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we'll VIM IA An IorNl M a ~ N w
lesfi ifSp .hs iinas sisl sriaii, w \ 1hich.
|sIe eounsfy NH bss1I VI llted, asad bnder
which all an still 5mal slng to- bsrtaiil,
extent, tsSuSe economy. irugality NJ our
expenditures. and 10 live withia our
means. Isr igHa moss proper sins NJ y
general reformation II our mapnkr Al
living, and in our system Of doing bGsi-
ness, Extravagapce and reckiets Ness
Ii business matters have been general
throuehoot TIE country. ana 6aaay \, Who y
had lived al though they were almost
miilionaires, since The hard times com
meuced have found il hard % procure
The necessaries Of life. II such Ind ex-
.ercised ! little prudence. been 40 in
sprovident, and laid by what they had
made during more prosperous days. IL
lie Of no suffering would have been ex-
perienced BY them. All that i neces-
sary now 70 restore business 10 its
wonted footing, IS for Us never a. live
beyond our mems. and never 20 pur-
chase y thing we can get along without
il the money, cannot By NJ well spared
as not. with which to make the purchase.
Let the wealthy live as luxuriously %
- =
they may, let their example be no guide
for us. Do not let Us ape tho manners
Of such. for By doing % We not only
bring upon ourselves ridicule, but be-
come embarrassed ia our business ar
engagements, and lose that respectable
position in society which i is The prlvi-
lege of every one to enjoy fi 3As "
Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1858-04-01

os The Turk = Mahommed Pasha,
sent tos this country % purchase ships f,s
Ne Sultsn, was fayorably received ny
the President Oh the 18th The Prssi-.
dent rendered him TIE hosPitslities *
country, Hersplisd that 10 had been
direcaed 70 Be guided ~ the hPsss;dsnt,
He was invited W The President " !
dinner. sIs,8 e I, III, ,s1,9 \, Il
Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1858-04-01
MORTGAGE SALE.

inEFAULT having been made Ia tile payment
II Of three hundred and sixteen 81 100 dollars,
principal, with interrst thereon from the 18th day 81
November, - ,. 1856, which Il now claimed 70 be
due 1t the date Of this notice on certain mortgage
bearing date the day and year aforesaid executed b.
and Harriet his wife, to George z. Chapman o. the
same plzce, which was duly recorded u Mortgage
il the Office Of Register Of leeds 10 and for the
County of Benton In the Territory Of Minnesota on
the 18th day Of December, 4. d. 1856, at O'Clock
AZ. n, IN book A Of Mortgages on pages 500 and
100 and no suit or other proceeding at law having
cen commenced to recover the amount due Hpop and
I ecured by said mortgage. o. any part thereof.
IA Now therefore Notice is hereby given that in pur-
saaace and by virtue Of power Of SAX contained in
I'D mortgage, and &C The statute IL such case made
I'd proysd, the premises desoribed in and convey
by said mortgage, 10 wit All that tract 81 par
: Il Of hand rtnate m Benton County and Territory
u Minnesoia.. dsscsibed ~ lollows Being The
en- quarter a shs nofth-xesl quarter .of section
q eive fi2) IN ,ownrhip ihirtyeisht t36) north Of
nge thirty coy weti, containing owe hundtsd and
u eNty of land alsn certain other piece stu-
ated in saiii Cnsaty and desuitsi fnilows :Iss
the aoih half Of the northeast quarter Of section
!, twelve ll2) il .ewasAip ahrty $50 nsrtk
of range thirty 60 Mests co1saining eighty Acre1
ri land. gesher with al The hereditanents and sp-
psssenAucss thcsrun,o belonging in any wise ap-
n raining. will he sold At pnbc vendue, 10 pay and
y isfy the principal ma interest deserted in and
red By the said mortgage, together with the costs
!. 4 expsess of a. pso0eednss Nd sais. u shs town
n Sank Rapids. il sa,d County. pc Benton, ii he
nj II door 81 shs Hyperbnrsxr Heselon IN n Az
n April eighteea kindfsd and 6ity eight, 4 nine
! Died 81 y Js NY ~ s NV N 3 1855
Hta GEORGE E. CFIPMANs Mortearee
Mr.. srRIoo HALLs Ant Or Ms4gSses. li6i6
~ Ths aboys SAILS I. ppstponsd ill ih4 2o,h
of May aszs, y the saubs tims IN plaes Y :
Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1858-04-01
g. Senator Douglass has fol. Il. se /. q. {,

