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The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1855-02-17

"MINNESOTA AND ITS RESOURCES"
IN 1884.
A WORK of 400 page |, handsomely bound and Illus
"A traied, to which is added
CAMP FIRE SKETCHES;
With n new map of the Territory. BY
NV. BOND.
The 4th edition enlarged and improved, up to the pre-
sent spring. has just been published in New York, and
the work still selling rapidly all the Union.
For sale at BOND d KELLOGG'S,
City Drug Store.
St. Anthony street, Upper st. Paul; and at all the
Bookstores and on board ali the upper Mississippi
ers,
ALso-at the Office of the orth-Western Democrat,
st. Anthony; by John II. Stevens, Minneapolis; Col
o. ii. Kelley, Itasca; Jeremiah Russell, Sank Rapids
J. w. Lynde, Fort Ripley; N. Myrck, Traverse des
s"S c s4wa sak D Is or nsom
Wesley Welhern, Esq, Prescott, Wis; Judd, Walker
q Co, Marine Mills, and w. H. c. Folsom, Taylor's
Falls. 5I-tE
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1855-02-17

..fI NOTICE.
nWlNG TO the pressure OF the money market, an
~ all the banks being down, Putty has finally rz
this institution. nOv26 BOND r. KELLOGG.
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1855-02-17
THE HYDROMAGEN,

Or WATERPROOF Ahti-Consumptive Cork Soles.
MANUFACTURED by HARCOURT, BRADLEY
WI X Co., "A Market street, Manchester. PRINCIPAL
warehouse, 1O2 Wood street, Cheapsde, London, Eng.
land. American establishments, IS Ann street and l02
Nassau street, New York.
We also are the wholesale and retail agents for the
Territory, for the above invaluable article For further
nesOtan also the handbills POSTERS shOw-cards pam.
phlets and publications being issued aud circula.
ed through this city. moves BOND d. KELLOGG.
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1855-02-17
81. aBa,.I annt,o
,.,--. THE FAyOKPTE
OLD BROWN DRUG STORE!ii

s once more replenished from its lower depths hs
low the hill, to its topmost heights OH ST. auIhoy
street, in other words from pit DOME" with ths
largest, choicest and most complete assortment of
cry thing ever Kept in q FRS, class = "
-" CITY DRUG STORE
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1855-02-17
ClGAkkS, CIGARS, CiGAR,

I 5000 Cigars, among which will be found the Es
l. posociOn, superb article dark rich deiectsblt
the choicest III iicle for Its aid flavor there
in the marhet. Espaniolas, splendid artice Sul,n
has, La Flora de LOndres, Cataas, Regaiias Habanr
Mieras an" twenty other choice brands, which onl,
need TO be 'pufed" by those who know how TO smoke
IN order to gather cloud of praise. Call at
MOVES BOND a. KELLOGG
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-07-25
only some Laborer's Child, "

Aoson C. Chester. Inc poe, editor Of
The Buffalo Express. writes as follow.
touching the anstocraljc TENDENCIES OF the
present age:
Those lndIv dual distinctions. barriers,
de'narcatlons. which 80 inf.s, tie present
lime are among the greatest pests OF
society There would b. no such thing
as upper and lower classes, If mrn ID
women were no, poisoned by he hunrul
venom OF Fashion and aris,ocracy. We
owe our present condition TO ourselves.
and stand alone IN our opinions o. m,n.
'Only some laborers chlIin Arre,,v
speech for the lips Of a woman 10 utter.
She must forget the origin OF Jesus
cannot have read the story o. Bet lehem.
Perhaps has even forgotten her own
birth history. We wonder how her own
c"tifen are-whe,her they are beautiful
pron's.n neighb,rs Have known may
a ric man to father defcrmi,y. Pr.
haps this lady is the mother of young
Wretch who smokes ci ,ars, wears stand.
ing collars, and drinks Otard ia Li,
t,ur'hern,h year.
Only some laborer's chilln Oh, how
we hate sach nonsense. Andy,t the term
contalnsa compliment. GaI ks,vs We
would rather have the little girls mo,he,
Tor ours, than to BE- the son Of the u,ouis.
lie feminine who uttered thia Sentence.
Labor IS honorable, glorious. We havs
Yet to fnd ,ha, any such Characteristic,
peraln 10 sol, headed aris,ocracy. We
have -. 10 learn that money q ID station
enIarge tue heart, expand the sou! and
multiply the moral prlacipIes Of 7ur being.
II Justice wa, done, tn. crova w,uId be
placed upon the brow of the fraacn,, and
h'nss would 10 the grubbng.
we hope Tic 'Iai7' who ,ud, the 70.
mark which forms the subjec, @! this
article, will ponder over wha, we have
written, and see if the sncer looks we'll in
print We lay reasonable wager ,ha,
sne, herself, was nur.ei 10 Glance rather
than desert. Thl. may be plain talk, but
i, Is honest,
Only Iaborer's chlldr a ruby TO a
f'se that tins very calld does more good.
gains more affection, and lies down in a
more tranquil grave thai the Ia iy' wacse
'neer we have thus recorded,
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-07-25
Gro. p PaerrlcE.
Drs sing = Q ,esn.

