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Also one superior steam engine and boiler
All OF the above property will be sold to the high
est bidder either for cash. Ramsey county orders or
pastdue Ramsey county bonds Lots and 2 block
l6, Robert q Randalrs Addition to st Paul. will be
subdivded into fifty feet lots fronting on jackson
street, and numbered as follows to vii. Commenc-
ing at the corner of Eighth and Jackson streets and
numbering from one to six, inclusive. The remain
DER OF the property will be subdivided in such a
manner as VIII render 1t the most desirable to the
purchaser, and the most advantageous to the comfy
plats OF the above property can be seen at the
County Auditors office, and the engine and boiler
can be examined by making application at the Sher-
ifs Office.
~ B;.!he Commissioners reserve the right to re-
iect all bids that in their opinion are not for the
bert interest of the county,
WIN. II. FORBES,
narie-laWd&w County Auditor
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The State Board of Auditors will be at
New Ulm on the 10th, remaining in ses-
sion until the 26th, when they will leave
for this city, and remain until all their
business Is wound up.
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ST.. PAUL AND MILWAUKEE RAILROAD
Meetings are being held at the different
towns along the line of the proposed
railroad from Tokah Con the Milwau-
kee and La Crosse Railroad) to Saint
Paul. There was an enthusiastic meeting
held at Eau Claire last week to further the
undertaking.
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ST.. PATRICKis DAY.-The usual process
sion in honor of the Birth of the Patron
Saint of Ireland took place yesterday, and
was very largely attended. The process
sion met at half past nine O'Clock and pro-
ceeded to the Cathedral, where Divine
Service was performed, after the termina-
ton of which, the procession reformed and
marched through the principal streets
headed by the Great Western Band. The
various Societies formed very fine APP
pearance with their beautiful regalia gilt
tering in the sun. The Star Spangled
Banner foated majestically at the head Of
the column, followed by beautiful Irish
flag of green and gold, bearing an inscrip-
ton in the Irish language.
The procession marched to the residence
of Mayor Prince, who briefly addressed
the assemblage, after which the procession
countermarched to the starting point and
disbanded. ....-,3@. al.t'.e2t % .
The supper in the evening was one OF
the finest thatwe have ever attended, even
of the Sons of St. Patrick. The tables
were nine in number, and calculated to
seat three hundred and forty persons, and
were covered with display of viands that
would have tempted the palate of an an
chorite. Great credit is due to the ladies
who superintendent the arrangements, both
for the taste displayed in the laying out OF
the supper, and the bountiful manner in
which they catered to the wants OF their
The, Great Western Band discoursed
sweet music, and all went 'merry as a
marriage bell" .---..--.---------
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LOCAL AFFAIRS.

A MAN belonging to Company A, Ninth
Regiment, stationed at st. Peter, shot
himself through the hand in order to pro-
cure his discharge. ttlt.t5.
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CARD THE LADIEs.--Dr. DUPoNrs SUGAR
COATED FEMALE REGULATING PILLS are the
only reliable Female Pills extant. They operate
speedily and effectively, and being sugar-coated Gre
ate no nausea upon the most delicate stomach 4
trial OF these Pills will prove their superiority
Others Price 81 u box. Sent by mail to any
dress by S. G. UpHAM, 403 Chestnut Street. Philade
phia, Pa. Circulars sent free. oct21, dtrw&w1y
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.Seeds.7


= zz 7" NEwiY ORR, March 10. 4
Clover is in rather better demand and -
market is pretty firm with sales of 500 baos s. at
10@101ac: Timothy remains inactive. Fiftv
bbls Black Sea Canary brought S4.75 fonyr
months. Linseed continues quiet and nr;ces
rather nominal-last sale of Calcutta. in Roa'
ton, 81. SO. Three hundred bushels State roupb
flax sold at $3.8719@4, but this price was not
afterwards obtainable. A''
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THE Pacific Railroad Company contem-
plate laying the rails between st. Antho-
ny and Anoka Immediately after the OPEN
ing of navigation. The trains between
this city and St. Anthony are doing good
business, being full almost all the time.
Would it not be great boon to the work.
ing people of st. Paul if the Railroad Com
pany would run even one train during
the fine weather on Sundays, thus enab-
ling those whose finances will not prevent
them to indulge in the expense of buggy
to enjoy their few hours remission from toll
in a rational manner.
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MARRIED.

