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CLAIMANTS TAKE NOTICE,

THE reNt regular meeting of ;hc pakota County
Claim Association, viii be held at the school
house at haposia, on the first Saturday OF April neat,
a. 10 oclo,s. \. ".
Tie Executive Committee 81 she Association win
ful the Transaction &c the business belonging
their Office, al The house al \. r. FrecCh al karosiH,
>Gturi.y She 25th INST. by ORDER the Executive
tomin!ttee. q. G. GIBBS, Chairman.
: y. COOK, Secretary. IL Il
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Nt.NE f.ENDs I;Y tXpR sSS.

a 7 IeDlC'S Book store An elegant assortment
~ II fine knives Gold Pens aud God cases and every
thing required furnish the desks u OF
Legislative Assembly.
NEW BOOKS, among which are
Miss Brrmers H9mes;
Grecl,N's Art ard Industry;
Judge Edmonds' SQlritnalisni
ood Stone
FERNs for FANNy's Little Friends
And ntnV other and valuable publications. ali
OF which VIII be snId rs 5 po..ihe.
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JOHN KNAPP,

WHOLESALE Grocer and Commission Merchant,
w No. 81 Levee, third door South OF Locust street
Saint Louis, Missouri;
Has In store and arrive large and well selected
stock of Groceries Wines and uors which offer
ed II the lowest Merchants from the country
,nvi; cd IN an examination of nv stock. AZ 4w
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"a. Spring Sales! 1854
X. r. PERRY Il co.,

I n Q x I z X O IT X d W I X F
No Sc, Man Street, 50. Louis, No.
A IE in receipt of Of the larses, and hest
n assorted stocks Of goods brought To this
ket. We would call the attention oi the Merchants
throug the the fact that the larger portion
oi Goods ordered previous to tue recent adj
prices and cUn>eg uenty viii be able to C0H
the Old prices. Cali and examine Tor yourselves,
aud yod viii find that We can show you Goods On al
least fair terIus any house III The west. AZ 5w
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WINDOW CLASS-DiRECr IMPORT
Guarding SASS"

&c I x DING MASS"
n Ole ali who intend planting sardeHs--yho are
n disposed TO ''mnd their aad q's-who have
faith in cabhage-(taiiors not exoepied) who "huow
beans when The bag is opened-SvhO ac acknowledge Ike
corn IN the roasting earwho believe in the FOOD time
coming-when new poato-ses ana ripe tomato-ses--
fence ra cucumbers and inclined nine sqnishes, Will
please ID" and administer 10 the appeiites of
'toiiing millions
lhi, special proclamation, greeting: Ii YOU want
fresh Garden Seeds, come and get them, al
BON ID a KEIIOGGS,
Is At the Old brown Drug store
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Country Merchants
HENRY NORRIS,

\ Third Street, has hand fine assortment o
Dry Goods consisting in part Of Dress Goods, Neii-
nos, ApacCas, Mou,ln de Laines all Woo do, fluds
Gnghaui, Shawls, 1r innings, Embroidery, Hosiery
4 in snort every thug III the Dry Goods line usually
called for b, the ladies. Call and examine his GOODS
,uJ nrce. 33-tE
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IL in need OF map Of 81 Paul will do wei
y Ia call Combs and procure one, there axe bu
few eit.
Price-SI,0C and s! as NJ
COMBS BOOKSTORE.
feb - neir the American House.
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:. NJ. MCIuNG. F. n. x'CLUrG.
A. MooNALD. C. l.. THOMPSON.
&. NJ. McCLUNG Il CO.,
is Main street. st. Louis, Mo.
VIII have eCe,ved by lAt Septeuber taelr stock OF