- Senator Douglass has for several
days been confined to his house BY
sickness. On the 22d he, was able to
make three hours speech on the adj
mission of Kansas, in which he denounc-
ed the Washington Union for assailing
him, and said It was because he refused
to vote for the editor Of that paper for
printer and in which he also denounc-
ed the President for attempting to force
men q support the measure, to all Of
which Toombs replied with much bitter
ness. sas. isg ssa II safB 1855 Ill.
Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1858-04-01
. UTAH.

The troops Of the Utah expedition are
reported in excellent health and spirits.
It is said an entrance hundred miles
longer. than the usual route could be
effected, which would enable the army
to avoid entirely the passes fortified BY
the Mormons.
Two hundred Of the principal men Of
tho Utah Indians had been in camp and
seemed friendly.
The Cheyennes also desired peace
with the exception Of those along the
south side of the South Pass,
Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1858-04-01
COLD WEATHER EAST.

We notice that cold weather hasspre-
vailed inmany parts ofthe east during the
past month. March Here il has been
warm with the exception ofthres orffour
days, during the entire month, Tues
day morning last il commenced raining
at between II and l o'clock In, ahd
continued to rain moderately until about
eight o'clock. Il was cloudy during tie
day, but was warm and not very unplea-
SAINT. !. ..s.,s. |;
Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1858-04-01
STEAMBOAT 4 CHR DUG H LAKE
sHs s& pEpfN S

The saanstday lass week, that q boat
arrived il our neighborhood from 81
An,heny shsf Cry Edgls arrived a st.
Paul from Galena, The 25th pltino
This Y earlier by some three VI four
days than IL boat evsr bsiars arrived
from below Lake Pspin, this season,
has not PrpysdIa barrier to navigation
. lonk III usual. q & sfs
Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1858-04-01

W. a despatch 10 the Pioneer and
Deaocsat, dated Washington sd. says
that Mr.. Harris of Illinois. u severely
IN. having ruptured blood vessel.
Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1858-04-01
~ In a private letter received

q ~ In a private letter received in
St. Louis from Col. Johnson Of the
Utah expedition, that officer states that
the Mormons, as fully as..words and ac-
;tions can convey their Intentions, will
not sobmi. longer to any government
but their own, leaving our government
no other alternative but % either submit
to this discrimination. or require an un-
conditional submission on the part ofthe
rebels. .
Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1858-04-01

~ During debate on the admis-
sion Of Kansas, in the ssnate, on the
10th inst, there was = little sparring
between Green Of Missouri, and Came
ron Of Pennsylvania, in which the lie
passed between them, but the matter
was finally settled, and apologies made
TO the Senate s4as # s..t ..5 !.
Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1858-04-01
TO PRE- EMPTORS,

Piats Of townships 125 & l26 N. R. % W., 9th mer.
!. ,sa ..S 81.
have this day been received. Pre-empt-
ors are required to file their declaratory
statements within three months fromthis
date w. A. CARUTHERS,
Register.
Land Office, Sank Rapids, MI
3Oth March, 1858. 4
Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1858-04-01

~ The Douglas Democrats have
found strange bed elbows. Il must b
truly cheering to them 70 zee so many
Republican, lights giving their lid to the
Cincinnaf.il platform. n I y there not
something rotten II Denmark 81
Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1858-04-01

