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PATENT MEDICINES.
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NJ MT RELIE F.

IN SLANT RELIE F.
For Horses and Cattle.
1rb;s ia truly Great Remedy. Half Is cent bottle
Of Soan's Instant Relief given in pint OF warm wa
In extreme repeat the dose in fifteen min
utes. s-.... .,d ,,.nu. o,her min.
tics On Horses Cattle and other animals, sloan's In
tant Reef sneedly effects cure. Many persons have
been astonshed to witness the rapid cure effected, by
the use of this wonderful medicine. ....s,fli f.
kW- Get Circulars OF Agents.
ga =. SLOAN'S OINTMENT. ~.
For Mldness, Safety. Certainty and FAorou hness
Sloans Ointment excels and rapidly Superseding al
other Ontments and Lniments for the cure OF the fo
lowing diseases: -s.r..- 80 ~ =, =. -,
Fresh Wounds, Calls Of all kinds, Cracked Heels
| Ring Bone, Poll Evil, Wind Calls, Callus, spavne'
Sweeney Fstua Foundered Sand Cracks Scratch
es or Grease, Manee, and Horse Bistemper. 70
| THECONDITION POWDER is composed principally
of herbs ana roots may given at oil times anc
under all circumstances with perfect safety. 1t has
been found by long experience to be highly useful In
the of the various diseases to which horses and cat
tie are subject, viz: Dstemper Hide Bound Loss of
petite Inward Strains, Yellow Water, inflammation Of
Commonly called the Stiff Compaint) Its safe and
certain remedy for Coughs and Colds carries of all
gross humors, and will remove all information and fe
YER purify the blood loosen the skn cleanse the water
and strengthen every part of the body One package
Of the powders and box of the Ointment will perfectly
cure recent Four der in six or eight days, Without
leaving the least effect in the feet. In Horse Distem
per- they will aay the fever and promote healthy ter
mination of the disease One Powder and part of boz
of the Ointment, WILL in all cases, cure the hoen DIS
SLOAN's MEDICINES are eold in Every Town in al
wss.s,n sta's: RrsPsrsa r 6y
Grand Depot, "a South Water Street, Chicago Illinois
| oct6-daw1y
Sold Wholesale and Retail, at Propretor's prices
St. Paul, BY DAY jerks, J: W. BOND VIM: d
) MORTON and retailed by all the other Druggists II
| the City. -.--. Eta-l 81 1ly ... Els.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
4 EORTNs EE SALE...WHEREA DE
M FAIIIT has been made in the condition Of . Gel

a EORTls A gle SALE...WHEREA DE.
III Fault has been made in the condition Of i, GER ssr
day of April 1857, executed by John b. Stratton and
Ann stratton, Of the County Of Ohissgo and hen
Polk County in the State Of Wisconsin, which Mortgage
was duly acknowledged and recorded the Office Of the
9th day Of April 1851, in BOOK "B" Of Mortgages at
pages f34 and 185, whereby the said Stratton
Ann ss wife 1
signs forever all that tract or parcel Of land situate
nov state) Of Minnesota, and known and described a.
ioicvs towit: Lots numbered one ~ and SIX, o. in
block numbered eight ( in the town Of Sun Rise Cty
And also .Hs Section number three, township NUM-
Der fS5) north, Of Range number twenty (2O
ade to secure the payment of promissory made
by said John B. Sratton, bearing even aate with said
Mortgage, fer the payment OF Two Hunafed Noi1ars,
and interest ling to the terms Of said note That
thereis al date of this notice claimed to be due on
said note and Mortgage, the Of -Four Hundred and
Snd no suit or proceedings at Law having been had
to recover the debt secured by said Mortgage or any
part thereof,
of power sale contained in said mortgag and pur-
suant to the statute In sue. made and provided
the above described mortgaeed premises VII be sold at
nibIic auction to the highest bidder for cash, the
Eleventh day of April, 1859 at one O'Clock p NJ, at
The ONCE OF the aeglsser 81 =. satisfy ana the
amount due said note and mortgage and interest
as aforesaid and the costs and expenses OF said SALE
4 TaylOr'S rams, rSo 1lst,
- 70 :. JOHN WEYMOUTH, Mortgage.
L, z. STANDARD, Attorney for Mortgages feb26-wet.
C,TATE OF MINNESOTA, DIS,TRI C r
y COURT, FOURTH DISTRICT, COUNTY CT CAR.
YER IS: Hannah J Morrison sgst. Dennis Morris
SON. summons for Relief.
To Dennis Morrison. You are hereby summoned
and required to answer the complaint in this action
which r. on file in the Office of the Clerk of the District
Court in AZ resad county, and TO serve copy OF your
answer on the subscriber, his Office in Chaska afore
said County and State within thirty days AFTER the ser
vice hereof exclusive of the day of such service, and II
you fail the said complaint within the time
nforesaid the Plaintiff in this action will apply to the
Court for the relief demanded In the complaint. w
Dated March LIST, 1859. l-.. No. !. 49,
| rar12-w6w I. D. SMITH, Atty for Plt'f.
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400 ACRES OF CHOICE LAND IN cHIsAao
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BANKERS. < -@1 e.. .

