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can really enjoy themselves. Every convent
ence is afforded them in the way of quiet even
ings short rides down to the beach or up to the
the farms without restraint, the food is of the
very best description, and the bedchambers are
airy and Of large dimensions. Instead of the noise
and hustle attending hotels, you can have seclu-
sion good ACKNOWLEDGEMENT every convenience
that can be desired even by the most fastidious.
From your bedroom windows you can view the
surrounding scenery, inhale the sweet fragrance
of the jesamine and honeysuckle. In fact the
benefits to be derived from visiting the COM
Portable abodes Of these country farmers amply
repay the journey of city people. The expenses
are light, the accommodations are good, the
health of visiters is recruited their stay pro-
longed, and their enjoyment is quiet
At the large hotels in Newport, Saratoga,
and Sharon Springs the scene Of dissipation
presented from June to September, is perfectly
shocking to any one of religious turn of
mind, and disgusting to all sensible people who
seek for pleasure and recreation Humbug,
swindling, Irritation, dissipation and semi-star-
vation, are the most prominent features Of these
establishments. If the walters are not bribed
with dOuceur you will go away from the table
grooming with all the luxuries of the season, al
most as hungry as when first you entered. The
effect produced by this mismanagement and
extortion has been very injurious to the whole
community, and especially to the middle classes.
The remedy for this evil is simple, and easily
applied. Let all who are gifted with common
sense avoid these large haunts Of vice as they
would plague-let them discountenance the
practice of crowding eight or nine hundred
people into one building, for it is absurd to say
that enjoyment or good health can be obtained
in these ''whited sepulchres," externally beau
tiful, but with full of misery and all unclean-
illness. Patronise the farmers houses, where
you will get enough to eat, the free use,
for small compensation, of their horses and
wagons-where you will enjoy chaste and
pleasant society-where your chldren's SER
wants will remain uncorrupted-wher no in
ducements are held out to spending money
foolishly-where, above all, you have the good
will and respect of the jovial farmer and his
industrious wife and family, who always take
pleasure in ministering to the comforts and en-
joyment of their city guests.
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NaYnl Intelligence.

The United States storeshp Relief which left the city
on Tuesday last with stores for the Brazil squadron
detained till Thursday by head winds and thick weather
in the lower bay The following list Of her officers,
viz stephen c. Rowan, lieut. commanding; Samuel p
Carter sailing MASTER George R. Griswod purser passed
assistantsurgeon Edward Hudson passed midshipmen,
]. I. Thornton, Walter w. Queen, D. B. Harmany.
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Marine Affairs.

The STEAMSHIP WASHINGTON sailed yesterday for Bremen
touching at Southampton, with SO passengers AMI
1904, 1874 in specie.
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The number Of deaths by consumption o. and by
the smallpox 20. This shows decrease in the latter
disease which, during the past winter has prevailed to
an alarming extent
DR.. ABBoTT's EGYPTIAN ANToUrRs-An adjourned
meeting of the committee appointed for the purpose Of
concerning for the purchase Of this collection
held last evening at the Stuyvesant Institute, DR..
Francis presiding A full compliment Of members not
being present the meeting adjourned after few minutes
session 1t announced by the President that add
tiona subscriptions had been obtained and agent ap
pointed, who would shortly operations The
total amount of the sums subscribed will be made
known at the next meeting on Saturday next.
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GEORGE SANDERS AND LOUIS KossUTH.-The
rejection of George Sanders by the Senate has
induced the Consul at London and the Hun
garian exile, Kossuth, to write letters on the
subject. which were published yesterday
Though written in the same spirit and with the
same view, the letters differ as much as the men.
That of Sanders-we have the less hesitation in
saying it. as we can hardly be charged in any
respectable quarter with having approved of
his appointment-is manly, straightforward,
end sensible. 1t will raise him in the opinion of
all who read it, Kossuth's letter is best des-
cribed by the simple statement that it is lust
what might have been expected of him. It il
visionary, vaporing, and devoid of all prac-
teal meaning Mr. Sanders could hardly have
found worse advocate to plead his cause be-
fore the American people.
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Merchants Police Noticc.-Rcsponslb1 o
night watohmen furnished for Watching ships
dwellings stores factories &C. for III 10 per night ais
waterproof tarpaun at 80 cents per night IL required
Watchmen sent Of this city Brooklyn, Atlantic
dock, &C. FULLER a VAN HoESER. 81 South near
treff
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Catv IntelliUenCe.