- Hon r. NJ Richardson's. our
Senator. arrived il town on his way
home from St. Paul. last Monday even
ing.a Helooks we'll. and is ready now
70 do all be Gun in support Of the Loan
Bill.
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SUMMONS

s5sB8 e@ 95s TERRITORY OF MISNESoTA,
4 ss*ss County Of Benton.
tSTRICT COURTS ECOND JUDICIAL
& rs DISTRICT M
WILLIAM CoLBr
l. HORTON DAY, }Summons for Relief
against
StBRANr VAN Nest. x#
4 Sybrant Pan .Nssl, DEFENDANT named,
{ tlR, You are hereby Summoned, and required
4 e anawes the complaint ia This action, which
h been fled in the Office Of the Clerk Of the Dis
u let Court a, w ArAB, in said Comfy Of Benton,
and serve copyof your answer III at the City Of
8 tint Paul, in the County Of Ramsey in said Terri
= ~ Of Minnesota, within twenty days after the
herenf, exclusive Of the day Of such service |;
a ID i YOU iaiI 70 answer the complaint asafresaid,
II Plaintiffs viii apply to the Court lorsthe relief
d .manded in the complaint.
.saAMES, VAN ETTEN & OFFICER,
ls9st4#2a 4al4#tFS !siS95 Plaintiffs Attorneys.
Dated, Saint Paul, Oct. 3, 1857 .gt. 1l5i6 II
Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1858-04-01

60 Il i denied, aon me part of Mr.
shepley, that the difficulty which led %
The attack q his family, " Mr.. sw We. !,
helm, and which led 81 the dcstrnction,
Of the Office rofi the pis;ter,s WIS there
suit &C neighborhood quarrel! Hs'
states that is member II Ill family had
ever bad the least controversy with Mrs,
Swisshslm. "A solution ", the whole
matter is promised next week.
Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1858-04-01

~ Hon. r. "A Richardson, who
arrived last evening from s.. Paul, bro't
word that \ teIegraphic dispatch had
been received there, that bill for the
admission Of Kansas had passed the SEN
ate BY = majority Of four. 9Th sst
n Last evening We received the Daily
Pioneer 9 Dsroeral, and 4 states that
the majority was greater than shove sta
ted. Absorbing TO the fguering Of the
lAnsi-L tcompton men the Bill cannot
pass the House. 'ssa Nv III ssT'38fs I'll
Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1858-04-01

IN PROBATE COURT, STEARNS COUNTY.
TERRITORY OF MINNESOTA.
TN The matter Of the last Will and Testament
j Of Hugh Stevenson. late deceased, Of said
County. ;,s, sF@ s..srs Il .....s. ,s.,4.,
The last Will and Testament Of the said Hugh
Stevenson late deceased Of said county having been
duly deposited in this Office for Probate
1t is therefore ordered that Saturday, the 18th Of
March, a. p. 1883, be the day set for hearing the
proof and that all persons interested in the Estate
Of the said deceased required to appear at said
time and show cause il any their be, why probate
Of said Will should not be granted. .s5ss.
Dated, st. Cloud, Feb. 18th, 1858 1854 @
DAVID SINCLEAR, Judge Of Probate.
Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1858-04-01
- The first number of the Shake

~ The first number of the Shake
pee Reporter, has been received Il Is
but half sheet, 5ut j. soon to assume
Its intended size-a full sheet. The
proprietor has started itthrough his own
energy, i seems, and the people Of Sha-
kopes II they understand their own in
terest, will support this paper ]; for what
they contribute towards twill come
back Ia them with compound interest. ID
Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1858-04-01

~ On the 18th inst /, two companies
OF infantry and two Of cavalry LEFT Fort
Leavenworth for tho Utah anny. They
number $50 men, sFs ID III 5ss 81 'ssf D ]
Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1858-04-01

~ Henry s.. Fitch, son Of Senator
Fitch. Of Indiana, has been appointed
u. S, District Attorney for Northern
Illinois, vice Al. M. Harrington, remov-
"a. 44I' 81 81 500 sassssa1S 4 s'11ts4.
Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1858-04-01

- Col. Fremont and faniiy leif
New York for California 90 The 10Th. /
Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1858-04-01

a a. A report was brought into town
last evening that . war party Of Sioifx
had taken three Chippewa scalps, re-
Gently, near Crow Wing. These Indi.
ans ought not 70 be suffered to carry Oh,
their wars in sections Of country inhab-
tied by the whites. even If they are
friendly disposed towards them. ii
It's high time that q stop was put 70
these savage incursions into our settle
rnents BIZ both these tribes. ss's Il.
Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1858-04-01
EMERY'S AGRICULTURAL JOUR
\ sts ta a. NAL. s.assass ii II

We have received several numbers 81
this valuable paper. i s. Y beautiful
sheet. and is ably conducted BY Henry
. Emery, and Charles y Brsgdoh.
and published at Chicago, illinois I
is well adapted to. our latitude, ard VIC
cordially recommend i to our farmers "
Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1858-04-01
WHISKEY JACK.