What cruel ceremony Wa. IN. dres.
sing "r that same queen! When Mari.
An'one''e. in the DAYS Of her cumher.
some greatness, stool Of morni,o in
tNe center Of her hehrhamher. awai,inc
after bath, her frs, article of dr.s, :,
vas presented to her. or rather j, was
passed over her roval shoulders hy the
danes d'honneur.' p.rhaps a, III. mo.
ment princess Of the bio vi entered
the room (For French queens both dres.
sod and dnrd in putlr,) the RICH, Of
putting on the primal parma I of her
Majesty INN di,te'v devoIved upon her.
hut II could not b. Welded TO or bv the
dame d'honnanr:' : the latter, arre,,,,g
'he eh'm's' 's la Reins as i, was passing
down the roval back, adroitly whipped il
of and. presenting it 70 the premiere
dame, that noble lady transferr ID il to
the princess OF the blood. Madame
tamptn had once gXe it up /, the
Dutchess of orleans, who, solemaly IA
KING he same; was on the point of
throwing 1t over the Queens head, when
scratching IT was contrary to etiuue,,
TO knock was heard at the door of thu.
room. Ihereupon entered the Countess
Ne Province, and she being nearer to the
ii one than the lady of Orleans, the Ia,.
"r made over her Office to the new. conner
IN the mean tune the Queer stood Ink.
venus as to covering, but shaking with
odd, Tor II was nld-wlnt.r. and mu,,.r.
ng, "Nhat an od,ous nuisance :" rb.
COUNTESS de Province entered On the mis-.
non which had fallen to her; anI this
he dld so avkwardly tina, she entirely
demolished head SIS which had taken
hree hours to build the Queen b,b4lJ
ne Dr. ast,tlon, and 60, warm by laugh.
ng outright. DR. Doran.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-07-25

they were rxposed 10 a murdrrny nre
lr'Ih the kr, an as well as the Ma a'5of
Lower Who's" guns enfiadrd The outvorks
o. the Ior The ship, in the harbor
lay b'o'dsldr, pouring a s,le,r sho, into
the troops on their retrrat. Tha Brnish
loss 4 statr1a a from four to Eve lb,usand,
aud believed 10 be greater than tlnrp
anV torner acton IN the war. EtrIf.
otNeers ot distinction besides SIR JOIN
1"n'pbeIi, were killed, while the Frrach
iosl' w' n general officers. vas, number
o, killed
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-07-25
Postry.

"Nha,i l. poetry 4 smile. tear. a
glory, longing after the things OF E,er-
nty. 1t lives in all created existence
m man aud eresy objec, lha, surrounds
h'm. Inere is poetry IN the gentle IN
tiurnces love d affection, in N,
Qu'rt br odugs OF the soul over H.,
mrnore. # early years, and IN the
thoughts OF z Dry tha, chain our spirits L.
'"r gates oi Paradise. There is portr,
IN The har'nonles OF Nature. | gIi,,ers
IA the wave. the rainbow, the lightning
and the star cadrnce IS heard IN M,
under and IA th. "a, rac,-I,s sol,.,
tones yurgIe swre,ly from the , ousand
vo'ce-harps OF wind, and ,ivul-I. and
'ofrs'-'be cloud and sky 60 foa,ln..
over us TO the music of It's meloiirs-ana
u min s'ers TO Heaven from the mour.
'a'ns n the earth, and the un,roddcr
8 r'nss of the O,.ar,
There's NOT moonlio1s r,v IN, como.
q '"n nn'n stream or Hill. NOT hrseze
r'''n" from rs blue sir.'hrone 10 the
h'~'s n 'he snnn"r vs''.vs or s,u,di,,
''r'nr' m''nich' rains i,s In and
'norrn'n' 'rre overt n ,risL;nr n,vsr.
NJ snr'H": >o' "'on' bathing itself nk.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-07-25

