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COMMUNICATED.

JACK" a favorite pointer belonging
to Mr.. J. w. Vincent, died OH the 18th
inst, from the effects of poison admins
tered by some villainous individual The
following has been sent to US for publ
cation:
SACK" rs DEAD.-He like many an
other worthy creature has fallen vic
tim to the trcachery of pretended friends
10 life he knew no guile. His attach
ments were sinccrc-his friendship un-
moved either by prosperity or adversely.
Hypocrisy never darkened his charac-
acter. Cupidity never severed him from
his faithful purpose. Constant in his
fealty-by night or day-in sunshine or
in storn-whether his master was sur
rounded by friends, or alone upon the
prairies, Jack" was ever constant in
his devoticn--ever loving, ever true!
"when some proud son Of man returns earth,
L Unknown to glory, but upheld by birth,
The sculptor's art exhausts the pomp of Woe,
And storied record who below
When all is done, upon the tomb is seen,
Not what he was, but what he should have been.
But the poor dog, ia life the frnest friend,
The frs, 10 welcome, foremost to defend,
Whose honest heart Is still bis masters own.
" no labors, lights, lives, breathes FOR him alone,
Unhonord falls, unnotioed ell his worth,
Denied in heaven the soul he held oa earth
While man, vain insect hopes To be forgiven,
Ana claims himself a sole exclusive heaven.
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IETNA FIRE INSTR CO.,

IncorPcrafeG- MAY, JeIY.
FENiE undersigned having been appointed agent Fl this
4 old sEd rcspol s,L,c CunJ any, prepared take
rishs AZ reasonable rates any other reliable Conn
pany.
The reputation OF The "Itra Co" Is widely known
that CT any ether in The United States. and perhaps
The Com has had it, share with others,
OF prosperity and ycissi,udc and wke i: has been
So years dispensing laid and comfort the unf,r
tunatc cl smant has been asked to defer
meit for want of means.
TIE e:ccrsigncd !. r,oxsrsi sire satisfactory tv-
dcnce of its stability aud rIomptness in the Adjustment
Of loFs~s. Apply 10 =. =. .....Se, !....1..
e. rsni Nav. e, 1880.
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SUPPLIES FOR THE CHIPPEyvAs.
called proposals will be received by the undersigned
- until 10, A. NJ, May lst, 1884, for purchasing and
delivering the following articles at the herein described
places:
SANDY
1900 bushels Of Corn in sacks.
SO bbs. Of Mess Pork.
AT LAPoIsTE. LAKE. sTrEnioR.
$50 bbls superfine Flour.
rs Mess Pork.
500 lbs. Of Cavendish Tobacco,
500 busheis corn in sacks.
SUPERIOR.
200 bbls. Of Supcrfne Flour.
100 Of Mess Pork.
500 bushels of Corn in sacks
1000 lbs. Of Cavendsh Tobacco.
The above articles to be delivered rs follows, viz:
Al Sandy Lake, between the 18th Of May and the 18th
OF July.
A, Lapointe and Fond du Lac before the LIST of
June, 1851.
Bills to be endorsed "supplcs for the Chppewas," to
be addressed 10 the undersigned, and contain the
names Of responsible persons who will become
srity for the fithl fu6lmenf Of the agreement In the
penal of $4,000.
J. s. wATRoUS, Ind. Sub. Agent.
Sandy Lake Sub. Agency, 10th Feb, 1851
MORE Unreasonable bids will not I've entertained and
the surcties attach their for the faithful full
finer; OF the bids.
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TRANSPORTATION FOR THE CHIP.


& called proposals VIII be received by the undersigned
- until 10 O'clock A. NJ, May list, 1851, for receiving,
storing and transporting all public freight arriving in ST..
Paul. Minnesota Territory, and destined for Sandy Lake,
for one year from the opening of the bids
The undersigned the right to direct the dest
Of said public freight any other place than
Sandy Lake, the price be graduated in proportion
the distance is increased or diminished.
Bids be endorsed rroposes for transportation 70
be addressed TO tho undersigned, and to contain the
names Of two responsible persons, who will become
cury for the faithful ulllmeIt Of the agreement in the
penal sum Of $4,000.
J. s. WATROUS, Ind. Sub. Agent.
Sandy Lake Sub. Agency. February 10th, 1851.
NorE. Unreasonable bids Will not be entertained, and
the surctes attach their for the faithful full
flment of the bids ~
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FAIR WARNING.