ID W N]H NtTtPVs 81. IIUUIss Mo-
VIII have ceived by ls September, lAelr stock Of
FALL AND WINTER
FOREfGN md DOMESTIC DRY GOODS.
/ VIII embrace greater variety and he more com
meing and general than they have offered
thi- market Every articlc The requirement, Of the
tai Trade demand can he obtained from them
IL ~iil Ice their constant rtion conduct their
business to make II The interest OF merchants to deal
til them Evcr> article in their STOCK viii be sold
cheap il he obtained IN The city, delivered
from New YORK o. Boston IL = their desire to 10 bu
sinss. with responsible merchants, ara IA such man.
that when commenced. il VIII continue.
They know that tneir success .pends solely upon
the success Of tei customers. and viii be their aim to
make their intercourse with merchants mutually and
rec iprocaily beneficial.
They ash from merchants who visit st Louis this
Fall thorough examination OF their stock and prices.
81 Louis. Aue. >, lo53-tf
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LYMAN FREDERICK CALLESDER.
RUBY IL CAELf.N DER,
SIIAKOPEE, VI. T.
FAVE msde the necessary arrangements to enable
them to keep constantly on hand during the co
ing season, large supply of good
ShakOpee Lime.
which be had all times by the barrel, tieree or
boat load accommodating terms.
builders in St Paul are informed that supply VIII
be Kept constantly hand al the different ware houses
IN the city. The Shakopee lime has been web tried
anu Is known be stronger ind much cheaper tor
mason work or for pasiering than that brought from
bubulCe dnd confidently expect 10 be able to sup
ply the demand in the Minnesota valley and The settle
ments on he Mississippi t4y-tf
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WASSON HOUSE.
,iARLEs ". BoRtr. CHARLES II. DANES.
BORlP & O8Efs.

BORCP CAKES.
Bankers and Exchange Dealers,
SAINT PAUL, MIEAEsoTA.
'HAkE The liberty 10 inform the merchants and other
business men OF the Territory. that they have
itcly formed sdch business connections the pTuc-
pal cities oi the East and south be able To AFFORD
thcm all usual
Hawking Facilities.
They VIII receive current hank Uotes on deposit,
for which they VIII give their certificates payable in
ike funds IN com exchange the East al cG:.
rent
Exchange on the East, South and Europe,
bought and Soil.
Collections prompty siteHded 10 AMI proceeds for
wardeJ, less exchange.
Land Uarr1atS Bon ght ard SOL
Uncnrrent bank notes taken at hiesI oates. t40-Gm
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CATIICART.
No. 20. Robert street. st. Paul. ". t.
Wholesale and RctGH Deoicr in Foreign and
Domestic Dry Coods,
E[ EFpS constantly ON hand a large and well selected
IA OF fancy and STAPLE DIy Goods, consisting III
part of Brown shseti rs, ShirtiDgs stripes, irt.bg,
Prints Muslin de Iaines Luaters, MeripOs, Veisets,
Hosiery and Gloves, S6- etc.
large stock OF Caf,etiug, Drngects, Mating, and
a II Kind. OF House Furnishings, low tor AsB at
43l No. 70. RoBEEr Strict. 1T. Pad.
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ct. Epuis advertisements.

FROM THE NEWSPAPER AND ADVERTISING AGENCY OF
WIS. SWIMMER,
No. Ia Second ST.. st. Louis, Mo.
VIZ HO is the Agent of the hes; ard widely cir
w culated Newspapers in the " est ard is author
ICED to take Advertisements and Subscriptions The
Publishers lowest rates.
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UNITED STATES MAIL.
Et.- n to bidders for mail service IL
Wisconsin and Minnesota.

