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THROUGH TICKET FROM RICHMOND TO VIRGT.
MA SPRINGS
BAGGAGE CHRCkED THROUGH
NINETEEN NILES LESS STAGING THAN ny ANY OTHER
ROUTE.
THE following been entered Into between the
Richmond and Danvi the soathsde and the Virginia ard
Railroad foe conveying from Richmond to
Lynehburs and to the and White Sulphur sprnss
tbs Richmond DEPOT the Redmond and Danvae Rail.
ROAD daily sndays sse.ptedl At ~ o'clock and arrive
lyneheurx the Rich ond and Danve Snd the souhse
RAilrOAes O'clock p M staring nom the terminus
burg and take the vrniA and Railroad and
morning .t.Fvs; dine the House, and
sulphur p n the ns-stasn salem
sprrs s ei ana the White IL iles making
only 81 miles.
FARE:
From Richmond er Petersburg to Iynchburg 80
to Sweet Springs. o.
TO White Sulphur Springs ...........S.... %
BY order: r. HcGHsoS, Ticket Agent
Richmond to be the once Of the Rich.
nond and Dsn,lIe Depot only.
~ r. few days the southse Railroad will be completed TO
the James River Canal point about miles below nch6urs
travellers will be taken packet boat Lynch
burg arriving aud day will be only 81
miles staging the White suphurbsinE miles lass than by
other route.
n. II.
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SSasAr NewrHlasN Man. ReuTE-REDgoIlog or
lI FARE TO BALTIMORE AND PHILADfLPHLA-on
and Monday 18th instant through tickets 10 Baltimore
and Phadpha be obtained OF this Company, over their
roate, via Washington. on the following terms, via; -
which transit for self and baggage
through ees Washington and BALTIMORE
daily lines between Phila
dsipSia rates varying from ~ 70 - for each
arst class passenger and LOT seono
Eer DO 81 loss for cheap and
"Trip 20 New York.
wsshinston Baltimore, without dernen 70 any privileges
sonferred By them. .. Ruth,
oyucz 4, y. p. 4. n. o.,
Richmond, August IL, 1888. aulS
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SECOND SUPPLY C

SECOND SUPPLY
M AHR Z G G e.. q,
Sy The steamer, Roanoke and large addition
Ladies Gsnti.men Boys and servsS,. WEAR When R.y.
sold A. advance for cash, puncua they
Black Figured and Plain silA.-a price,
Plaid and str ped Hermann Grenadine
aes S1 nS Ds
French, Engi., and American Lawn. and osiicoe,
E@sIs%I% NS,a; RIA
Plain ohAlly,, ohslly Bareres and De Bese
Habit and Furniture pinity, .na eenns, Cord
Shsnise ,., Collar, Sleeve and Handkerehi.h
Hieh .od Medium 10 met, csP and Neck Rib,nd
Bomea,pr 4psea Canton Cloth and Oh. Mourning Good,
Table Cloths, Napkins Doyle, and Diapsr, a. prices
Ladies, Gsailsmsn's Boy, M..es' and Children. Glove,
Ih,sss Isle sr'; and Null ESsnr, in'.rins'
Cash .ss Sssssi4 s;i;. Muslin
sIIt; satin, vsleneis and MaI.eiiis, ve.ilnr,
Bed Tlcklnr., Plaid Dome,ic and Got, ,hsds'.
Liner ss a q
vILHsfisE, oaENsn,w CO.,
apis Near srI,olsq
FRESH SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS
No. rs sT Ts..I s,,. 4 F mi.s%sss w.,
TX svsd he @ ' s gqSs oo
open.d in th, They on the mos,
,he shoe Hat Bonnet line Witch "ouI
8 this any other market mh9
N0ILCE.Ths pa,'eer,hP conducted By the under'sned
RlcaaRp HILL Ja IIllgly al libles the srun and e,
Their Of the partners will receive what may be due 70 them
BILLY SIGHsS y. E Hill A.
