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This monster press (Hoe's fast printing press) is
driven by novel and most convenient and power
full little machine, which is the right OF the
printing press, consisting of small cy Under with
cog wheels and a pully attached II is called q
water metre or power metre, and was invented by
that ingenious mechanic, Mr.. Samuel Huse, Of
this city, well known for his efficient labors as
assistant superintendent of the Cochtuate water
works This machine was originally invented as
water measurer; and this is the first appli cation
OF il as motive power, ii being found to possess
this power TO most unexpected and extraordinary
degree. II Is simple, yet wonderfully efficient. 1t
consists of hollow cylinder, 10 inches wide and
10 inches in diameter; Inside of which is fiange
cylinder, about inches in diameter. This inner
cylinder has hanges, on which are four valves,
tending from one end to the other of the cylinder,
and attached to it by hinges. These valves, when
folded or shut into the cylinder, form little more
than halfits surface. Upon one side of the metre,
the space between the inside ofthe hollow and the
surface OF the fiange cylinder, is filled as to
occupy something more than the width of one of
the valves This filling is made to TIT so ex-
Upon one side of this filling, the water
enters the metre and upon the other side the water
is discharged. The metre is 30 placed that the
valves will, by the force Of gravity, open as they
from under the solid filling, and shut upon
the opposite side previous to coming in contact
with it. When thus arranged, the water is let
into the cylinder, and comes in contact with the
water escapes upon the opposite side; and ofcourse,
for every revolution of the interior cylinder, given
quantity Of water must pass through the metre
This is carefully marked by means OF clock which
is attached to the cylinder, and which will indi-
cate the precise quantity Of water which has pass
ed through the machine in any given time.
The revolving fange cylinder is connected, sx-
ternally, with cog wheels shaft, and pulley; and
from the pulley belt extends to the driving wheel
Of the printing machine.
This metre, or water wheel, is driven by the
Cochituate water, introduced from six inch dis
trbutng pipe through two inch lead pipe; and the
flow of the water is regulated by means of screw
gate near the metre. This wheel, though so small
as to occupy only about "a inches of room, affords
about three horse motive power.
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large amount Of gold in that Office 1t would
be impossible TO save the building, and in the hurry
and excitement they would reap harvest.
Very respectfully, yours, &c,
JAMRa Grant.
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Jesse and Denni, c. Porter hsve been arrested ct
msy " salt to b worth s0So
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Total. ...........S 7,6l7 593,93O 65l 81
As reported complete by the Assistant Marshais.
but the returns not yet all received and examined By
the Marshal.
I Estimates returned based upon Assist ssts latest
statements.
TENAs.
The returns from twenty.eight counties received.
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MARYLAND.
The following Is the official return OF the co.,
sus Of Mary land, as furnished the convention By
he GIN =
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MINNESOTA STORE.
IOf Near York. PhiladeEohfa. or Boston

but simply Minnesota.
II BEG LEAVE to call tho attention Of the
l. Public generally TO my heavy stock Of goods,
which having been bought for Cash {and at pri-
vute sale) can be disposed Of as low as by amy
house in the country The stock is composed of
almost every thing required in Dry Goods, Hard
ware, Crockery, Tin-ware, Boots and Shoes,
Hats, and Groceries Except Liquors); and ]
would direct the attention of the Ladies TO small
lot of Dress Patterns. consisting Of Lawns, French
Jaconets, &c. which are just opened. In few
days shall remove to that New Store, now in
the of construction opposite the Post Office
where solicit continuation of the patronage ]
have already received. r
Some few best quality cigars by the box-real
Simon Pures. Regalies, cost $40 in New York.
June 6, 1850. w. ii. FORBES.
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STYLISH COATS.