l"'l BANK OF THE OF
State Of Minnesota
Corner of Third and Cedar sts.,
SAINT PAUL, r.. r.. 4-.4-,. MINNESOTA.
PASCAL WHITNEY, N. P. LANeFoRD. !
This Bank organized under the General Banking Law
Of this State opened and prepared to do business.
The bills Of this Bank secured by Stocks of the State
of efthe first issue under the loan
'''''''-.....- ..-.... nov11-d1m
= 49,. B ID w E L IS ID
EXCHANGES BANK
/ ...... Third Street, near Jackson, ...I-
ST. PAUL, MINNESOTA
. ..-..-..... ------ ---r...."
tons, short approved paper discounted. Land War
rants, bank notes. gold and silver CON- and
most reasonable terms Keeping our own account in
London, we are enabled to offer unsurpassed induce
ments in making collections Great Britain, and buy
''s '1 BI5WELI I wALDBY, Bankers.
Ell. WALDBY, Cashier. ,....y 49,. ~
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Bank, American Exchange
Bank, New York; State Savings Institution, st. Louis;
,"5T--- ,--'.l.' :. - -, may2s-dawy
TRUMAN M. SMITHS BANK
CORNER SEVENTH AND JACKSON STREETS,
SAINT PAUL, :: {: MINNESOTA.
| .t.. TRUMAN NJ. SMITH, Banker.
THOMAS B. CAMPBELL, Cashier. jan1-daw
E. S. EDG RTON,
BANKER Sas
And Excha'ge Broker,
| ST. PAUL, MINNESOTA.
Collections made on al points in the North and
| rsmltted|ess current rates Of exchange and 60
w. L. BANNING & CO.,
..-. BANKERS,
BANKING HOUSE ST. ANTHONY STREET
| Near tie american House, st. Paus, ~ T.
| ~ Money received ON deposit; Exchange bcugh
and sold Money constantly on hand at Market rates
Loans of large Real Estate made most favsr
able terms .'.''''''''.' je9-dawy
CAL Id w E L & G. o.,
Successors to Caldwell, Whitney Co..
| BANKERS.
REAL ESTATE BROKERS, GENERAL AGENTS, 60
Corner of Third and Roberts Streets.
E. CALDWELL. .....A. CALDWELL
| jy28-dawy.
JOHN r. IRVINE.
SUCCESSOR
IRVINE, STONE & MCCORMICK,
BANK EISS,
EXCHANGE AND REAL ESTATE BROKERS
st. AnAons st., near ii Winslos0 House,
ST. PAUL, MINNESOTI
| st. Paul, May 10, 1853. my11dawy.
MS & PL A N T
. BANK RS
HASTINGS, MINNESOTA
Will buy and sell Exchange, collect Notes and Bills,
| mitted at current rates of Exchange. my11-dawy.
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j. H. FELCH,
SEAL, CARD AND WOOD ENGRAVER
Sd St., opposite D. J. Justices Dry Goods Store.
SAINT PAUL, MINNESOTA.
NOr0RIAL and other SEALS engraved to order.
u. Paul, August %, 1885, septSdv2m
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ENGINEERS.
aRNNING Won MINDES. FREDERIC wIPPERMAHN.
- Won MINDEN IL WIPPERMANN,