Andrews. Or Whiskey Jack. as he IS
commonly called, was brought down
yesterday, a prisoner from Crow Wing,
by Mr.. Officer. Of the firm Of Ames,
Van Etten s. Officer, Of 81. Paul, and
taken o. down this morning. to confne
in the Ramsey County JAIL to await fin
Al trial. This Is one Of the men, who.
i will Be recoiiected, attempted to burn
the store Of Beaulieu s Fairbanks at
Grow Wing, of which We gave short
account in our issue Of last week, and,
in which attempt, Selkrig lost his life,
and Moreli, was wounded. in default
Of bail, both Andrews and Morell were
committed on three different oh arges.
The hitter, in consequence Of the wound
received, was not III . condition to be
taken down with nthe former. and was
confined u the garrison At Fort Ripley,
where he will remain until he 80 far re-
covers as 10 admit Of his being taken
down 70 ST, Paul. M. Officer Informs.
Us that much excitement had grown ou,
ofthe affair at Crow Wing but that BY
the prompt interfsrance Of Maj Patton,
the Commandment o. Fort Ripley, i had
been entirely ailsyed, at that point il
was rumored, however, that attempts
would be made on their way down 10
rescue Andrews from the custody ofMr.
Officer, and Maj Patten offered 70 send
guard P'a along but i was deemed un-
necessary, BY him, Mr. Q, IS he had
two good men with him. They were
not molested on their way down, and ar.
rived rived here, and leF ,fl again with their
prisoner, 10 safety. 4I,I4a 5isi 3 .,nita
Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1858-04-01
TO PRE-EMPTORS.

TO PRE-EMPTORS. 81
Plats Of the following Townships have
this day been received, to wit:
Fps. III, l22, & 12s N. Range IS W, BIB Me-.
g l23 So 6 fEs & u
I23 81 &c
Pre-emptcrs are required to file their
declaratory statements within three
months from this date. s..s .esI set.s
w. A. CARUTHERS,
Register.
Land Office, Sank Rapids, NJ,
a2d March, 1858.
Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1858-04-01

~ Every Democratic paper il the
State Of New York, it. is said, sustains
Buchanan in the course he takes on
the admission Of Kansas under the Lee
compton constitution. .I' B Il
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-22

CHARLES STREET a. Co.,
~ No as BROADWAY.
REDUCTION IN PRICES.
Our nsgnifcent stocA Of
SILK MANTILLAS and CIRCULARS,
SILK and LACE MANTILLAS and CIRCULARS,
WHITE and BLACK BAREGE and MOURNING MAN
TILLAS
BUSTERS la variety Of materials
to,sther With orr immense stock Ct -
LACE MANIlLLAS, CIRCULARS, POINTS and SQUARE
SHAWLS in
ygFNCH, PUsHER and GENUINE CaANTILLY,
viii BE- Offered, con mencihg
MONDAY, the l4th inst, xt
REDUCTION OF THIRTY PER CENT IN PRICE.
Our Millinery Department which comprises stock OF ever
SO NEW, ELEGANT ana
DISTINGUE PARIS BONNETS
ofeyery Mind and description will also BE- reduced to lees than
half the r.guisr pfeea - -
SUMMER SHAwLS,
N rev ard exclusive ttyies. s.
LESS THAN COsT OF IMPORTATION.
CHARLES STREET Co.,
No. AS Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-22
NEW YORK, TUESDAY, JUNE ~, 1853.
NCH MANUFACTURERS SALE
NEW AND ELEGANT MAsrILLAs,
II ouotips A. cost in Paris. 20 1v-r vi lon Franc
Thnsa n.nst e. nawr I'd EAnric ~,

