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PROFESSOR ALEXANDER G. BARRY'S
TRICO ROUS.

nR Mccatcd Compound, fol preserving, restoring. and
~ beantih ing the hair eradicatins scruii and d3niru
preventing hal,ues and grey lair. Every lady who ever
tried il in IT," dressing nursery pronounceS il
unfivali. whether for the heads of children adults
It's chcapncsS L. another recommendation OF hun,rc!
times more valuable than other article of its class il
is sold at 100 per cent less price. Read the
HAIR and skin III the pamphlet accom- each bottle:
there Che philosophy of its operation * made perfectly
clear. stimulates nature to perform her functions and
preparation for tie hair and for diseases and hurts
the skin, glands, and muscles, it has equal in the
woIl. If any doubt exists to the virtue Barry
"hcr"us. refer them to the incloel testimonials
and thousands OF ladies and gentlemen in town and coun
try. JARVIS X CO..
Worlds Fair Block.
Sole Agents who will supply the Tricophcrous at New
York prices. Retail Il .5ctS. in large bot tcs
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She knows that her wealth is tie beside
ratum-she can love no one, because her
affection has grown like a Tough radish
bush, into seed She lives for the excite
mcnt of the thing-romance has long since
fed
You sec those fast youths, putting at their
HayanaS, with the calm consciousness that
their " mothers know they're out" They
are sent here by their anxious parents to es-
cape cholera, and the designations Of large
cities. Heaven save the mark ! Here are
misses in their teens, invalidS, roucS, octoge-
narianS, newspaper reporters, and opera
singers-a perfect hodgepodse-all making
fools Of themselves. Come, let us get away
back to Minnesota; lest infection strike us
comica!.
Here we are, back again, thank hcav
en-, free from the riot of fashion, and while
we gaze around our sanctum, beholling the
reality Of rolls Of manuscript, and piles of
Exchanges" comparing it with the dream
in which We have just indulgcd, right glad
some change it is, indeed. How happy it
was but vision!
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TIE VAEIErIEs.-We hope the public will
not be chary of patronage towards the va
rictics," now performing among us. We are
given to understand that rariety is the "spicc
of liIe;" but we do not forget the old adage-
ga rolling stone gathers no moss" prcccpt
these disciples Of the Z" brskin'' will do we'll to
follow, and thus remain some time with U.s.
We have been hitherto considered adamant
but have now made the discovery that we are
not impervious to the bright glanccs of a
Boyle" and " Crampton."
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LATEST NEWS.

New YORK. Jnly l3.
a dispatch dated New York, July 18th, says that
tie $1,000 taken from BELMosr's Bank, was re-
turned through the Post Office that morning, whou,
any word of comment. The small change, however,
$500, was kept.
Kingston dates Of the 2S;h ult. report cholera pre-
vailing in many Of the agricultural districts.
The Star IF the West reports that the American
guard Of so men, left by Mr.. BoRLAsp for the pro-
lection of the Transit Companys property at Puk,a
has been disbanded.
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LAvATER had the tel. ,erity to declare that GA
great woman not imperous, a fair woman not vain,
woman Of talent not jealous, an accomplished wo-
who shine four vi, ndcrs great enough
to be divided among the four quarters OF the globe
The penalty Of buying cheap clothes is the same
that Of going to law-he certainty of los. ng your
suit, and having to pay for it.
A merchant, being hurried, called upon a waggis h
neighbour the other day, and asking il he had spare
clerk to lend him, referred to very thin young
gentleman with pen behind his car, As being the
,parf.t he had.
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DarUfS s. Co.
WOLFE'S SCUIEDAM AROMATIC
SCHNAPPS.