O>ENTEEL Vests, and fttirg Pants, have much
" TO do with the success Of mankind. The Dress is
the most obvious index Of the and perhaps the
ory of people unconscioy make il the criterion OF the
wearer II will be study, to enable customers to
make good Impression upon the world, FAR il can
be accomplished BY apparel. We have II large assert
ent Of cloths and trimmings of every quality; and will
not ONLY make all garments order, warranted to M;
but shall keep hand choice assortment of ready
made clothing costs, PANTS vests, cravats overcoats
shirts drawers and undershrts for sale cheap for cash
As diapers and taors intend TO deserve the custom
of Saint Paul. We ALWAYS be found in shop, on
Third Street, nearly opposite II. A. Lambert's.
WILLIAM & HENRY NIEHAUS.
Saint Paul Nav 90, 1851. Fly
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A" CASS DEMOCRAT"
4 Corner s,eue Laid. =

On Thursday last, The 29th ult., at Saltwater,
the Episcopal Mission laid the corner stone Of
Il I'd church edifcc in Minnesota, to be built in
The Ecclesiastical style. - Z, l,e,. -. q .7s.
Al the appointed hour. the clergy in their sur
pieces, st'eoded bya body Of the laity, moved
from the dwelling Of Mr.. Justice Harris, repeating
IesponsIVey, an appropriate chant; and ut the
site stse services were continued by Messrs Breck
and Wiicsxon. - ss-. haf - 'tslf % rta
a document was read containing an account Of
the. ceremony and other necessary matters, Of
Na.ca ihe olioSiag Is acopy; xOsrl.4 ross
"eLoar TO THE rRIuxE eoD.,'
This corner stone, (,n the absence Of the r.
r., the Bishop,) is lai by the Rev. John A Mer-
rick, Descen, on this. the Festival Of the Ascen-
sion. 2sih Nay. A. d. 1881 The Rev. James
Lloyd Bfock, the Rev. Timethy Wilcoxpn, and
enc Rev. T. G. Gear, beng present and oficia,-
sag; these comprising the clergy Of the Territory.
Thr Rev. Mr.. Gear will deliver the address.
,fhe Church here to be erected, by the maine Of
TsE CHUscu OF THE Asc ENsIoN, is TO be
de, oted ~ the services Of Almighty God and the
principles Of the Catholic Faith, as mainia ned by
The Protestant Episcopal Church in the United
SsS.ses Of America. s.75t,.. s.e.s u
:'other foundation can no man lay than that
Which IS isid. even JEsUs CHRisr. "i--t1ei
The r.. z. Phlander Chase, ID. D.--Presiding
Bishcp Of fae American Church.
The r. r. Jackson, Kemper, u. Omission
%. Bishop. having Episcopal charge and oversight
cf Minnesota. za'r- ssffs'tsg s.gitrw
ssis ESosiiency, Milisrd Fillmore. -Presidsni
81 the Uaited States. e8ilsBa8 gIhHU
his Eacellency. Alex. Ramsey .--Governor Of
hsnuesota. -1tiiE ia iiIaCFaH
Deposites.y rsaaa mrs 60
rfofy Bible, Book Of Common PRAYER. Church
AlsnaHse for 1851, the Banner Of the Cross, thc
Calendar. he Churchman. tie Gospel Messenger
the ll.ondea} Gospel Missionary, (Ecclesiassicnl
l'esss.ceis. the Pioneer and Des,ocrst, {seanlar
sxpeTso Minnesota. and q copy Of shis doen-
fnent. s'rfe.s fres - - "a sgfcsFgf-T u--e
he estiusated cost Of the church, to be built Of
Flas.., Is $1,000. Its Dimensions are "a feet iosa
f,id 70 fess wide, ins.nding chancel building. n
tower is 10 Use from the ground u corner! The
lard upon which il Is to be erected, donation u
John McKssira, Esq !, y prominent for is u.
table situation, commanding full view Of Jfhs
lake. " -. z Z. n 49, - a.
Three dsvssed iAaiss il the East, have present.
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ell Saeo; to b. appied toward the erection Of this
church as nlemorial Of deceased brother. ~,
Among those present and nlanilesting his deep
interest, WINS the venerable GREKLy. Of Greedy
Prairie, now verging towards bis sOth year.
immediately after the concinsion Of the cere-
moay, the Holy Communion was celebrated. and
ia the evening the service Of the Church was read
by the Rev. Mr.. Merrick, and q discourse on the
Apostles creed, was pronounced by the Rev. Dir.
Gear, Of Fort Smelling. - F.i ss.iaf.r ass4lo|
Notwithstanding that the inclemency Of the
weather during the past few weeks, led all to an
tcipate an unfavorsble stale Of the atmosphere,
the clouds unexpectedly cleared away. aud the
MONDAY sun shone with wonted brillisncy, 40 If
Heaven thus smiled auspiciously upon the scene.
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e. LAVENDER & MATTHEws,