On the 14th instant, by Rev. j. d. PORE,
SAMUEL G. STAPLES, ESQ.,, and Miss MARGARET
A. ROGERS, both of Mendoza Township, Min
neSOta
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Salt.
NEW York, March 10.

NEW York, March 10.
Liverpool is held with increased firmness
consequent upon the reaction in exchange, but
the demand is still limited The only sales are
an invoice OF 2, 45O sacks Jeffrey & Darcey's
tine, aioat, per Australia, on private terms:
and /, 800 Ashton's from store at A. 65 four
months. In West India, we notice the sale OF
2,072 bbls Curacao at 35c q bu., cash.
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CASH paid for Old Papers, Old Books of every
description, and Rags, at Merrill's Book Store.
Now is your time boys, bring them along.
fcb4-d6Wtf
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E4ARMERS, LOOK HERE!-GEO.
II 4. SCHNABEJ. on jackson street, will pay
the highest cash price for one thousand bushels of
WHEAT, and one Thousand bushels of OATS.
81 Paul, February -. 1856: leb22- d&wtf
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ScOtt's Coffee Circular

NEW YORK, March 10.
Sales of Rio during the past week have been
restricted to 4. 800 bags, per Norden nrices not
transpired. The market closes quiet but stea'
dy, at our reduced quotations of &c u ID mon
all grades. Stock Of all kinds this morning
1oS, 10 pkgs, including 1929 bags and 81 .4a
mats has lava, 1889 bags Rio and Santos, $3.50
bags Laguayra, 1854 bags Ceylon, 574 bags ia
maica, and 800 bags of other descriptions Java
closes at 371a@39c; Laguayra and Maracaibo
at S2G135c; Rio at 3O19@3411ssc; and st. Do
mingO at 3O@31c.
STOCK OF RIO.
March 7, Baltimore, bags ........ $500
March ], Philadelphia, bags. ....... none,
march ~, New York, bags. ............ IA, 500
lOEt 81 1873
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Saint &aul Yiplteer>
TERMS.

TRI-wEEKLY PIONEER.
One copy, by mail payable for any time Tin
advancO at the rate per year of. /. ;. =. $500
Clubs of fve to one address, each ....... $50
Clubs of ten, 70 one address, each. 500. 40
WEEKLY PIONEER
One copy one year. So. 90
Five or more copies each, one year. ...... 1.75
Ten or more copies each, one year. -. 1.6O
Twenty or more copies each, one year. :. 1.50
All subscriptions payable in advance.
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CT sPERMATORRHE CAN BE CURED.

E8 Oh NISHh 1OISISI1'E OfA1N DE OOlsI1Ds
DIR. RAND'S SPECIFIC cures sPERMATORR-
.HEA, SEMINAL WEAKNESS, IMPOTENGY,
LOSS OF POWER, etc, speedily and e6ectually.
Its effects are truly magical trial of the Specific
will convince the most skeptcal of its merits Pr1ce
81 box Sent postpaid to any address by s. C.
UPHAM, 4O3 Chestnut Street. Philadelphia, Pa.
Circulars sent Free oct21dtw&w1y
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vVVHE CENTRAL EXPRESS co.