NUMBER OF DEATHS DURING TIE LAST WUx-From the
City Inspectors report gather the following statistics
of the number of deaths during the past week =
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nunNnfuS GcOrHmi Will 0e open, ms uSlkni /,
to night forho Sunday evening lecture the Holy Ian
and Nile Whom will the interest in these paintings cease
They have been open in New York nearly two year
and they crowd to see them rs great ~ ever.
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Personal Intelligence.

de Bodsco nephew of the late Russian Minister to
Washington sailed for Europe in the steamship Wash
ington, Yesterday,
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BowERY THEATRE, Bowery-KIsG HENRY VIII
ecor rcR NOTHING.
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GALENA MARK ETs.

FLovR.-Supcranc S5 50 a s 90, Extra 80 90 a
80 30.
GRAIN. Oats bush. Il u Pc Corn, nony.
Ponk.-Mcss $l3 ~, do Clear SI5 SIC.
BACoS.--lIams Sc a d., Shoulders @ a Il.
LANDS IL to o..
BUrrEn-Frcsh 10 1sc, Firki I2c2n
CmEEsE--E u aud w X II I5c, Country o a
Zoe.
SrdAR-N 4t2a5 I.2c, Clarified O 3. a
7c, Loaf 10 a lie.
MoLAssEs--N q 30 a 3jc, = n 80 t0c.
Corrkr-i!io II IL a 10 i.2c, Java 10 a tic.
Rice, q O ID.
TEA-Impcral 10 75c, Y II 10 a TO-, Black
10 a OOr.
TonAcco-viryinm % a Die, Missouri 1912 a
25c.
CANDLES and SoAr--Aiould Is liza iac TalLw,
prime none. Dipped, none. sonp,5 3.4a0i4
FaUir-Applcs, green per bbl re 80 q 80 30.
Dried. per bush 23a 10. Pcachca dried | ~
a W 90, Raisins per box ~ 90, Lemons ~ 90
Al 30.
Fnm-MnckcrcI. No. ! per bbi. sIs 90. No. 2
do 10 Oh, No. , DO II 90. Goldfish per bbl ~ 90
Salmon per Dbl $2O 90, Oysters per dozen, ~ 90
40 90.
saLr-G A per sack S2 %. LB25O, IN.
nawah. per bush Soc.
LrAD-Pigs per 100 lbs--a---- Shot, per
sack ~ 90. White pure per kcg 2 OF 2 u, M
!. per kcg 2 % az 30.
Dan GooDs--I'luc drills per yard o IL a Iicis.
Brown Shooting. 7as3ic, O.mbug. II he
l,Iuo dcnims. 10 u. Cation bats 10 10 ~
Cotton yarn 30 a n. Ticking OaIs.
GLAss--i2sis per box q 30 a ~ 90. 1871
per bis, 3 - a ~ 80, 1912 30, $50 . 80 a
1 90.
H,nDwAnE-Nn.. ju;nia per ID o1c. iro,
Wou,ioin, ga ~, llo,ioi do, lror, Fiat Bar
5 o. lIS Bar. q i2a7t2, Sheet American,
s12a .. Nail Rod Dr.. Russian ~ 3.ic. Cast
Steel per IL pc, i'Ii-tcr 10" ~, German tsa--
Steel springs ia 10. AscIs 10 IL ~. Anvil
i2ai5. Axes per don. II 90 n 10 30. Chains
doh IL, Spndc. do.
tUMHrn--Clcar per NJ Is 90 n 10 90, Common.
ID 90 u ~ 90, FLoriug, rough, 20 90 Il 70 co.
plnned. 30 90 10 90, Siding ~ 90 n 70 90,
Shceting, ~ 90 a II. ia'h y 90, shingles y M
II -.
OF and TUHBEsrISE-sperm per gallon ~ u
Whale. blcached. 90, Iard and Corn 50 u ~,
CURRIERS' 75c, i.iuFced ~, Olive I 81 | co.
cnHtor O0a 10, 1urpenine 0Oc.
iiiDEs aud ttAfmER-lIides. dry, per h o n IN
green "a al Red Sole Leather, ~ a ~, Oak n a
10. Harness, ~ q 30.
rowDtn-itihe per key. D 90 " o 50j Blasting
25a375
SUsDRIEs-I'roon'a per dox 80 800 Feathers
Geese 10 q 3d.
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COMM ERCTAL.
SAINT PAUL MARI rs. !