suototpf =, cost IN Paris 20 vi liou Francs,
Those r. n5vT I'd FGsric,nts
LOTS VICTOR ARMAND AND JEAN JACQUES LsNoSTAiEE
utos. NJ duc;s are axe from = Prrfsb2 - Goa
st,nuSt lie IN Euope also from B0stOa New Orleans \
H. Ini bsvins been forced Ilccz .be pressure
Of tn LINES the o ser thai e'n
cay designed the Russian market sni which VIII o.
afa1eou,Iy Gsposd Of s: Pe,e-sbgrs) offered
fr pbe distributor the eonmOdi11s sod ysri store
NO. S5i BROADWAY
Thorp.cns AID TayOts Salons by p'iys,~ h>;An
for limited peroi cnly Thete o-inE ns-utd oy order Of
ibe FRENCH COURT 0R BANKRUPTCY,
The pu-2osr declaring fourth and la c.isEi 70 Zoe
c,.dio;r IN EurOee bs.ose Monay VI August the
rre.s IN ros ca vii BE- merely nominal bu. will BE- sod
r less than the Of Customs Duss Brokers Commits
.or.Is spd Assignment Fees Tie aS foG This city IL
Ger deed Of sssgUmen' 10
Nh WILLIAM D ESTERRE.
VII specially retained ahoynsIe spacious premises
10, Il. mo efficient dsp'a Ani distribution.
HOURS BUSINESS FROM 10 TILL ) EACH DAY.
l. consists IN psr- Il
coo ha-dsoue deep FLOuNCED SILK HANrILLAS, At. IS
so FLOUsUED SILK MsNrILLAS a. ................. 10
1900 ,upeb AASTlLLAs 81 .................. IL
and WO o. t5e costly sn1 reone-cas
gents imported r.o this coant.y from % 80 each
Al.o upvrd Of eco FRENCH LACE MASrELETS, with
hree h1unc- chiefly the Poiuc: OF he celebrated
Chsniily Looms, AID ranging in price from IS % So
Also,
M.rnifcsr. REAL GUIPTRE LACE EaNTILLAs,
REAL PusHER LACE POINTS,
REAL THREAD LACE MASrILLAs,
REAL PUSHER LACE MASTILLAS,
REAL Thread LACE POINTS. Gc.
Wholesale buyers only be waited previous 20 10 n
the morning. Terms strictly beii-r delivery
Ob.erve the number SOL BROADWAY ee,se~n rsompeons
and Tayor's Saloons. WILLIAM ID. E5TERaE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-22
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORs.-PropOsals will

he received until the f2d June mat, 0clo-t for Re
uoyins Otuefiors the Navigation Of Harem River,
eDsedy MeComb.s DAM Tb- plans and ,p-c6csos u the
mcds Of dong nay b a. AcConoss Dsn stes
the l4th inst.
proposals Be N writing siiog the price for the whole
worn AID specifying the time sRhin which viii es done
Thy ar. 20 o. ineo.sd sealed .nvsop@ sddssedt Edward
H. fr.ey Engineer and len the oos o! German, ESQ.,
No i,osa Broadway Sew-fork 49,
Tn Coumssorss the nigh: reject any proposition
which they may deem for the interest Ct the Cynes 81
New Yofk and Vestehestef 10 Eeerr+
By or5sr of the Commissioners ,r Eeuovins Cssruons
from Hs,en River and Badins Free BLDG the
EDWARD r. TRACY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-22

GS0 000 "A GENTLEMAN, of medium
WOJsONOs sse and etive business habits, IL essifons
OF purehsnS with well located Real EsA.e In this city the
SHARE Of PAINTER who 10 retiring fro vel es,abished
COMMERCIAL BUSINESS Tho property, .. cash vsusaon'
\ worth The above md q esst kss vue o. capital
eeAs asaltf dks os b shown 70 bsl:as 70 ne seosf
ysry II hses@ rrsfs5s-; WI De n,es s 80 -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-22
WORTHY of ATTENTION.-LEEDs Pa

w TENT CHIMNEY AND yEsTiLAToR eurea Smoky
Cnimnsys produces powerful drsagb snd ps,
tson III. pronounced sy physicians ~ De the best protection
Of f health comfort and ckeeslnssseysr produced Ihkp
proved CompsSis sfssgs5 sssns. fire. and 10
by all rho have sIs.oed il operation % Be Of
The nc.. valuable Inventions Of The perfectly snpr In
v3 CT any machinery BE- manufactures
any foaid-ry and Be pc. inio baas old
very small The night for sections not srr;dy dspd
offered f.. sale, towns eoun-s Stses such
rrs will be yield tee purclaser Itch re.arn Full
rs1iaI viii well sub.'sntated Will Be furnished
SppAsston JOSEPH LEEDS, Pstsn,ee
No. 4o5 Broadway, New York
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Chances for Bnsiness Merl.
LIE or EXCHANGE for IMPROVED