Pos OTriCE DrPArRMEFr }
leh. y, 1884.
kt.\ &. issuing 10 advertisement OF the 9Th jan
- 10 lsJi. cc.ta.n changes and additions have
rpin.u ugoG, rcmor.In, necessary the fol-
pt 4nrntSfy advertisements Therefore,
ct, Tor carving ihe mails of the United
IA The first OF Jrly, 1854, 10 the SOL June,
iasivc, on he following routes in " Is
.-t.,-' .lul MINNESOTA, will b. received at
1T Dihce Of the Post Office Department, in
. " shia stun, nuiil m, of 10 April,
uc decided by The 30ih April, iS5i) M
q ~ Do>ci> pra'of on de Ga JanueTy, 1854,
oes'ay re sane numbers:
i.. ter,tions aad additions since the adver-
"a January, 1854, was issued ate ndi-
'l.,.s, Incuded in brackets under each
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J.. I D0WoAiL. Il L. CARR. II. v p. BLOCK.
Dow DALI. CARR 81 CO..
yIyASI!ENGTON FOUNDRY, Engine and Machine
w SHOP, Corner Of second and Morgan streets
Sr. LoUIs, No.
Manuiac turers of steam Engines and Boilers Saw
and (:rt Mil Machinery, Tobacco and Presses,
Lar. Kettles, Lard and Cylinders Wool card
ing Machines Young's Patent Smut Machines, Building
castings, sc.
Agents sale OF James Smith and Coz superior Ma
chine Cards.
lyManufactuIers Of Eureka, Portable, upright ST
Mills. IS 3m
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dNHOCoLATE, a superior article--for sale at toe
a Central Drug store
HUSBANDS calcineJ Magne,a, entirely free from
carbonic acid and of four times the strength ri The
common calcned magnesa, for sale at the Chemical
laboratory, corner Sd and Cedar street.
4 hDoMINALsuppor,ers of The most approved styles
"A for sale ny w. " HICHCOX. corner
81 and Cedar streets.
S.HoulDEN braces Of every variety lor sale at 'he
- 81. Paul Drug store.
L1LAVORINC E1i1acls-Ieinon, vanila, orange, pine
r. apple, &c. for asvorne pies, tarts ice cream, &c
for sale AT the Central Drag store.
LWOsTINCs OF ALL COLORs, for sale by
n w. w HiCHCOX.
StEIDLITZ AND SODA PowDERs-l3 boxes fer
ST. PAUL DRUG STORE.
4 DIIEslNE PLASTER--that VIII hold on mar
IN Scr without pegging. For sale quantities to
suit purchasers. by w. ". HlCIICOX
APiRir GAS.--As a member Of the society for The
- Suppression 81 ignorance aud The relief q suffer
ing, We would call upon all those afflicted with an eN-
of this artCe to call on us and we VIII try 10
~. ". HICHCoX.
ALATINE--Co oper's ard Coxe's Sparkling Gala
CENTRAL. DRUG STORE.
yHVRU SSES-a large assortment OF Marsh's self nd-
ST. PAUL DRUG STORE.
SsrRuCE CT Ma rather pure article which viii be
CENTRAL DRUG STORE.
NDORT MONAIS--a large variety, which will BE sod
>''''' Nv HIcHcox
fEOMIIS--o. ever description. at the
u ST. PAUL DRUG SrOR".
IHRUSHES-eveTy kind, from sweeping, to tooth
CENTRAL DRUG STORE
In front of the Court Uorse, Of 81 ard Cedar
(VOTT0N LINEN THINE and that j. rot awl a,
u the sr.PAUL DRUG STORE.
V1AY RI 81 received BY Tie ss canoe and or I'd G
RO b. the gallon or bottle at the
Dec. II, 1881 CENTRAL DRUG STORE.
OFFICES. ciunnnc re pper, Al-pice, VI utInegs,
! - Ginger, Cloves, Mustard, etc, at
wM. W. uICHCoXs.
ssRESERVED FRUIT-pcars, pluns peaches, pine
4 apples apricot currents etc. at the
| ST. PAUL Drug STORE.
CtAE.ID OIL. a YER superior article for sale at
y the CENTRAL DRUG STORE
SNORN STARCH, for pies clstar,is blanc man &c.
" ], is also held in high estimation diet for in
yalils for saie by W W. HiCHtOA.
I'D AIsNS lew boxes OF those hie, large rasins. for
IA sale by HICHCOX.
HtOD LIVER OIL-warranted pure and seaui,.e, Tor
d J sale at the DRUG STORE,
Dec. IL, cor ~ and Cedar sts-
ANiGARS, few thousands best Havana cigars which
We will II the trade Todu'ed prices at the
| DRUG AND CHEMICAL ESTABLISHMENT,
Dec.l1l cor 81 and Cedar SITS
INlYINDOW GLAsS-ahough our assortment is
w broken, We have still Large lot which will be
cut 30 cider, az the
| 81. VAUL DRUG STORE.
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10 CAPITALISTS. FAR NEHS AND EN-.
IERANTs

yENiE undersigned has always hand Cor sale ior
cash time, from
TEN TO TWENTY THOUSAND ACRES
Of rura land, i'm proved uEiinroved sclu;n- farms
Of different size and degrees 81 improvement. prices
corresponds with these.
Also-iroper,l in 81. Paul and suburbs, sud in Man.
saio CITY, 81 Anthony, Shahoee, ieSu-Gr, Traverse
dts SiuIx and Eureka.
He all lines accommodate, on TIE easiest
terms any who r. atty ris6,s to purchase.
HENRY NcKENTE,
Dealer III Real Estate. st. Pau. Mimi. Ter.
Ofics'he old ro-i-oice building, Th!id street.
ST. Paul. ED. Ii, 1894. ~ r.
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p. CuourEAu, .R. JAS. HARRISON. VALE
IRON MOUNTAIN IRON AND NAILS.
ChOteam, Harrison 4 Vale.

