent and variety durability Of material ana
elegance and beauty Of finish will cha comparison
with the best selected stock in the Northwest: .
1t being determination to d" an exclusive i""'' anu
Shoe business we have every confidence IN assuring the
public that they at all times hid the BEST aruces at
the LOWEST CASH al tle
BOsTON BOOT AND SHOE STORE, THIRD ST, ST. PAUL
Innel diff
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Rs Your old Kentucky home! You poor
s)nl, YOU said Mrs. Darlington, as she thrust
her night-cap ont of the window away almost
into the midnight to catch the notes of song
an individual was singing, in dismal voice.
near dwelling. 81 wish to my heart you was
there, where your friends could take kccr OF
You and do for YOU. 1t is a terrible thing t.
be in distress away off among strangers, par
ticularly where you amt acquainted with an,
Of EN- but don't think it looks well for Il
nan to wake upa whole neighborhood With his
sorrows" She saw him disappear a momen
afterwards in Il shop with red curtain oppo
site, and with the remark that she guessed the
poor creature had gone to get something to
"invarigate his cistcrn; with this she shut dow n
the window. and in five minutes by the wood
en- mantcl clock that licked slccpily in hen
c'lrmbcr, she had forgotten all about the Ken
lucky home.
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The Duel with BrOadsWOrd:.

So much has been said about this affair an,
50 many contradictory statements have been
published, that we. in common with the rest o.
the press Of this city. concluded the whole mat
ter Il hoax and so pronounced it. We ycStcr-
lay learned that the story was true, and re-,
ccivcd from an eyewitness full particulars con-
ccrnin" the affair. The cause of the difficulty
between the parties. McSSrs. Ellcslcr and Du-
bert, occurred at Oakland, on Monday of last
week, and originated from remarks made bI
Dubcrt concerning Il lady. which he was tol,
by Ellcslrr not to repeat. Dubcrt doing 50
however, f. spit in his face. when the formc
remarked, - that is sufficient for the present
let's take ii drink, and tomorrow we will set
tie this affair" They accordingly drank shook
hands, and separated. The next day they mel
near Oakland, armed with swords in the us,
# which they were both very expert ant;
showed, as our Informant himself an cxccllcn'
WOr'lSman) says, the greatest exhibition OF,
skill and endurance he had ever witncsscd--m
advantage bcin" gained by either for som,
light or ten minutes. when EllcSlrr received !;
severe cut on the sword arm. The parties
their friends and spectators then came tOgcth,
CT, took drink, and the wounded man re-
marked that as soon as his wound was healed
tlcy would meet and have it out" The ne t
thing the spectators and friends knew. they
were again ut it, and fierce contest cnsucd
resulting. after Il twenty minutes encounter. n
Dubcrt receiving Il stab in the right side, viii, h
terminated fatally on the following morning
lie was buried in Contra Costa--Sun Frau
-isco Commerciui
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A. III. MOSLEY,

Ao
w,yrrA6Tu RER AND DEALER IN ALL KINDS OF
HATS, CAPS. FURS, AND GLOVES,
7hi.d STREET, op1oshe The Minnestian Office.
II NJ has hand, in addition to a full stock OF
a the articles above enumerated a large assortment
II INDIAN CURiOSiTlFS,
A nd Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods lie would also IN
form the Ladies' and Gentlemen of Minnesota, that he is
prepared make up all descriptions of Fancy Furs La
dies Riding Hats and Gloves. at the shortest notice
The highest market price will be paid Tor Furs anu
Deer Skins.
june 81 "a div.
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CO-PARTNEKSH NOTICE.
r W SIMPSON. James Iawther and John F. Bradford
81 have this dav entered in partnership under the
styln and firm of j. W. MPSON CO. for the purpose Of
tran-actiny Wholesale Grocery Produce. Forwarding
and Commission Business. Lower Ieyee, St Paul, Mimi
Inn, o3 1874 June 24ti.
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IL Il AL IIS ~ H w n - 10
DERSONS having real estate to sell low Tor cash i'll
/ hand are invited to leave description of the
with the undersigned. EDWARD r. NAY.
Jrv 7.itf Corner Fourth md Roberts sts
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CHOICE article at ~ cts. per ID. Consumers of
n Black TEE, will lind this a chnce wholesome arti
lc, and the heilte,t Tea in the worh
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0drnfa 81 CO.
WOLFE'S SCHIEDAM AROMATIC
SCHNAPPS.

Wholesale AMI Retail Drug Stol
Worlds Fair Building.