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The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1852-12-25
Excitement up Town!

LNLFEL1 q DhO1 HIND are Sctiing
Ia OF their elegant stock of seasonaOle Dry Goods
Cost to make for their spring stock. Now ia
your time, Ladies and Gents get bargains They have
also packages Of their Coffee eft-four
pounds for fifteen cents
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1852-12-25

CALIFORNIA LIGHT HoUsE.-Thc first Light
House on the Pacific coast within the possess
ions of the United States has been erected and
lighted at San Francisco by private enterprise
Upon the declivity below the light house fog
bell has been placed. Both, the San Francisco
Wing says will prove of much service to ships
entering the harbor.
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MAssACnrsETTs.-Thc Electoral College of
Massachusetts met on the LIST inst, and cast
thirteen votes for Winfield Scott and William
A. Graham. for President and Vice President
of the United States. Old Massachusetts, is
walking out Of the fog.-Galena .ddr.
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even tempt Sam Houston.
The room is always open, but conducted
with great propriety.
There are many other " nice little things
about the Capitol.
Six Hours FROM BUFFALO TO CLEVELAND
The new line of Railroad between Buffalo and
Cleveland is completed, going west, as follows:
First, The Buffalo and State Line Railroad.
reaching from Buffalo to the line between the
States of New York and Pennsylvania second
the Erie and Northwest Railroad reaching
from the Eastern line of Pennsylvania to Erie
third. the Railroad from Erie west, to the line
between Pennsylvania and Ohio fourth, the
Railroad from the last mentioned line to Cleve-
land. The passage can now be made between
the two cities at all seasons of the year, i'm six
hours. The distance is about two hundred
miles.
THE Fur TEADE.-The furriers are beginning
TO do pretty brisk fall business, and fnrs will
be very generally worn during the coming
winter. Some of the best descriptions bring
extravagant prices-Sl5O or $500 not being
unfrequently given for a set. A large portion
of the most valuable imported furs go East
the Boston ladies paying high prices rather
more readily than the New Workers. The
stock of furs now in this market is supposed to
be worth not far from S2,O00,000. The largest
traders have stocks on hand ranging from $780,
600 to 100000. While American ladies can
not be suited with any thing found this side of
Hudson's Bay. Greece, or Germany European
ladies are equally anxious to get furs from the
United States, and the rough skins of the fox,
fisher. or mink, form the interior lining of the
garments of the Russian nobility.-.N Y Jour-
Com.
The Washington correspondent of the Journal
OF Commerce says, the surplus revenue of the
United STAGES will be at least twenty millions
Of dollars at the end of the present fiscal year.
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The L. S. Steam Ship Princeton is a bad fail
urc. In her recent trip to Halifax six knots an
hour was the most that cOuld he got out of her.
As one of the Japan Expedition she will prove
an incumbcrance. The Mississippi is also very
slow. The Government. so far, has been most
unfortunate in its construction of steamers.
None of our Public Vessels compare with the
Merchant Steamers. Why is this?-With ample
means and. as is supposed, able and experienced
Naval Architects and Engineers the Govern
ment ought to construct frst-rate Vessels
albany Journal.
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PERTIs OF THE DEEP-On the 21st ult. the
propeller Sciota picked up small boat on
Lake Michigan, containing several persons,
which had been ten days adrift, without fire or
warm food. One Of those rescued was an old
tar, who fought under Perry on Lake Erie.
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Dglitiral Notifies.