EEROPRIITORS Of the -. LOUIS ROLLING MILLS
VIII keep OF hand tan supply of merchant ba
roD boiler plate. sheet iron and nails. manufactured
their establishment from the of the Iron Mountain
i'll also keep all other articles usually kept in ~
iron Store which ey invite the attention of
merchants.
II arehouse No. l29 Second street, 81. Louis Mo
CIIAS. ". BORUP.
Agent DIT ST. Paul.
MAY 2, 1851. 3--tf
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unsurpassed GGaiitS and freshness by any other e.
so-turnt N Minnesota. II - expected that he " Ill
furnish the XII SHIN army about tle Z2d with
suFPile. prior To theu CLOSING thu Danube Ia The
Inc ni Fancy groceries. his shelves ttfrlg CRBAN
III good things, anu q. to his assortment Of Ninea
ana Liquors better or purer article never cam, from
the importer. They were brought from NV Vol d.
rect and bear the custom huu-e mark and nav. e cis-
tom ho1sC taste Which great 81 >lraum those
who wish liquors i1r Medicinal pUrp,scs Figu. corn.
Potatoes G., HIS hrort 81 The hus ne-s "a = the
intention 81 the subscriber L. .c eNCeil.d =, none
Those who have already had SACKS Gict, should
call and let FILLMORE. Eut there Is no time for
iurther ration the Presidents Message l. eX
rtcted. and II u generally supposed th. the peoples
time vii he a&tn Ia lis peIU~Hl. - don't forget
bot remember the Brick Wholesale ana Retail Gro cry
Store, where can be fond
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l.. BLUM'S
New York Bazaar,

Ladies hear,-Call-andy YOU will buy,
l.. BLC Nj has hitherto spared no pains TO please
The ladies' OF ST Paul and vicinity ana he is as read,
now TO 30 them homage for iheI lice al patronage
he has ever been, and ever will he. During The past
he has been twice New YORK for their espe-
cia benefit and he them that his stocl
Gently received, Will meet their wants and wishes. On
his counters for ns peCon, (and he viii always be hap
py show his goods,) Will lie found A beautiful variety
AZ siks, black and COlored. sparkling and brilliant
al. prices. MerinOrs, all wool deia.Hes, Bumbalines
Alaacas black and Colored. Prramettes, Nelyes all
colors, with general variety Of DRY GOODS.
ENBR OIDERY.
The ladies' well know that al the Bazaar can be found
a large variety OF Embroidery.
HOSIERY.
Wool and Cotton, at all prices.
SHA WIS.
Wooden, Merinoe, Broshe. silk and Zephyr " ool, AT
ali prices.
ECRS.
OF all descriptions, Victornes. Muf., Cuffs Gloves.
for ladies and gentlemen. Boots and shoes CATERS and
India Rubhcrs.
JEstELRY.
lie has also hand the best assortment of ievelry
of ST. Louis consisting OF gold and silver watches.
breast pins for ladies' and gentlemen fob ami long oh
Ug gold AND silver thnhles, cirU!s, pens and pencils,
meut oil plated silver.
CHRiSTSIAS PRESENTS.
Ladies in search of Christmas presents for children
ORD grown persons, viii nnd every thing 10 please in
this line a, BuH's Bnzsar, at very low prices.
GUNS AND PISTOLS.
have received from large importing house in New
York large variety OF Guns and Pistols which be
bauht for o and upwards
ST. Paul Nov. II, 3ltf
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COLLINS 4 OAKES,

AUCTION y CU1IMIssioN 0IERCUAvrs
" ILL sell every NoAay, "Wednesday and Saturday
W Evenings. DCS GOODS, tiOtii.g Bootsaui >anes
Groceries aud Furniture, an! other Goods tat may
be seuf to tle.u on Consignment.
81. Paul Feb 2Slh, la54. - If
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ST. PAU. MUTUALINSCRAN CONF
FiNl

PiNS.
Capital stock $4,000, and constantly iRcreds-
ing.
ALEX. WITKIN. President.
W. z. MURRAY, Vice PRESIDENT;
GEoRGE ". FARKENCToN. SeCretsrr;
&. "A. fARKER. Treasurer
Are now prepared 10 ash Mutual Policies 81
rs iavorabe rates Of premium auy other responsible
company.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
Franklin steele, Alexander Ramsey,
Chds. W. HnTup, Alexander Wik;n.
Chas. IL Parker, henTy Vi Ricc,
Chas ". Fillmore, William l. ANTS.
Levi Snau, William =. Murray
John Harrington, George " Harrington,
Abrsm NJ Ffiuey.
ONCE on st Anthony street. IN the room 20 aerly
occupied BY The Territorial Secretary
February. lc5i t7-ly.
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aul, Dec. 20, 1858 % IT.
SALE STABLE.

