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CCD,yI. NURSERY AND GUNNER
80 (,lAL GARDEN =

xvE proprettrs of this establishment, take pleasure
in informing the citizens Of ST. Paul and the sur
ro,uo country, they are now receiving an eA.en
srt,ueut OF Trees, Shrubbery. a c., from essteri
~, ,re,: which together with the stock grown upo
;r own rsalds will enable them to supply quite Al
extensive demand IN ..,,,, desirable varie
lie. annes pears, both standards and Dwaris Cher-
rss rln., feaess Grapes, Currents 1;.
Kasphsrries, Strawberries, victoria rue isn's
Also. Ornamental Tee. and sarubhery; inc9ains
Mountain Ash, Basam Fir, Red Cedar, Af p VIE
Also, Dahius Eiilies, P1onies, Phioxes, Gfaooiss
DC, &c. ~ oiHe IA lrE f3fis'74 4.St 49, =
Those desiring ornament their grounds, or supp
theie gardens or fields with fruit are hvltea 10 oa az
eNa.,ine our stock Our grounds are about ihi'es
soath-west oil the city. lso5.a - ..f tsE.--r -.
April 18th. 1884. III Sat
CHESS AND CAAGGk 81 ~ n q.
AGE sssortmen. Tor ssle by ffs7C-7AT.S
~ No 50 1te54-dV DAHL
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RREWSTETf,S ADDYTION.

IBREWSTEIs,S ADDITION.
ITO those wishing lots for licences addition
/ seIis great Inducements. Terms one fourth down
the balance time to suit purchasers. Maps OF lot
aid prices to oe Office.
NEWELI.& TOMrKJNS,
Agents for prcprietOrs.
On Third st. opposite Ma! o X Co.
Nov. 22-dtf
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i,AX Sa,sJtS IAN 49,

" Oll L - hereby given, that the dui licate Of
~ lam g Couny "r the year is54 has been laced
my Iaiu> WIN The proper warrant attached requiring
ne IL culiec; tie same. Owners vi real estate and
property (0u:,ide o the limits of the city sa; au)
viii there FIRE take notice that all against
hem must be pail immediately. 1 have authorized
gorge lIezep 70 ll-ct The the du cate with the
warrant Is III his ?Ids and viii he found at his tice,
~ O>ite the American Hotel, in SAINT Paul.
tronptntss q! payment will time trouble and cost.
y. n. FRI LILY,
Sicri! cl Eam-ey County.
Sheriff Office. Saint raLl oct. IS 1854 oct sd:f
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Il. Gao, TEAL, Jk. JAS. HARRISON. FELiA VALE
IRON MOUNTAIN IRON AND NAILS.

CiiblEAC. H-hEIl -p\ * NAliE
U1ROrRIETORS of st. LOUIS ROLLING MILLS
X will keep Oh hand full supply OF merchant haI
boiler plate. sheet iron and nails aufsc
their establishment, from the Of the Iron Mountain.
and will also keep all other articles usually KEEP,
iron which they invite the attention OF couutrI
merchants.
IT Warehouse No. 1919. Second street, ST. Louis-TGs
CIiAS. W. BORUf,
Nav g, 1851 -3-tf Agent nj ~. Pant.
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LIZ W. G. FL
CULVER & EONSECA.