DAiiN fiosttR Otthf
June ~, tsbt,
Id'h Fr"h =t"ree'ei daily by Nv, 4, CUtifth sie,f
"a h~', se's' ~ Cows sboWsso Work 0seD from,
soon tibo v yohe.
Fh's MA,f-iIeail H.ijpef se 6pige Nation 100 ala
Pefk' iftae, Veal, nae Chickens Oh 40 n dosaH,
PROVISIONS ofreered daily by Mf Presley ).- fork
si' bosis 1, bbI HANS, he, v h. lard, iste Flour
suIsfine ~ VI eAiu, " " bib corn Meal 5he p, b.
ieans 81 M h bush totatoes B0e6bBhe y bush Pras,
Batter, lbe 6psbe H. Cheese, iai.e, Il H. Figs, Ice
y doseu,
GH"safs,=dFrom NJ ALEXANDER itsy Robert street, -
sugar, brown, 7e6pse, refined, ~, crushed and pow
drred' iase v H. Coffee, e,6os5e Tea, 8oe IN 81
lIiet, @6pioe' Molasses h0e, n soc II gallon,
hh'tb Fhrir-Appie., ~ 10 n buslol, Peaoes o. 90,
dreen Apples s'6og y barred,
HHAh-'jats, a5e Corn, Toe 6075e Barley, 6be,
MISUNDERSTANDING ~ bo6Ds 81 80 u barrel, Tat
low, ihe' y H. Candies star, 85e, u H. Fresh fish,
NJ y lb dried, 10, iime ~ b06Dsa 90 h bib Onions
hoe r bush lard oil, 81 10 b gal Salt ~ 90 u bu,
vinegar zoe v gallon Taiow, Isc, " H., Tobacco,
'oe'mhoe Hides (sreen) 3,.c, dry, o., y H.
ldN --f"nnon, siOG0it II ~ Dmonsion stun
tl'@s'd Flooring, Ella Siding, Ga soaso,,e'', s3odOe5
:hlnglea ~ 00Ms3 50 IAth, o.?
Woodbury., t3 GOATS 30 n cord
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DAILY PIONEER.
SAINT pAULi
MONDAY MORNING., JUNE ~, 1884.
Liberty and Law.

