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The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1857-09-09

BURNs.-The white Of an egg has proved
of late the most efhcacious remedy for
burns. Seven or eight successive applica-
tons of this substance will soothc the pain
and exclude the burned part from the air.
This simple remedy seems far more pref
cradle than collodion or even COTTON
Scientific Amer5can.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1857-09-09

FL1Es.-We have it from excellent
authority that no fly will enter room in
which wreath of walnut leaves has been
hung up. When these winged anoyers
are so abundant, the experiment is worth
trying.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1857-09-09

EGGS, it is said, can be better preserv-
ed in corn meal than in any other prepa-
ration yet known. Lay them with the
small end down and if undisturbed, they
will be as good at tho end of year as
when packed. Another very good meth
cd is to grease them we'll. In this way
they may be kept throughout the winter.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1857-09-09
THE FATHER OF OUR COUNTRY,

=
THE FATHER OF OUR COUNTRY.
He is represented in the garb and regalia of
a Free Mason, standing in the entrance of the
great and magnificent Tempted of King Solomon
the picture being superbly decorated with
the mystic symbols of Free Masonry, and ap-
propriately colored in the highest style of art.
presents one of the most gorgeous spectacles of
oriental magnifcence of which the mind can
conceive. The likeness is striking and grand.
and for the sublimity of attitude, and the ease
and dignity of manner, is unsurpassed by any
other painting ever executed either in this
country or Europe.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1857-09-09
Chicago Tribune for 1857.

THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE is bold, earn
/ est and straightforward Republican paper.
devoted to the cause of Freedom, Progress. and
Reform. Believing that Liberty. and not
Bondage, is the saving principle of the Repub
lie, it is enlisted into the Republican ranks,
not for a campaign, but during the struggle
between Freedom and Slavery. 1t contends
for the principles declared by the unanimous
vote of the Fathers of the Republic in the Con-
gress of 1887, that "Slavery or involuntary SER
vitude shall never exist in territory now free"
and it therefore insists that Kansas shall be free
that Slavery shall be excluded ftom all Ma
tional Territory, and that the influence of the
General Government shall be exercised on the
side of Freedom.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1857-09-09

@- Human affections are the leaves,
the foliage, of our being; they catch ev-
cry breath, and in the burden and heat
OF the day they mako music and motion
in sultry world. Stripped of that foil
age, how unsightly is human nature.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1857-09-09
Cheap for CASH, or Ready Pay.

We will not give you long gassy advertise
ment, that we will sell 20 or 80 per cent. cheap
er than any other store in the country; we shall
do no such thing. We expect reasonable
profit for our Goods. Our motto is, /" live and
let live." All we ask is for the people to give
us call, and ascertain for themselves We
shall endeavor to keep an assortment of the
above goods at all times, when they can be pro-
cured in the market. We also have small
stock of
Dry Goods, Yankee Notions, de-,
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1857-09-09
A Great Chance to makeMOney
With a very Small CapitalI

4 GENTS wanted in every town and county
IA of the United States. to sell by subscrip-
ton one of the grandest and most beautiful
pictures ever published in America, being a
highly ornamented
Portrait of Gen. George Washington !!
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1857-09-09

EE Noble spir'ted men are forward
to all worKs advantageous to the common
wealth.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1857-09-09
TO DESDEMONA.

For THE JOURNAL
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1857-09-09
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The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1857-09-09

In SHORT, whenever you want anything
i. in the Tin Plate and Sheet iron line,
please call at DopaE Il Cos,
River Falls, June IL, 1857. nltf
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-01-01