No. 9 Ui1,jOty JpoSe. JaE,tstf { ST. -inthOnU and
EttJte Streets 81. I'ad, Miftncsofa.
NIOuLD politely call the attention of'ihe citizens
w -. Paul. and OF the people oi tie Territory in gen
raj, TO thsii choice and extensive assortment o
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS,
Hosiery and Gloves. Furnishing Goo!s, Clothing, Hats
APPS lois. SocS Trunks. Carpet Bags, Jmbrellas. &c
re n bah orders prem tiy attended to.<cl
81. ianl : n,cNh"r1l. 1854. sep diff
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INCREASED FACILITIES (, NEW ARRANGEMENTS
T WOODWARD, thankful for past pat rOnngs. re
> spectily informs the citizens ~. aul siI vi
that has us received large additions III,
principal Eastern and Southern cities, to his stoch
Gent einen's Furnishing Goods, all Ci which he Is pre-
pared TO manufacture order at the shortest notice
and winch cannot tail to he pronounced t IA.
article. he pledges himself the salts
faction; ard in this connection he would enuinerae
few of the articles that he has on hand
CussnereS, pain and fancy
DrCaiCiOths, French and American.
Silks, Satils, and Felveis
Nggerlea,l, Muhair, and Beaver Cloths.
Sdtiinetts, ianc, ami plain. rEvr
Together " ,h most complete assortment OF Rim
mipgs Of every conceivable ';liaty ana description.
Also, fine assortment U Boy ; and Gent Clothing
from overroats down to pair Of hose
To the trade O surrounding tOwns, -tMr ". would say
that he at all times prepared ill all orders in me
WAY Of Trimmings and piece Goods ut Wholesale, that
his customers may desire and On the most acc";'
dating terms.
Remember the place. east side ST Anthony ~trf -,
between the American and " ih-low N"t->. II "'''
Mime soa where nv calling. ,.is,neH s.iila meta
ut short notice, with ias'unahit aii 'ns,
Mr. " he .-i' promising & ~ 30 I've
him t,n, '- -t q. q ~ ] "a. VA. RAJ
la q. ....-.- 40 "a ', z-Ess. ..a.r
b. A Ni-Sl L >c assortment; g. Stationery ~
"A received by express ito+l NeA larh an"ng sillei
may be found - ,F-
The Iawyer c. .mQn pa < Book \ superior article
OF Legal Cap Loas,ld Lawyers SeaIs. Notaria WaeI-
and in fact every article of superior Quality used b. The
Legal Professcn. for sale cheap fer Cash by
--,,,, ,...l .,,.-..f .. ...-.I..-r W. :. COMBS,
..-l' -kn Bookstore. near the American House.
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n Il ~ XOLG kA- HS.A 4; A A hk.
II ". Ii. tNNRtS1 Old SiANN

YCoI RECEIVED. l,r the War Eagle, a large assert.
> m"i.t ~ FALL GOODS
Consisting Of all kn't- staple and Fancy Goods
iosiery hach tOlUIed Silks. and the largest
ncn 0f Embroidery and Je~ CRY, OF jcSci Il item
yer brought into the Territory. Ladies, Civ. h,n call.
tnd examine fer vou.-e elves. sent 5-dtf
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NACACfssN a ED1: sssrON,

BANKERS EXCHANGE Il REAL ESTATE BROKERS'
OTnE-No !, WINsIo" HOU>. =. piCI, MryNEsor
NNIlLL buy and sell EychanCe-itscount good bu.ire
w paper at current rate>Receive epo tie --B ~ an
'e Real Estate Comm so,-Nake Colec tion>-Takt
charge o X al Estate idents pa taxes ard d.,
al other blu iless peria ming to their profession.
REFERESCES:
Willis A. German, Governor Minnesota Alexander Ram
'ey, Ex-Governor Ogden, Jones Co., Chicago; Cha
Marvin, bel. Bank. Delhi, y. y; Waiswort X S elon
y. y; II. A. Tucker Co.. Ex Bank Chicago; Hirriso.
Fay, Boston.
June ~, 1874 lv-irre oe
EOtIk kbNS S.ssiSE..
a StPPil at Western Reserve tL,e.e. of superior
"a quality for sale by ALEX. RiY.
DC. ). is5 i-d,w
SN:Ett1I CiEiIAS.
TNiNF BARRELS Cider. article, inst
i c''iYej IN: FOR .aie cheap by ALLI. RE
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ROBERT :. CAyENDEI

