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PORTUGAL AND THE UNITED STATES-Letters
from Lisbon of The l9n of June, that Portugal was
perfectly tranquil. ~
Sir Richard Packenham the British Minister to Por
tuea arrived our In the Severn and had been duly received
by the Queens and Saturday The ed tine u s. Charge
de Asires Mr. Haddock, have his frs, audience BY
the Queen.
The convention for the paymen, of American clams will
be rallied and exchanged that the General
alone remains pending arbitration of the Pre-.
sidsnt OF France. \ j. 80
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PHLApELPHIA, July 7.-sP. M-The Sixth Regimen, of
New York Volunteers, numbering nearly 300 men, arrived
this after noon a visit
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The Tuscaloosa Ala Observer has hoised the name of
James Buchanan of pennsvan for President and that of
VIM. r. King, Of Alabama, for Vice President
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short note is here added respecting tho growth Of Vest
en trade and commerce extracted from address oe.c the
Historical Society u Ohio, by William D. GaIiahcr, Esq.,
"a few facts, will exhibit as well volume
wonderful growth OF Western trade and commerce Pre9
Gus the year 1900 eight ., len keel bdats Of 20
Is tons each performed oil the carrying trade between Cin
cnna and Ptsburg IN 1902 the first government, vessel
appeared on Lake Erie II lsll tho first steamboat uhe
eans was launched al Pittsburg In 1926
Michigan first pluughed By the keel OF steamboat
pleasure trip to Green Bay being planned and eaecuted in
the OF this yea' In 1882 Steamboat first appeared
at Chicago. Al The present time. entire number
b,as running on the Mississippi and Ohio and their rbuta
RES probably than under six hundred the ag
gegate OF which is short of one hundred and
FORTY thouslnd-a lrger number of steamboats, EGG
land can cial and greater commercial mafne than
that employed BY Great Britain and dependencies In
the department oil invention, there have been wonderful
pca!ions OF science Ia arts within the last sixty years The
spacious hall of the Patent Office is at once the repository
and the prop of American inventive and genus Their
results seen in the improvements by which hui
man labor is abridged. Wiihou, going Details may
sufficient to saT TINT many OF the applications of To-
comoton and manufactures. ofeeccty gnetsn tic
production OF mechanical motion the electrical elegra
registration OF astronomical phenomena, the Of
multiplying engravings the introduction and improvements
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C;ovsrnment has received official notice Thai "
annulsd the grant OF The Tehuuntcpec Route to
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At the commencement Of Dickinson C"IesH' h- Ks;
2s,h Jmne The decree Of D. D. was conferred GPon ~
Charles Collins, President OF Emery and Herr!
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Who does admit that this unparalleled growth CT pros
ceritv and The results under Providence Of the
uuon OF these States under general constitution which
guarantees 70 each State republican form OF government
every the enjoyment OF lie, liberty, and the pur
OF happiness free from civil tyranny ecclesiastical
domination. To bring this idea 10 the presen; OCCASION
who DOT feel that when President Washington laid his
hand the original foundation OF the first capitol building
he performed work OF pepeucton of the Union and
constitutional Who does feel tina, this of the
general government heahu in lis situation general in its
position to the mountains from whence gush springs OF
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son other shores above their Wondering towers
In suli.n po"p the tall cathedral irowns:
simple aud trail luwly temples !rn~,
Their slender 5h:dowr in the paths below;
Scare steals the wind :l,a sweeps his woodland tack,
The arc,'s perfume from tho settlers axe,
Err hse vision OF the morning an
t;+ sl,gn framed secp!r marks The house OF prayer
.Ye, faiths pure hymn b.neaihits shelter rude,
B.sarh.s on; a swc",l; 10 The tar c!cf wood
rs here the rays through blazing ofiels pour,
On marble shalt and ;aasei LATED .loor.
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FROM SUMATha.-MAtAY Outrage 'e ~ a., -,
gsier publishes letters received in that ei;f s' md
count Of the capture Of the Ini.n tat" =, ~ ,h
murder OF The captain and TWO nl!l:srs, by h"l, -s
on the West Cuasi of :iunairi. Tnr "rssH' WI In-
and eight kegs ard five basa Of dollars tEe? b:o
occurred March 30:h. Capt. Bach, OF INC I,y-
Atiosto succeeded in ing tnn VlrG i'n NV yss :.
and at daylight, on the morning Oi 3pIi a. b'' mattel
tackled by, ka,ah oi ftl"cfuJt anu T." --,a.-
the tow laid in ashes 10: neither tie ioasi a.
in This p..aca TRANSACTION wGfe Ge;ectsi - y
was oficerei from The French s!,ip Nan!rs Capt. t',
be Inktn 10 III. Isle ui Bourbon.
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From MEXlCO-NE" O4Lka'o
COFFIN MAEkEI &c