aRNNIsG Won MINDEN. FREDERIC wIPPERMANN.
Won MINDEN d WIPPERMANN,
Graduates of the Polytechncal School, Hanover)
ARCHITECTS, CONSULTING AND CIVIL ENGIN
EERS, prepared to furnish the public with Plans
and Estimates for Buildings, Bridges, Hydraulic and
other technical works. They will, required either
superntend the works perform them by contract.
Office, Wabashaw st., near Post Office. jau27-dawy
LOUIS BUECHNER;
PHOTOGRAPHER, Seventh street, opposite the Fuller
House, Saint Paul, Minnesota. dec6-dy
HOLMES & PAYTE
CIVIL ENGINEERS AND LAND SURVEYORS-DEAL-
ERS IN REAL ESTATE.-Offce on Seventh Street,
nearly opposite the Fuller House, St. Paul Minnesota
j. II. HALSTED.
SURVEYOR AND CIVIL ENGINEER. OFFICE AT
COMBS BOOK STORE, St. Anthony Street, st. Paul.
Surveys, Plans, Specifications and estimates promptly
attended to. je11-daw1y.
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Formerly with FORBES KITTsON, customers may
rely upon buying better Goods, and at cheaper Rates,
than be obtained any other Establishment in this
City The entire stock has been selected and purchased
by MR.. BLUM, of first hands, which is sufficient guar
antee that the wants of this community have been aten
ded to. Come and examine for yourselves 1t is no
trouble to show Goods Remember the place-Haywards
New Stone Block St. Anthony Street, above wabashaw.
jan9-d&wy
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JOHN B.. sANBORN. THEO. FRENCH CHAS c. LUN
SANBORN, FRENCH & LUND,
ATTORNEYS AND COUNsELLORs AT LAW, CON-
MISSIONER for New York, Maine, Vermont, New
Hampshire, Ohio and Massachu ONCE on Sain
Anthony Street, over Mackubn &Edgerton's Bank, st
Paul, Minnesota. Esept 1sd
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Is now prepared to deliver Freight to Merchants and
Consignees of the West and North Low Rates.
and in quick time, and will not be beat in these partic
ulars by any other line.
The facilities Of this route such warrant this
assertion and is expected that Goods will be deliver
ed in st. Paul under twelve days.
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IA I.i0MEs FOR "a