On the opening Of navigation, the CENTRAL EX-
PRESS COMPANY will extend its line to Saint Paul,
and all points on the Mississippi River; and he
prepared to transact an Express business between
Saint Paul. and all the Eastern and Southern cities
The CENTRAL EXPRESS COMPANY own and
operate st...
The Commercial Dispatch,
Express Freight Line,
NEW YORK, BOSTON, CHICAGO,
MILWAUKEE,, ST. PAUL,
AND THE NORTHWEST.
Time as fast and rates lower than by any other
line. Goods are delivered under the direct super
vision of our local agents. and consequently in better
condition than by any other line Agencies Will DO
established and offices opened for the transaction OF
business at st. Paul and River points below, before
the beginning of Spring transportation.
Merchants and shippers visiting the East are re-
ferred for rates, bills Of ladng, and all Information
to the Company's ofices-in New York, at 1g3
broadway, j. G. Oatman, Agent; in Boston. at 10
State Street, j. s. Dunlap Agent; or to L. w. Weeks
General Agent, at Milwaukee.
All claims for loss damage will be promptly ad-
justed at New York, Milwaukee, or st; Paul:
President Central Express Company.
Secretarv and Troosurer marr-d .&W2m-.
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A UDITOR,S OFFICE.

a SAINT PAUL. March 1G. 1863
Notice Is hereby given that proposals will be re-
county at the Auditors Office in the CITY of St Pan
until the first day of May, A. D. 1863, for the pur
chase OF the following real estate and personal proD
erty belonging to the county of Ramsey, to wit:
SI NE = Section 90, Town 80 Range 49,
Lot l, Section 93, Town 30, Range 90.
" - - Is
SW NV 4 Section 90, Town 30. Range es.
f * SW 4 y
Lot ], Block To- original town of st. Paul.
8, :" :.
10 " {.
"12, :.
l, !, Bazillc II Guerns Addition.
:. l. IL, Robert & Randalrs Addition,
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CURIOUS CAsE-Mr. Gray, who keeps
the Halfway House, on the Saltwater road,
informs US of rather singular circumstance
which occurred at that place on Saturday
last. Between three and four o'clock on
that day, a buggy containing man and
woman, and coming in the direction of St.
Paul, drove up tohis house, and after stop
ping few minutes got into the vehicle and
resumed their journey. They had pro-
ceeded but short distance on the road to
Saltwater when two shots were heard, and
in some time after the woman returned
alone, bleeding freely from the head and
neck. She declined either giving any &C
count of the transaction or remaining at
Mr.. Gray's, and left ON foot to 60 to Still
water, where she stated she had friends.
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z w. McCLUNG,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
SAINT PAUL, MINNESOTA.
go Office rs heretofore in Phoenix Block adjoin-
ing the Bridge. mar6-d&w2w
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STEAMER M1LwAUKEE.-We paid visit
to this steamer on yesterday, for the pur-
pose of examining the repairs that she has
been undergoing for some months. The
carpenter work is nearly completed, every
old plank and board having been removed
and new stuff substituted. But what will
principally attract the attention of the
visitor is the chaste and beautiful style in
which her cabins have been painted and
and decorated. The pervading color is a
pure white, while the mouldings and drops
from the ceiling are richly gilded, the
stained-glass window at the extremity of
the ladies' saloon, forming fine contrast
with the snowy wilderness of the residue
of the cabin. On the exterior her appear
anco is equally beautiful. Her paddle
boxes are Ornamented in the highest style
of the art, with an elaborate tracery of
painted ornamental or scroll work. The
expense of the painting alone, has been
over one thousand dollars, and reflects the
highest credit on the contractors, the
Messrs. Williams, of this city, who have
labored assiduously to render the work an
honor to St Paul.
The entire cost of the repairs, will, we
understand, amount to about $4,000
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A HUGE BEAR, weighing 40 pounds
was captured few days since, in Wright
County, by man and a boy, after tles-
perate fight They were passing through
the woods when the bear attacked them,
and although they had no other weapon
than knife, succeeded in killing their saw
age assailant The bear was brought down
to this city and purchased by Mr.. Charles
Golfer, who offers it to tempt the appetites
of the !gOu,nand.
CHARTER ELECTIoN-There will be q
charter election held on the 18th OF April,
for the election of the following officers:
Mayor-For one year.
City Comptroller-For one year.
City Surveyor-For three years. H
Street Commissioner two years.
Assessor-For three years.
One Justice of the Peace in each Ward-For
one year.
One School Inspector in each Ward-For
three years.
One Constable in each Ward-For one year.
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JOIN LUD1YS.
nov. -. By Go. p. rAnxna. his 7ts'yi
TRUSTEEs0 0ALI.