W WHOLESALE DtAi.tls IN NtJtijN. " ilIOW. AND
CEDAR WARE.
Missouri.
HAS on hand and i: constantly receiving
IL Tubs Cedar Measures,
co:srsd p1:hst.'' g Gharn,,
H.B Cedar 10 Broonls OF all kinds,
!. u. do do Brushes 90
Mop Handles, Willow Cradlc- < wogons
Bale Boxes, TO BASKETS.
IialiDnshel Measures, Rattan DO bu
Clothes Pins, Corn do
Rolling Tins, Nest Boxes.
Wood Barrels, Manila Mats
do Trays. Ine do
Axe llanciaS. Nests Mpa slres, &c. &c
All ri whith j. offered at the lowest Cash Price.
81. Louis, Mo. aug IL m&wiy
1854. FALL CLOTHING 1851,
+. l.. 4 II. VAN DE;VENTEEI q CO..
wholesale Clothing store, No. 1862 & I6l
Tlain street, Saint EoGis, Mo.
WE are now in receipt Q! the largest stock of Men
Goods, India Rubber Goods. &c. q . ever brought TO
Saint is, whi,h will he offered the very loves;
prices aGi on liberal terms.
ducemcnts.
sep l-w6m P.i.. VAN DEvENlER SEQ.
REAPERS. MOWERS, SC, FOR 1854.
SAINT LOUIS A"kgILTtkAL WAREHOUSE AND
WIN. NJ. PLANT u co, Ign OF the Git Pillow, No.
w II North Main street, -. louis, 40 also.
Retail Dealers in
Garden, Grass. AMI other Seeds;
Agricultural and Horticultural Machines and Tools in
endless variety.
1rDe>crirtve Catalogue furnished gratis post paid
applicants.
90 Riggs improved Renpers, SI35
% Daniords do. dbe sickle Reaper d Mower $40
~ KcA'i DO do rs
100 hctciumo Improved Mower. l25
Il Emery's do horse Power Tresher cleaner geo
100 Emery DO horse Power Threshcr and Sep
aritcT, 800
IL Lewis horse power with Tumi,lng Shift
Thse>ber, leo
y. IL. Persons wishing any of the above will PLEASE
send III their orders early, the number is limited.
80 Burrows Portable Grst-miils, horse,
steam or water POWER Sll5 to $500
% Germ and Cob crIshers, Little giant,
Nichols, aid others, Toto IS
800 corn Shelters, horse steam and hand
Power, Sta SO
1000 Ne Plus Ultra Straw and Hay Cutters ITO %
leo IiCSocks Portable cider Mills, With
Press, 45to so
200 Revolving Horse Rakes Ito ls
1000 aloWs. Peoria, JeWttt, Come, Eagle
:,iit others, to 30
IS EaIroWs, GedtCs A triangular and others 10 ST
80 Cntvators. different patterns to 80
1000 Churi:> thefnurieer CA Actr d Others Is
ShOyeis, Spades, li0ts, Forks, clthes Axes, Apple
purers, hay PRESSES, chain and suction uni.S &c.
Please recoilecl the Gilt Flow No. IL North Main ST
~. Louis, Missouri A. Ban
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS
From the Newspaper Agency OF :. VI. itftergl
Co, II9 Nassau St. n y, and 10 st. 1homss
street, Boston.
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Ms7se11tp's Column.
tiENKY M'k ENTY,
DEALER IN REAL ESTATE,