A MEDICINAL. Diet Drink of enlncAtlv SOLITARY quail
~ locations. manufactured by himself exclusively: ut
his factory at Scheaap in lloii3nt.
1t is made from the best Barley that be selected IN
Europe. with the of aromatic Italian berry OF
Acknowledged and extraordinary medicinal properties Ii
rope and America. than any other diruetic beverage
In Gravel, Gout and Rheumatism, in distractions OF the
bladder AMI Kidneys and in general Debility, it, effects
are prompt decided. and invariably reliable And il is
not only remedy tor these malaieS but in all in
which they produced by drinking bad wafer which is
almost universally the cause OF tle operates
preventative.
The distressing effect upon the stomach bowels, and
bladder OF ta'tcr' new residents and all persons
accustomed to them produced by the nearly all
our great inland rivers. Ike the Ohio. Mississippi. and
Alabama, from the large quantity of dccayc vcgcia bic
matter conuincd in tiem i'll state OF solution is we'll
known is also that Of the waters OF limestone regions
in producing gravel, calcu. and stone in the bladder.
Tia" aromatic %hicodm Shad7S is an absolute corrective
of these injurious properties OF bad water and
qucnty prevents the diseases which they OCCASION
| Wholesale depot at JARVIS X Co.. Druggists
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I@15@ The Calcna came in yesterday about
one o'clock, bringing, as usual, Il large load OF
freight and passengers. To those who design
making a trip down the river. we would cspc-
cialIy recommend this boat. Her officers be
ing gcntlcmanly and attentive, combined with
the best of accommodations in every respect,
make her a favortc with the travelling public
wherever she is known. Give her a trial and
our word for it, you will have no reason to re-
greet the choice. She leaves to-day for Gale
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1854-07-19

EGy~ After enduring for some time past
weather almost oppressively warm, yesterday
we were visited with a delightful and cooling
shower, purifying the atmosphere, and causing
all to rejoice in the favorable change.
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\. NNthT
NACKUIsIN e. EDGERTON,
HINKERS EXCHANGE MD REAL E.SI.iTE

OFF1cE-NO :, WIySow IioUSE, ST.. PAIL MINNESOTA.
WILL buy and sell EXchangc-Iscount good business
w paper current rates-Receiyc Dcposes-Buy and
sell Zeal Estate CommSsion-Make Coectons-Take
charge of Read Estate Of residents pay taxes and do
all other business pertaining to their profession.
REFERENCES:
Willis A. Gorman Governor Minnesota; Alexander Ram
sey. Ex-Governor; Ogden, Jones & Co.. Chicago; Charles
Marvin, Del Bank, Delhi, n V; Wadsworth X Sheldon,
N. y; H. A. Tucker Co., Elk. Bank Chicago; Harrison
Fay, Boston.
70 Notes Of the Merchants Bank of Macon, received
on deposit and for Gold and Exchange current rates
June, a 1854. " june 70
CCI0oI BOOKS Of every description I'D in the Terri
- tory, d, COMBS Book store
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Eagle City.

BY glancn% over our columns this morning,
the reader will see that new town by this
name has recently been laid ont under the d.
rcction Of Mcssrs. SrAEKEY & PErrrYs. 1t is
situated sixteen miles from St Paul. on a bcat,-
tiful and healthy location-surroundcd by
farming land unsurpassed for fertility in the
acknowledgement with groves of timber
OF large size, suitable for building and fencing
purposes; and will certainly, at no very dis
tant day, become q popuIous place. Lots for
sale by SrAEKEY & PErTEys, Third street.
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The Chicago Tribune says that the Governor ha
committed the sentence of the La Sale murdcrcrs t.
Imprisonment for life.
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X + 4 DIN G 90 KS
SANIEES' NEW SERIES.