r7uF ATTORNEY ENEttAL.--We are inc'a' . ".'
Il Bent The AT irn.y General Of laryiint i
- ' from the Guy IL tee prosecution ut S:rte on !.
=. lr!ihia ard Ac" York, rn!.: TIE RECURRENCE" Il.
~, ..,n =! ,;,ct hy Inc Reform Cvnv=nf31 H. PM
~: lie Is authorize! - institute proceedings ~ liz nj
Al crsi convicted Ut E:dnapplag ci.ld IN ne Do"
rennsy lvana, while acting under tic owners OF 'r
and thrown into the Pcni'enary; the case s 70 -; y
10 the Supreme Court on w,i. 0f error. IL y"
the j.. Belt, also insane the s!c"efy GHe=''"
wolves upun him Banirnors Su:l.
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DENTISTRY.
To the Citizens Of Minnes0fa 2

HAVING been actively engaged in the
Il n practice of Dentistry for the past 1R
twenty years and in perfecting MANY val-UyYyVA
liable in,prOv ements Ia the mechanism of III
the art II is hoped that this long experience in pross
sion so necessary in supplying the If an intelligent
community. Will entite your confidence and sup
port. r. = --S
1t is respectfully suggested to your consjdern,or N
there are not advantages arising from employment, Of
resident artist, well known in his profession IN prvfy
ence 10 itinerant venders OF dentistry especially in this
mat all operations coided 10 my hands warranted
Tor specific PERIOD and accident occurring during
that time, will be cheerfuy remeded without amy >, tn
charge For my manufacture of superior mineral teeta
and various improvements in the construction for s.d
ble STYLE the highest premiums were awarded A. The
fairs oil the Mechanics Institute in Missouri.
Entire sets OF teeth on fine gold plates with or withou,
gums inserted on true principle of Pres.
sIre, the lost power OF m,
ancc.
ACHING teeth" when liberated INSTANTLY rcl;ev.a
or the nerve, exposed destroyed very little pajn
subsequent filing up will render them highly but
III order that full benefit be derived from the t,;uy
Of carions teeth it be done before the tooth b..
sched hence Is both safer and economical IN sh
jert your teeth 10 the occasional inspect of your de-
list, who can most certainly your teeth money and
world OF unnecessary pain BY thus early ar.estig the
progress OF decay Ifthese precautions were strictly Oh
served. not tooth would be lost: where now throueh
reckless Indifference the care of the teeth thousand.
yearly extracted :
Most particular paid the reau,s. inc ri ,.x,.
teeth dsring the second dentition, attention to which
will be of infinite valne 10 them In after life -.
Teeth extracted by the careful use Of Instruments. of
very improved construction
For sale, superior article of tooth Powder
the requisites Tor preserving the teeth preventing
the formation Of tartar, offensive to the breath and me-
jurious to the gums.
WIN. II. JARVIS, Dentist
1rOlce and RESIDENCE on Fifth between j.ckson ana
July 81, 1851. gas
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CHURCH BELLS:

INHURCH, FACTORY and STEAMBOAT BELLS
~ constantly on hand, and Peals Chimes Of Bells
(Of any number) cast to order. Improved cast-irOn
Yokes with movable arms attached to these Bells,
that they be adjusted ring easily and properly,
and springs also which the clapper from resting
the Bell, thereby prolonging the sound. Hangngs
complete Qncluding Yoke, Frame and Wheel,) furnished
if desired. The horns by which the Bell is suspended
admit of the Yoke being changed to POSITION and
thus bringing the blow of the capper in place
which desirable after some years it diminish
the probability of the Bells breaking occasioned by
repeated blows of the clapper in one place.
An experience of 80 years in the business, has given
the subscribers opportunity of ascertang the best
form for Bells the various combinations of tails and
the degree of heat requisite for obtaining the
lidty strength, and most meodious tones and has
abled them for their Bells the highest awards
the n V State Agricultural Society and American In
sute, their Annual Fairs, for several years past
The Trinity Chimes Of New York, completed at
this Foundry, as also cast, Chimes for New Or
leans, La Oswego and Rochester, n y, and ston,
e. W. and Also the Fire Alarm Bells Of New York
the largest ever cast in this country
Transit Instruments, Levels, surveyors Compasscs,
Improved Compasses for taking horizontal and vertical
angles without the needle.
ANDREW MENEELY g. SON.
West Troy, Albany Co, N Y, July "a, 1851. IA
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NEW GO Cd S /.

lust RECEIVED, at the Boston Furnishing
- Store, per Steamers Nominee and l.amartine
direct from Boston and Newly York, large aud
elegant stock of French, English and American
Dry Goods, embracing almost every style and
fabric that can be found In the eastern markets.
We would invite the ladies' of st. Paul, St.
Anthony and vicinity to examine our stock of
thin Dress goods embracing Swiss and Bard
Nius'ins, Berages, Lawns. India Linens &c, be-
lievlng they cannot be surpassed in the Territory.
Cashmeres, Deiaincs, ard Linen Lustres.
We hpye received one case Of beautiful French
Delaines and Cashmeres. The style cannot be
surpassed. Also, few pieces Of Linen Lustres
which are very desirable. h
PRINTS Prints Z!
Among our Prints will be found two cases Of
Merrimacks, new Spring styles cases Cocheco,
do Manchester. do Fall River. do. Mourn
ing and 10 do various styles and colors.
Sha,cis Sha,cls =! ~
Our stock OF Shawls consists of carton All
wool Cashmeres, do. Brocha, Berage, do.
Isle thread Printed Cashmeres, Nj. ID. &c.
ft8f Hosiery. f.ttinf
| Our assortment is compIete-embrac,ng every
quality usually kept in a retail store
| Our stock Of BLeached and Unbieached Cot
tons is unusually large, with few pieces fine
al! wool Flannels. Bleached Brown Linen Table
Covers. Cotton Darnask Super Heavy Tickings
Linen diapers, Crashes, Linen hdkfs Glnghams
Cumbrics, Silesies, Crewels, Patches, Gimp and
Fringes, Laces, Edgings, Carpet Bags, Sc &c.
Ready-JMade Clothing.
We would say to the gentlemen of ST. Paul
st. Anthony and surrounding country that oul
stock of Ready-Made Clothing and Furnishing
Goods cannot be surpassed. 1t is of our own
manufacture and will be warranted in every par
ticular. Following is few of the many article.
received
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Herald gives the following:
ga most exciting scene occurred in the
BAstimore City Court. or Saturday last, OF
q writ of Habeas Corpus, issued by the
mother TO obtain possession Of her child, a.
little girl ten years of age. 1t appears that
about four months previous, the mother
went to Mr.. Albert Miller, and persuaded
him to take her daughter, as she said she
had married drunken husband, who would
not allow the ch,ll TO stay about the house
MIR. Miller, having no children, adopted the
child as his own, and few days since, the
mother demanded possession of IT, The
child ohjecting 90 return, and Mr.. Miller
and his family having become greatly at
tached to her, The case was brought before
the court on a writ Of Habeas Corpus. On
fall hearing, the Judge decided that the
child should be given to the ,aother, when
q scene occurred that drew tears from every
eye present. On hearing the decision, the
child hurst into tea,s, anil Mrs. Miller. who
was present, was much affected. On the
mother approaching. the child screamed
and cluGg convulsvely to the ruling Of the
bar, when she was most rudely seized by
the mother, her hold violently broken, Sc
riously wrenching her arm, and was abou,
beisg carried ont of the court room in
triumph, when tho Judge inierfered, sus-
pended his decision, and ordered the child
back 70 the custody of MIR. Miller, to ~ HON
she rushed and chung ~irh the greatest fond
ness. The mofher'now commenced To inter
impfecations ans screams, which clearly
showed that she was not the proper person
10 have possession Of the child.
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Namn ama Kmsuramee apenetss.
| d. A. J. BAKER. NORRIS HOBART. GEO. W. PRgscoTT
40 LAND ENCY. ttW
RkkER HOBART & PRESCOTT.
a Third street, 81. Paul, VI. T.