LII HLEA IN REIL Il > L Il IL,
oFFICE-OLD POST OFFICE BUILDING,
Third strect.)
SAINT PAUL, MIN. TER.
AND bought and sold throughout the Territory
Amoney loaEed, investments made to the best al
/ vantage, and Lana w arranis located.
REFERENCES.
New YoHK.-GIiheri Davis. Esq; Daniel Curtis Esq
Capt A. lie Peyster; Nessrs. ). Thompson Ne
phew; Me.srs. Williams d GuiOn.
PHILADELPHiA-JOseph Patterson, Esq. PRECEDENT ofth
Western Bank; Messrs DreAel X Co. bankers; Freed
Ward Freed; r. Taylor Co; Bingham y Dock
siters. James Coz Bailey Co.; LdNard Hurst
Esq, Notary Public; Ii. Messchert, Attorney AT Law
James Kitchen, NJ. d.. William Stoever. Esq.
MlNNEs0TA.-GOv. w. A. German; Hon, w HWeicl
Chief Justice of Min Ter, Hon. Henry NJ. Rice, Del
torneys at Law; Messrs. Borup y Cakes. BankeIs; j
7. ROs,er, Esq. Secretary Oi the Territory; Anes
Van Etteil, AttOrne! at Law; Rev. T. NJ. Fullerton
Register L. ) Land Office; Vim. IlOlC0..be, Esq he
ceiver g. S. Land Office; 4. 7. Mann. VI. y.
New ORLEAAs.-Messrs. Brown, johnson Y Co, Bank
VIcKsBuRo.-flessrs. Brown & johnson, Bankers.
TO CAPITALIST ), FARMERS, AND EN-
I(sliANl>.
VUNlIE Undersigned has always on hand for sale fo'
II cash time, from
TEN TO TWENTY THOUSAND ACRES
of rural land improved umi proved, including farms
of different Sizes ami degrees OF Improvement At prices
corresponding with these.
AlsO-prOpertl in ~. Paul and suburbs, and In Man
kat" city -. Anthony, Shakopee, LeSueur Traverse
dies Sioux and Eureka.
He can Ut all times accommodate. on the easiest
terms an! one who really utsN-. L. a'"Hdst.
HENRY MckENTY,
Dealer III Real Estate.
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Aa'.-ANTA MONEY.
MERRILL. Cow LES :. CO.,

MYSTIC DRY GOODS, BOOTS. SHOES, HATS.
CAP~, : iNE!h MOTIONS &c. &c.,
NJ. 13i Ab.'a Sr'a, Gai5ia, Niinots.
NJ l. have just opened The largest and most extern
" sive stock Of Fore cn aad American Dry Good
ever oiiei ed III the west vhrh Offering Chi
caso and St Louis prices, hd tss than have tern
sold in this market Our facilities for
such that are enabled TO get goods as low "a,
they can he bought by the largest eastern hou,es W e
are buy ing American Goods direct from the
tactnrels AMI br,ng connected with hulse in New
York and ore Il the firm constantly in the market
shall n all times have full stock and at The lowest
WarHet prices. We offer no bats, hut customer.
can dei'tnd iii all times u'on buy ing goods Of Us al /,
-iaii advance iron cost and TRANS jatiou and
I'm" iii oar -tCCk every variety and IL goods
totte market. Merchants who have cen in The habit
at Tt~'y the cities, ~. Louis. and Chicago,
r'iv 't'nd upon finding large stock and low
49, tttn he found elseN here.
;:e.sk sn EXAMS rloS OF our stock before coin
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Nv ENT1 -fiVI. FARMS FOR s.ALE'

To IKACTItAh rAhMF.it>.
lANS notice is real Faamers not SPECTATORS who
y pretend to be farmers.
PRACTICAL Farmers wish to say that have on hand
twenty tive farm, for sale always have from ten
twenty ive) which range frcm two to ten mile, from -
Paul.
long residence in this Territory, and from per
,ona ins ton all the lands this City,
uled q make the best selections
therefore invite ali persons wishing to cultivate the
oil. to give call.
Nv Farm- have various degrees Of improvement and
iiatter myself that can please all
Terms made to suit purchasers
HENRY M'KENTY.
Dealer in Real Estate
Ofce-Old Post Office Building, Sd street
Nav B. 1854.
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EDWARD MsLAGAN,
STORAGE FORWARDING AND tONINuSSl( "