IDLACKSMITBS, at the Red shop, the east side Of
ID Roberts street. st. Paul. prepared with the
best stock Of and Steel Of all patterns and varieties
that ever was brought this town; including, beside
common English ard American iron, Juniafa, Bloom,
Swedes, Russia and English bar; also German and bills
ter STEEL and article Of steel for cutlery equal to the
best of Sheffield In connection with Smiti, shop,
we have also Wagon shop, with supply 81 The best
seasoned white oak and other MATERIAL for making tip
top wagons buggies, and sIeehs, which make iron,
and warrant TO order In short notice Also every des-
cripton OF plo,Ss
We intend to put the business of shop straight
through And though IL may be sad live by, our
uises and forge and steel for living, 10 do
honest work for honest prices
MAY Is, ISL. tlsgffs rfi1Trfs 500 n i4--1y
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BOOKS! BOOKs:!

UUAvINC Just received large ADDITIONS the subscriber
now offers for the inspection OF all Iersons wishing
Books and Stationery, either in large small Quantities,
large stock 81 School Books together with
next OF standard works in almost every department Of
knowledge of great and variety.
SPELLING BOOks-Ssnders', Towns, websters and
McGuffey's
READERs-McGufey's and Sanders ist, I'd, Sd, 4th
and 5th readers. '
GEOGRAPHIEs-Olney's, Smiths, Mitchelrs Morse's
Parley's and Goodrchs. -, go --a
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Smiths, Colburt's, Rays,
Ernerson's Adams, Perkins and Dabois
E GRAMMARS-Bulonis Browns, Wells, kirkhan1's,
Smiths Pinneo's and Frazer's s $50
HIsTORIEs-Goodrichs Hae's, Willsrds, Wilson's
L. :.
~ .a.tr|t Uf' ALSO; tF--
Works on chemistry, geology, minerealogy, pboso-
ply physiology and boiany- Maihewatca. sid ciassi
cal and law books
Paper and blank books IN any quatisy, Of every
rety. Uu - BRoOKEs. ssz
April "a 90 Main street, Galena
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A CARD.

VUyO the ladies' would respectfully say that we have
u now opened the largest and most Fashionable
sormen Of Millinery and Fancy Goods In the Wess to
which invite their attention. We have larger as
sorment OF and Fancy Bonnets than any other
Enlistment Eastern cities; and their f1s-
and style be surpassed by them import
fashions and pattern hats ourselves, directly from
Paris We warrant all work and goods - pDeose,
and if they should not, be retained 20 Mrs switss
Milienary establishment No 1875, Main street, Galeqss
where the large figure stands in the window. - -,
N. b. Ladies' when coming to Galeua should not for-
call before purchasing elsewhere rs We consider "
trouble show goods, and know that we can sell
low body do II, and We are determin-
ed to it, this being exclusive business apply ali
our energies and taste to it. g .fy -.,-..ss
NJ Mlliners supplied the lowest wholesale prices.
Nav 18th, 1851. fe sf'. fii -.-u ~ - I'm
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GALENA CABINET WORKS.
2O7, MAIN sTcEEr.
ARMIrAGE a HOFFMAN.