I'JE subscriber has taken the stable Tbird street
torn.sri, occupied hN J. W. Vincent a ca. The
stable mas bees. Thoroughly repaired anG ! pre-.
pared TO take horses. cattlc. Ac safe, keel,
by The month. wee. Gay; snd VII give STRICT
ton 10 ali stock that may be ie "a stable. My
friends and the public generally in, itod to call when
IN town. L. 4. BfSSE!.i..
81 Paul March Z. 1854 f6-,f
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&. y. Fillmore

has opened in the brick builLia1 nu 81 Athorr
street formerly Occupied by Johl FalrnEton where he
qGtrs FIFTEEN THOUSAND DOLLARS WoRrH of
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WONDERFCL! WONDERRFUL:

VN Dt4FfF 4 Z. WVNOENR Ft T..
fENiE "HAICiEf Is BURIED" the "CALkMUT OF
a PEACE is between our teeth, and The smoke of
good Faith, reconcation and all the other good hings
imaginable L floats ubOve our heads, assuming
fantastic shapes just prior 10 its advent INTO the world
OF nroclaims with "NoiCe thunder" the
that HlCHCON. of the 81 Paul Drug store has made
extensive alterations and improvements ia his store,
and boast OF possessing the i.ARGE and BEST
FILLED, DRUG ana CHEMICAL WAREHOUSE, THIS
Of 81. LoUis.
Ira wing completed arrargeu e1ts with Blow, and
several houses in the cities Of New No,h, Philadelphia,
and Pittsburgh, now prepared 10 fnrnish Paint
ers, huiiders and all who contemplate using " bite
Lead, Zinc Pant, Ol, TurpentIe. Narnishes, Dr.,
Paints, Window G,as, al sizes. G. with the best
No articles that can he procured In those cities and
at reasonable rates as living profit vii! admit.
We have Just received per press large lot Of Pare
Chemicals. and ply sicials and others, who may pre-
scribe need for personal large small quaint
dies, may assured that they will lie offered
sonabie rates and dispensed with and exacncss
w w. HlCHtOX,
Corner I'd and Cedar
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EMBLEMATlc PROPERTIES OF A WEDDING
RING

kMbLLNAIN fhOTEN ipo VI W tbp's''
RING.
Emblem of happiness, not bought nor sod,
Accept this modest ring, Of virgin gold.
Love in the small but perfect circle trace,
And duty in it, soft though strict embrace.
Plain, precious, purs, as best becomes the wife,
Yes firm to bear the frequent rub Of life.
Connubial love disdains fragile toy,
Which rus, can ta'ni.h, or touch destroy
Nor much pdmires whs, courts the general gaze
Tho dazzling diamonds msret'iiious blaze,
That hides with glare the anguish Of the heart,
BY nature hard, though polsh'd bright by art.
More to thy taste the ornament that shows
Domestic Bliss, and, without glazing, eows;
Whose gentle pressure serves to keep the mind
To all correct. to one discr.etly kind
or ample elegance the unconscious charm,
The only amulet to keep from harm;
To guard At once, and consecrate the shrine,
Take this dear p,.Jge--it makss and keeps
thee mine.
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NOT T. T..
4 LII PERSONS indebted to the firm of
"A Ward 4 fivion, by note or account, for
the years 1901, SO and 50, and the previous
firm Of Ward & Wilson, are hereby earnestly
requested to make immediate payment, as many
Of our notes and accounts are upon the verge
Of the grave from our previous indulgence and
the operation Of the law, and unless they are
promptly liquida,ed, our passive indifference
will give way to batter counsel, (whiIe our i'm
nglnary virtues may prove our real RUM by
adopting the only remedy that sei-defense
points out for our protection. Please give usa
call, as ws shall shortly have new stock Of
goods, when We can present better attractions.
Marshall, Feb. 6, 81.
WARD & NfNfON
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SELECTED poetrp.