Al the Lower Landing, 81 Iaul.
IL Commission, and COsignments, will be prompt.
"A " and Carefully attended to.
References: d. II. Canlpbell, II. MLagan, Cacna;
Geo UeDHuN, st. Louis. T
Lower STEAMBOAT Landing st. Paul, Min.
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HENRY M'KENTy.
Dealer in Real Estate.
oEce-Old Post Office Building, Sd street.
May s. 1854.
IRANi>AIO CITY, MhNNE>s,AA.
Situated tie Greet SY.he, Be,d IF tie Ninneso.a
ttms. HENRY M'kENTV.
Dealer in Real Estate.
ST. Paul, NJ. T., Jan. 20, lS54.-4l-f
RICH BOTTOM LAND.
O4O acres rich bottom Liant, we'll suited to grazing
, mile, from this city ami 2. of q mile from The Miss
pip. HENRY McktNrY.
EUREKA, MINNE>ITA.
Il HENRY NcKENTY.
TROPHY SETTLEMENT
HENRY M'KENTY.
COTTAGE tiitOVE LANES.
/ HENRY NcKENTY.
WHITE BEAR CITY, MINNESOTA.
! SUI HENRY McKEvTY.
EAGLE CIrN, WAsIllNs.lUN CsI.NIA.
! (On Lots for sale in Eagle City.
| COO HENRY McKENTY,
/ ju;v in-tf Dealer in Real + state.
/ LAND : MILES FROM THIS CITY.
1000 ACRES in one TRACT within miles O: this
''~' ' HENRY McKENTY.
! ST. Paul Sep. H. 1854. s-rl5 'i&wt
90 LOIS IN tnis city. part Of wnlch have improve
L ments on them.
HENRY MCKENTY.
! st. Paul. AUGUST I. 1854. :,u- .-'Nwtf
SO ACREs On IaAe Ueflrult, mig: l'rln OF .ne
! i citv. HENRY MchENfi.
s. Paul. Aug. l. 1851 au- .-".Nwt
90 ACRES Falls oil ST Ant"iJ, bca dtitu!t
- locate,, and commanding fine view OF the t"wn
HENRY AlCkENTY.
| st. Paul August l. 1854. aug :-tNwt
Jos lRES bordering ON LAX" Hos. ihC miles irUi
4 the city limits leo OF which fenced. and 80
.Icre> cultivated. HENRY MchENTf.
-. Paul. Aug. l. 1884. aug 2-t.NWtf
l27 ACRES On one body u. miles north froni the
= city limits. containing rich SOIL good timber ani
water, ana all susceptible Of cultivation.
HENRY MCkENTY.
St Paul August l, 1854. 2dNwtf
80 ACREs, bordering iIaiens Lake, miles from
l tine city. HENRY MckENIN.
St. Paul, Aug. l, 1854. avg 2-'i&wtf
= HENRY NckENTY
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ROLt,. CLARK. EESFREw. CKUIIh
EAGLE. FOl NnRS.
Corner Of Main qad Riddhf Str.et-, st. LouiS, No.
CLARK. RENFREW Il CO.,

CLARK. RENFREW n CO.,
M >NUFACTURERS &c" steam Machinery. II ,drauli
VA PRESSES, Oil and Tobacco screws. Mor~es Hten'
saw -!,l,t burners Page Chiid-' ireh' Circular Saw
Mills, horse stea: water power, and all kinds 81
MILL Worn, &C,
They would invite the attention of Mwrgi's to theiI
new and large StOCh OF Patterns for variety
Wheels; lists al which will be furnished When desired
BY mail OF otherwise.
Their extensive Boiler and Sheetl Iron Works. under
the control OF A CROZIER afford facilities
aud repairing Boiler and Seel-irUn Work. il
the E.Oot Improved
t;O.d second hand boiler. generally on hand 1alv
Atlanta MONEY!.
1 lkAANftf ttt viii take any quantity of :IIANTA
"A BA"h BILLS payment Tor old d"lt@. an viii re-
r!'c It 70 any sales at his relou
Lower Ievce. Nrv Il 1854
nov.itf ALEXANDER FEY.
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ES'rRAY NOTICE,

CtASfE to my Place, Farribault about the
" irst of November four oxen; black brown,
ie red and white. dec - JAM WELLS.
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SN.s;ttT C.SIfLxs.
FALL AND WINTER Az A az;