IL persons indebted BY book account previous
n March LIST 1851 requested enll and settle
Immediately, by cash note, shall put hooks
inn the hands Of w. ID. Phillips Esq after the lst day
and particularly to pay debts Come and ALL
IRVINE 4 BRAWIEY
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MIR. TIIG HWARDEN,

ATE from the ST Groin, gives notice the bearded
people OF St Paul, that he has opened the rooms on
Third street, corner al Minnesota; ately occupied by
Nathan Hale TO James Ta lor for the practice
OF the tOnsora in ali its varieties and ramoa
including plain and ornamcn tai shaving sso hair Dress
ing, capillary amPutaton ard shanpooing
Mr. II. begs leave 10 give the following references
II on Theophilus karbunklc, Wiowriver; Col. james
Hughes, Attorney ard Counsellor at Law and Surveyor
Of Lumber &c, Wiilowriver. His Exccllency, Isaac
Young President Of the Bank Of ST. Croix al st. Paul,
and Is others, including members OF Congress, ard
ex-govcrnors o.34
V1NIE SECRETARY OF THE TERRITORY has
q received and is receiving documents and statistics
OF Common Schools Of tho several States Persons in
tcrcsted in the samc. can cxaminc them at his Office
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A. ;. BAKER. NORRIS HOBART. GEO. w. raEscu
LAND ENCY.
BAKER HOBART A. PRESCOTT
Office on Third street, ST Paul. NJ. T.

Office on Third street, ST. Paul, NJ. T..
Will give a careful attention 10 the duties Of their Of
ice, as general land Agents. One of the firm has for
thirty wears been resident Of the Northwest, and will
devote his time to personal observation OF the situation
ana character Of the lands In the Territory. Office opcn
at ali hours OF the day: lots bought and sold; taxes
paid; convey ancg The collection debts letters Of
inquiry promptly attended to-
REFEREscEs.-llnois. Grant Goodrich, ESQ, Chca
go; Hon. Vim. Thomas, Jacksonville; Col. Bradford,
Springfield; Hon. Lewis Ross lewiston John Spencer,
Esq. Rock Island; Rev, !. b. Randall, Alton; Judge
Mh.shal, Rusilville. Indiana: Rev. Il. T. kavanaugh
Indianapolis. Michigan Hon. G. l.. Poneroy, Icnawce
Co.; Col Hickson Wsshtenaw Co. Minnesota: Hon
A. Goodrich; Hon n. MIcan; Rev. L. Hobart.
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CONVICTION FOR MURpER--George
Pharaoh, indicted for the murder of RAJ
chael Sharpless, near West Chester,
Pa. on the 2Sth May last, has been
tried and found guilty Of murder in the
first degree.
The facts ofthe case were published
at the time of the murder. There is one
fact which came out on the trial that we
do not remember to have heard before
to wit: George Pharoah told one of the
boys in the neighborhood that he had
been near the school house that morning,
and saw the dead body Of Rachael
Sharpl S., but was afraid to go near it,
and that there was nobody near when
he saw it.
He also told to person he met OH the
road, on the morning ofthc murder, and
before the dead body was found, or it
was known n murder had been commit
ted, that Miss Sharpless had been shot
with large gun, while she was unlock
ing the door of the school house. To
another person he said, he would be a
fool to own it and be hung, sc. This
George Pharaoh is nephew of Jabcz
Boyd, who was convicted and hung for
the murder Of Wesley Patton, in Ches-
ter county, some five or six years ago.
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MYLTJyERY.