Office on Third street, 81. Paul NJ. T.
WIN give careful attention the duties of their Of
fee 81 general land Agents. One Of the firm has for
thirty years been resident Of tue northwest and will
devote his time personal observation of the situation
and character of the lands in tile Territory Office open
all hours of the day lots bought and sold; taxes
pad the collection OF debts and letters of
inquiry promptly attended TO.
REFERENces.--llmois: Grant Goodrich, Esq, Chica-
go; Hon. VIM. Thomas, Jacksonville; Col. Bradford,
Springfield; Hon. Lewis Ross, Lewiston; John Spencer,
ESQ.,. Rock Island; Rev, l. b. Randall, Atom Judge
Minshall, Nashville. indana Rev. ID. L. kavanausi,
indianapolis. Michigan: Hon. c. L. Pomeroy, Ienawee
Co.. Col. HicSson, Washtenaw Co Minnesota: Hon.
A. Goodricl; Hon. n. M'Lean; Rev. e. Hobart
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BEN. w. BRUNSON

Notary PUBIC ana COUNTY Surveyor,
HAV1NG opened Land Agency. Ill attend
Ia to the location Of Military Land Warrants,
entering government lands, securing presumption
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, p. du C'n, Wis.
His Exc'y NELSON DEWEY, Wis.
w. II. BRADLEY, Esq. GaIena, lii.
l.. S. FELT Esq, Galena. III.
Hon. w. Ii. FORBES, st. Paul, Min.
Office OH Roberts street, Saint Paul, Min.
NoTE.--I have been to considerable expense
in procuring fac simile 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 can give at any time
any information in regard to the vacant lands in
the district.
B. w. BRUNSON.
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f. s. NEWELL,
Commission Merchant,

4 Nd Dealer in Foreign and Domestic Hardware
"A cook, parlor and heating stoves of al, kinds, Sc
leCted from the Troy Cincinnati and ST. Louis markets
comprising the most varied assortment of double oven
stoves and ranges the Eastern market affords Hollow
ware kettles, potts. ovens skets furnaces, frying pans
waffle irons, shovels, tongs, &c
Aso-Farmng utensils, ploughs. cradles, rakes, hoes
shoveis, sCythes snsths axes saws sad irons, zinc
spring balances coffee mills wire, nails tacks &C..
Japaned of all kinds, lamps and candIesticks, Of
brass, iron and tin; orttana and kitchen ware tea and
coffee pots, spoons ladies' skmmers, tea, coffee and
gar boxes scrub, backing and other brushes hydraulic
apparatus; WELL cstern and house pumps OF all sizes
rams, lead pipe, Sheet bar and pig lead, &C., &c
at my stand on Third, Roberts street, Saint Paul
Minnesota. F. s. N.
September 4, 1851. - ga 20-f
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Wholesale and Retail.
SAINT AyTuoyy sT.OR n.