rs sslg tba ps.tfy 4, eers,
Walsh people shas s,ssri he H.
"oss hs< les se-s-, ssa eae 81 ihYws,
Are gstl~ saA sisps vt tine
Yes h'si @esi stsia sest = ~, assaiss,
Ant s.faA rs As.t As's s-lt-ts.Ag s-ssfs go '''
Ia thi., ssa - ss sns rca Zen,
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ras N'sdss atstss As> thsms ssd se~f,
essss ssssi, ssaie Ices, ssss VEGA. s.aas s.tsss
me Nssasss. nus s,siss ~ ts sasfy,
AID 81 a.isa-ss~s,a sslas, sasa sie'f
tAses siasi, NV Y,sk, sad sies lasz i.lsa'
3 spi thsts q H. u Sase, AL he uisAts ~
set He data, whess ssas ate saeeAfsi
hat Hsl cate a.st tks kisslsa ftssA
tAsfs pears Nisxssss ss,sf ssvsf,
ne, fssAse wsai5 hsvv sfsss,iss tssE
fhess. che tss aissh ,hs Nerss~f ssB
+ fAs ,.xges, Graf wesssfr Sssasi
t. iag -ess walrs. ,s- Sbs~sed-sss sa'-
wsass cav ssisleA i,s asasa ss4 etssi
ttss ptuslss gapsfa eli ssd essAssff
rseis casl ei sFsss no eaass sshSs<s
-f ..H tnFe+ ~ H agl attHi
fhsis "A. aa'~s. 80 tss ts.i-s 'saissS
~ asst, sua taa. sa1 - 81 sgses,
'Frl'es, sgs sse9laz "a ~ zee.
b - dasV 10 pssy iepss lee -,
ga m,ss paat s,sssei gsss> ,fsc.s.t
rasa sssae- 100 Ssyasr, ss.'s--ssess
thesisNssi stnts--ies seer krss'i
I.sf E.l.., ., les o, BAT sea.9 ssy,
hass 80 a. Aeee~ bvt ses % rs.t
Asa ths,, 90 lohs 90 ssH 10. ~
iissssss tssias his TIVE rs<f
tssss, sessr rssrls u tss itsis
A,s ~ssssss ~ rsss seas~ss, ., 'sis,
A t,,ls kAsitssg sea-s~trsHrs sAssx~-
Ass rsttas . cap 10 essehsx
jisa stssatss, Ace ~ su o. yhsss 40
kscH TO-. tAessh lsass'sd ~ . View
NisA ssssshs 10 seFs ,as'F see 10
Afa eri b - wsse 'asls I-N tas ssas,
u ssnt ~ ssis est Ma hesstassf,s
- A. u
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-01-01

population, bat IN Internal improvement, and
s0iesprixe. ! slccld b. glad =, compare the
schools, ~ss.nAsies. colleges, and upivcr1s,es d
ssarniDr In thu Western States with sry ~ M
Union, asd nof FAR the resslt
Tie Western States sre !ormiag ibs patsos.
al character " our statesmen, and poistiag oct
our foreign poiicy Thy arc 10 the rfd!aia
As,tsdss where 10 all ages, the socisi snd pc
,icsi relations ~ msnkiai we're tempered b
tdstics aud MODERATION.
L / hare beard the charge iniimstad thai
Young Arnsrica' WA the presiding genius o
tho West J hsvo heard eoid L,gyisu.T charged
% the ssst. northwest a..s -a..s, sasi , ,.-s.
hoard dcfait,ons given 70 each, viz; Al odd
fogy" Is sisissmzn VITO h holding on 10 nh
coat tail of progress and hsIloning shsa aot
whose sdmcniti1us always fcrbosie evil. I" fssss
Aussfics." h defined thus ssyw stop q
eeaat lhs cost. hut gaeh - a,d pp. Boi
The motto Of the middle and western aiss% y
acst given by ona u The bfavest ADD ifts'
ehiyairoas soSs IL The wcst. -Bs sufs yoa ar
ftrht--ihsa 20 ohsad n
Ny hope sos ihs preservation q the Consii
luton sed ilse Isrpe,aiiy o. our born Of Gey
rament, l. in tbs Mhhie and Wsstsra States
nd 10 lteir dsep rooted nationality Of lef!
~ aud sentiment They bave inevitably rolled
,acs ihs lids of rash Judgments. WHICH hsv'
Isom isa.e to tins sprung sp "a ihs two en-
RENE lsii,udss u North AID isoush.
Itsy ssand 10 tbs ceatrt-- cairg aud diSniGed
onscioss Of llejr power, frm u purpose sDf
bold 10 esoeailop. Thy stand with tie Con
,t,aligs 10 oaa hand, and the scales 81 Iasties
10 thu Other, saying TO thu political storm
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-01-01
CATHCART u CO.,
wAOts.rs Aso ssrspl nxaIGss ~ yeas,ss Ass
ID ONES TIC DIR r g. q % ID n.