MRS. NJ l. STOAkLs wishcs 70 ,infesm the Ladies
lV4 Of Saint Paul and vi unity, ihst she has opened
shop on st. Anthony Street. ew rods west OF th< sss.
ytrran Church, where she would be happy 10 arsLt
10 all orders In her line Of business. 3, 81 an.
She would invite particular attention 70 large ind
various VI goods which she has recently re-
lected In Eastern city expressly FOG this markets
among which Bonnets Of variety Of styles suitable
for the season, Silks, Satns Artfciais and rinnes
short Trimmings Of every description which she would
be happy diaposc Of reasonable rates. Dresses will
be cut and made in the latest style, 70 osder
Novcrpl,sv 1aSO Ftt ~ l-Sfyl
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Alrheus G. Fullcr,>
VS..
Terry Tibbettg.
Before Orlando simons, J. P.

To Jerry Tihhctts-sr fon are
hereby notified writ of attachment has been issued
against you in above entitled cause, and that your
property has been attached satisfy the demand OF the
plaintiff and that unless YOU appear be-
fore Orlando smos Justice Of the Peace for the county
Of Ramsey, Minnesota Territory, on the isth day o.
APRIL lo5I at one o'clock In the afternoon, al his Office
ia the Town Of st. Paul, Judgment win be rendered
you and your property sold on said attachment
10 satisfy the debt Of the plaintiff.
M.,c, ~ isst st..
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O11;IjE:R ROTY1s E.S.

A DAGUERROTYPE that Is u faithful kencss-sha.
"A Is esquisitely soft and mellow in tsnrelcar and
c-like in expression and colorng, and nnished with
and artistic beauty, Is worth having II may be
viewed with lndsgssd satisfaction, aud passed sround
among circle Of friends, with the certainly Of being
recognized and admired II you want sueA Daguerro-
type, cali at
WHITNEY & NICHOLS
DAGUERREAN Rooas. ON Third, above Roberts-street.
large variety Of cases on handsome very beauii-
fully inaid with pearl Likencsses taken In owy wealth
Please call and examine specimens.
st. Paul, Feb. ], le5l 2-21
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LIVERY STABLE.

u1ATTISON & BENSON, at the American House, ST,
Paul. Minnesota. GOOD horses and carriages of tn
best kind ready all tmes passengers to all
parts Of the country with expedition, and right side up
with and speed
DAILY LINE.
We will also daily line Of splendid hacks between
St. Paul and ST. Anthony, and after the opening OF
navigation, leaving each place every morning evening
regularly.
moments Boiice. We employ but the best and
careful drivers
ct. Panl, Mar lst, 1851.
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BIBLES AND PRAYER BOOKS.

CompreEsHsNe SftftA
Id Bibles Iolyglot Bibles Paragraph Ebles; Cottage
Bible; Sabbath ScAeal Blles, wiki Maps; slso, PRAYER
Books, bound in yariefyfn morocco, VELVET calf
anS sheep, clasp and plain prices ranging ftem g "a
cents 20 SIS for sale at HE CnleTa Book Store b.
Oct. 81. ]. DROOKES
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NEW FIRM AND NEW ARR AxGE.

4 LII persons having unsettled accounts with WA
"A lo,ghby n Powers, respectfully requested 10
call and seiic the same Immediately and all indebted 10
the said firm, requested 10 fork without delay Tha
business of Livery stable and Staging will be conducted
upon cash terms and other. no one Can have aay
credit aud will the refusal by not ask for IT,. We
shall good Concord Coaches between st. Paul nd
st. Anthony and nothing else.
WILLOUGHRy, POWERS Co.
81 Pant Ian 18th 1851
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SHAWI.x,