The venerable Rev. DR.. LYMAN nEncnHn, h,
tho strength Of his manhood, VIA not only IN,
telcc,oally great, but he was free from those
mental Authorizations which have nlarred tho
usefulness OF some of hla descendants, aud III
soI''c extent, WI fear, clou'lcd hls own settling
S,n Asa specimen of hls sound se,,ae anl
keen disccrnmcnt, WHEN hc was himself roa,l
The following paragraph, which II copied by
Rev. DR. WILLIAM jeSRs, Into hls "compre.
hcnsivc Commentary" ON Titus, H., |, 2, SEQ
also Romans, Kill, l., -
"ThM hatred of de,po,l.n. these ia.urreeiIooary
""vemem. Ut volcanic power u throw al tho inoam'
Mm mass ~ other countries, would IN ours, he iurn'
rd against law and order, aud tenHlaae " anarehy
a"d de.po,sm, !, m,,s, never be forgotten, that In
.m'rc''oas against arbitrary power, tend u l'er.y,
'm' ns0,re,n'ns against law, ~ deslmtslnI and that
all the tendencies ota Re,Mhllc 80 the derrora,
ton ~ rtcent government, from the mu,ino,is en-
rr"achMcn, ot tho popular will np,n lawns IN mon.
mch'rs, the Tendencies u despollsm from the ~.
rcadracy of a,is,oc,atie power. Tho acrnnantes
personal liberty, I'LL tho restraints 81 law fall before
", AMI anarchy enters. Tho other nccumulatrs aud
combines governmental influence aud force, ill lIcr.
!! 1''s ~ the streets, mud equity cannot enter The
,cnency ot personal liberty To the sulNcrsion Of the
laws, Is with Us the epidemic Of the day. Our poll.
NVs""s o"Vc ~ oWg WNt cNOatNntIy insured tue
-ovcciy, people ofhrir power, that they have taken
u Into their heads To be abovc no, only their rulers
Int a'"vc themselves, M acting by their own officers
ani laws: 80 that, by The dccriiia influence Of our
institutions. that efficiency Of government, and those
habits ot subordnation--sp Indispensable To qualify
as Tor n spontaneous obcrncc To law--arc last fail.
ing; aud the law is called To Disclose it, impo.cacy
tn con,r"l "a population from abroad md At home, IL.
r,os IN passion, naughty in pride, and iaso,miable ~
viii The rc'ol, is br"wl-. assaults aud batteries. IN
high places; aud law docl- ,as.ina,ion., rolmrcr,
conn,sra,"ns. and n,,b-, aud all the symptom. Of n
fast approaching dissolution. W. nrc Inst going
down stream, with all the accommodating powcr al pms.
eioa. wiad a"l tide; and nnrs. the nation c,n tc
awakened. we shall - down. The greatest p,nrtc.
able hba'y Hrs oa the pcrlu. edge ola prccipicc,-
,awo'ng gulf bcncah. The youth of our land ne
,hc chosen band which Heaven ha. brought into be.
ias IN this cvcn, day, t. IL il that ruthless
hand, in the hour Of our ihoughicss security shall
thrust us over commit my country, young men, 10
w" Tie wa,chlol, lc faithful 10 yourselves. your
country, aud your God; aud yt tho motto " l.intm'
al every college in the land. aud all viii bc welt"
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st. 3)aWl aUU't1.
THE FAKIR OFSIVA
~ &.lMIN&s!!!
ANn Will, ~ HERE
ON TN 4 RSnAY, JUNE -,
AM wiii aitt
TWO GRAND REPRESENTATIONS
saint rani Jnnc s. dtf.
A CHANCE

toH niAi. tsrAlE lIlaIIA'fhs 10 WAKE Ar LEAST
ioo pER tENf WlIitiN AfEAH
1.NnH SAti.--t numhcr al the mot ,nunbc businos'
Il i"s IN -. ioul-,hc hind Ia bay for sl"cnlatlon ~
imptn,' mru',
bat quality qnoltcr 20 tton "f l'na, lroFlle1
With won't enA .etor nni only two miles Ia tie direction
al s. Anthony from 81 lnul city lpts.
aill leave in lew days tor 1siko Superior where
ha," located tot bushhss .nir h" which T. ny onJ IL
anc'mcn, i"r parting With such property, IN lhls IA,
mos, hnuriShing ueN city IN the West destined base ~,
.ooht Ia hec"'ne "no Z" the three Target ci"s nn th'
Missis.ir,u n,cr. ,jnnr6-tt) u. A. IDtJ.tSuN.
ron SALE.
f1NilE tOiNEl, loi adjoining IA" " r. Church l. no,
/ ohral hT sale I" IT," lghra bidder l,r ash 10 hand
ihe above t"t has neat. story brick hoaHr viii
h," Including ranii and clothes pf' all complete
Sui'ahlr tW tamil, rrshtrnre.
1hor Wishing Ia make a guol Investment would dp val
4" call At store op"sitr the iouort uice Wheie the,
have all III" Information required, The time viii b,
lnnit~ Tor bidders unli The sOih inst,
lame ~. y, FttD=f,
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st. 1DauI MOU'tN.
CHARLES n. PAnKnm.