~notssrs Ase ssfsm nx.Igss ~ yess,ss Sss
ID O.uEsTIC - X =" q q obs
(,assfDees sush,-., ~ saint rsai resr Year. az,
'h'H Ato nose asa an siina trsias Sct staes thss
iAue a ~. sea ispm re simsrsoas ~ esssn,s ~
lsgs - 'ifs Il L. 10 Ahststzas4hs seiperera -
oso1s rec sa'gA sif.Asy saunt. sy s.tha. Thes s~a
sssss IS ess as,i vss sso tsss rsSI.nLkp rrossssA
isslf 5sssA~7. Ass
MORE THAN DoUBLEoi
Every yeas siuss %. osuBsassnept. Thsy have
ssssi, laat.
~ rssSp 81, srrv-E< aosssrs AN ai.sp.sr..
A News aud Spaeieus Brick store,
rli'sS =? IA - uqss AepsSs ssrrs ssa ssspisi :.
etesa ssa sassats ssi s sse ssgspss. s-siess- ard
e.nFss'saea Il - tatsfef a9ssg@sssn - ths ssss'
- tt.F-se 90 4 as s.s. ask ne ssissi siax sspss
600 u tasR
v"-s Css-r tvr Hr-,t r'--SczA
1asr rsts~te4 'se.E,s'. ~. iu.tn.ss sssssss.a.s
via S.svKss NaSxsfs haze -ssh9-s hen to .sl-sts
ssacs ~ sors,gs asa Oosnssis pr Good
EaeguaEad tM she Forth W-sxf
~ Is sstsat sflssArz an. ssstety ecsagriss. a.
%. rs.uass' fsl saG wisass sYis. 81
uSsss AND FANCY Soass
tss ssssaa,s Z al s-Nas. su4 g-,vsg,sx ssaa.. So
aasgt 20 De tasir tei az 81 - tA,s soata
stSrp'ATsss sen Ne .ssst ss- Fssatzss 4ssssyTys.
eisss esf gSr,esr-d sss.sts, tAss ~ 'hns Wl
tss "a acre = ausi.y'lss te asi.t s6sR-~s
sAfes ssa oHssias Ms4ae. a-s ne snsrss tAsy hs,.
sTf-s' o Arra. - ross res u
tHhtoo sad sasse In sianesssta
u - tAs ss-t EN.-IssrS -. sn.se ~ Esosaw.s
"ftA strss 2 81 usl.usO q sAts pgiErsy,
Sf-i ~ al,f ars'i "a 'ssx
tAs8R $50 asGNlfs1ESr sALg fooN-
vesss cory. rsxtlsa.slg 80 40 = "a Cora. srs
sissss STRESS ia-f save csrzrfssest aea -
Anvil ~AiFf fhsy ts'Ss gart7ns.f st"ss9s g.
t1sif sssscas
CARPET waKK1no1
tSa wist Ia 80 A. s~N-st AsrfsiaE, AaA
rusetfr rss.f s.. sss Sc csss4 fsfs fifs,
4s..-lszsa, q ts-f Aasg- stts@sasGs to ss~s.sd
Hssiessrriy -
tssststy. s.isrss~ Fancy sooas. Ar.
Ia vs.sA ,Asy s..lz 80 sai,ss.4g4y -
.ayssi ise.s le-ts ss> -l-svsts'asars
CATiiC ART A CO.,
Ca 49, susnf 81 i1s s5hsrfs 49, hesissss irsa -
- aEras.sss ~ ssfst.sR4 ~ .s.s sad fassssssai
- Sefia Sect o. fsr
WHOLESALE pEpaRraE~r.
frST ssss tarsa is~f arsrsf slag.
NAs.s-s's '-sa,s I'd seNss sac al -nsss 4,
AL 'e = - 's SEA ffs 4-t sAseYi's 9-et q Hessie
F'sa's, lsss s,agt sss''a-s eve sss@~
Vas TH& wu.'G Fvgs ftfh,Ns
~ ~ srstt aat4s zsQssr1 ss1t SO sfass
sss saet ffa s-t@st sts sses go ss-2rs lno.t
'H.a 70 b. aas.ss, 49, 's- s'.s''ssi tsiftlef -
ss zee.
N0ii as rhteaEe asa ~ tssss sr'ess
s'A NJ less IL -ss1st4 i4sl43 aas-4 ssaSss -
sasas ~. - -. .. lasU 80 ttfs rsft.@ es ls-n
IA a.. &f~ss srTzhtt~
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-01-01