5AANA ANAE1VNH SAOhEs
u;rbie v;aenener - Sef;sy tSa,, a. .in. xh;u;~,
,-,up -, -. e =, - = - 80 2
VILE ehuerssnea respectfully announces 10 TIE eior
zehs oi st Ahhvhy ana tne upper cDnhtrJ, - well
as those who live IN ~ Paul. az tey want 10 get goods
eheap mat they are now prepared TO exhibit one 81 the
largest ana best selected assornenss Of Goods ever brot
nul Styles all having been selected In the Eastern cities
with TN greatest care TO suit the market of Minnesota
cn tes VIII ser on the most reasonable terms The
oio"'bs may pe iouifd among their -.t .+sy
NJ DRY GOODS. .sss
akin cas,o,e,es s,,;ne.,s 49, =, ~ oas.,hs aoo
qualities: alpacrs iust~c. ct,nnsht. , o's 80, -
chanpab,e and ac,,resl sIts n,,.s;., a. sr:.~
Easli., and American urin,s, t.,.ns ae III ss. ~
red green and yellow daanel h;rses S s,,s$
wear: broxyn and hl.ach.d shs,, s ~. .
thc dfsrent anaes Sed ,;e1,ns , Ja ra.sss o. az
am, miyed drIs. h.t, s,rineej, .Iso
nanneis. npron cheeks h,,tiar svss,,.r .nS sss
irish linen of sill ,r,esirs. hIsck ,,ns,
Of different colors bir,sr,e scotch and Rr.s,sr m r.
brown linen and a;ftr.r, vsr;s,;es az 80 -
cloth do do, vesnss. All kinds ~ rrnya. scotrs md
American e;,olsms Frerc, 10 h.ru,s s,s,,. s..sasi.
SIN crane and different varieties of =, wis. hrss Nal
lands linen drills hue abuck crash Rentucky ;erns.
rTass cloth shirts mnslin swiss isle ,s,s.J ~, i,r
egngs and nsertngs gloves hosiery plain and border
Ell canbrics linen cam6ric handkerckiers honpes Gan
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1. h. DEwEBRER.

L. II. DEwEBRER,
4 T the store lately occupied by Edward McIagan
"A OF Roberts and Fourth streets ST. Paul has
received and offers for sale the lowest prices gen.
era assortment Of family groceries and other goods, to
wit
500 bushels oats, 5 barrels mackerel,
" corn. 20 - hour.
10 sacks dried apples, 5 bacon,
- g g peaches, I" molasses,
20 Kegs nails, ~ boxes soap.
Also, brooms bed cords patent buckets, glass cigars
washboards powder, shot, lead tobacco starch rasns
coffee RICE tea behring's, saeratus, ginger pepper Gin
namon cloves, spice, Goldfish sters sarnes
matches white lead, butter lard cheese tunblerS
loaf sugar salt table salt, candles, peppersauce, pick
percussion caps lanterns, backing, chestnuts vinegar
iak and every thing else you want.
Tune rs, 1851. l0-ly
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STATIONERY of every description, viz: Letter, bill
~ cap note, printing and fancy papers: Bristol and
perforated board drawing ana tracing paper;
plain and embossed visiting cards; drawing and writing
penciIs gold pers Gillofts ard other steel pens pea
holders, sealing wax; inkstands; waters; sla,es ink
blank, account, check and memorant,, books; rocket
books; card cases; portfolios writing books; together
with large assortment Of fancy arclcs. For sale by
J. BROOKES
Galena, Oct. 16, 1851. l1r. - 2s
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MINNESOTA LEATHER STORE.