NAE HAVE in store Of the lsrges, stocks a
w Sbavls brought 10 this market, ccmreseh
mostly Of the celebrated Bsy State EoGg haws
very fine ended their comfort aud durs.
bility Also Cloth Silk, ana Cashmere Square ShawlS.
Galena, Sept. 1850. WOODS HOUSE 4 co.
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TNIIE UNDERSIGNED is now in readiness
L. for grinding Corn, Rye, Oats, Pens. Buck
wheat, aud whatever else requires grinding, in
Guiding Salt, at the grst-mI on the west side of
the Mississippi river, at 81. Anthony for lawful
rites of toll. When desired, grists will be re-.
ceived at the subscriber on the east side of the
river, and be returned ground at the same place
2-sly CALVIN A. FUTILE.
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In oAe.ng TO tae unity ths justly celsbrated
remedy for diseases Of and lungs
wish trfc with the lives health Of the afflicted, but
lrc,kiy lay before them the opinions Of Distinguished
men and Of the evidences Of its success, from
which they can jidye fos themselves. We sincerely
pledge ourselves To make wild assertions or false state
Of It's efficacy, will we hold out any hope 10
suffering humanity which facts viii not warrant.
from ,he public al publish, feeling assured they
will nd them perfectly reliable and the medicine worthy
ia cir hes, confidence md patronage
FROM BENZ. sILLIMAN, NJ. D., l. L. D., ETC
Professor Of Chemistry Mineracey 30. Yale Cuiirer,
Menlhcr Of the 81; Hist Med ihA and scicn Societies
II sssm the ciiERRY PICTORIAL an admirsA.
composition from some Of the best articles in the Nate
Mcce, ard very effective remedy for the ciszs of
diseases IL is intentod 10 cure"
New Haven, O.. New. !, 1879.
TROP. ClEAvELAND OF Bowdoin College. Ne,
Writes" have witnessed tae effects Of yonr CHER.
KY rECToRAE in my own family and Via, Of nay
cds and is gives satisfaction 60 state ia iis txvsr
that 20 medicine have known has proved enii
netly successful! ia curing diseases oi The throat and
REV DR. osGooD
wtitcs--"Thaf he considers the CHERRY pECTO-
RAJ, the best medicine for Pulmonary Affections
gwen 10 .Le pnbc ard that hs daughter after
bcing Obliged to keep The room four month. with as.
settled cough accompanied by raising u blood ght
eo@menee% the he use q the CHEEKY rEcToRAi:al
HEAR THE PATENT.
Or. Ayes--DesS sir, For two yesrs ives effected
with very severe cough acteripzried by spsttng 81
blood ard prptse NIGHT By the adviee al at
tending phy sieiar, vas nduced 10 use your CbENkY
PICTORIAL. Ind continued TO do till ! considered
self cured, and ascribc the effect prepaaiiSz
JAMES RAINFALL.
IIampacn Springfield, Nov. "a, le4s,
This day appeared the above named James ksndSA
and pronounced the above statement true In every res
rect.
LORENZO NORTON, Justjce.
THE REMEDY THAT cuREa
- 1890 Portland, Me. jan r., 1871.
Dr.: Aver. have beer long afflicted win l.;.mes.
which grew yearly worse mil s~st autumn erenShs
cough, wht,h cenilned 10 my ssnmbts snd ot
gan to sssuHe the a.arnlig symptoms 81 eoax'mptiof
mud tried the best advice aaj the best nscns 10 20
purpose, aatsi used yanr CHERRY PEcToRh,
which has cured me, and YOU may well selievs re
~ Grr,eiulls ,os'rx, i. D. fHEifA
II there = say valae in the Judgement ef fhe wise,
who speak from experience, here = msp.cne werns
Of tae rwkiic confidence,
II Prepared by }. @. Aver, Che'as,s, ievsn: n.aks
and sod IN g. fssi, n N>bAhefEA
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DISSOLUTION.

FUNE Corartncrshp heretofore existing between Geo
u Douglass and Thomas Garden in the Tailoring bust
under the firm Of Geo Douglass Il Co. IL this da,
dissolved by mutual consent Tie business viii hcrcaf
ter be continued by Thos. Garden. s7tf
GEO DOUGLASS.
IT. Paul, Dec. IS 1850 TIIOS GARDEN.
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STIyI,HVaTER RpI-SE..