NINE1Y-FOCR LAND WARRANTS, FOR
IN ice acres each, granted 10 Nsnoniese~ tnutses
-li y. sid BY ne "a the reqass VI thee iaaisa. ssl
heffsitnf atoat pietr AMIR thsy viii b. Teesstd BY
M. Ssal traoossis mari Cd s'fr1poriis for land
Eslssu, tor ihs entire nsaeer ~ imy Asads o. ~
snsbsfs " st pssetsssrs viii be tsc-ev~a b, ip" al
dfts.sj w ctly aat the ls OF Jarusry neat
FRANCIS HuEBsCuusNN
.aper1his ades, II .ndtsa Aatsirs-
Riiwaasse, Nv. -, fsss dseisdsz,
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-01-01

COMMISSIONERS HO1ICE~-NG TIE
" sa9@-foefs being appeiais5 BY the Probate Court
oi Essey Ceauf,. and ferrisosy Of MhSesots, Con
ssieners reeve e8smlas aud adjust all sisas and
armAaas - s rsfssas ssssast tbs Estate 81 tas Jiy
ht O. sa1 soanty, decreased, and also NJ etsus and
demands s,heetsd 10 offset thereto, ssd tx nonihs
'roa ths h asy a december, A. ID. lsse. being slew
~ ~ sail too for tbs safrose do the stofs here
~ ave Bvtcs that VIII attend the aal Iss VI Eur
~st ~ fvintnent tue oiies OF Wm sprsy Hall, On
ths hsst Saturday each Renia, duf'ng the ccassDc'
anes vi ta@ essaasl.s,op
P,P ElR1ER,
H4RpfY CPfCEE,
wh.'srsisG HALL.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-01-01
4 NENICAN NOUsE-N0TiCE-THk P9u

n prie,os Vi he shove popass ANA scnan,siess o.
sossAsp scaij v,pestfsitg sBnotaee TO his pstfoas
ssd uss psbia rHefaiiF that 10 order To fastt the
VsEs ~ ths travelling eDn3a3s;Y, he viii ssi a'as
NE sfst d, o Nayehs asxt rsaues the price II bead
20 SOLAR ss1 SIS, lsv day At the ;ass
h. hsss a. s-safo he fsnd tkat there wni DO
dso;rn N ats sn ria u piesss or ia the syis
SBss aaioh sss heretofore caaFSc,strss hfs eysyss
@Aas lns Asusrtssa Hons su that atss elsp uef-i
eaiis ~ X LONG PROG ss,cs
Nysst1eef ..-as~6ra
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-01-01

sah4o'g sAlst isai--.k- = REiOIg, toyne,or.
dasus t4ken tb@ sbsss Hotel, sal thcronxhly t~rt
tot sui ,efarpthsd r. Nj Beiste begs snirla tie
tirsss 81 N,nt f.st snd The travelling rnbs, tss b
g. prvIartj 10 aeoamtDodste ksth boardsrs AMI
travellers, "a mspner ua.afpsssri 10 the stty. The
tshiS ban s~sis he supplied With Ito beet the nsrkss
sseds As iacstiss % the lessi being In oeiiassiy
nont 81 The sisa,ssoat landing, s-i IN he busness
f"rsAs ~ u. r''y, ,kes IaftcRh ~ 3esistis 10
tass slto psa 10 9saafi boats busissss
"a the cits sutA.S~u
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-01-01

l. CHANTS. Votes esislsstei Sebastian Aroma,
b ~etnApps, bsvof No. So cofnipea street Nvv Or
leans. James ". nsrks Agent.
GArt,as TO rsn PrBtic.-f The whole cooe,Ft - sod
e.l with Cemeteries and lntstaa Sehnspps, las rsb
re shoa,d Ne careful 10 purchase caly ts ssnsiRr art
Gle, msuasisel area anJ is,youIea ay UdeIAs Wolf-
~htra has the 9 thu shKtsrssatH ma beside
Cesk Abd Label.
Fer .ss ~ 81 the -ssgsesb,s sirecsr. sgt ttsn ,s
Read tss ottlsoas ii tss N.,s Srsk prss.
RrHkE
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-01-01
is-ans Of news.