THE SUBSCRIBER leaving Richmond return, hi, thanh. to
IiEos '''' ''''' 70 A' w. VII TaiL KY"
RICHARD MIL, ia. and UPWARD O. RAWLINGS, a, tn. old
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q IAGE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Stage Lines win
Railroads FOIL via
P.ssengersb by the Ms line will
Ter dinner and arrive a, Covrrdale day om RI hmoni
Leave morning light breakfast Aun and
rive at the White Sulphur Springs by 6x P.M
il
can spend the night saunton ieAving
leave next morning at g. and arrive White Sulphur Springs
early hour in the evening
RETURN SCHEDULE:
Passengers by the Mall ne will White Sulphur at day
sht-dine at Warm Springs, at Covrdae arrive
stAnnon by ~ A. NJ In time with the Of
Central and Railroads. and reaching Richmond In time
for dinner second
Passengers by Accommodation White Sulphur
ter eakfas spend the night the Hot Spriug leaving
dsysh-arve At saunton early hour evening"
Meeting with the Central Train, leaving daily at GAN
PassenErs for Lexington Natural Bridge Buchanan and fin
will be through day Richmond
or Rockbridse Alum Springs TO breakfast second day
Parties desiri extra Coaches
ton or white su phur springs from either Company travel
they may desire.
jy22-du WA. p. PARRISH co.
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Hin ALiFAX CUT bERRISGS-in store, for sale by
IN jeio T. H. SKINNER, Cary street.
NOTICE OF COMPREHENSIVE sub.cri.
bers have this day entered into parnerhp
the Merchant Tailoring Business old Smith,
opposite the Post Office We thanks the public
past and by attention
naanne Of the patronage for the Arm literally
tended to each Of individually. We
eeted ock Of gosds consisting Of the variety which
requestour patrons to call and examine.
WIN. I. SMITH,
myl6 SAMUEL g. BIRCH
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&A1 IR1nR
|! ss$ !: ::.
le.r. s,sAsenA daily :. ''-' t'" sx oe,ess. 4, =.
fs'ersSsrs a" seem. Pm
Leave s,.Ascsa daily. .;;soe,cet. r n,
feterourg ~ An.
Tire. no, over Is year; ofsse... s
ssn,n.. psr%sss IN Is. sr..c... when
Il; \ :sl.;
pareSa,ed once and 70 psrscns getting on cars
where no tietsn are sold
Richmond hSDdsS wssns.a.y, and Sdsss,
Norton or Po'i noaS ns.rnessss place.
Pare TO Norfolk or Porsuosh,. taoo
ssIysas: a.1sin1 - l.n..y., sIni,Ssd - ss.i
and ma,. 3 expressly stated the TIA, hey permit
N. B.-Ths frsin; uinrun By B,eA@sss time;
once RR %. Jun. ls.h. lisa jsiS
30. Augusta o 81. .ssp s a a., !. s
both Esns and rs.s.ns the s.,hio ,ss,en hs
X: % ssss q
=: ss,s he ss .,,,sp..
Ia Ga as ss, ,a ssi ss ss for Richmond
Pare Ssi. King: Nil, Grove:
year. and not over twelve year;
Servants through. 20
servants travelling By tn.n,.., must be furnished Win
Gns s 20 DC Al the oe, and must pc
and cars
ss: ,s
VI Al k ar ssSSsSTpiMISMEoPsAsTi1S
f Hs,iH lSS INC se T. 'fA''''
FARE FROM RICHMOND
To eui phurS priny n To I%xin II
s:i s $. : Warn Ho. d. do: IS
On ana amer the ioh jaS On. Of our line; P.ei., Boat, Vim
leave sie4Send Fl weekly g, Lynshsgrs and sas.n.1
..ss Inv: 70 isIi6s.s. nae:; And me dia,eni vin.
Western and Buchanan Lexips,on
Returning Buchanan at NJ and Lynshsurs a, p NJ
Thursdays and and End
STAGE route for Cumberland oourtseasr Book
nsh.m Courthouse Charlottesville and Lovnsson with
GU, accommodation line RieAueDd
and arrive al ooSunN. At ; P "
u, e.es peuSertoa a. X, J.ssrson * A ~. csd.f
Down; I'M, ~ nsssuj ,srJs sS In1s fsy ,.S
p. NJ Richmond p. NJ
s ''0e' 'I' m w. ~ so ifDs Z EDSesp DAVENPORT
81 sSa $50 S6sp e Gh S5Gs5 d5s
her regular the river between this ard the above
5 a. scsTss JDs os sG
all the regular Landings going and returning.
Passage to Old foin Portsmouth and Ssk g. Meals 50
each. ~
jel5 R O. HAsKINs
DACKEr BOAT Pi0UGHBOY, FOR
! AZ, EEW cANToM-AcooMoDATIoN -
DAY NEIThe sabscribers will commence
running their boat PL0uGHBoY T.
tween RICHMOND and NEW CANTON the 2srd
next Great inducements
to the travelling public; ali avoided pa,
sengers taking leaving the places
Leave RICHMOND, at 6 A NJ Tuesdays, Thursdays and
Saturdays arriving in Nsu Canton at NJ the day
Returning-Leave NEW CANTON at A. NJ, Monday,
day.
the charged By the line Of M.,,.