WHEREAS. On the tn day Of Mach. 4. D.
w ls6e. tlias Peston md Harriet pa6too ex-
ecutsd unto John r. Cook = trustee Z eersAin
DECD Of trust sesvsyisg = said sssssss ne lad
follows to-vit: 4 part u NE apsth-vSss Guar.
ter Of the Southwest quarter, end Part Of TIE
ssath-vest qsastss q The nossh- wsst eoeroee Of
section isartesa az tewaship ssvsaty EIGHT
(7e) nStta, q mage fssr (4) eest, u ne 1Jsh
and seventy six 7s lisks sast Of TIE section I'M.
bstwesn esseisas fourteen (lI) ana 1ftsao u.s.
and the south-West corner Of Lewis G. Nenu,rnv's
laad ; thsnss est hfsssn (lt) ehsins and tveniv-
fear links y : seoee; Asnoe asssA twenty (10l
path- ssss esrs@ Il Isaac and JIssns 1sm's
land thence vest by ssid Pops line 6ftsss Hsl
chains and tWsnsy.fosr ~ iinhs % : ~. ~
northeast corner Of said 0cMurray'e Ina theee
south b. said Monsrrsy'. east line twenty 1soj
beginning, containing thirty -one (Sll ssres al
thirteen (ls-loe) husdfsasks II sn sere : hjch
said conveya1oe was nade By ths eaid Ella PSs.
ton and wife for The purpose Of securing an 80
tain p.enseosy .ote, dassa March !, lS9o, for he
~: sum 2. oIs as.sssd and aft.sa dollars slls
And nov said note kayioe beeo-e an.
and payable, and the sail Elias Poston S.,;cs
failed to pay the same, !, JsAn r. Ceok. NJ.
tse - aforesaid DO hereby give this public notice
~ .S s.sd -. .asa !: o v:d
day Of Dsesmbsr A. d. 1868, ct the hour Of II
o'clock 10 the forenooa Of said day, q the Co.,.
House doer, in the city Of Davenport, expose snS
Offer for ale, at pablo suction, ths pars"l
Of land shove described or 80 mach thersof :. .h",s
b necessary 70 satisfy and pay The amosnt Of s.id
note, with the interest thereon 70 the dav a. III.
together with oil the costs and sxpsnsee sete,Sisy
said sale, costs OF this notice and trustse'g fees
Dated the Let day II Dsoembss, A. D. loeS.
JHONP. COOK,
Tfustoo
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DIR. WI. =. aURDsD
DENTAL RE.MRDZESl
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THE BEST IN THE WORID1
elNB TEETH = SWEET UR9ATAs


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for PIARLY WHITE and Sovnd TEETH II
Or. Wm. Hurd's Unrlvallod Tooth Pow.
ter, warranted free from aeid, alkali. or nv IN.
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- Beware Of the ordinary cheap tooth nv.
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Do you wish 70 b certain that your breath &
pure, sweet and agreeable 70 husband or wifelovee
or friendsf Use DR.. Hurdss Celebrate1
Mouth Wash. Price, 81 cents per bottle.
This astYingent wash 10 also the best remedv n
the world for Uanker, Bad Brssth, Needing Gum
Sore Mouth, 10. Il has cured kundreda
Do you, Or your children suffer from Teeth - =
Get DIR. Hurdss Magic TOOthache Deons.
Price, Is cents per bottle.
Arc You afflicted with Neuraleiaf Get Dr.. ~
b. Hurd's Neuralgia Plasoess. The ross
They do not sdhers nor blister. IN .oo.A. -
chal N pain away Try them. Price, le ma ~
cents. Mailed On receipt Of price.
Do You wish : complete set Of Dental Rene.
dies and . Treatise On Pfsservins Teeth a.
Dr. W. y. HuFdss Dental 1veasarv. ~
neatest and most valuable present that one ffieni
can make TO another. Priee, 81. Sent b. sxpee0
on receipt Of price.
country.
CAUr1or-As there afs dealers Who take "A.
vantage Of our adveftissmsnts 70 impose upop
their customers inferior preparations, Il 10 nsses-
sasy to insist upon having what you call fos. Al
you win get ShS BEST thoseagAly tested, and aro.
pared By an expefieneed and seisotiAo Deo5ieA
Treasurer Of the New York Staos Dentis1s ~.
citation, and Vice.Pfssidsnt Of The New Yofh
City Dental Society.
WI. B. HURD 1 CO.. Nev "a.
iulv9-dAwtfeb1A
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CINCINNATI. Dec. Z.