MpRp,s.- most horrlbe murder,
We u ,dcrslanl, wa, prrpelra,sd at Mo-
lane Oh nedl sday nlgn. last. ~one
tie,d III nunau saapr catered tue house
OF wld ~ aly resting II that r'ase,
aud cut nrr turuat irull ear ~ ear, auo
aud 10! bed Hrr ot ane considerable
auouu, ol onty which sue - al III uef
house. >u<pic on las ialleu On a, lud-
,ldual wuo nas suddenly dis 'pprared
Since t,,e deed was comm ued ,andu ttict,s
we're yesterday nara Ia persut vi Alnl--
Dap. Bnner, July 3h
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-07-25
'HE IaRrHs RlsG. rae Boston
correspondent ot TIE New York Tr b n

me IaRrHs RlsG. rae Boston
correspondent OF tie New York Tr b n
says:
In one Of ny l-tiers give YOU som.
a 'cnii1' ot tae earI = ring. discovered or
TT rr Il" II. by l. eu,rnaat J.rs of
e Nssy "a called ral. | nav, s.nca
irarn"d tat tha 'ortuuntt fnirr our
piar rets ofu,mem is not a | teueua
tu' { ,apa,n. He's TIE Rev. G.ory-
Jo1"s | h"il..ve; !; certainly rs the Rev
JaD's He was formerly ci.r-yaap
At ,naphs tIarylunI. a 4 wis an
po n Fl . { ap5a" III the ,xpe1ri II 10
japan. 81 t0e a lylce o. son seteu.
Il ,rlen IS IL i..vote hnnspIs dnffur
= vnIag 10 ab,rr a'lous IN the Z la,
c4i LIZ I. ? eaote.i II o. the n tural
staty oi the nease,s wsIeh has uzzIpd
aston 1nets tor long nh Ie aud ni
NIth The |, t"ory p erlous 10 that O
vi n va the uusat act ~ o,t.
at Z lsh N4s tlng around tue sun
al te ear,1s ; orb, and Tue orLit o Mars.
bv Il eTrs 81 obSsrvat. carefully
made nornh AMI evening, for luo or
tnrrt Yeas, IN all rnt latilu,,s .raver,.d
OF Tie soya age 10 and from japan. Mr.
Jolts has CONE 10 b.. con .iu,ou. Nun
? rtea by cnaln ot aapareuliv itles1>t.
bic reason z. tuat the Il dtacal I4y.,l ,s
rug around tie eattu INSIDE o. the
mo,ns orbn, AID probably IA tie slae
pilnei with tnat orbit II IS not So ,!eus.
as the ring OF Saturn apparrutl , though
on tiat pont, 5 well as on us breadth.
lhlchne>s aud rxac' distance IRON the
rarta, II IS not possible present 0 lor.n
a reliable optulou.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-07-25

SpuTs IN IHE Sus.- Ae Baltimore
.1Jvy,tisei oi tue LOLA inst. say tual q
ubsrr, allou Nas lnaue ia taat ely uhy
or iNo previous. "Wneu Two spots We're
seen ~ cJsef d pofl'oa Vi lne ldCs VI sui
ruls IS SUPPOSED 10 bt tue cause oi tue
Z. angr ID tue temp, ,ratire ol tne atinos-
puefe aud lae cold weather wa.ea has
r,eya,!cd Tor several days past.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-07-25

Nor i THE B" Ks.-rbe merchant.
o. fti>hu now carry on a large dIrpct
"a 'e SI'h Europe. Mentioning the lart
reIlf lis US 0, IN aue dote " .ic., O., uyr,d
a nuhib"r oi ars siaic". \ sloJp was
huli, ani trtlg lie w.t. pork aud hou Al
Marietta Oh tn" OIo. aud cleared 20,
LIsrrp ,ol. Arrived al It's drsrlnaiinn
te captain owed his papers 10 t.p
custom house Officers, preparatory 10 un
loalinT lis cargo. bu the Llyrlnoot
m sers thought there WAS sonr,Glnp
su>p I ous atul, the vessel, as ~ sand
's was no susn per- OF rttry a VI /.
ii ~ tie books. T . eaptata o, eour :
MS sttd timi tnefe WAS. lut h.. al II g,t
tue records hrtore the lncrrduIouS off ,rfs
could be { nvlnced Of IT,. a u. aid wlpa
..e later were forced 10 adn /, a, Ma.
ftetia was a p,rt o entry. lney sad
noholy bat Ytukrrs w1ul ever nav.
,staiils 'rd one 50 lar up the coautry.--
Duu Gazetes.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-07-25
WITNESSING AN EARruauAKE. The