a. E"NNbBH lie PAWW BWs
"""hER AND EScHd N0E DROk ER,
I'D. nti"Nshs Asb t0ussELLgR ~ law,
~ .nr.,n"as, ~ soie ~ fhs Essf NJ MMh.
"s, ~ "a' ether inpoIsni penis on ihs CENT.
fLisrtassr allowed M spee,., bspo.,,s.,
s"ee,"ns na1s lhfnuGhea the Tevfiiery, fhHvsUs
,"ss," f"'e " exchange and The actual expense "
G s. oS M'l S.,. ne'm"6, -, Paul, Mn.
sis.s'. r"s" ! il"eeu, H. teu., Mr.
r.. ,, american Ea,eih.aae iianh, Nv
Real Estate Department.. Of my Once,
WHiuii hs. been established " great eo.i, ana
w ~hl.h consist. Nv part NJ flII list NJ GOveFDr
nen Land Entries. Maps 81 uneDlered lands Ned
s,mhwhshP, map NJ ibe County NJ Ramsey, ind
pln,sm we dtbreut cities and additions thereto, IN
sa,1 eonn!y complete list of Nil thp lands soit 10
.",a1 a" .f ,ss "i pn "se. ny s"a gs a.
,nNd situated said county, fran The GeWTaf Govern,
el " lle n'es prahiee wherein IL noted every d.,
nat ~ 'he 'lie either ~ form W substance and every
possible hind NJ gs creating ~ jneuDbTanCe whetteI
" a,'.es Wy way Ut Judgments, mortgages, taxes, me
". 'nr Wshl ESTATE ~ ihls city IL concerned, chain VI
le 'tnno be satisfactorily established by an eNa,uin.
luieIy e".eniinl This desider0iun have .unu"J nv
.seefn.h'Ha AMI defining the original claim iies upon
Prom my experience " tho system Of ni,s,rac,tns,
whcn nave adopted, confidently assert thai my MD.
srnrl yond MI question, tho most reliable Source
81 Information, with reference 10 titles, 10 DO found In
this city, "
written abstracts furnished by mo, are warranted
perfect.
Land Wnrrnnts
bought md sold, md Government lands entered fo
settlers on reasonable terms, ionns nrpotnt,d yielding
rom " To 30 per cent per nnnun, with ptonn
ne RcnI Estne security, C0upon ilods, pHyHbIs ip
New YORK or elsewhere ~ insrrctcd--1 per cent com
missions and generally, all business that n,ny h. On
trusted a. my cnrr mud uSunlly done through linnkn,
House. ROa Estntc Agency or Law OlIlce, will rcccy,
my pefsohhi anu prompt attention. b2-if
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TO CAPiTALIsTs.F FARMERS AND EN-.

TO CAPITA Lists. FARMERS AND EAl-
lGnANTS,
ME undersigned hHs always on hand for sale Tor
y cHsh Or on time, from
TEN TO TWENTY THOUSAND ACRES
~ nhl1nnh, Improved or unimprOved including farms
of d"renl sizes aud degrees VI Improvement NJ prices
corresponding with these.
AIso-pr0pcrty IN ~, Paul and suburbs, and In Man
kno Guy, ~: Anthony, shakopee, Lsnueur Traverse
des sioux and Eureka.
ils Gun Al all times accommodate, on the easiest
terms any one who really mishfs 10 purchase.
HENRY McKENTY,
Dealer In Rrni Estate, ~ Paul, Mum Ter.
Onlrc-ihe old Post. office building, Third street.
NJ. Paui, Feb. II, 1854. Al IT,
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M'MeMtV'N GoIu,uy.
HENRY MEX ENTITY ,I'il',