HAVE You seen them? They admirable books
All the teachers who have examined and used them
attest warmly their singular fitness for the purposes of the
school ROOM
They are, in fact the carefully considered results of the
most ample experience il teaching. and accordingly
adapted admirably i'll every way to the wants and powers
of the learner.
Here in the onset ''Iull arguments long drawn
out, to prove that - the picture of a cat is a
that the picture of a horse is horse that the
picture OF COW Is not cow and other information
equally valuable and appropriate in school book for
child.
On the contrary. the child is assumed to have
and to need instructions in what is useful
ed to his years. He is therefore puzzled the start
with long words and abstract definitions and wcaric,
with reading. participating to read, what is without ben
cd because above his capacity and without interest be
nSuifcr,bly dull.
In sanders New Reading Books step in the pro
cess til the very last is plainly preparatory the next.
The pupil pleasantly and protaby conducted through
lessons consisting of two, three, syllatrS
in regular succession all containing matter full
est moral and instructive. yet highly entertaining and
besides arranged while merely ching him read
to imbue his mind with the wholesome thought, and
dcvel"pe and strengthen his mental powers
Teachers, examine them. and Judge for yourselves.
The teachers throughout the Territory have set of
the above books for examination. by calling W 5
Combs, the American House, who is the only author
izel agent for Minnesota.
limo. III
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The Washington Onion officially announces the
appointment Of JOHN MCKEoN to the Office of Dis.
trct Attorney ofNcw York, vice CHAs. O'CoNNoR,
rasi
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The number Of incrnents in Chicago, July 18th
was So; deaths by cholera, II.
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NEW STORE! NEW sTOCK:

VET0tIR most respectfully inform the inha btants Of
w St. Paul and surrounding country that they aye
recently established themselves in the New store Third
street two doors above WlItneys Daguerrean Gallery,
where they offer the public assortment of
BOOTS AND SHOES
Which, for extent and variety, durability of material and
ccsa nee and of finish will challenge comparison
with the best selected stock in the Northwest.
Il being our determination TO do exclusive Boot AMI
shoe business. have every confidence in assuring tho
public that they all times id the BEST articles at
The PRICES CASH at the
BOSTON BOOT AND SHOE STORE, THIRD ST., ST. PAUL
jane lidtf
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NEWTON CRAWFORD, health officer at Rockford,
reports that there have been seventeen deaths by chol-
era in that city since the 25th of June, thirteen OF
which were foreign emSrants, just arrived by rail-
rnad.
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BOSTnN. June 10,

\ disturbance occurred at lawrence Mass on the
9th inst, between the Americans and the Irish
Pistols and other weapons used. lii reported
that the Catholic Church destroyed. The Ilsh
raised the American flag at Union town, with a cross
over it. The Americans seized it and tore it down.
A nunlbcr Of persons We're injured, no lives lost.
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rG.g~ We are indebted to the Editor for riv-
or ElvOrs.
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WHO WANTS TO GO IN To DO u y f1SS'
NOR SALE the entire stock Of Of the most money
Il making establishments in this city. 10 person
jsbirc engage chance seldom met with
is now within his reach Address ii. L., at the PIONEER
Office. All communications strictly confidential Ii. L.
~ % dtf.
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THEATRE,
NJ Rk EFT IT ALI,

NJ \ Rk EFT III ALL.
TyIiE SAINT LOUIS VARIETIES COMPANY, will have
/ the honor of appearing in Saint Paul for limited
number of nights.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, July 10Th, WILDE presented
the Comedy of
MAID OF MUNSTER.
Sir Lawrence Paragon. ........ Mr. MARX SMITH
Kate . l'rlen ................ Miss c. CHAMPION.
After which,
TIE LOAN OF A LOVER.
Peter Sryke. Observation-Disclosures. Mr.. MARK SMITH.
Capt. Amerafort. ........... Mr.. WEIGHT
Gertrude. Observation-Disclosures. Mrs. BOOTH.
To conclude with
THE YOUNG WIDOW.
Manderyille Observation-Disclosures. Mr.. WRIGHT
Splash Observation-Disclosures. Mr.. MARX SMITH.
AuIiel;a Observation-Disclosures. Mss G. CHAMPION.
Lucy..... Observation-Disclosures. Mrs. BOOTH.
Doors open at i; Curtain rise at S. .
Tickets can be had at the American Hotel and the
WinslOw House
Seats can be secured at the Hall from 10 to L.
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E9~ Sec next page, under Commercial head,
for rates of Money and Exchange, St. Paul
and Galcna Markets, &c.
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NOTICE TO BUSINESS MEN.