1--WE BARRELS swell Ctler. "A ezra article, ust
i "riyej. au: for saie cheap by ALLY. RE
1s.lInlW
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FARLEY & JAMES,
Wholesale GROcERs AND CoaMtssIuN MERCHANTS
Corner ri Iowa and Fourth Streets, Dubuque Iowa
J.. P.FARLEY. H '-'-- So EDWIN JAMES
--.,H General Steamboat Agents. g. ',H
Nov. 10, 1s53.-y30 srEEAF a.
"A NE 81 all kinds for sale BY the pint Or barrel BY
I w N0y ], 1S55dH W.B. MGEOARrf.
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yr1E finest lot vi sleigh, brought to ST. Paul ar
a. -o,,ered cheap for cash. Also fine lot Of two
:. wagons Call soon, on s. IL. WAkRlAG
M l. ls54omtNw.
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BOSTON BOOT a. SHOE STOH


2 W X -, VI mole are ahu hetaii heaters
ais ANA SHOES laird street, near Cedar, ST. Paul
~, d&w;f
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COMMERCIAL.
SAs rAlL IiAAlkAEIS.

DAILY PIONEER OFrycH, I
February 5. 1885.
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NEWELL d TONPKENS

1 IIORNLl : II Law and dealers in nc al Estate Al
n siracts OF t;ilestarEi- shed for St all and 4,
hOny. and RIn-,,y County.
Refer IT, ,.Ov. Gcr,Hap, lion. D. O,nstead Mayor s.
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SWEET and ,,e.icioas. ,gbia, God lLeaf, Neesa
- rine OrurpAU, Eii.s cut. yellow Bank, and sinpk
ing do az !, - - = "a EoND X LlDGG,s,es
hov2s ~ EFo'1 DIV Old Brown Drug sivye,
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WHOLESALE. AND I.EtAii. EAIERS IN
&1NCI AND S1-tl'LEDifI GOODS ~ .f.CIYYINf
AIc. Caps. Boots, shoes and Furnishing Goods, Ca
IL peting, Oil Gle H., Window Shades ard C.ra N
Vail aper Third street between Robert. and Jac
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1855-10-24
School Examiners Notice.

DY an arrangement with the Trustees Of
IL the MNeely Normal School of Ohio, and
the Elk. Com. Of the Union Institute of Teach
ers etc of Jefferson and Harrison counties, the
services of Lorn Andrews, President of Ken
yon College DR.. A. d. Lord, superintendent
public schools, Columbus NJ. F. Cowdery,
superintendent Public schools, Sandusky city,
and M. D. Leggett, Esq, of Warren, Trumbull
county ohio, have been secured to hold
Teachers Institute, at Hopedalr, Harrison CO.,
during the week commencing Monday october
22d, 1855.
Mr. Ricoff of Cincinnati, Dr. Cutter of Mass
and Others, are expected to attend and accom-
modations for two hund red teachers, on reason
able terms, are promised.
These arrangements are the result of several
concessions aud Of much pecuniary sacrifice,
and this is cx pected to be, by far, the most i'm.
portant and profitable Institute ever held in
north eastern ohio. In view OF advantages of
this meeting, connected as 1t is with the open.
ing of the Normal school, not to Teachers only
or chiefly, but to Township and District Boards
as well as to parents and children, it is rec om-
mended to all such Boards to close the schools
during the week of the Institute, thus afford.
ing teachers actually engaged the opportunity
oi attending.
1t is also recommended to allow all such
teachers furlbeir time, who shall attend the In
stitute four entire days.
These measures are urged upon the proper
Boards as most juGiciOus policy ;-apolcy
calculated to produce an immediate return tc
their individual localities Of more than thrice
the outlay. .,,,
The next examination will be held on Satur
day the 9th of Oct next at Bloomfield
By order Of the Board.
hsept l9-6t. JACOB N. DGsELLEM, Clerk.
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PITTSBURGH ADVERTISEMENTS.
I am prepared eCcOmmend your pill,.
JpLIEr, Will Co. H., Feb. 25, '54.