. Man Str.cf, Sini,r1ftr, Minnesota Teyritsry.
Exrsa L. BuFoRD having taken charge of TITS web
s..Nq known Iiotci and entirely r,flted and rerc-
vailed II, Is prepared to receive aud cptertain
his icnds ard the public Bv sssiduous attention the
Of has guests he hopes merit liberal pstropsxe
IL Baggage taken TO and from tbs House free &c
charge. S1-if
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"a 7IMFtS AND RETAIL ufL
0RoC CRIES, PROVISIONS, HARDWARE, ROOTS
sHoEa. IiATS CARS, CLOTHING, PANTS.
vi. s. GLASS, FURNITURE, BOOKS
AND 6TATIONERY.
TIME SUBSCRibER, by lsie arrivals " now N 70
ceipt and opening In his new Store 81, Antheay
Street, near the american House." large aid most
complete ssse~tmcns of the abovenamed Ccods, which
before offered Ia this place His stock select
ed with great care, and pnschassd IN the Eastern and
southern markets for Cash, ia he can SAFELY assure
his GisnAs end the public generally that viii be 10
Their call before purchasing elsewhere ard
examine his stock, which consists IN part - tsAows
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BEN. w. BRUNSON
Try Public and County SURVEYOR

BEN. w. BRUNSON
Notary Public and County Surveyor,
"AVlNG opened Land Agency will attend
IL to the location of Military Land Warrants,
entering government lands, securing prc-ennption
claims, buying and selling farms, town lots, and
the payment Of taxes, will also draw and take ac-
acknowledgements Of deeds, mortgages, &c.
References, Rev. A. BRUNsoN, y. duC'n. Wis
His Exc'y NELSON DEWEY, Wis
w. II. BRADLEY. Esq. Gaena, Ill
J.. s. FELT. Esq, Galena. III.
Hon. VIII. FORBES, ST Paul, Mn.
Office OF Roberts street, Saint Paul, Min.
NoTE.-l have been TO considerable expense
in procuring fac smile copies Of the township
plats at the Land Office, and have made arrange
ments to be advised weekly of all entries and pre-
emptions made, therefore give at any time
any information in regard TO the vacant lands in
the district
3. w. BRUNSON.
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EXPRESS LINE.

TIME undersigned is prepared hustle through pas
sepgerx and packages, between Prairie du Chen and
Saint Psn the rafe ard peitious pos
sibe. Packages exceeding IS lbs weight $500 per hun
bred. Smaller packages, SO cents each.
CHARLES n. REED.
N b. Packages will he received and delivered at the
Post Offices Prairie du Chen snd 81 Paul Haney
Rice. Store in Saint Paul. and Drsbois' Store in Prs
rie du Chen. 2-37tf
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GONE THIEF has taken = two.foos. ivory pockef
- rule, belonging to me, from the lower steam
mill The initial letters "W. D. Dr. marked on the
io;ut Of the rule viii pay dollars 30 have the rule
returned 10 me; or SO Cor the detection Of The thief
ds-an him. - W. n. DODD.
March ,, 1851. -st r.T ra44
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AN APPROPRIATE NEw-YEAR

NSA GOOD pAGUERREOTYPE LIKENESS hand
somely colored In fine fer 81 Twu heads upon
one plate, $50. Splendid gold and pearl embossed
satin, velvet am morocco cases, suitable for family
groups. Views Of stores, residences churches public
buildings scenery, Indian groups &c. &C. Paintings
baguerreotvPcs accurately oopiedhe latter large
loopy adapted TO locket, breach hngcr-ring
sCharges unusually low. JARVIS, Artist,
7 Fifth Street, nrnI Jackson
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Iowa, WISCONSIN and MinnesOta the desirabity OF their
entering lnrgely into the cultivation Of fruit
II is lknown fact that section Of the country
better adapted for raising apples than the section Of
country before naned and yet, how little is produced
Apples bear exrayaganty high price, ard
at that Now is the time To remedy the evil. For
dollar the nucleus Of excellent orchard be
formed; and here where land is cheap, who would be
without one! Now is the time to send in your orders
Such variety never before offered.
When the selection Of trees is left TO ysef 7 shall
fill the order is consistent; but when have
not The variety ordered, shall substitute such will be
nearest to the one ordered. Orders filled in the order
they received, the opening Of navigation. BE in
time. Send in your orders.
r. M'LAGAN, Agent.
Orders for will be promptly attended to- if left
the store Of L. MLAGAN CO,
PAS Roberts-street, Saint Paul.
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HENDEE & TORBERv.S