All. persons having accounts against TIE PiONEEi:
OFFICE dating since the FIRST MAY, 1853 rcques
ted present them Counting Room FORTHWITH.
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A. II. MOSLEY,
NASCFtfTr EER AND DEALER ALL KINDS OF
HATS, CAPS. FURS, AND GLOVES,
Third Street, opposite the MinneS,tidn office.
H. NJ has on hand, in addition o full stock Of
IL the articles above enumerated, large assortment
Of INDIAN CURtOSi1IES.
And Gentlcmen's Furnishing Goods He would also in
form the Ladies and Gentlemen Of Minnesota that he is
prepared to make up all descriptions Of Fancy FnrS, La
dies Riding Hats. and Gloves. at the shortest notice
The highest market price will be paid Tor furS anu
Deer Skins.
June 81 81 div
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STR ID,

T1CON the subscriber living in St. Paul one horse and
X ono mare The horse j. Arabian color. spotted
With white and red spots. The mare is of Bay color,
five vcars old Both had leather head stalls when they
liberal reward will be given to any person returning
the above giving information where they may DO
found to the undersigned living in Lower st. Paul
Jyne 80 d1w& JOHN ROGERS.
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The deaths in New York for the first week in in.
", were ISL, Of which lS3 were from cholera, chol
era morbns and cholera infnum. The total number
is an increase of III the week previous.
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rG~ QUIT CLAIM DEEDS for sale al
this Office.
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r ". SIMI son. James lawther aud John i. Bradford
81 have this Iay entered in co-parnership un'cr the
vie and firm of j. W SIMPSON &CO for the purpose OF
tr;nsa citing Wholesale Grocery, Produce, Forwarding
and Commission Business Lower Icyee 81. Iaul. MINI.
Hume % 1854 june Aft.
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4 number of fIOUSEMAfDS, who do all kinds Of
n general housework--also few active Young Men,
for in hotels. who understand the business Welt
always obtain desirable situations and fair wages by
calling at tho INTELLIGENCE OFFICE,
July lit Third street, ST, Eau.
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G.. HAMILTON Il co.

fDit litr. LADlr.S.
NPS. HALLS New Household Receipts,
III - - New Cook Book,
Mrs Re lies Complete Cookery
New Receipt for Cooking.
L. HAMILTON & co.
Jun" 'P'fif No. =. VIM low Ifo
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NIUNfil,
O0nHn To LOAN in sums TO .uit and from,
-OVOV six months to five years. Also Town
Lots bought and sold. Some the most yalua bic pro
er'y III town Tor sale Call at liYNEMAN )
Lower Ieyec.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-19

HARLEM EAILRoAD-INLAND ROUTE ON AND
bsny and
street accom- nodation train A. NJ, STOPPING At vii
leaving depot corner Of Wits and cen,ro
H ipii ss e. a.s .s
sna m
CIo'on Falls. fIews,srs P.wngs ooyes Plans Nj Ter
With the wesesn Railroad tain arriving
From City Sail station Miorson at 4s PM stopping
At White Plains, Newcasts, cloton Falls and station
pas way taoas Wits P.ns A az ana
s.oPgns At Yotstle and :sss9s nos,a william Bridge
NJ. stopping at Ill ~aJ stations.
sssssea a us Bgao aai ssha PLACES aor
aad vest q Albany ~ the company once corner q ew
train ii man ,tasaa. ,boTs asns Bras
1.sy NJ ans AssHy Cha,
Plains Pawngs, cro,On Falls white Plains ana aisms
Bridge arriving q, New iosS q; Z. NJ PASSENGERS
train from sprnghsla 70 Asany iii connect i,h hi.
sn r. sp SsR e. % aas
dale HilIsdse uopake, si'Fson Aenis, sa,sac Dover
ton Fs Ehiys Pisas ,ua Williams srass Pssssas'rs
Y n mn @ rom ys0s Gooa a
Passengers setwesa croron Isns AMI aili.ms Bridge
n < M, from M,nsrton, stopping AZ all stations be-
Nsspn sDd wo P1n a ara sS,ps SSw
al tim: table stations sr;yins at New York 1T ~
ssesn FAIL draaa Ne. y"rs
SEA- 500 h from rotor zaiis st9pPing a. al
sis'a9ns s Ssw Y1rt ' - q
sn nris ss f i, 'sps a. i isa Fs9S
and soP a.. Stopping ., ~ stations, ., c.,,
sss ana II way 's.ti9n q g ans r.
trails Nil DO received ana landed II Her York lac
Ss Mssa s .rs sa y Al tho
JOlN y. ELIOT, Superintendent.
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DRY GOODS, sc.