CINCINNATI, Dec. Z.
There is nothing later from Knox
vile. So
Shsrman's forces are pretty we'll up
by this time and information from Long
streets retreat is hourly expected.
TIL Commercials Chattanooga dis
patch of the 9th says on Friday last the
rebel cavatry force attacked our forage
wagons near Harrison Mills from Chat
tanooga, capturing IL or Is.
Advlces from Kingston state that
Sherman's expedition had Longstreet
hemmed in with no chance of escape.
Boats now run to Kingston.
Gen. w. D. Whipple succeeds Major
General Reipolds as Grants chief of staff.
Reinolds takes command of the troops al
New Orleans.
One thousand dollars, contribution to
the Sanitary Fair, was received from a
Arm in New York on Saturday last.
The last rail Of the Indianapolis &
Cincinnati Company, independent track,
between Cincinnati and Lawrenceburg
was laid on Saturday.
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TRS. JACKSON, HERBERT 4 CO., Pro-
NJ prietors Of the National Dispsnsary, estab-
lisned At Cincinnati o., Jan. 1860, euro oil pri-
vate diseases with unsxampied rapidity. We
guarantee to cure Go1oirhea, Gleets Syphilis,
Diurnsl Emissions, Female Complaints, in sho rt.
every possible form and variety Of Secular die.
ease. Cures rapid, thorough and permanent nd
fees moderate. Send for our cireulas-Aftsep
large in BY II in. in letter pages. Of varid VAL
liable ana interesting matter. Also circular in
tended Tor ladies only.
Many Of our patients assert they have sens
money to Doctors in Eastern cities and received
no returns.
Then Why not pstronize homo talent-me. wto
know the Western climate and can effect spssdisr
ouRoes
Dr. Jackson's Female Pills-S1 M, hor-...,a
for circular. Special written replies, we'll sealed.
sent with cifculsr without charge. One of the
cheapest, most interesting and important looks
ever published: 800 pages, 100 engravings. "The
Mountain Of Light, or Medical Protector and
Beauty" II SATISFACTORILY reveal "a y.pi sn.
subjects never before fully explained in any pop-
ular work in the English language. Price Sc cts
and ono cent stamp, or three for 81 and three
cent stamps. Fully described in circular. which
every young man should have whether sick q well
.Med,cine and Instructions sent promptly 10 any
part Of the country. Consulting Rooms Of the
No. 436.
DIR. JACKSON'S ORIENTAL LINInENr
Removes ell GOODNESS and rejuvenates oreass
have lain dormant for IN any years. L WIN surs
any cases Of impstency, create and ipcaeese the
pessions for any reasonable time. Can b miled
DR.. JACKsON'S FRENCH P pv r. s SS1t,s'
Il 10 pesfeotly safe and never fails 70 give eatis.
factioQlt 10 the only sure and safe preventa tiva
against Contracting disease ever invented. Prics.
~ each, - per half dosen, and 81 per dozen. sent
by mail. [spll. dGSms
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Particular Notice /.