WITNESSING AN EARruauAKE. The
Bo>too Hl.N is rs ons,or tor STATING
taat While President Van Rurnn was
al lce he txprrrsSe desire witness
an earthquake. anl. sure enouy.I, IN A
Ie. DAYS th"re cane one more treilru-
dous than that Of 1910. |, ca lie ia the
night, and Mr. Van Bureu xas seen 10
tie PARK near MS hotel. IN primitive CO.'S
tune and hlgn state OF excitement.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-07-25

Vocal NU>tc 1, Scn,oL Music is
Ike other stu lies. 1t requires active
P"rsrserhg aud Continued .llon; and
Were music IS tangu. - the day scGool
every pupil should contlue TIE study anI
practice OF ttns lon. as ne attends school.
Nothing tends more 10 pr duce kind and
happy ltuiugs
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-07-25
MyRA MORTIMER

Tue p aaet Venus Is a Ky lhr evening
star, aul W ,ouu. ue SO u4'Ii Drtouer
Is For tso OF ta'ee muutus i Will be
llcrras,ns Ia brlItancy, and nay br
plainly seen vita t,e naked eye n l'e
evening East o. aud about % degrees
IfIttt Tue sun
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-07-25

List evening the packing estab.
lsnnent oil Rails IN & o. was entirely
destroyed by FIRE 1t was one Of the
largest in the city.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-07-25
The Beard.

Those who wish 70 re,l all the inge.
nous th' w. that have been written
about 'eards, cat cor sui, tn. magazines
or encyclopedias. We have no 70 nm
Tor II. >avayes nav. u:ket oul their
bearls to b- rid Of tAen; in clgrhza,,on
!! has been Tor so at time. the fashion f.
sh''r then II; nov they come into
vague again all over he world. reu
wears ago, tue man who wore hi, beard
~ England or 4 n-rica. was tnoayn in :
''nc; now. all cl ,ssss 60 bearded with.
ou' notice. R,z,rs vi probably z, out
OF use wrh tins z n.ra'ion, aud the men
1t the future will class th. harbar,aus
WHO shaved off tier boards with tn
'a>ay-s WAC plucarG them ou, The
">r- oil the ieard M protecting the teeth,
4 throat lrom cold, aud tine organs o,
r">p1a.. II fran ., are well nnIrr-
.ood aud -xpe rrnce suows ,ua, Z
appe"dng", wntcn gives warmth ~ vi.
er, also protects from heat, anl acts AS
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The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-07-25

he AIhany irgns rul-rs from the
Is already disclosed lDat the next time
The census o, the state OF New York ls
tn 'en, the population Will be- 1 900 900.
TUE nlliion more tNan The popnIa,lou OF
"hoit thirteen states al the commence.
meat ot lh.. revolution!
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-07-25

esD- The city authorities OF sal, Lake
have abolished all licences Tor the sale Of
ardent spirits.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-07-25

k1sroy End .Iul1..

f51S ". II4 y. JUIV y
The London plprrs 90 tam uoulue
Important !dAl naI 10 tnat t-iesrape e
IRON HALIFAX rne .N,rnms Hae4 d say,
the Brush carried the ,rss ol ,nr Rrdau,
but were stopped bv deer trench wl.te
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-07-25
M'stclIanco.15.
The Spi 1; B de.

mere l. voice tn At walls thee yet
heart h't never can forget
lac visions, mat h ave il f."
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-07-25