A ssIGNEE,s sALE.-THE ENTIRE STOCK AND
IA fixtures Of the extensive rsta fancy and variety
No. s Blocker street. will for few days be offered at
and in many instances less order to the
made fer the benefit Of hs cred
purchase well selected stock Of fancy goods
lire together with the lease good stand for the
will please present their claims to the subscriber, at his
WINCHESTER BRIrToN, Assignee.
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GALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. CARPETS. Pr
- anoforte, &c.-WlI be sold morrow, Tuesday June
20 at % o'clock all the furniture in the house on Forty
fifth six doors east of Broadway prng rich
pestry Brussels and ingram carpets lace and brooatee
curtains oval mirrors elegant rosewood etegere with
BILE mirror doors and back suits Of parlor
furniture in broeatelle elegant rosewood pisnofore
ror oil paintings rosewood etegere Ichy carved
ood marble top centre pier and fancy tabes
wood ete tete in broeatee sofa bedstead
hognny and walnut French and cottage bedstads best
cured horse hair mattresses extension dining table, silver
plated china dinner and tea sets, basement and
kitchen furuurs, &c. Sale to commence at l0 O'Clock
precisely. House to let, possession imme dia teIy.
c. W. HOLMES, Auctionoer.
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ONE OF THE MOST DELIGHTFUL LOCATIONS IN
~ the word-Peremptory sale Of three hundred villa
lots. Bergen Heights, at Sherwood and Clarsmont-
DAVID SCOTT, Auotioner, will sell at austion on the
opnd on Aordsy tuesday ana Wednssdsy the isn,
ing from Ave to eight city lots each Also 200 choice
building lots 30 be continued each day N O'Clock
The villas Of Sherwood and Caremont ae located about
road to Newsrh and Bssyen Pos over Which om
nibuses constantly running and from Jersey City,
cation with the city Of New York eli hours Of the
Bergen Heights elevated abou: ninety feet above tide
water commanding q magnificent view of New York city
and harbor Brooklyn, Staten Island, the NArrows TO-
there has erected several
doing business New York, to whom reference Is
made respect 10 tho and advantage Of the
by omns.sos running from Jersey City isr
81 9, 10Y, and u A. NJ, and 81 Az. 51s on and
~ Pm; fare Ga cents. The sale viii be peremptory, to
.hs highest bidder Terms &c.. which wiz be very liberal
ticulars inquire of the Aucneer at ootts Real Estate
Exchange, Montgomery street, Jersey City.
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GCTION N0TICE:-THoMAs BELL, AUCTIONEER.
|ae rooms ~ Centre street, will be sold dne lot Of
urnuIs from Is class country hos BAN
oth cots beds 20 mattresses Sofas eouohss looking
9ntinued on Tuesday. Wednesday, as above. will be
"a entire stock of merchant tailoring
onable clothing, $500 value broadcloths cassimeres
ings trimmings, &c. Sale positive, Our friends must
every allowance for present inconvenience for few
!, till store ia complete.
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II r.. VAN ANTWERP, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
glaes, and china u. Il. AHANTWERP SON viii
~ on Tuesday Goth inst at 10 O'Clock ut ZIG Pearl street.
rom tho shelves lots to suit 800 ots assorted
hise srsnits, Light blue printed. ep.ey G. dpt ard
dg, ware Rockingham and yellow ware Ac Also, I'D
osf' nrd oStr American ~ he sold ny In" psck
es sho cssk ksivss forks tfAss, tsrA
'ty deA.'s erooefs, and sountry merehsnts are di
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SALES AT AUCTTOH.