BOYD, Edmond 4 Davenport.
Once on 9TH street. opposite Myers Warehouse
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tne kr0unQa 81 ~ unrka xan,
whose tesds y noe ~ rsneraily
coma, hAvtng oocasion q parshsI
with them. me follsuins comp
nag Be relied upon T''.',
AnPkRAevH p is....
nnzr-Lsns D1oo1. Nanris
wurtssl. French D1ssr, larry
furnip, %. " -1s - :
BsAns-LarEs winassr, Red
epsokled vAicntins, China
white, six WEEKS Lima, oaro-
Baocccli-Purpie oaps, Ger
man. ecotch xAlo. ..i,F'-'. =
oAnsAes- karty Yosk, Iares
York, Or Heart, Early e1taf
Loaf. Early Baftsrsss, Drum.
head DO, 6Avsy, Green curlrl
eayoys Fiat Dutch, Red Dutch,
Philadelphia. = = :
Horn, AltringhAm. go !.
CAuilriown-kArly and late.
onlzzr-Whits and Red, b.
oans-ourisd. ~. 4,
Plant.
BOO PtAsr-Purpia
Eapivr aud Lzzx \
Lucrasn Bnnp. ~
No sseds, except those rscsiys
kept for sale 10 oar estaelishnsu
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CILAMBoAT -CIHTIsP ECK-6 :

- PISSdG 10 Old PoIST PoRTSGn.+aIfr,
K0T7H AND NORFOLK he steambost CUR.
us PICK, Captain John Davis hav, undergone eop'et,
overhauing will SATURDAY nth
run on the river between this ard the above
Thursday morning. oH O'Clock NJ (preeise touching
all the regular lSndings going and returning
Passage to Old font Portsmouth and Nsrfok a. Meals 50
each "
jel6 R O. HAsKISs
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40HH9a Sa l4 ASzs

= = ~ E8s
=. seS.d.l.:.Tstcs Doas RON RoanoaS @ Ssa
Re 3; Sa.. s and az
and amer the 18th Of August. The following S1ss and
and Ne. York; Leave Rehnond daily .. sx oeest
and soei0et p ~ arrive in New York daily a'0 A. H. and
I.l. % w..a.nsen. Is. ei... ?.
baltimore LIST I. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 9,
Ph.dephia and New York Owe ZINE, d.ly) At z,
aud % for each nrst class passenge and " and ~ for I'd
For throssh Washington Baltimore Philadelphia
II. through and direct above
n asss .s
hsson. for Wheeling. via the Relay aoais at " %.
A:
Jauoton osssernsd, Milford auinsy. Fredericksburg and
Il deemed proper In addition state for the information
insssn ana sa%Ors. y mean. traveller
been delayed
70 any point nSI's q IA
nd and ne public as he Ia, taken - me
se sad 1srisa .sse,oa Of saey
o. his n.nuieaIe ne cater himself that SayinE had
be relied In addition to my have .dsd the
s.!s As low a. can be purchased al the North.
~ III Of for
s %h.s : ssi'''- JOSEPH Il. ooLoU1rr. Agent.
I'd ss' # A.; WI, !; A. .5 81
4 ,ss
:, se:p up during n. and pee'a invite our friends
i9en SD oo.shs. Standing Top s.roashs.
sns seat Top 70 P %ssas,
% q sseis..y. Typ and nSTop Dog DSs.S
-Four seat Jsnny Lind do Top and Top Bicycles
Two Roeknways sulies
Also, sesond hand Carriages, and description
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:ssssr!..sf Ssss sssslyIsr kss ss.si a.
ne q ~ psva sarsS *. sss,ss 81 .;
shos; sssds 10. = gesr.y e. sss.
.i,a ss.s ms oisvns eopPdss sssorssst ssS
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'I,HgHs SIHGIN 81, .s Anp 5IENsEssEE Rail

II RoAD-R6D SULPHUR SPRL.SGS-Tne unders'Ensd
running line 81 Nondays
rrdays, and In few they will
bern DEPOT on the vi,pn and rennssee Railroad Giles Ct
sJHEDULE-L.ave Lynehbug via YIrpinid Tsnaesses
Rarodd At A. NJ and reach the Red Supnur Springs p H.
the day.
Pare from Lynehburs Giles
Do do do Red Sulphur o
Tickets may be procured At LyuchburE depot.