bGNNs WcNENTYS
DEALER IN NEAL E&TA TN,
"Ffieh-ebB tosF vtttek npiLSisa,
ffhfd street
SAINT PATTI MIN, TEN,
II AND bought end sold thf6uvi,eui The Teytjistyi
, ,ms..'nsnts made 10 the Disadvantages, and Land
EXPERIENCES.
KeW rsrk NjUNfso,.
Gilbert Davis, Esg,, GOV, w, tj1,W,uu,
uahiel Cut'ls, Esq, Hen, W II, Wpirh, Chief
.hp'i A. W retsief, Justice NJ Min, Ter,
Messts ~, Tbobips0h Hon. Henry Al, Miep, Del,
a. NEPHEW, eaate ~ Congress,
mesrs' Williams N Onion, Nlra, lI0iIiBEshpHd n
InhuWtV6h UseksF, Attys NJ Law
'"seph ph!!efso', E.I Pfe' MsssFs, B0up n Oakes,
4. hen, western bHhk, Hnhknts,
Messfs pseteI n 10, N'ks, !, y, W0s,ar Esa Evere.
~ TaylW C0,i taFy af the TeTfitety,
:. rtesI, war! Freed, AiBss n Van Ettpu, ~,
ulhKhhm D0ek, tOrnhss ~ Law,
nl'efs, james n Co., Rev, Y, N, Fullerton, ~,
~" Ugley 800, gisteT ", \ Land Ohiee,
EDWARD Hurst, FISH, NOta, WIN ttulc0Bha Esq, Re-,
=, ~ Fublia, GetyeT ", n, l,agd OdieV,
w. Mns.aheft, Atty ~ Law T, r, Mann, nj, u,
James Kitchen, NJ, u,
William sl0evnr, Esq l49-N
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:DorWarO(Mn.

-. q. BURBANK IL CO.,
STONAuE, Forwarding and Commission Merchants
= utMtf. md Dealers IN dram and tgHyi.ms,s-
WHAT boMs ~, Pau, Min. !, q, BURBANK,
s., u, y. WHITNEY.
shippers and consianses viii md 10 tbei 6iefss, 10
y" win W, ~ The expense of Labor and pfay
a.. a.. REFERENCES
!I%R S,; ,;;$:::;';' "''""|"'..A
T. H. tlaMpbeii, h 60
= Harris, EGo.
XIV Nv. s s..",, A. Los'.
Charles HeulJer, 4 Co., ls..
.ManaHie hianWOpd, I ""s'""
Minnesota, " """'' """' y" raw
~, Paul, May L., 1854. i,M
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MANKAT CITY, MINNESOTA.
Situated 1T the great Southern Bend Of the
.MinncsOia, or 81. peters Rirc,.
A4n Lots IN MANKATO cry, Dlue Earth
3 u County, Minnesota. for sale for cash Or on
time. HENRY MKENTY.
Dealer ~ Real Estate.
g. Paul, N. r., Jun. ~, is54.-4l.E
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JENI'p n COMPANY.