n Scott and Graham-Eishteenth Ward
Ckippewa Cuba regular meetlug Of this Club viii
tAhs place Tremsys New Haven Hotel corner OF 4as
apd hth-st. on WEDNESDAY EVENING, Aug ~, at
O'CLOCK The Wings Of the Ward invited attend.
The following AIMED gentlemen have been invited and
viii address the m-eting Hon Fredenck A. Talmadge, w.
8 Miii tn Eiq, James ). Thayer, Esq- Chas Riddle,
Esq Theo t. Tomlipsen, Esq. @ q. Beows Esq, II. j.
paynold ESQ, Erastns Broobs, Esq Bv order,
MATTHEW ID. GREENE, r. esdent.
Jonas + CoscKLIs, },y.,..,....
JACOB H. VALsSTIsE,)
VIZ. d. CHASE Corresponding Secretary
WIZ. RoBERTsoS, JR, Recording Secretary.
GEO. y. NEsBITT, Treasurer.
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DROADW WAY THEATER-E. A.
- MARSHALL, Leasee.-fHIe EVENING, August 10.
The last Of the Three nights OF Prof AN
pERsON W 10 will perform the following, wondrous scts
The famous Crystal Cesket; The Mystic Cabinet; The
Mysterious Portfolio The Csuldron Fsotsssique, The sx
Watches; Mectaacsl Ans, sa Mysterious Ui appearance
Of Two Pc, Suspension Mesrnerc &C Reserved
tn Dress Circle 50 eeru; esrqpeS Family Circle and al
other seaz &c 70 quarter past O'Clock
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Join the advertiser in wholesale and retail looking =.
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Mem DubIisxtinns.

A COMPANION t6sDAVlD COP
hPERFIELD-Pnce Fifty Centa--MERvYN CLfTH-
EROE. by w. Harrison Ainsworth, author Of Windsor
Castle, &c. &c
SoricLS CT TIE ENGLISH PRESS:
Mr. Arsworh has established for himself hsh reputation
Dovei and his WORKS always marked erect
eoces demand for them deal Of attention and
popularity To Judge from this before The sathor has
iad sood plot and displayed sk 10 the dsposon ~ his maers
lWeekn Tines.
The author Of whose fame Of long standing
powerful ronanest has entered the ked His
story somethns different character hrs former productions
The form chosen the and adopted with
spirit There OF hunor the first s-
which Little prepared considering the anteedsu
Of The author No doubt the publ v highly successful
lBath Journal
H. LONG Il BROTHER. No. 4s Annst New-York-
A CHILLI VS.. NEWMAN. Sd Edition.
IA A full report OF this extraordinary trial for
SEDUCTION AND ADULTERY,
charged against DR. Achh the spossie Catholic Priest BY
the celebrated Dr. Newman the Oxord Puseyite Doth OF
bonn seceders from their former creeds Pnce ~ cts
Some idea of the magnitude and interest OF this a msY
be for med the that said have Or New
man the Of sixty thousand pounds sterling.
DEWITT DAVENPORT, Publishers,
Tribune Buildings
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Chances for Business Alen.

A Rare CHANCE TO MAKE a FOR
IA ,UNE.-For SALE one half Of Q newly invented and
patented MscsDe y. ch uacbire with team OF horses
viii DO the WORK Of wenty6v 10 CHEAP and simple
construction and be universally adopted BY all
hmer; ana ps,ties holding town county night, will
male from $50 n so per Ssy each schne For par
ticulas, apply 70 C. L. BARRIrr, Solicitor " Pstent
Iot m No. 10 No. 2S2 Broadway, opposite City Hall
EOR SALE CHEAP-A Soap and Can
die Factory sshort distance from the city, doing good
business with good lease at low rent and everything in
the best working v be sold cheap for eesh Addi
4 C., Chatham square p. D.
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harm for SALE in WESTCHESTRR