Alnfa' BnAes. with squadron Of
haten steamers, had left Klel.
ENGLAND.
IL the British Parliament a proposed
vote OF eensure against the Cablnet, To
wnon tie vote # Tie Hoebuck Commit.
tee cnaf-es some o. tas j sa s,rrs, ,r.s.
ted soalr excitement. SIr r.. l. BaAyer
repled calling I,r ad ntnIstr 1--we re.,ln
Passed the Com mons unl llnJlsty
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-29

worth, and respect associate In cnacs and also
That .s .1Ss' o.. 70 ais ssIssvsd wife AMI
J LAuHsxcz, sserstary
younssst son Of David and Elizabeth Hcinbotna aged
years, months and 10 days.
invited to attend the funeral this day from 81 Kias
On saturday morning, July u.s. MARY AVN THOMPSON,
The friends OF the dscsssed and those OF her sonsin.
law q: B h.yre,u and 8 Piton are re.pe ,tfulIy in
latter at 1913 West Sixteenth street, 1T O'Clock this
On Friday, July a. At the rssdsacs o. her friend Mr..
J. Mansfield, "a Canal street, KArs VERONICA O5HAs
messy, aged Is years, months and 20 days.
On Saturday, july Is, J1ss' wife of c. Musr, aged
ibs friends Of tho family, and Entsrprs. Loss. No 80
81 O'Clock, without further iayitAtiOn.
Or s-'S VII: ;. %n
The friends resvee are respectfully invited 70
street, this day, 1t o'closk r..
A sister has died, HE beautiful roN
That croops on its stem when the winter wind bows
ADo her spirit has gone to the Spirit who gave,
But ven meet her again beyond the grave.
JAsE. wife Of Hector Sinclair. aged IS years aad
Her funeral win take place to. morrow, a. so'elo.l,
doors west Of Broadway.
At hooAHp,E D., on Friday evening. July 81, Mary
CHARLOTTE, infant daughter Of Thomas F. aud Mary
Augusta Belts, aged months and q days
her funeral will take place At O'CLOCK this afternoon
from "a south Third street
On Friday, July 81 Of disease Of the hsart JOHN
QrIS, In the Attn year OF his age.
His friends respectfully invited to attend the fu-
neral this afternoon, 1t O'Clock from his residsu,s at
the southwest Of Butler and Bond IT'S
BroolIyn.
California papers please copy.
On Friday evening, July q, Miss ELLES L. HUxPHREY,
daughter Of Daniel and Caroline Humphrey, In the 23d
year Of Der age.
The relatives and friends OF the auy are respect
fully invited TO attend the funeral this afternoon att
O'Clock from the residence OF her parents 202 North
Sixth street. The remains will b. taken 10 Greenwood
Cemetery.
HUDSON and California papers pease copy.
Az Gresnpoint, July g. Of scarlet fever, GEORGE L.
eldest son Of n. W. ana Georgiana Mathews, aged 8
years months and 10 days. !.
The friends and acquaintance Of tbs family
specfuy invited 10 attend his funeral 70 morrow from
the residence OF his gIan,mother Mes isabella sweeney
Washing ton, betwee and streets, Greenpoint, L.
California aud Honolulu e. pApsra please copy.
Killed at sea- the night OF June Gro. W. FRASER,
commander Of the ship Sea Witch aged SO years, 8
me nths and IA days.
Notice viii be given OF the funeral the arrival OF
the remains from Rio.
Philadelphia papers please copy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-29

HESIREyiiiR COURSE, l. I-TR0ruNG GREAT
~ match for 81 CO., between the sion hoTs. Cnissgo
Jsch and the New York mare Lsiy frAasirn hoafsy,
July 20, At "a O'Clock, match for s2.ooo-t-o m'e
hsats, 70 wagons. Nj j. n. DAniss name. Cnissgo
Jack; Mr. III. Woodruff names TO m LAZY fTsnkhn.
The mile between these sprats tro,tsrs Which
took place last week, ackno setged BY all uho WIT
rssrsd 70 have been the closest contests race tbs
tooh place IN this any Other country Five hess
rottsd before the affair ssttsd Lady Frank
lin erformed won6es- than Antlc patel by
either her owner or tralnerproving herself bottom 70
the end Chicago Jaet mAds himself Lasting reputa
ton Also and the question has 70 be settled shish
In the beet nag. Those who witness the comag
VII have chance TO decide. I've miles asAys tell. ths
story JOEL COSKffN, Proprietor
TITO THE LOVERS AND BREEDERS Of FINE STOCK :
Il The celebrated thoroughbred stallion via irshmss
viii stand for limited number Of msrss the ensuing
season, At the Red House Stables, 81 go ths
All mspsys 10 10 paid before serving thu mars All
cidsnta 81 the rfsE Of the owners.
WILLIAM A. BROWN. Proprietor
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fxsr Asp pouyD