July 18TH, 1854 FLA1G, CALDWELL 4 90.
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VIRGINIA AND TENNEssEE u ABROAD
" BUCHANAN, VA TURAL BRIDGE, LEiTNG TON AND
ROChBRfDGE ILUN SPRINGS-PAs,engers are informe,
that the undersigned daily line Of splendid
Horse Stages uord' virginia
Railroad to tho above named places
SCak Lynchturg Virginia and Tenn.,e
Railroad .tt NJ and arrive Buchanan tot o'clock
the evening. Leave BuShAn morning. breakfast
and IN hours the Bridge the Rock
bridge Alum sp ing. IN time for dinner.
Fare from Lynchburg 10 Blu hanan. % ~
Do DO do Natural Bridge. 90
10 10 u ~
Do do do Roefbridre Alum ................. Z rs
Ticket. may b. procured at the Lynehbucs Depot.
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H-touJTRE RAzOHs-A few dozen Of these superior
| - fors, just opened and for sale By
Iy1s sirn Of the uircuisy ssv, III Main street
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THIRTY YEARS, yiHw m THE q. x. sYNATEI
by HON. IIIOMAA II RENTON.

sSHE survey this work reader will End an evenne..
temper, freedom from mFiEuity, which IN the ali
other evidences Of authorship, would dred tn preenons
M. Benton. especially struck with historical no
u.. Of L.osss and Pnotnsy fair and honest description
o. That good old patriot cJn John Taylor Of Caroline; his
otorhe and dign6ed densaion Of Macon the glow
log admiration which the trait touch Of John
Eho can only be painted keh the dignhed chapter
.en.,son, Madison and Monroe with feeling nj uons their
deaths AL unite IN make this work Instructive and
forming the beautiful dapey which has gracefully
erful production"
from Communication 10 the 'Inquirerp June7
Published By obtalnd OF
JAMES wOODHOBE,
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UQILLING'S REMEDY.-Yor DisrrbeS, GUNNER Com
QD plant. Dysenery Cholera No Cholera
Warranted To elect n Of
with entire Keep the bottle we'll oorEed.
DRtooSsA easpoonfu mixed same quantity Of
vtte- sres,ened wafer be three
day and repeated goink TO bed child
FOR an infant half the quantity be in
grown epoonfui violent
until stops the gripping In ordinary
elespoonu four times day and going 10 he'd.
Pepsred and sold By DOVE CO..
Iei6 Richmond, Va.
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UDACON SIDES AND HEHHINgs--
1D 10 hhds Dry aud Bright Bacon aides
100 bbls No North carolns Herrings
20 MOL Halifax DO
90 4" NolNsoIeret
30 half bbis Roe Herripgs, fer sale By
Jyio EDWIH WORKMAN A co.
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vnNaEpAeuIkinoflfE An, = Ptsel.sds 81 MHifkAussI
hnseh vedvde gained not b. assertions Of
snenes without prcef Of such sssrcn bah the eoataS
Shh haIs I.pd sssh e,hr 10 ths
palm 81 victory when competing with The A Of h and other
Ands Mr. W. has aiso gained that hshes. Of all honors the
coincidence and the pab By
patrons WHO daily throng his dasy which
possessors.f
and ~ The most satsaotory pross. : y
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These vessels al Of The built in the city OF ba
more for this trade, aud hare
Pesenger They commanded Captaup
aaaasd Tor the trade and Who will
modAte They will be lowed And
ns A. es relied on to ,an promptly a. advertised
and 10 thrl shp BY this Line A. fsesht Vii a.s
eefsn a. oS other packets and every sor
isfAetion. -" 49, ~s"ssA~
OF patronage. : - 80 '".A'
Goods shipped b this Line to New YORK. forwarded r,
OF connission 70 New Orleans, Mobile
any other eorthern or Northern port. ~
The vessels viii lie In In Hsv Yo,s
Berth No. 1, oorse House SLIP. DOT Of Wall street
DAVID oGRRik, Richmond,
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fhsss The ars eiAss but sxpfssy Ab
and have superior accommodation Tor pssssassrs. = ~
Commanded ~ sxpssisoeed capsins ven osaasd
c The trade and Who VII Pars no sxsroa 70
relied sail prsmptly, Advertisea iffe i II
Merchants going NORTH ordering e Boston, vi and
u 70 their ship hs Ills the only line
fright I'M Always b taken loo ~ any othse vsse. and
e1brt viii be By The agents 10 Richmond and Bston
70 give satifaetion. --.t.r \. t..... - q. u
respectfully and hop, succeed esslass nan share
Is. vessels vim lie In aiehnend a Rssssss boston .,
ksvss wharf DAVID ouRRik Rishasnd, -.