MANUFACTURERS of every description Of Cabinet
vl Furniture of the fashionable and superb STYLE
at wholesale and retail with every kind Of Mahogany,
anut and painted Chairs, with all Of Bedsteads
from 81 SO TO $l00 90. Keep hand al descriptions Of
Tables centre, card dining breakfast, dressing, wash
stands work stands candle stands SIDE boards bureaus,
wardrobes cupboards and sofas great variety Lounges
Of different szes single double and with backs, raised
bottoms &C. settees OF all kinds, waliat and painted.
Divans &c all sorts Of looking glasses, hanging and
swinging. Both large ard small hand; all
of hair moss shuck and mattresses, for beds and
lounges with all kinds of cradles. &c. ga 4u
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WALK IN AND SEE THE MAMMALS.

w Ain IN AND SEE HI T. H A NINA 1ss
I'D PRESLEY has removed Ia his old stand on Third
1Ds Street, where he has just received a supply
of Childrens Toys, Indian Beads, Jewelry, New Brass
Clocks, Razor Strops Shaving Soap, Ladies' Hair
Combs, Steel Beads, Twist, Trimmings for work bags,
Medals for Children, Work Bags, Backing, Backing
Brushes, Play Cards, Butcher Knives Fishing Tackle,
Fire Works Of all and general stock for Traders
He is a MANUFACTURER of every variety of
Cigars, and dealer in Tobacco, Snuff Pipes, &c, being
supplied with the choicest assortment, which will be
sold remarkably low for cash He also keeps ot sale
wholesale and RETAIL any quantities Of Mess and Prime
Pork, White Beans, Corn Meal Superfne Flour, Green
Apples, Buckwheat Flour. Onions, Irish and Sweet Po
tatoes Cheese, Fresh Butter, Candies Soap, Starch.
Sacratus, Sugar, Mackerel Cranberies Cove Oysters
Sardnfs, Matches, Backing Baskets, Looking Classes
Gloves Mittens, Imported spanish Smoking and Scarla-
lati Tobacco Oats. Moccasins, Conch Shells, &c.
SIX HUNDRED KINDS OF TOYS FOR
CHlLDR
This h the largest assortment north of Saint Louis
Aso Pecan, Brazil, Almond, and Pea Nuts, Candies
Cakes, Crackers, Bears Oil, Rosemary, Ox-narrow
and Perfumery Jewery, Rings, Pencils, Pistols, Per
cussion Caps, Spittoons &c ...If
Also, the best quality of Cavendish Tobacco ever
brought into town. i' '.'
NJ. r. lie fractures Cigars Of the Havana
Tobacco, and can sell them low they can be az
orded any where in the United STAGES. He would be
glad to have call from his friends in country
who have purchases TO make.
n Call where the wooden Negro stands sentry al
the door, and You buy little cheaper for cash than
any where else in st. Paul. IS .a'A,u sN-' 33y
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NorIcE

9 hereby sivsa, 70 an whom II may concern, th.i
will SATURDAY the 26th day Of June, ISL nine
OF the clock in the forenoon Of said day. commence sell
INK, the front door Of tie Central House Instant Paul.
all and singular the following lsnds and lots In the
county Of Rsmsey mud Territory Of Minnesota which
the taxes OF the year 1850 due, and which shall
be unpaid the time Of such ssle and that said sals will
be continued from day to day. between the hours Of and
O'Clock in the forenoon and O'Clock Ia the afternoon
of each day, until all are offered for sale MOI
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ST. LOUIS FURNITURE
VI STORE.
~ WIN. M. HARLOW, PROPRIETOR,