r ogT-OS rHrBsuAY. Ar TU sr NICHOLAS no
j fsi atss,~r written 10 Fysniah. sgDss l. Bsass.A
ir.thsr with r~>~g, tsr y ssi ar. esse.s d ssi
s.s sssfs,s.d Mrs. q FtJAfA. Una as~n1s. ILs
asssr Ill. Ia b-Y.lly rewarded t~avsyfnx snxs lss
,ss srd te.sipt 10 ne sboys siirsss, OF ~ DtRASp
In tia -. wlesci.s botsl.
~ 1rr6v~I0r or erOits. Tsg yOiIDEna
IN so... sysvnby-w. G. fissstrrvn, n,su,h., A,sti
: a. siB 70. jobs s4nssir, ssutss Arru q sl6s0.
Tks yutie bsrsty n7h~i nos 70 sAx0ls,s the
,. " MCKAY a 90
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DUTNAMS MONrBLY-AUGUsr
l. CONTENTS xxXn
IrTkiAn wars OF Former Times, . illustrated by the
Adventures Of Captain John smith, President OF vir.
gina, ana Admz sl Of New England.
Ny Lest Youth.
The Bell Tower.
Unknown Tonguss-rhe Language Of Animals
Life Among the Mormons.
The River Fisheries Of North AInerclThe Ar.iA,isl
Propagation o. Fish.
Cape Cod--The Beach.
FIRST Friendship.
Living 10 the Country-A Country Fire PiAce-Iares
ard PenaNs -sentiment-Sprtg Vegetables IN the
and irruptor OF MISREPRESENTATION LNw 80.
Sir John Sucking.
Twice Married (contnusd.)
The Armies OF EUROPE
E1 ftorisl Notes.
American Literature and Reprinss-Religious Works
II stNcies-niscellaneous.
European Litsrsture-Engiand, France, Germany,
Hungary, laly, Music, New Publications and Adver.
tisements.
OPINIONS OF THE pRrss
We have spoken thus a. lsrgth OF Putnsms Mo nthly
because Think IL is due to the enterp that soma
should be made Of indebtedness to
to the pyomhe which It has held out from the begin
ming, none the less true that perodca be
thoughts OF our republic State OF Maize.
There Is a. much good writing and literary ability in
This number OF Putnam a. you will find IN Bisckwood,
u bss lost none OF its ability by the change
Vile Jeui nal.
Putnam comes last, but not least. II has not sin
gle picture, not even an embroidered slipper. '
1t is simply plain, well printed, original American
msgaae far from hight In many things pc alAr la
oihsrs; but evidently Its devatons issm right.
standard Of right, not msce from view OF catching
the popular current, s unpopurties necessary
evils. Il Is the only really original, masculine mndei
trap Of woodsuts nectionasm nm existence
Journal, Wilmington, n. g.
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number. DIX EDWARDS, Publishers,
10 Park pla, 80, ~ Y.
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On Friday, Jaly "a altar short and severe illness,
JoHs swuyY In the both year Of his age
The trends Of the family also tbs attaches Of the CITY
Jpspectors Department are respectfully invtsd 10 AZ
tend his funeral this day at O'Clock r. NJ from his
late reeidence, IL Oak street.
R.B-Tbe Health Tardens are requested 10 NEE. At
No. Centre street, At l2K r NJ
At : meeting Of the health wardens OF the city Of
Rev York held 81 the oace Of the City Inspectors De-
psrtEsnt P. MeIAusbliu IN the chair Jas. Laursnss
aetfsg AZ secrstAry; on motion, 1t vas
Resolved, That attend the funeral OF John Ssseny
in bocy, token Of respect and estsem for his msny
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On Saturday, July q, at the Astor House, by Alder
man Samuel H. Moser Of the THIRD ward, Mr.. JANIS PA
Rxrr Of Iodiapa TO Miss H. WAINWRIGHT, OF Hoboken.
In Broohlyn, Tuesday July ~, BY Raw Francis y.
u. Bachelor, J. Bos 10 Miss JosSPnSs HIATT.
At Flushing l.. Ion Thursday, July %, BY Rev. j.
CArpsntsr Smith, CoKsuIrs DuRyKA, of Jamaica, L !.
10 JAss eldest daughter Of the late Judge Richard Cor
nsTl, OF the former plaos.
On the 18th Of june in the Cathedral Of ST. Mary's
San Frsncisco Cs by the Raw H. p. Gallagher PArRfcK
j, second son OF the late John ThomAs q Of Galway,
Esy, Esa., Of Tasm, in the same county
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