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RICHARD MILL a. and UPWARD q, RAWLINGS, at the old
stand Main street. below the Banks Continue 10
trspfsot all business In the line Of General Agents. Hiring
out Of Negroes Renting out Houses and Collecting 81 Claims
RICHARD HILL, ia,
EDWARD O. RAWLINGS.
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THE SUBSCRIBER In leaving Richmond returns nj, ami. 1,
his friends who have oonhded their business br
hopes they will continue their ayors 70 Mebus HILL Raw
LINOB. n. w. TALLEY.
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UNITED STATES MAIL.
rosr OFFICE DEPARTMENT.


Na>'n. ton. JGly II, 1874.
DHOifSAlS for conYct ing the mails OF the United
states from III" first day of October 1s5t, to the Both
June, l,js the ollowm route in the State of VISION
sill b. rrccil c at the Contract Oicr this Depart
incnt until nine o'clock \. of "Wednesday. August ith
nest. :" Ice decided 10y the dag following.
Ne. 1878 From Prairie IA h.n lay Ia Crosse IcVis's
NILS, p"uea-~ Mills, Eau Gaiets Mills, Rash River
settlement and Prescott /" Point douglas, iIuu. Ter,
"a miles. and back. Il week.
Lea" Prairie du tlcu Monday at 7 \. NJ.
Arrive 1T -. Paul 9th day. Tuesday, by ) p. NJ.
lra.r -. Paul MONDAY 1T \. NJ.
AIriN" Prairie In Chei. 9th day, Tuesday by p. NJ
FOR form of PROPOSAL guarantee, and certificate, and
el>" instructions embracing conditions be incorporated
III the contract I" such extent the department
deem eNcilcut and pr"pcr. advertisement inviting
lr"po ais FOR mail service for four years commencing first
instant. III the States of Illinois, Maconan, &c dated
January 9th, lSj4.
Each propc> should be sealed. marked " Proposal for
route No. 1878 Wis. and addressed cond Assist
JAMES CAMPBELL
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From the American Medical Journal
Coup de SOleil, or SunstrOke.

We append few general hints on q severe
and not unfrcquentlv a fatal casualty, which
is apt to occur during the hot months of our
summer. especially in a crowded city, and
principally among those engaged in active and
violent eXcrtion while exposed to the RAYS of
the sun. and hence called Corp de SoteH or
SuaNrok'.
Many fatal errors are committed in the first
moment OF alarm Oh the occurrence Of this ac-
cident-errors, the evil consequences Of which
all the subsequent skill and care of the physi-
clan are sometimes Intellectual in rcmcdyin"-
The prominent symptoms Of the attack arc
glddlnesS, iamtGcsS. amounting III some III
stances 10 complete iiscnsibility or apparent
death.
The first and the hest thing to be accom-
plished is to remove the patient into cool
room, or shady spot, laying him carefully on
raised Send for a physician. Sprinkle the
face with cold water, unite all strinse, hand
kerchiefs or bandages from the throat, chest,
or waist. Rub the hands and feet briskly and
if the patient can swallow, administer q little
brandy and water, or a little spirits Of harris
horn in water, in small quantities at time
Promote free respiration by tanning and pre-
venting the crowdlng OF persons around. Pre-
vent strenuously the drinking Of large draughtS
Of cold water, however urgent the request of
the patient may be, until reaction takes place.
If there should be any delay in the arrival
Of physician, and The patient should not raj
ly, the rubbing Of the limbs must he continued
and, in addition, mustard poulticcs may be
applied over the solcs Of the feet aud the pit
of the stomach, an emetic Of mustard and wa
ter may be administered, particularly if the
patient, as is too often the case, immediately
previous to his seizure, has been drinking Of
cold water in large quantities. Such prccaN-
lions judiciously, conaia tentlv. and perseverance
~ used will frequently restore animation and
produce reaction, after which the patient must
bc treated by ply ,ci;In.
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"THE WORLDS FAIR,


Corner Of Third and Rote.tS Street, ST. Paul.
vENiE proprietor of the Worlds Fair having just returned
l. from the Fast with large and extensive assortment
of new and desirable Spring AMI Slnner goods, invites
the attention of his patrons to call and examine his stock
lie find time to ennclatc only few OF the many
icles which be found in his store.