The Davenport Ga-xsls. OF the 18Th, aD,iees
qaits Iatabef Of Asissisns welis sank "a ihsi
vieilisy, a singie befsr has slssady iag ~
fss than yeyenteea ~ thas ely Prizes ase,
10 cisy. 81 per foct .or the first so sst 10,
yood that, u cts. gsr loot advance oyer this
wics. every ten feet. IL rock i : IS per
foot. Want II waisr aAs hlsFto Deco great
co'npisiut IN Davenport, be; lls Gassis thinks
TIE CITY i hte'v t~-"r'''-, = o. vel Supplied.
Tbs total s,saia asj slii-ses.sl tonnage built
On tbs We,ers Lals 10 1854 wa lo.7s4
tots Ia 1865 there was added 10 the lake
marine % AZ tons, IL the present ysssr die
Tonnage reported Is $500. lie cost Of
steam ionasge sor tbs two ycass Is estimated at
VI ,527 600, ard a The sail vessels a, s2sis..
7s0, making Total investment of $&,aa4, 80.
1be Iasd eslss by the ll.ieets Central Rail
read Company is the moaih III November
amounted to sS53,290 .7--.iuakisk the aggfe.
gate oil saiss up To the iss Of Desmeer $40.
032.s77 u!
ii@ A.. i. HsfGi1 says ~ ti@ WofEns
Rights movement 'iio pla.n tact Of the
matter Is. that sil ,bi. noaenee about down
tresidcn woman Ia gotten ~ by itw aurdred
perscns. supposed TO be it,nales. Oct whose SIX
| - not accurately def.eed by exterior develop.
ments.r
Bliis have bcsn introduced into the south
Carolina Legislature to give lla election n
0overnors and Presidential electors 10 IN"
the people
| The largest Congressional Distric, Ia tho
Uai,ed States, beyond doubt, Is the Second
District OF Wiscot,io. The usual average for
Congressional Districts ia from eight 10 ten
thousand votes but this District st the las,
election voted thus Ior Congressman
l : .
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-01-01

t'rDhaiseef .usii~ss N saint rsai Tesr Year, Az,
'asn hoo ;hsa an Issas ir.dias pct stses
iAue a itpa re sirnsrsioas ~ essrnys vi
age - 'fs Il L. 30 shststzas3hs ersperiera ~ .
e"tss''rc re se'sh sessy s@pnts sy ns'skss Thar
ssSes.s ess asli vsss sti ttss rssI.nLkp rrosssss
Ies4f A.stNe-,
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-01-01
~ rsUp 81, srrv-as i.osssrs .sD si.sr.srs.
A New aud Spaeieus Brick Store,

Fls'sS ~ "a - $40, Aepsxs sgrls ssd saspisi ie
asssH ss3 ,assaits ss h sae sieyspss. p~sioss- Ard
e-ossRssaes e - iatsscs asssg@sassn ths s<sss-
- ttig-se 90 Il gAs ss.5e ass is- xsisa sinx
u tesis
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-01-01

80 sasssiS < al f-Nss aua g-svs "a nps,ses sss
aa u he f.ste tei o. Of ~ tA,a an ssatt
aNSrpfsrsss fosn ne .fs-t ss- T~gkzss 4ssesrgSss
efssrs 'esf gs,ser-d tsssts tsst hnx Wla 70 81
"a = 90 --.aslrs - aNsagsls4 te Isl saeP-
safss ssa eAsets's Woaes tAs tHsrsss tAsY hsss
- aF4fs 4 krfas - 4
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-09

DIED ASH COAL sCHARgTNG. LANDING, A CARGO
III OF red ash stove and nut sizes shipped W dry
order and will be delivered the boat reduced
price. Also. for sale Lehgh genune Liverpool orre aud
English and American camel Goals ~ the lowest current
rates. HENRY hEErIr,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-09

pTRDs.-A LARGE AND SUPERIOR LOT or TAME
ID parrots; also ar lot of live birds for sale Al 1875 Naa.
sau street. near Bridge Brooklyp, and other eurosueA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-09
vIrANrED-2 GOOD BooKKEEPERs, THREE CLERKS

w shipping and ticket Offices clerks
grocery and dry goods stores hrakemen three reen
three pOrers drivers two bag
ragemen SIR for tw,oarhnen and four boys
Tor trades and stores Persons wishing any IT these sua
lions will do well 70 call upon LOUIS KAUFMAN 7G5 Broad
way is the only oce In the city where good situations
car be given
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-09
MUSICAL.