|5IsHE5AsI RRIo4H HsiI SRiDs ANDyHoliRs
ofcolleotng Information from All country
may 5ei them II has been
moFe tban y o1eE to setfs
Acres improved farrns main
the States OF iEgnia Pennsyl Tennessee and
States
inmisF from Europe The energetic yoangmen
mechanics md laboEers who trohg cities and live
war, channels trade
may &c deprye them OF and telr5
aeek home where such peris are unknown.
with have large tracts for salein Of
but attention ismore specially directed to-
nFofEsts time FemaEks
mi sad more desFa6iy TGsred
merable, and prouston
most 15 Sc
s.ructing Canals and Railroads its entire
s IS ssapSss n inland sss Cine
E%innsti ke yet fertile
day In the Mother of than in Ore
gon No where else earth lands hled with accessls
or Iron Ore with choice Timber and ex
eelent alike for Grain and Grass Fruit and Roots be OBJ
We good farms almost within sight
City for the fair cost Of the
.The TABLEeIANDs Of EAST TENNESSEE present some
most nellS RpGl
soil adapted to NIL Agcutnral pursuits. It's unmproyed
OPENINGS and Meadows producing nutritious Grass The
san 1 6s 1 y S!s q fa - ~ o0 io
one In New England can sell him good Lands
word as to the single Which has kept these
lands soong uncutyated, and which keeps them
Slavery THIS oampRny has only to deal with any nstu
thas no CONTROL But NE say in all confidence Intending
settlers need not and should not
discovery age CONCERTED pract
cs disposes Of It, so you concerned. Letheaas
families including farmers, mechanics llers
and resolve to seek and egis
send two Of their humber to look such lands
prepared to them Let these delegates, sufficient
all the good point they require let them
the Into farms and lots Of and
member of the comPanyor not. Each will
ously contributed by him company funds and TO
his Of profit realized from the
township, with roads bridges, Stores Schools church,
Such location may easily be ade-suci already in fact
exists county Of Virginia above tldewaer;
Sire to enter The city ofReeng the QUAKER
L9na91T County n not to spank Of new
coplogs influx Of Labor immigration, Slavery
isarhurnng, and the settlers viii find their pfopsrty
qu9arnnled BY the single act Of settlement.
before prefer you cheap land, ample TIMBER
mild and climate, absolute immunity from
to all the grains and fruits OF temperate
with ready access to ample and ali
seasons This day, than half in
GINA has never been turned by pillow, while
5000 lands once generously productive, but
Y So Good treatment will readily and cheaply restore
them to their pristine fertility. No stronger nducemens
10 nobcr theatre for exerton, prodered any.
where earth.
Gall and see descriptions surveys, etc. write
to us postage staps, OF counsel your
quiries shall be answered as far practicable.
Please address FRANCIS w. TAPPAN, President, or
J6iN5O. UNDERWOOD, General Agent Am. EniRrant Aid
je95-1y
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BY this Route Rreights OF all forward
ed from PhlIaae or baltimore to
Illinois, Wisconsin, Iowa, Missouri, Rail eodd
The Pennsylvania Rail Road MISC Pittsburgh
with Steamboats,, bywhich Goods DO forwarded to any
port the Ohio biussngun, Kentucky Tennessee, Gum
berlaud Illinois, Mississippi, Wisconsin,, Missouri
Arkansas, and Red Rivers and at land sanuskyani
Lakes.
Merchants ana shippers enrutng transportation OF
their Freight this Company, rely With on
its speedv transit
THE RATES OF FREIGHT TO any point In the West by
the Pennsylvania Rail Road nt al times troraDLe
as are charged by Other Re- r. C0mpanies.
81. BE Rrticular to mark packages PExS4. r. R
Aercha in the West ordering goods from East will
dowelto direct them to be shipped by This Route.
Parties attending to their shipments East
will find It to their interest to call tile Agents this
Company the following places shipping letters
addressed to either OF them on the subject OF freEs,
meet with prompt attention.
ED. SSEEDER,z Philadelphia.
~ NIACfRANV8G; K00NS, so North Street, Baltimore
LIE ClT& CO., No. pastor IT Ym. St.NY.
LEEof & Co., No. 81 NtIby Street, Boston.
ii.lIilIouSToS Ge,l,k Freight Ag't Philadelphia.
.THos. ASCOT, CONF Sup't, Altoona, Pa. JIM
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"a gentleman somewhat advanced in years. strong robust
constitution. had lately been good deal affected
geston weak stomach, tongue mouth
and attended with peculiar vertigo and whng the
head nachso as to render his riding in CARRIAGE OF
even mounting nm emlnence quite dangerous TRYING
several he upon the Dyspepsia Pills.
which afforded promptre!ief pill every night MORN
works like charm, relieving all vertigo other
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.QASEs AND CURES.
DYsPRPsIA.

young 90 had been troubled Indigestion for
several months, render great necessary
selection of her food After eating, stomach became
aed food rising in her mouth with water, unpeas-
ant heavy Scnsationin her stomach, continuing
for some hours, frequent headaches bowels consnatcd
mental condition See commenced taking the
week almost every symptom of her disease vanished
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HEHGPFIELD RAILROAD.
LII retshts Intend ed for shipment he
"a delivered between the hours Of and n. M. as
none will be received after that hour. II. SWEENEY,
seplO General Manager.
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COUGHS AND. GOODS.