LBEKT b. NICOLAY, AUcTIONEER.-FINE OLD
4 Co., viii sell ut auction Monday and Fussdav
kins June y and 20 At O'clock. 81 our G..e
Of fne old Paintings Of the most re9sohe GLASS also,
,Beemens of the Belgian school among fnis sxgui
most sItrsOrdnsry potgss ever offered ss auction.
6xurss life size psinti in 1910 by Erasmus Quilin
Is Of the srsndess pieces Of Scripture paintings
1Acates will be gwen with this painting. ssbinet
|leaps and fgyss by Bsrghem, Diana at the Bath BY
"a An eyquiste Cattle piece by ROBBIE guaranteed
Niece BY Delmau, Landscapes and interiors by Lamo-
Sre, VS. Dryken, Lining Dietrici. Mnet, Tcheggny.
h. Whson also fine pieces by Domenichino Jan Steen
srvelds Corregio and others The above brief details
bot gven TO draw the attention of connoseurs but arc
Hvsy and vertically offered in good faith
A. II. NICOLAY,
T. SINTZENICH.
W.R. BREWSTER.
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LIQUORS, &C.


on O00 OLD STYLE STONE JUGsS sCHID-
LU.UUU dam gin, oh club schnapps aud Lon.
don cordial gin bandes wines aies porter! brown stout
eegars champsgnes, &c for sale by w. H. UNDERHILLS
per below any other house. 40 Brooms street,
nOO DOZEN CLARET WINE or vARIOi r
l.UUU brands at q 20. 81 ~ o. IS 49,, 20, per
tis,es 70 suit purchasers, by VIM H. UNDEKHILL, a.
Broo ~ ssrest corner OF Crosby. Masonic temple.
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ASTROLOGY.

AZ ADAAE MORROW Is, WITHOUT EXCEPTION, II =
t most wonderful Astrologst in the world, that
ever sson known. She will tell past present. and future
81 nts and win show your future husband and abss1t
In Europe shs seventh daughter OF seventh dauEht9
sad born With natural gilt By invoking the q
tell their thoughts aA4
will happy pas together, who will all entsD
OF hing baon for .ufioa
pYe5ioors truly astoniehng TO all That ys&
All who have been disappointed esswhsrs ana these
6sps5o pon sdyica founded principles
science 70 brccmo Aesk, b6tvson Csnasa AN4
Co'umHs strests. Goatismsn sN admitted.
MADAME BLANCHE Tue woRLD-RENowNED
l atrooss WAC hss been vtited during the past
By 20 90 ptrtons neuo many Hthe most disnguished
ladies aud gentlemen In the Un6n be consulted At
trre e7ents Of lfeiove courtship natrimoay life,
sickness and rend lost stolens
Lusines prospects de- Madame Blsnohes reputation
arooss has been acquired BY Of study and
Il coextensive with the Union
MRS LADoAUs, 10. POS CANAL STREET Is HoY
W preps-ea TO tell ra, prfen AID faure evsats Iowa
cour.shp ead marrsys she w so MAKE love u9suA 10.
thlt % mention In "A Aeve tsssnt ntS
.his. Please give m a ctA
TpHE WONDER OF THE w0RLD-MADANEC CLIFTON.
natural gifted aud seisntinc lady causing greAs
tis city giving each every whs
visit statements thr augh life Madame O.
Il the only resi- female hroogst that is
was in oar city She warrants correct statement, al
MARRIAGE iose< friends.
deaths &C. Tits wonderful sssress will shorS
tine this city she ntsrs Visiting Europe all who
doaso in i.s atsSs paricutay tho rhsu
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