JOLIET, WILL Co. ILL.,, Feb. 25, '54.
Mr.. R. E. SELLERS When resided
in Pittsburgh, | was cured of an attack of
Liver complaint, which had preyed upon
nv system for eight years, and reduced
me SO much that was compelled to quit
work.
During the time Of my suffering, l had
The advice Of several physicians, but their
treatment failed 10 accomplish cure. A
friend recommended the use of your Liv-
er Pills, and after using Two boxes of them
| found myself entirely cured. Whilst
suffering from Liver Complaint, | was al.
so afflicted with The Piles, which new
er felt afterwards. As my wife AMI ell.
dest son are now verv much afflicted with
deranged state of the Liver, l am very
anxious TO have you make an agency for
The sale of your Liver Pills at this place.
After the cure of my own disease, [ am
prepared to recommend your Pills, and
very many persons in this section would
freely Try them if they had chance.
Yours respectfully, A. SARvER.
TO THE PuBL1c,-The original, only
true and genuine Liver Hills are prepar-
ed by II. E. Sellers, and have his name
in black wax upon the lid of each box, &
his signature on the outside wrapper
all Others are cou.te1eits, or base imita,
lions. r. E. SELLERS, & Co., PROS.
And for sale by llemng & Melvin.
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FIRST STOCK OF
New Fall.and Winter Nry GOodsl
ALFXANnFR CONN

rs receiving direct from the Eastern cit
Il les, his first general assortment Of Dry
Goods for tliis Falls trade, comprising every
thing new, elegant and fashionable. TO be found
in the Eastern Markets. This stock y The
largest and best we have ever recei'yd and will
be disposed OF at such prices as wili make Il
the interest Of all persons wishing to Purehass
good Goods at low pr;ces to call and examine
The styles aud prices the assortment contains
Ladies' Dress Goods If all descriptions White
Goods, Embruidcries, l.aces aud Edgings;
Dress, Cloak and Mantilla Trimmings Bon :
net Ribbons, Arti6cials, Fringrs, Braids, GiIHpa
etc, etc. Housekeepers will find Il very FILL
stock OF Housekeeping aud Domestic Goods.
A full assortment Of best makes aud qualities
Irish Linens ard Shifting Muslins kept con-
staltIy on hand also, French Cloths and Cas-
simeres, Satncts. with general assortment of
Gents Furnishing goods
Tue NEW PnILADELPaIA BLASEETs, These cr-
cellent Blankets will be kept constantly On
hand throughout the season.
The Cash System has been adopted and will
be henceforh rigidly adhered 10, as being for
the mutual advantage Of buyer and seller. Our
motto, therefore, for the frture. is CaEAr EVa
CAsH.
The inducements offered are. II is thought
sufficient 10 amply repay the trouble Of an ex.
animation, which is respectfully solicited from
all persons whether desiring to become pus.
chasers or not. ALFX. CONN.
oct q rs
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Lung Diseases.
j. r. Meredith. Sec'y

We invite the careful attention of all
persons afflicted with coughs or colds to
the following certificate by Mr.. John G.
Little, Of PEBBLES Tp., in this county,
Mr.. L. is one Of our most respectable Cit
izens, and voluntarily called on DR.. Key
ser, and offered his certificate to the facts
stated below :-PiHsbumgh Post, Janua-
rye, 1855.
GREAT Cure BY DR.. KEysGR's Pee
IT ORAL SYRuP.-I live in PEBBLES tp.,
Allegheny County. | had coughing
and spitling, which commenced about the
4lh of February last, and continued for
eight months. 1 employed the best phys
icians in The Coanty, and my cough con-
tinued unabated, until early in Ocrtober
AT that time was advised to try your
Pictorial Cough Syrup, which l did, and
after | had taken one bottle was entire
y free from coughing and splitting, |
had despaired of ever getting well, and
think il should BE- known that this vaua
bic remedy will do for others what it ha'
done iu my case.
JOHN G. LITTLE, PEBBLES Up.
Witness: B. M. KERR Pittsburgh
December 81, ls52.-Sold by Hening
g. Melvin.