"A gentleman, public lecturer, took severe cold the
latter part OF last month, while travelling ecnrng in
northern addressing pnblc audiences
every evening" yet two days, by the aid OF the Specific
Ing without No public speaker should be
Without them.
Aarted lady 40 had taEen violent cold which set
tied on her lungs causing cough pain side and
fever and hoarseness Such colds usual
~ very lasting and trnuOesOme hut the Specific
Cough Pills, four times per day, in three days
tirelXW
young OF 22 had cough and honrseness fifteen
months. During weather his only
speak whispers, pnin induced coughing, dry or
aled lI9i taken several medicines with but little
heneft. lie commenced with the Cough Pls-One pill three
times per lay-and found himself Improving, his
cough niler and softer passed strength and
appetite Improved, and in few mas entirely well
having taken no other medicine.
PILES.
clergyman Baptist Church. well known In Illinois
writing to 81 have been for seriously
afflicted with bleeding piles and have regarded my
aseverc time, indeed, hopeless;
your medicine (Pile Specihc) and cured. I haze
laying the world under great and lasting
obliEatlon.n
gentleman ny years well and favorably known Mt
piles for twenty Sometimes from excessive heor
rhnge, pain and suffering he reduced to the verge of
the grave Poryears he had dragged out miserable exis
tsree confirmed invalid, DISQUALIFIED for business
OF remedies, from NIL little
PURPOSE lie consulted me two and recommend
e our ite Specific, occasionally, Dyspepsia Pill
From this he began to and has had
serious turn Of Piles From the month up year
past had occasionally symptoms his old complaint
but few doses OF the Pile Pills would disperset all,
than he has been entirely we'll the piles
more brilliant cure found in the annao
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Fire3anGI INLAND Navigation

Business attended 10 Nth Ds,gateaaaa 1faszit,
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IIR TSP OESI .5ITI.C
BaItimore and Ohio RaIlaRo
III II - ~. =


1Eand after fth April EassenRei
sSZl1TFainsHilI 6erun ddlyf as folIoWs:
FirstTheG Great SouthW Louis, Oncnnat 90
lutnbus, ceiling BenWOod baltimore and Washington
City leaves daily arriving
in ut $3.50 a. eeting with the
Eastern and Returning, Baltimore
arriving BenWood atS:16. Wheeling
This only stops formeas
and4npplying ginelEtlh fuel 5Tater! 81
second-The tOlsveand Chicago ST. Louis,
Dayton, Cincinnati Columbus, Wheeling,
daily except Saturdays 1:45 arrives
more ats p connecting with the trains for the Eastern
a. NJ and arriving at BenWool and Wheeling 2:l0
berland.
Wheeling and Cumberland Aecommo daton train leaTes
Wheeling sund exceEted,a Is5A. H., arriving
in at 6S5 Returning, leaves Cumherlanl
at $40 and arrives at Wheeling 6;40 r. NJ This
train stops ut all stations. j. b. FORD, Agent.
w. p! SNtrH, Master'o Transportation.
L. ~. COLE, Genn Ticket A gent eap12
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AND THE GREAT NORTHWEST

The connecting of tracks by thesRaj Road Drudge at
Pittsburgh avoiding llIrayage fertfage of Preight
geer with the saving of time adyaRta gesGreaily ap-
PARTIES SKIPPING EASTWARD a6tEIEfnd It to
their Advantage Sti 6yt6iS Route.s- 5zS
For Frgight Contracts Sh
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sAn1l P. HILDRRTH, Agent.
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Pianos, meodsons, aud every Kind Of musical Instru
ments tuned aud repaired.
~ All goods warranted atthis establishments. novs
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GASH GhRLTAI. 81. lll..l00
q npsnI1rrr- Am rN1A1pAlnRn.

ABSOLUTE AND UNIMPAlRED.
NET SURPLUS OF $942, 1912,
Aud the prestige of 40 years experience.
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D. "A ESFEWART1 -Pttsbnrghi
DOYLE Co.. steubenyle o. H. s. PlERoE Co., Zanes-
Vile JoHNsToE Ripley, o.. AioNRELY, biaysvIe
Ky; 0BGsBr sCRorPER, Por smouth O.; PADDOCK Co..
Jefersonvile, Ind; II. w. BRoWN & CO., Cincinnati O..
ATHRRS lTIBDEhT Cincinnati o. r. O. MELpnuM, Madison
Ind; WILLIAM BNGHAH, Lonlsvie, Kyi p. G.. o'RILET
Co., Evansville ,Ind w GRAHAN Co., Cairo ILL.,; r. T.
Sass St.I,ouis, Mo JoHH H AERs, Nashville Tenn HAR
IUSr, Memphis, Tenn; CLAnKE & Co., Chicago iii
w. IL H. KooNTz Alton, Ill MURPHY W4ILF, Dubuque
to Freight Agents Of RAN Roads different points
fn.tlles West 77-1s 20
The Greatest Eacili oITcrc1 forthc Protection
and SPECIFY IfGn$po tation or. Lire Stock,
COOP AccoNWoD With privileges persons
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In connection withthe above keep every kind of n
stcatnstruments and musical merchandise generally.
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~ ONCE at tbs Savings Bank of Wheeling.
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TIITNGs no REMEMBER.