BoNNESik, satin. gosSamer lace degrade, blonde lace
pedal and diamond Italian English and PUNISHABLE &c.
LACTS-lmerck thread linen vincennes Honiton, Ger
man. cotton and Pointed ribbons of every variety
MCsIINS WROUGHT GooDs-Iace capes cliemiscttes
under and antas.
SHAwLs-Figured ard Fancy Procade, Barage and
Silks, Cashmere, Tibet and French Print, Grape Shaw
and Scars.
PARAsoIs-Figured Lace, s5ilk Brocade, Imperial Wa
tered and Foulard Plain and Figured Satin.
TISSUE ;sIIKS. SATINs DRESS GOODS-Plan, figured
and all wool Barages and Barge DeIns, Muslin Robes
American, French and English .Jaconet and Cambria,
French, English and American Prints.
MILLINERY GooDS-BOOTS. SHOES AND GATERs-Plain and
fancy, Tipped. Fox Patterned and Beonzed, Chilirens,
YOUTHS and MISS in great variety. Mems Calf and Kip,
Oxford and Union Ties Slippers and Carpet Shoes.
PIECE GOOnS-Taor's Trimmings and Gents Furnishing
Goods Mems and Boys Clothing ready made and made
to order the shortest notice
elk, Fur, Panama, Lcghorn, and a variety of other
Hats, Caps. &c.
Oil Cloth, Drugget ard Tapestry, Wool, Cotton and
Hemp, Floor and Stair Carpets.
general assortment OF House Furnishing Goods in
Guiding Paper Iangings Muslin Linen Lace and trans
parent Window Shades and Curtains with fun set of Cord
as>els and Rollers pertaining to, Gilt Cornices, Stair
Rods Yankee Notions, Boots and shoes, etc. cct
Goods delivered III town a boat carriage free
WORLDS FAIR STORE,
Corner Third ami E1JertS Streets 81. Paul.
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SANUEpS' NFW SERIES

1IAvE YOU them? They admirable books
attest warmly their singular fitness for the purposes of the
school roon
They in fact the carefully considered results Of the
most aml" experience in teaching, and accordingly
adapted admirably in every way to the wants and powers
of the learner.
Here in the onset 'idul arguments long drawn
OUT t. prove that the picture of a cat is not cat
that the picture of horse is not HORSE that
picture of is not cow and other nforma ton
equally valuable and appropriate, in school book for
child.
On the contrary the child is assumed to have
arc to need instructions in what is useful and suit
ed to his years He is not therefore puzzled the
with long words and abstract definitions and wcaricl
with reading. orattrnpting to read what is without ben
ct because above his capacity and without interest be-
cause insuiseraby dull.
In Sanders New Reading Books. every step in the pro
cess till the very last is plainly preparatory to the next
The pupil is pleasantly and proiably conducted through
lessons consisting of two, three sy,bleS
in regular succession, ali containing full of
est. moral and instructive yet highly entertaining and
besides arranged while merely teaching linn reel
to Undue his mind with the wholesome thought and
devcl"re and strengthen his mental powers.
Teachers, examine them. and judge for yourselves.
Til" teschcrS throughout the Territory can have a set of
the above books for ton. by calling on W. S
Combs. the American House, who is the only author
izel agent for Minnesota.
2o--d1y
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1854-08-03

FTNIIS MILL. for cheapneSs, durability, simplicity and
efficiency, has equal 1t is composed of pieces
OF timber plank, and about 1900 pounds of IRON
weighs 1000 pound-s constructed without sash ptman,
geared wheel morce. non building and
durable and requires less power than any ether MILL and
viii accomplish As much TIN apprly.l Kind
in use. II III al ize eIrgth Iii ion oi lo- ;
an! l. ca lily taAcn ahd ii. hen a chan L
CATION - -! 'rc' rpenter can ! .,.in, -
eighthnrse stea or water 80 Iii tent to drive it,
and CT collar saw esi boards, making E.in picket
Scuii. Nc. Onc these null 81 err T
city, has freq .env l. IN ,awe,i Is feet inch
boards per minute Persons lie ,iro,s Of sing
tory will be dealt with on rfr. M; liberal Ap-
proved TOIer.v lhr.I exchange for rsi NJ H. 800
Mill lgne and boiler. (ei :I morse lower S.JJO. In
d,ilal. T CountN and State Rights ~ale, and
vi! and models fu-ni- he'd pu;cit-cr, nv
&. CI:s SWELL .ent.
June 30-im 22s EtoAiray, New York.