LNOR SALE or EXCHANGE for IMPROVED
l. REAL ESTATE The .dv-riser wishes 10 exchange
NEWSPAPER ESTABLISHMENT consisting Of Daily Pa
per- Weekly Paper, and job Office oi Huse and one or
Loss attached within half hours ride Of the City Hal,
NewYoik City Broosvn Wlisnburgh would be pre-
ferd. Among the ris VI Tsyots Power Presses
Steam ErsDe TO WORK IT, kugss Press sad Hand Press Tor
Job work The ealy aid weekly papers have GOOD circulation,
sD1 the daily paper enjoys rsl advertising patronage
while The b oee eqine air business The estabhment
is cities this
fsr person sy ths kind Of buness Price
4 ,oo2. Address PRIMER at tbis oftoe Box No 25I
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DOCK BUSIkESS.-A rare opportunity to pur-
10 the good viii lease for Of years. fixtures and
well selected stek u choice standard aud miscellaneous woks
many them splendid bindings from the well known stand Of
FIFTEEN YEARS BUSINESS Of ls,e SFRiNGEa TOWN
SEND under BsrBum's Museum Of Ann-st Any
wishing each paying busiae-s will nd this
cpeoLny II is the best downtown stand in the city for
Book Sre. Reference may BE- made IN w. A. TOWNSEND,
No. 81 Breads who rees from the retail business 10
exclusively the publishing business The STOCK CONSISTS OF about
Us 0tc books An sppican, take the whole haf
the The stock in frs:ras oder and well selected for
retail business Terms liberal fof approved security Apply 20
w. JUDD Propfi~to Nos 80 William a., I'D Broadway
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TIVE NATIONAL TEACHERS INSTITUTE

WANTED-By an American widow Lady,
w PLACE with FARMER for her SON now II years
old. place with Cnnrsciiu. Farmer preferred Call
address Ter one week, Mrs q. B0GARr, No SO Bo~eTy.
"ANTED-Ina frst-clsss Silk House, an EAST
w ERN SALFsMAS, who command good,
Uomptpayns trade will be literally s'set with Address Box
No. p, Post Office.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-22

LNOR SALE or EXCHANGE for CITY PROP
Ea1Y-A PAPER MILL, with FIVE Of land, situated
in Bloo06eld " j. within twelve miles Of Nsw-Yort City.
Tie Nil kss teen IN successful operation for the last twelve
years and In complete uhhiIs order comprising sta engfe
and boilers Of o. power outTy cuisines 81 inch cylinder
usehce with callenders &c al complete large portion o.
the purchase money remain bond and sorsse M
of years For further particulars qne of CONGER esd
Me- IL CHI st. VI tie subscriber, th- Promises.
WRIGHT CONHFR
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IN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

In SPRI MI r. l. D.-MAN bFaClOhlN0
PROPERTY for sALE--An the cal and p-r.o property
lstsiy belonging the WsId Company consisting
OF bnek Cotton Factory containing machinery for 1920
dee Of eonsrueon Counting aud Cloth Room Bod
Ter house blocks OF bch boarding houss more thn sum-
eieot 81 the Of the hbs brick Mshineshop,
Agents house. oyers-erS Cottages together with slndy
other buildings Afro, brAncA Railroad Giie Ia length,
connecting Western Railroad WsterpDvsr sds
sbces with substantial dam and AID go
land lying botn dss Of The ChooPee River Towns
Of spragfed Chcopee and Ludlow Por fuhsr information
apply 20 8 FROTHrNGEAM. Boston GEO WALKER,
8pIinsfeAj @. W. HOLT, ct The Mel OF c BARSTOW snd
n IL. UELAsO Re--Yofs-