PLEASE RENIENBER-That these Specifics are entirely
harmless in all ms aud In Babies may
them, children use them, the aged infrm or invalid
may lse them without danger, and witlIbeneht.
PLEASE REA1E3IBERThat thousands of The most gift.
ndtuelEent minds in this country and Europe have
long since in their adherence Homeopathy, and
in cases OF diseases for themselves
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No family should be without these invaluable
the perfectly dapted for
ann 4ss. With them tho parent Is pres
Ct The Threshold and at bay. tribe OF medicine
In the rst hours ofesease} perfectly cues
that only be relieved by long and te
Gus hepr, Of So lsring at these hands You
are not to await the coming that distant
as well rs expensive luxury doctor; ruggeI or
bed but
simple specific, and restore the rudy life
again health and Joy. only arise
IN from teirnse but the general influence anon
the constitution, beyond question: is most beneasIsI
AGENTS WANTED.
Wedesire actIye, efficient agent for the sale ~ mn
remedies every town orcommunlty the Jnte stntsS
address,, Dr. P.8HUAIPHREYS.5& 90
z&st tSS4 No. 662R Broadway, New YORK
.as=ssla BY h 1ecxtNat AssntyI7 Lsslls. aE14=1y.
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FRBIGETS WESTWARD,

And Coop AGcoNuoDArIoSsW With usual privileges f
travelling in charge thereof.
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EDWARDS OF So, 100000

OF Losses have been pnd by Insurance Company
inthe past 40 years.
This value of reliable will be apparent from The
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T. CAR TWRIGRT.,.

SHEET MUSIC.
Thelargest stock OF sheet music musical works
In the Western country.
e 50 NIusIe sent amy. address, postage tree.-Aa
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Or, if our vision wanders
Up where the angels are,
Some tiny ray awhile may gleam,s
How bright-bnt oh how far
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=PI-A-NFCl IORIES.
a. al. GALE b 90

Pianos a~e all guaranteed u Tive entire salts
facton, whether ordered from direct sold by any
agents tbs country; solicit cann.
that patronage which have enjoyed tie last
twenty-five \ cars. a. II. GALE Ga co.,
ie20-1y F. Asst Pm ST. SepY
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ASK FOR TICKETS BYsPITTSBURGu.
The completion the Western cotneeHdnso the Penn.
sylyAnin EaIl Road to Chicago, makes thist the ~ n52
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1859-08-11

A STARTLING TURNOUT promenaders
on the avenue" at New York, on Sunday af-
ternoon last, were startled by the rattle of a
very brilliant and very novel equipage. which
was seen dashing up that aristocratic part of the
city. 1t consisted Of bright yellow carriage
of biobdignagian dimensions, magnifcently noun
ted and drawn by six gray horses. Curiosity
was very naturally excited by snch an unusual
display, and, on inquiry, it was found that the
monster coach was nothing more than the family
carriage of Mr.. Isaac M. Singer who was giving
the members of his household an airing This
novel carriage is so constructed that, with the
coupe, it will comfortably seat twenty five por-
sons, besides leaving abundant room for the ne
cessary baggage Of a travelling party. Not
withstanding the immense size of the carriage,
it is finished with great elegance, and is so well
proportional that its unusual dimensions are
not very obvious until it is brought in COMPARE
son with an ordinary carriage. 1t is such a
coach as an antediluvian patriarch might have
kept for family use.