COUNTY.-Eiehty OF beautifully located land In
isb Of cultivation situate In the town Of Hsson,
the Purchase road Of mile from the Rye station Of
the New. Haven Railroad and hours from tho city The
property consists OF large dwsIDs house. two now snant
houses carriage house. icehouse cider mill and other out.
houses 10 complete orders three sope ochdA snd other
fruit in abundance Stock ard utspss b had ss low
price Five scres and upward the entire farm wtIl Be
sold low, and accommodating terms Apply 10 HENRY
NORRIS, On the prsmisea or 10 w. STEWART. No. lH
rh.sf
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"ANTED-By a steady, sober, in
w dus;rious young Man. situation Gar6ene- and
Goodman Can produce the uuexceptonabls city ref
eepce Can heren this Oee, note addressed Z. P
r. viii be attended TO-
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EvOR SALE-Ths House and seven

cores Of Land the railroad depot yishtiI LanI
ns tho residence Of e. Crosby ESQ The preYsss ere II
excellent order 6ne double houss, good outbudinh
amount Of choice ut and posssns every fsquiats
Tor the residence Of ssntesi family Wishing country homo.
Pine TO NewYork BY railroad two hour Iuqurs Of g. =
0ORLAND, No 81 Chsmbersst, N Y. CITY, 0of WV. n.
Walsh, or WI X nrNNINa, UshkflI Tending. pvosh-
~ County
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EOR SALE CHEAP. Or u *

free valuable Parma within 70 iss Of nsw Yet So
The line Of the New York and Erie eslnoed - ~
10 improved; No. contains Ise ses.A iegInpTyS -
contains $50 sc1ss 100 improve! The ssS,s -
we'll vsteIsd, ssd % zach ere 80 ~ -
n ssS 4 n E 3 Pen jssvs si:.ss e nntd.a sysass
Arossb bssstfaI eesat,. y - ns 70 : 49, - ~
hon $780, coSd not al @ ssa I'D lsssssS - =
srestioa Tos ssksf petisssn ss.i,s slH ~ ,ss
sSE Eis'3 p, ~d sUsDAA' AE1's 00' !"
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LIENS RURAL ARCHITECT

a LIENS RURAL AKCHITEL I
IA URF-Beipe complete description of Farm-Houses
Cottages and neutrality-suspicious. wood houses work
shops carriage and houses stables Ike
and ash bouses, icehouss apiary beeh use poultry
house. abbIy doyecoe piggery barnsano heos for cattle
&c together with lawns pleasure groands and parks the
flower nit and vegetable garden Also, useful and
nts dom. site animals for the country resident &c Aise
the best cd Of conducting water into csteysids and
houses By Lewis f. Allen. Beautifully illustrated. frce
81 %. C. M. SAXTON, Agricultural Book Publisher,
No l52 Fulton-st, doors from Broadway.
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Real Gstate for Sale.

A II PRIVATE SALE-The three story
N and basement orish house No. IS West ath-st aear
6ihay. three rooms Deep first foor; Crotou Water,
Batn &c. Apply TO COLE Chiffon, Nos Wallet.
AT PRIVATE SALE-A small Farm
N Of 10 acres Of land with good dwelling house, &c,
Two miles fIom Hempsead vllsse. L.. Apply To
COLE l. Chiffon No. Wallet.
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DEAUTIFUL BUILDING SITES

- One Of tho desirable VI Land yet offered
for is tho Land belonging Charles Bersn, 10 the
beautiful village of Fordha, tho Harlem Rnilrosd The
plots 100 feet square, containing trait Of diff
leent knds and about five minutes walk from the Railway
Depot on besufol eminence, In full view Of the Pai
saes North River and Long Island about hours ride
Dom City Hail Newyork. those wi hing country res.
business in the city. Inquire Of II 5 GILBERT, 70
Easapst between the hours Of ii ard where maps may
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A : general HoUsEMAID, by respec-
IA be young Girl in a private family. She Is god
Cook. snd and has references fo her
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NAST MORRISANIA VILLAGE

LIZ About $50 Lots lrsmainins ansoldl vGyine IN e1e
kom one eishth Of ss offered for SALE
the most favorable Ten POI cant. down and bal
snce on before March, 1854 Title perfect Thsss Iots
occupy vry healthy ard beautiful location, and In
full view of the East River and In the immediate ucisty
Of residences OF several Of the moot wealthy end re-
speotsbe citizens Of WsMchcster County Ao ns 6snG
within one quarter Of Q mile Several housss ere COW
building and lots selling rsv,dy For maps end othssis
HmIm Rssosd Offes opposite City He'll -
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A s CHILD's NURSE and Seamstress.
IA or Chambermaid to do the gener. homework Ct
su all private smin by e.pecsbs young Girl with god
city reference Apply at No l97 King 81.
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Summer Retreats.