A GREAT SACRIFICE FOR CAsH-A COSTLY FULL
"A rosewood planoorie Tor sale Ia Brooklyn,
finished the superb Style round corners with nagn
solid key board double scooped all
round and In powerful sweet and rich. made by
Of our celebrated makers aud fully warranted and
nearly and perfect Cost the family tJo-prce f15.
which sacrifice Apply At No 10 Washington street near
three minutes walk from Fulton Catherine ferries,
Brooklyn from A. NJ TIL Il. NJ. Monday, Tuesday and
"Wednesday.
SOLID PEARL KEYED OCTAVE ROSEWOOD
"A pAnofore for salehnished In the rich and magni
has round the back finished the
the front with massive serpenne and scoloped
all round The piano. rich scroll legs with punches ~
carved them. and beautiful tone which
be tested made FOR the by Il most esteemed
city makers with warraniee been IN use short
has fault blemish supsrbly niad with real pearl;
price $500 cost 80 70 cash customer will be made An Oh
Apply at sinh the Crystal Palace for
tpur DAYS from A. N. unsP.N N B.-Wil be boxed
required, and IL The best bargain 10 he found
IMPORTANT Mus1CAL-AT THE SOLICITATION or
friends and considering these hard times. the
donna ELIZA yALENTINI will have singing classes si2
three ladies In hour, twice She
be her ~ broadway every day from TIL
O'Clock.
MUSIC AT HALF PRICE At WATERS, NO aas
NI Broadway Pianos and melode0ns lower prices
rent and rent allowed purchase. For sale
monthly payments
r,O IET-oNE SIX OCTAVE ROSEWOOD pr NOroRTE
nj o. 50 month for sale price the
Inquire, after y. ", at US Third avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-09

ID second floors without board private table u
required n family party Of gentlemen The house has
all the modern improvements Location 65 Broadway Re-
ferepees exchanged.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-13

laura KEENE's NEW THEATER,
IL No. ga Broadway, near Houston-st.
Miss Laura keene Sole Lessee and Dfectess
Mr. Thomas Baker Musical Director.
Change of tme-Door open g commence Ut y o'clock.
EASTER MONDAY.
GALA BILL.
First nght Of Charles Gay loI's piece,
THE LOVE OF PRINCE.
Prince Charles Frederick Of Prussia Miss Laura Keene
The Orchestra under the direction Of Mr. Thomas Baker
will perform the overture Of lie Chevs de Bronze" grand
ourdie LucrezA Borgs and the celebrated II Trayata
Waltz"
To conclude with, To- the Goth time.
THE ELVES
with oil It's beautiful scenery and dresses
LFGENoThe mountain forests Of PastOTa inhabited u
said Pixies Sprites and Elves who like the Phantom
OF Germany, delight to enap travellers into their
realms and them with their nischievOns antics.
Having the power Of transferring the spirit they often in
their Uaco gambos give life 10 the newly dead Statues
rocks snd atsssv in the forest but
only during the they retain their fictitious existence;
the approach Of night they resume their immobity
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-13

n II I ES1NN
"A Wells and boring for water has been engaged
In this business 80 has recently bored well for
John TAYLOR their Saloon and International Hotel
Broadway also wells for principal brewers rener
and others wish to caution the public against frauds imposed
upon them by parties claiming 10 have patents for tools and
PIPE used in this business Address JOHN DlSBROW, No
81 Wakers or at the Columbian Foundery No d Dusnet
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-13

CALT.-TODD Il Co., No. = Front-st have
- constantly hand Afoat and In store, Ashton's Mar
shs + fine Salt, Turks Island and other Salt Ly
.rpoo Ground Salt and Ground Rock Salt of superior quality
Dairy and Family in 5ib, ION 5b and b Bags and
in Cases which they offer TO the Trade at reduced prices in
large small lots.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-13

Il Island the large and mod Gus DWELLlSG-HOUSEs
"A ro.ns with furnace hot and cold water, kitchen range,
marble nantes sliding duubw waiter piazza front and
rear and about Of zhorraced land with hocs
t and barn 40SiO and garden hous. sit
uated Broadway snd Academy ". Apply tvs
VIM. NJ WHITNEY. No. 81 P.lest., New York. or J. M.
WHITNEY Astoria. L. l..