Of Fashionable Modern and Antique Furniture and
Chairs Also, Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
Mattresses, Feather Beds and Bedding,
Looking Glasses, Willow Ware, &c, &c.az
Ware Rooms, No. SO, North Second Street, tcesf side,
5etreen Oiiuer and Locust.
Orders for any description of Furniture other ar-
ces in his line will always receive immediate atten-
tion Goods will be carefully packed and shipped at
the risk OF the propries, and in every the prices
viii be rs low be had in 81. Louis, and goods
UGranted Orders for furnishing Hotels, Lodges, Asso
ciatiops, &c, respectfully solicited. l'i
Mr.. Harlow is practical mechanic, and at all times
will fill orders with goods of the fashionable, sub
stantia and desirable styles. 2-29
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MARVIN:S

BOOT AND SHOE MANUFACTORY,
Removed to the new Building west Of lie Dues book
Store III bh
T. MARVIN, grateful for past patronage, welcomes
LIZ his customers and the Public generally to his
standwhere with the best stock OF materials than
be purchased he is prepared to supply them with the
BEST the most durable the most tasty and fashionable
articles in his line II Call and see him. f-a IL
st. Paul. May Is, 1851. Aft
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REMOVAL OF MILLINERY EsTAB-

MRS. MARVIN, grateful for the very liberal patron
lvl age she has received from the Ladies' az 81 Paul,
begs inform them Of her removal To the building
three doors of her late residence, where her
toners wl find increased facilities In her arrangement
for meeting their wishes and suiting their tastes, hi
cordance with the latest fashions. f .ss
Hats and Bonnets bleachcd ard pressed Mrs.
NJ having Just received from Cincinnati an improved
pressing machine her millinery will be done in
very superior style. = ~ 8 ks~kt -
N. b. An assortment Of Ladies fine custom made
shoes win be kept constantly hand, which she will be
happy 10 sbew 10 her customers. --t
G 81. Paul, May Is, 1851. hsfag 4-d
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A GIRL WANTED.

good Girl, ia do the work of a small family, can
N have situation and fair wages by applying soon,
to Capt. Hendrckson, at Fort Smelling. St.
HNHAMPAGNR WINE.-A superior article. for sale
~ by the Basket or Bottle at FARRtNGTON's.
STEI(:H BELLS. SLEIGH BELIS!! &
A BEAUTIFUL Assortment, both loose and on straps,
n for sule cheap for cash at the u
ST. PAUL HARDWARE STORE.
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LErrEa ENvELoPEs.-The Worcester Spy
says that Or. Halves Of that city has invented
machine for making letter envelopes, which i self
feeding, and requires very little Alteration. Three
Of these usachiaes now turn of 50 900 envelopes
day, and others are being built, and will soon
be Ia dRness, when the inyentof will be able to
Gil contrib which he has made. TO furnish l2o.-
900 envelopes day. The paper il taken, after
being cut is the ususIimsnner, and passed through
the machine, which delivers the envelopes in
counted packages of 25. needing no further care
on the par: Of the machine tender than to put u
slip Of paBer round the package, and place them
in baskets already for the market. s. Z o,, $3.50
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CARDEN 4 JOHNSON.

Diapers and Taors Jackson street, nearly opposite
the Minnesota Store,
ID RESPECTFULLY announce to the people of Mime
H Territory that they have formed Co-Partner-
ship, for the purpose Of carrying the Merchant Tail
oring business, where they offer for sale, and employ
pcrienced workmen to make into garments, cheap for
cash. the following named articles
French, English and American Broad Cloths, Plain and
Fancy Cassmeres, great variety OF rich Vestngs, fine
Shirts, Collars, Drawers, Under-shirts, Suspenders
Gloves, Cravats, Hats variety Of goods for summer
clothing. and many articles not mentioned, which for
neaness durability and fit, cannot be surpassed by any
in the trade. Thankful for past favors, they solicit
continuance Of the same.
THOMAS GARDEN,
..fI p. K. JOHNSON.
st. Paul, June s. 1851. z
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EAGLE BAKERY.

yUNrE Undersigned, the American House, Saint
Paul, wish it to be understood by villagers and
by the peOpie Of Minnesota nj large that they will al
be prepared sell Pilot Bread, Boston Crackers,
Butter Crackers, and all kinds of Crackers At Galena
and ST. LOUIS prices, and Of the best quaty and also to
flemish families, FOR balls and parties. every Kind oil
Cakes. ITCall and examine.
STUART & SPENCE.
June LIST, 1851. r3fs e5ott @tf e 2
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MILLINERY.