JEkUP n COMPANY,
BANKEHr NC.
L1xCtfANGE sold md pufChHsed0n New YOfk, Hos.
~ tom phadriphin, Chicago, Detroit, and other O..
Tics III the tnitCd Hhtes, Mites collected md pfOctrds
frmltFd NJ current rites 6f Exchange Interest allow
td special deposits. We also draw direct pay able
withou discount, on
EsatAsb liverpool, London, Manchester, Nc.
tnELAND, dublin. Cork, Limerick. DTitnsi, Nc,
kGorLANp -Ediubutg, Glasgow, Perth, Nc,
AsO Drafts pa, able ~ Frabcs, FiOfibs or Thnlrrs,
FRAsGE,--iafis linyre, l., Ops, md M0rseiIirs
UEma.sy- lInnl nfgI, Frankfurt, u, NJ. Brussels,
Amsterdam, N0itcfdnH, Antwerp, Cologne Zurich,
Copenhnpnn, Drr-'cn, iori,n, turnover, airnsbufgh
rwIrZEnL>ND -tirUGvH Uernr, i'nsIr,
lfALv,-Milnn, Florence, Rome, Naples, Vehiee,
Messnn Nv sicily.
AusrRiA.-Virunn and Tfest.
NussiA.--St petrrsburgh, Warsaw.
SWEDEN ,--rOckbOim.
NOHwA y,--tirsilnnn,
Dubuque, Iowa, My. 10, ls53-y30.
FARLEY H. JAMES,
WHOLESALE GmOCERs AND COMMissiON MEhCn,sTs
Corner 0l Town and Fourth Streets, Dubuque, Iowa
J.P. FARLEY, EDWIN JAMEs
General Steamboat Agents.
Nov. 10, 1904 -,3O.
HAND, WILTSE ~ DLATCuLEY,
ArromsEys ~ Law,
Dubuquc Iowa.
s.t. HAND. n. \. wiLTsE. Is. bLATCnLEy.
Nov. 10, 1Bt3.--,aD.
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DROpIIY sETTLEMENT.

A FARM containing l1s acres Ia this highly flourish.
n Ing settlement, which II ncnr ~ Paul. bOrdering
beautiful nkn soil rich nnI heavy tinbcrcd irOm
which some 1000 cords rnn be cut also good henvy
Hrnss meadow which viii held 20 10 ~ tons Of hay
M e,ceiieht dwelling honrc 30 10y ~ fret nd good s
bic 60by 90 ~ ncfcs Of the nbOvc nrrndy broken and
under cnrc, aud have yielded o. the praprietor MI
abundant crop. llENNY MckENTY,
Donicr IN Itcnl Essatc.
Jan o. isa-t9m.
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1854-06-12

II. NEVV11AL1.,
W hOACSNIc NYVgTiSt.

tOtNEt, or MAtN AND NH. sfl.EErS GAtENA,
MOULD respectfully call the attention ot Druggists,
w Physicians and Merchants. Ia 1iis stock of
Drugs, GLASS PAtNfS OttS, YES, SEEDS, tttt
fuMEEy BKUsIltr Nc.
The goods purchased direct tom the Importer anJ
Manafaciufcr carofuv selected IN the bnsi markets
aud va feel hcsi'aBry IN saying that M who pnfcln
viii be- satisfied with their quality, we'll ~ the extreme
0wBnas 0i the prices.
W. have IN hnnd u iot If window Glass IT every size
from by y, a. - by ~ Bc"s The Glass l. Of 6n6 quui
ny free ftoin blemishcs and e boses e",a,n fsw
bioken lights,
Having made arrangements with the Niagara white
IHnd Company ~ iifnio. shall have constant sop
ply 0f their bonutifuI white knd and Agents II ~"
thttt lie b co. authorized ~ soll their idBsoei
Ol ~ ~ Louis Ifc"s with The addition 0i freight.
We are ln receipt 81 49, assortment IS Hnrtsons fid
FrriUm"ry 1ud nrir"s for H." toilet IN eycsy way supo
ror ~ any thing brought Ia this part Of the couty
We have ns0 IN hand M invoice Ut Ihush"a mad" "a
ori"r IN N"w York; comprising different patterns 0f FD"
MEDIUM AMI Cheap Hair Brushes, Cloth, Iint, Paint 'oe
Horse, WhIt"wnsb, nni ForubbIng brushes,
Grass AMI Gafi"n Seeds Of rypry variety, warranted
new, always OD hand,
Usage Orange fccd fr icdgos Ia quantity constant
~ Tor snlo, VIII, directions for rultI,niIug
Merchants visiting Gnl"nn ~" U,"d tO Io.k through
NY assortment ~ an prepare" Ia meet nny competition
Gool- viii be- furnished 81 the loNos price, "lcD ordered
by mai, AMI particular attention given 10 nscAing
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