GROCERY. PROPIS!OV AND LIQUOR STORE.
ENAVING purchased Of George Douglass his entire
stock OF roceres, Liquors, &c, now prepared
TO sell the al extremely low prices for cash. the
Old stand corner of Bench aud Jackson streets
Our stock consists of the greatest variety Of Family
Groceries, Sauces Fruits Provisions and condiments of
every kind ever offered for sale IN this market, well
choice selection Of Spirits, Wines, and great vari
ets Of Cigars ard Tobacco Mace and all other Spices,
Preserves Pickles, White Fish, Mackercl Flour Sperm
Oil, Whale OIL besides every article usually Tor sale
Family Grocery.
Also, splendid variety OF fancy candies Of all kinds
Patent Medicines of all knds--TowGsends ard nll's
Sarsaparlla Nerve and Boue ibiment, Opoleldoc, Ds
Wis Pain Killer, Oil OF Spike, Lees Bilious and Anti
bilious Fills, Hurbert's Cough Syrup, Storms Scotch
Cough Candy, Barr owls Cough Candy British Oil, &c.
Also, large stock Of Psirters' Materals-Whte ard
Red Lead, Lirsecd OIL Turpentne Varnsh Paris Green,
Of all kinds Turkey TIMBER, Yellow Ochre Litharsc,
Chrome Green, Chrome yellow, Whiting Putty, Win
dow Glass Of al sizes, Nails Of all kinds besides
per OF articles not enumerated.
Come one, all, ard examine stock IL IL
sroube show goods but remember TO bring along the
change terms cash and nothing previous But
determined TO cell goods lower thcn any other
store in Minnesota.
st. Paul. December %. 1850 2-H
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V.ANn.

wv r. MURRAY Is prepared to give Instructions
w and prepare the necessary proofs In order IL
obtain the hand due the soldiers Of the Of Is g.
a.s bel rai,a xSa:r The ;te &C. CT Congress %
fee On Tliit, Street. PSI
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saltwater " ,use, December :, 1850.
CHURCH REIIS.

ChC I'll BEIIISs .
4 n experience Of thirty years has given the sub
"A scrber opportunity Of asccraining the various
combinations Of metals and the degree Of heat requisite
for securing the greatest solidy strength and
lodious tones ana has enabled him for his bells
the highest awards OF The N Y. State Agricultural
Society and American Institute for several years past
The Trinity chimes of New York. completed at
his Foundry, also cast chimes for New Orleans,
Kingston, c. W. and several others and the Fire Alarm
Bells Of New York, the largest cast in this
try Church, Factory, and Steamboat bells constantly
hand, and peafs OF Bells order. These bells
are hung with Improved Iron Yokcs and springs
tached TO act on the clappcr which very much proong
the sound and they also may be turned in the yoke
which brings the blow Of the capper in pace and
lessons The danger OF their breaking angngs complete
(includiEg Yoke Frame and Wheel furnished il desired
Also Theodocs and all kinds Of l.cvclng and Survey
ing instruments on hand, and made 70 order.
ANDREW MENEELY.
West Troy, n. Y, JAN ], 1851.
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50-tf
NOTICL To THE DITRIy(

NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.
Ut has been rumorcd generally among Ray friends
throughout the country that was not Keeping Public
House and that had changed my business which is
true wish 10 inform my old friends and tho travelling
community that am prepared 10 accommodate all who
may favor me with call, and with good accommoda
tons as any house in saltwater Ny bar is wol supplied
with the best OF good liquors. stcrs, CIGARS &c My
stable Is we'll supplied with hay, and eats. All
is, when they stop the door Of the Minnesota
House. and tell you that the saltwater House Is shut up,
10 come and see for yourselves.
l.. BUFORD.
saltwater " ouse December = 1850
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JOHN BRINKMAN,

IT'S HEREBY announced M independent candidate
for building commissioner, 81 s election To sc cid
On the 18th OF April leji isAah fra re
Mareh s20,2st stfE