MRS. NJ. L. STOAKEs wishes inform the Ladies
lvl of Saint Paul and vicinity, that she has opened
shop st. Anthony Street. few rods west Of the Pres
byieran Church, where she wouh be happy to attend
10 all orders in her line Of business.
She would invite particular attention TO large snd
various assortment Of goods which she has recently
lected in Eastern city expressly for this market;
among which Bonnets Of variety Of styles suitable
for the season, Silks, Satns, Artcals and Piumcs in
short Trimmings Of every description which she wouh
be happy dispose Of reasonable rafes- Dresses will
be cut and made in the latest style, TO order
November 20, ie50. 2S1y1
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NEW GOODS!.


A RECENT expedition to the cities Of New York and
IA Philadelpha, has resulted in the arrival, At l
la r. NJ. sPENCER'S "CHEAP CASH STORE"
of of the splendid stocks of Goods brought
TO St. PAM; and consists In part Of the following rich
assortment OF Silks French popns, barege deaines In
s grapes and fgd yrans, Of all ceors and most beau
tifi ST. les which unsurpassed In beauty Also
large lot of white, dotted coored and embroidered Swiss
musns, plain Swiss, null and book muslins; cardinal
and bishops lawns painted lawns and muslins, India
linens, and Grape shawls superior article Also gen.
eral assortment Of ladies gents misses and childrens
hose and half hose gloves of every variety and quality
silk anu satin parasos, silk aud linen pocket hdkfs
cravats and neck ties Of all kinds, tortoise SHE'LL horn
tuck and side combs; Persian and Coats spool thread,
spool and sken silk OF all coors ribbons OF the richest
and most beautiful styles; silver double plated tea and
table spoons; beads jewelry, artificial flowers, &c We
would particularly call the attention OF the ladies' OF 81
Pau and vicinity large assortment Of Bonnets
consisting of silk Florence, hair braid. French lace
bonnes Also, to extensive stock OF ladies misses
g. chldrens' shoes Also, large lot Of gents calf mo-
rocco boots, CATERS & half CATERS. -. %.
Besides general assortment Of: .QSe:n;vsrs .C4ass
ware, Hardware & Cutlery, Window Gnss,:Nsps, Csc
ceries d Provisions, Hats 4 CapS, Sscs All q which
will be sold low for cash. We invite all TO call exs
inc stock before pa.c.yaas We arede
termined not to be uta:rios..
RIM SFESCBR.
st. Paul, May leth' ls5f SIN
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PAGES PORTABLE SAW MILL AND
HORSE POWER.

uve most useful and necessary machine in operation;
Ii simple in construction and easily Kept in order;
and can be moved wagons readily threshing
machine, and put i'm operation small expense. IL
will saw from one thousand feet of lumber per
day. with Of six horses, average business
and in better style than any other mill in Ii
is equally well adapted to steam water horse .weL
The undersigned agents for the patentee, would
10 the pnblc hat they prepared to fur
nish mills with without horse power, OF superior
quality and workmanship, with the right the
upon the favorable terms, at the mandatory, No
2G2 Second street. Louis Mo. All orders addressed
will he promptly executed and any Information in
regard to Mills cheerfuy given. len
Persons ordering mills will please mention the state
and county in which they wish to them.
-s.. kINCSLAND e. FERGUSON
Capt Dodd, who uses saws of the above description,
the Lower Mill in st. Paul. is the agent for Messrs
X. F. Capt Dodd will also make machinery to order
Of any description whatever, the most favorable
terEs. gao