Nearly opposite the American House, st. Paul
E A. COLLINS Il CO, dealers in saddles, harness
He trunks saGdlery hardware, saddle trees, skirt
harness. and patent leather calf seating, bag and TOP
leather, coach roans coach laces saddler sk bellows
bands belts and string leather.
BOOT sHoEMARERs STOCK.
Hemlock tanned sole leather oak tanned sole leather
oak tanned upper leather kip and calskins French Ger
man. Philadelphia and Cincinnati caliskins; all kinds
ladies' and gentlemens morocco red, yellow, blue,
pink and white Innings; best goat buck and sheep bind
ing; boot and shoe findings boot trees lasts crimp
clamps pegs of all sizes shoe thread all kinds ron zinc
and copper shoe nails.
l The highest market price in cash, paid all times
for beef hides, sheep and deerskius.
May Lift l.. A. c. x co.
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"yOUID respectfully announce TO the citizens OF
w St Paul and the Territory generally, that they
have just opened fresh and splendid stock of choice
Liquors consisting Of the best quality of Brandes Gn
Whiskey Rum, Wines, Cider &c Also, Groceries and
Provisions Of every description, which they offer for sale
the lowest prices for cash Merchants and traders
from the country respectfully invited give them
call.
I-store on Third street, orc door above Jackson.
~. Paul Aug. :, Is5I. 1911
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STYLISH COATS,

EENTEEL Vests, and well-htting Pants, have much
N do with the of mankind. The dress, is
the most obvious index of the and perliaps the
Jority of people unconscios make it the criterion Of the
weaTer Ii will be study to enable customers 10
make good impression upon the world, 50 far it
be accomplished by apparel. We have large assert
men of cloths and trimmings, of every quality; and will
not only make all garments order, warranted to III
but shall keep hand choice Of read,
made clothing coats pants, vests eraszts overcoats
shirts, drawers and u,dersrt for sale cheap for cash
As diapers and alors intend 10 deserve the
of Saint Paul We always be found in shop, on
Third Street, nearly opposite III. A. Iambert's-
r WILLIAM Il HENRY NIEHAUS.
Saint Paul, Nav 90, 1851. 6-lv
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CHEAP CASH sroRE--wHoLEsALE

CHEAP CASH sToRE--WHOLEsAL
a-f AND RETAIL. te
GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, HARDWARE, BOOTS,
SHOES, HATS, CAPS, CLOTHING, PAINTS,
OILS, GLASS, FURNITURE, HOOKS
AND STATIONERY.
TIME SUBSCRIBER, by late arrivas Is now in re-
csipt and opening in his Store on ST. Anthony
Street, near the "Ameroan House." lsrge and most
compiete assortment Of the above-Ramed Goods which
will positively be sold lower prices for cash than
before offered in this place. His entire stock select
ed with great care and purchased in the Eastern and
Southern markets for Cash, that he safely
his friends and the public generally that il will be to
their call before purchasing elsewhere and
examine mis- stock, which consists in part follows:
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LAVENDER l. MATTHEW'S,

UpLACkSMITHS, at the Red Shop, on the east side OF
Id Roberts street. ST. Paul, prepared with the
beat stock of iron and STEEL of all patterns ana varieties
that brought TO this town; including, beside
common English and American iron, Junia,a, Bloom,
Swedes Russia and English bari also German and bis
STEEL and article OF steel for cutlery, equal to the
best of Sheffield. In connection with Smith shop,
We have also Wagon shop, with supply OF the best
seasoned white oak and other MATERIAL for making tip
top wagons, bugges, and sleghs, which make, iron,
and order short notice. Alse every des-
cription of pows.
We intend to put the business Of our shop straight
through: And though it may be said live by our
Uises and forge and steel for a living, mean to do
honest work for honest prices.
May IS 1851. 4-ly