BOARD at SUNS WICK TERRACE,
ID LRiA.-Mrs ROOME has several Rooms TO let
Boad this pleasant place Stages pass the door
every h0ur for Williamsburg, and the steamboat Astoria
uns r, gulariy New York tunes during the day
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NOR sALE-A COUNTRY SEAT

III ct POUGHKEFPSIE.-Ths wel-kpown nlanAoa
occupied formerly By Hon N. p Tslmsdss The houss .
about Is feet square, stoesfp hight With bassnent and
sttic and piazza front and brick sbls and oubousss
The grounds comprise betw two and three heA
9th variety Of shrubtory fuit 10 The dtuston
seommandns and perfectly healthy and we'll calculated
or q summer bosIding -houss Apply 10 WM a. HOP.
KINH AGENT No 80 WALTZ aacnnd floor
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NREAT ATTRACTlONS.-Ffee Con.

~ ssns q the Otto Cottage Hoboksn By seisbrsted
80 Of axtesn Pertorpen every MONDAY, WEDNES
DAY end FRIDAY AYTERN0OHs comm ending st
Seaoeh =. -. ehesad the weather b unhvorlble The
seaeeo nv n1e Dleso ~ negt ~ az.
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NELSON'S NORTHERN LANCET,

l. y for AUGUST-The cheapest Medical journal IN the
United States published monthly at 81 year. I2 cents
number. Subscriptions received and single numbers
,ae at STRlNGER 1OWNsENO'S No 222 Broadway;
~. 4 II. MILLER No. 645 Broadway, and EDWARD II.
FLETCiER r, No 14l Nasssu-st
CONTENTS or THE AUGUST NUMBER:
l. Clinical Lectures on the Dis of Women and Child
By Cunning T. Bedf I'd, MD Professor Of Mid~fery
and the OF Women and Children the Unisersity
New. York
seat variety Of original articles on vsous subjects of
Interest.
Original TRANSACTIONS from the French Medical Press
4. Editorial Depa, tment-News box &c, &c.
5. Lectures Medical JuIisprsdsnce By Prof Thomp-
n, Of the London University
NB-Esch number will contain Of Professor Brad
ford Lectures the Diseases of Women and Children and
Ut Professor Thompsons Medical Jurispreienc
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In Press
IMPORTANT r f V E ITO Ms

II WI On h1N II IL II u n L ~ ~
Il spiritual RAPPINGS."-A religious and philo-
sOpbca exposition Of the secret Of obtaining
oipm position between the spiritual ESQ caed) material
the material worlds By Prof. Al hotas This work will
explicit and directions for eff, citing communities
ton with spiritual ard will show that all things
material IL may be urged objection TO making this
mystery public that 10 be put 70 bad USE" obtain
i'm wealth by Of the revealed" &C. &c.but
all knowledge he abused and the Illogical bypo
thesis ali sciences and many discoveries should be with
held from the peop ..
he Editor Of that sound and excellent paper The Ph
delphd Saturday EreniDg Post says Weave d.sHred BY
idir duois capable Of Judging ouyseres that
there undeaiae realty many Of these mar fiesta
t,ons."
The Editor Of The Wisconsin Democrat in speaking Of
those who know how 10 commune with spirts beings
OF another existence says They do not DO single thing
loithout first consulting the spirits"
The following remarkable passage occurs in work II
celebrated French subor: "Swedenborg, the angels who
fsmaly with thee have they not told thee that
he whom thou expected on his wayP'
true" replied the President they did inform
20 thai effect"
The Bible fun Of testimony Of the spirit world and
mems intimacy with 1t.
Copyright VIII be secured Tie rsht act upon the in
formation given, and copy will be forwarded free Of
postage for 45 The right cannot be transferred ACCORDING
the spuatons OF the work. and will not he by honorable
Let each who resres to possess the s,nd
S. excepting where clubs Of ten formed when ten
copies will he for $40 Address postpaid the publish
ing name of L. G. RAYMOND, Augusta, Georgia.
Bit IL the secret and the night to 1t, not the
Of reading after sold for the above price. L. C.
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[VAkM for SALE-At New Rochelle,
il ono mile from the RslsssA Depot eonssaiag - ssses
In high " cutvaton acres OF WOOD land. I'm the
premises 10 large house bsrn, carriage bouss, pouuy
house a sheds all built tho lest with variety Of
rood fruit FOR further pacusn inquire in Of No
SS7 Bowery of WILLIAM DI5BROW.
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NOR SALE-A ten years. Lease Of two