70 . Dsavttfsi JsvisA oisi sf Aissaa
FRAGMENT.
o. Jsli.A hid our 10, been c..,
In tAs. remote And smple time.
When shepherd swsins, thy fathers past
From dressy wlds and deserts vast,
TO Judah's happy cline;
Nv cong upon the mountain rocks,
Had echoed Of thy rural charms;
And ! had fed thy fathers focks,
O Jsii.h OF the raven loeAa
To win thes 10 ny Ems.
ou- tent, besids tie murma' calm
on Jordan's grassy-ves,ed shore,
Had sough. the shadow Of the palm,
And bIsssed with Glead'. holy balm
Our hospitabe door
A. falling night, or ruby dawn,
Or yellow moonlieht's welcome cool,
with health and giadne.s We had drawn
From silver fountains on the lawn,
Our pitcher trimming full
How sweet to Us a, sober hours.
The birds Of Salem would have sung,
In orange or in almond bowers,
Fresh with the bloom of many flowers,
Like thee forever young
But ali, my love- thy fathers land
Presents no more spicy bloom
Nor fills with fruit the resper's hand,
But wide ,s silent wlds expand
A desert and tomb.
Yet, by tho good and golden hours
That dawnsd thosc rosy fields among
By Zion's paltn-encircled towers,
By Salem's fat forsaken bowsfs,
And long forgotten song
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pussh says Nicholas called bic brother,
is-lsw. sAs k~e Of Prsssis. :" an aes.l Of
1870" A sagsl. afss H. Rsssian view,
-. q sessss. I've viags-eos Of iataa.
~, sai sas " artillery.
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TINE Executive Board Of Managers, appoin
L ed bv Marshall Lodge No. -, announce to
he DR. h:,c that the sth session Of the institute
commenced on the First Monday in Septem'
Der and will continue ten months, embracing
two. sess,ons-but no vacation at the close OF
the firs,-under the direction Of the following
FACULTY.
Rev. THO. 4. WILSON, d. d., Pre,ident
Mis-. MARTHA LITrLEsiKLp, Wee Principal
Mis-. SusAs H. FosrgR. Eagl,sh L'ieasnre.
Mrs l.. CoRsgLIA Jusr, Ornamental DEPART
neai and French.
Miss ELIZA NJ. BuRros, Primary Department
Miss AsAssLLA JtssIrr jusE, Mus,e, Piaao
and Guitar.
Miss l.. CoRskLA JUsr, Music, Organ
Mis-. jrprrH y. EVANS, As''tam TsaeAer IN
Muse.
Mr. d. pAsFoRrn, Professor Of Vocal Music,
sion, twenty Weeks.
pstsAsy psPAsrxrsr-Or,hogr
Reading, and writing, per session Of
FIVE months, oio W
s.cosp JUNIOR Glass. Elementary les
sons in Arithmetic, Grammar, Geo
rraphy, Natural Philosophy, Phisi.
ology, aud History el1 30
FIRST jusioR CLAss-English Grain
mar. Geography, Arithmetic contln-
ued, Natural Philosophy, Watts on
the Mind, Botany, Geology, Ay,hol
ogy, and History. 40 DO
NrppLn CLAss--Chemistry, Rhetoric.
Logic, Moral Science, Mental Phi
losophy, Evidences Of Christianity,
Political and Domestic Economy,
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TIN n Al 3.

7 II. VANliOOK, msnu(sciurer of Tin,
q Copper, and Sheet Iron, keeps constantly
OH hand Z complete assortment Of Tin ware,
which 10 will sslI Al Shreveport prices.
Job " ork done In superior manner and II
short notice. Gutttering done At short notice,
and cheap.
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Philadelphia Saddlery Wareh.,..
SIGN OF rHE GOLDEN uoRsvuy.n
No. & Magazine street. and No. A Csasl ,
ca MAGEE & kNEASS Manu6s,a
rerS and Importers of Ssddl.n ,I
~ Saddlcry Hardware. Harness, T,,l.
Carpc, Bags, &c, Leather, Material, ~
Findings for Saddlers, Coach, Tmnk 49,
makers, comprising one of the la,c,.
and most complete assortmen,s 10 be found I
this city.
PLouGus-Carey, Dudley, and Peace,
Ploughs, Of every description and size
REGALiA-I q. O. F., Masons, and s efr
Regatta, and Paraphcrnala Of every dests
ton the larges, and mos. complete a,.,,.
men, to be found in the United States
INDIA RtBnlR pELtfNo, PACKING, .c
Magcc and kncass are the principal avvrl,
for the Boston Betting Company, for the u !.
of India Rubber Betting and Packing for s.ssr
Joints and boilers; Hose Of every size. T.
gethcr with a complete assortment of all q.
.criptions Of India Rubber Goods, which liz,
ollrr at the lowest market rates
~ Look for the Large Horse standing
,he door at Magazine street,
January I, 1884. IT,