There are many preparations cold Under the
name Of Bttters, put up IN quart bottles compound
cd the cheapest schsskey or common rum, costing
from 20 to 40 cents pr gallon, the tasse disgsised BY
Anise or Ooriander Seed.
The class Of Bitters haze caused and soiN con-
tinus to cause, long hoy can be sold huudreds
to dee the death Of the drsnkard. BY their use the
system Is kept continually under the influence of A.
chohotic Stsmtdnts Of the ,covst kind the desire for
Liquor is created and kept up, and the re,ut 10 all
the horrors attendant upon q drankard's lits and
death.
For those ,cho desire and will have LIQUOR
Biers, zoe publish the teltoWtng receipt: Get one
bottle OF HOO1and's German 1Bitters. and
mir 70. til three quarts Of good Brandy or
whiskey, aud the result wiH be a preparation
that UiH far excel IN medical virtue and true re-
ceiLency any Of the Liquor Bttters in the market
and 'oM cost much less. Hom sciU hare all tAs
virtues Of Hoofand's Bitters tn conneetion
,eih good article Of Liquor, at much less p,ses
than these inferior preparations will cost you.
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DIR. SWEETS
xNfNlttbIe Lint N Q Mt.

GREAT EXTERNAL REMEDY
For Rhe"matism. Gous, Neuraiyia, Lsm5aoo. Sir
Neck and Joisss, Sproins, 6fuisss. Otts ami
Wouuds, Fi1es, Headacis, and all RSes"
Ssasic and Nervous disorders.
Or. stephen sweet, Of lOnAe cticut.
Tho Great Natural Bone Setter
Or. stephen sweet, Of Cennectjcut,
IL known oil over the United States,
Dr.. Stephen Sweet. Of Csnnoetjcut.
= The author q Dr.. Sweets 1nfaliibls Li,imsns
Dr. Swoot's 1nfallibIo Linenent
Cares Rheumatism ssd never faile.
Dr.. Swoet's lnfalilbio Llsinent
IL certain remedy for Nsarsleia.
Dr.. sweets lnfalllblo Llntnent
Csres Burns and 6eslds inmsdiatsly..
Dr.. Sweets lnfalDible Lininent
Z the Best known remedy for Spraiss and Bruises.
Dr.. SWEETS llfalllDle LlDinent
Gives immediate relief to Piles, and .sldeu faiIs
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Csrss Headache imnedistsly and was never
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Aasrds Immediate relief for Piles, and seIdos
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Cures Tosthsehs IN one minute.
T. Ds. sweets lDfalllblo l.lnimanf
Osfss Csss And Wounds Immediately sndlAvs
No scar.
Dr.. Sweets lDlallible Llnlveot-.
= the best rsnsdy fsr Sores In The kan world.
Df. sweets lnfalllblo LiJnents
Has been used By more than milf people, and
Dr. Sweets lnlalllble lDinent
Il truly ssfsisod N nsea - svsry fa>u
sheuld have itafoe
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Il Tor ssls - n Dr.erist1 riee Is and so En-
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ERIE RAIL w Y.
61E
Greet Broad Gauge Decide Track and zs,egrepa
ROsts, 20
NEW T0RK. BOSTON
.aJVD ILL E.ASTERF CITIES,
CarPyins the Great Wessern ana North
Western Unl4nl states mails.
IMPRESS TRAINS LEAVE DUNKIRK AND
T. Buffalo, daily, on the arrival of all trains
the Lake Shore Railroad, making close sonnec
tious with trains from Cleveland, Chicago, Mi
waukee, st Louis, Burlington, Keokuk, St Pan
Dubuque, Galena, Iowa City, &c-the only car
running through fro0 the lakes 10 New York
City $1,000
Baggage checked through. Fare always ~ Low
o. By any other routs: 81 Is
Be particular and call for tickets via Erie Rail
road which are sold It Ill The principal railroad
Offices in the West.
This Road affords facilities for shipment
Freight, superior TO any other route.
AN EXPRESS TRAIN vOR FREIGHT
leaves New York daily, naking close concessions
through 70 I'll points VISIT. ard quickse time than
ever before made ON any line.
For Freight rates, snQairo e J G Oatman, -
Broadway, Chas Thur1an, 10 Broadway. n. r
0 b P Archer, 90 south street, NY; ] Dualsp
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