IL Lon Of Ground 1tnst, near 7sb-sv, Sx,0s Fret
Nth story brick Buildns 0x2t fsst IN rsss asd U
Stable ont suitable either for ssrpsessFs 49,
NAL ers sbop. manufacturing pu p0ss. eoDs6se.
gwen Immediately. Apply to u. MILLS, coz lstkx. ~
Broadway. t
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IN PRFSS-THE CANADIAN CRU

Il SOES. By Mr. Trail (authoT Of Backwoods of Can
sda Edited by Agnes Strickland with illustrations after
designs by Harvey. CHARLES l.. FRANCIS Co,
No. 252 Broadway.
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OOARD-A suite of Rooms in the Cd

sory suitable for Genuemsn and hn nmiiy' o. two
entIem en- could b had all the eonforu o. noe
IN hons h.s All he modern eouvsusnoss and IN very
S-s,shie lection two hres Of stages Apply q NO. -
Ws,res- p,sce Chsr.ss r., mar 0ssenwsehsy
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L,OR SALE OF TO LET-Two splendid
frseelass Houses Nos I4e and i61 Wsss 22a-sL fhsy
re replets Win ali dem Improvement luquyo a
2. CHARTER0. Bnvvrsmith. No % AasossSt
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| REsPEcrApLE You've WoMAN wgnts

"A situation a. Nurse and Seamstress Cha nbsrs'
perfectly understands the Of baby from It's birth Is an
excellent smstress vond wait lsdy objection %
travel with respectable family Best Of reference Cal q.
No. St3 Varick-st
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q A Preventive for Summer Diseases.-The
Dpurity of water is great OF Summer Diseases
Is as upwhoesome 10 drink inpare 10 eat unrpe
fruit Cleanse your water and you have preventive The
Porous Glsss Filter puhes rapidly and etectually
Only 81 So. Depot, Gothic Hail. No 3i6 Broadway.
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BOARD WANTED.-A young Lady
ID wishes Room and ps,tis Board with private lam
in, or wbere one or tso boarden are tskso Terms ao 70
exceed q rer week Location between 6th and stn-s
ana 10Th end 3hsts The best Of references sno 10
ouired Address CLARINDA. Tribune Otheef
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A RESPECTABLE SCOTcH GIRL wants a
IA situation gen rs Housemsid OF Chsnbermaid in
private family. 10 good washer and iroaer. Oniy sisv
days In this country Has re'erebces Apply 70 JAS
THOMS, No. 1888 West l9th-st, Sth-av.
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DOARD.-Rooms for Families or single
ID Gentlemen be obtained at No l5i Ess, 1871 A.
House new with ell Improvement References exchan
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IA p,ips fIssclass House in the vicinity Of 81 Marks
Church and 10th would let, to party VI Genemen a.
elegant suite of Rooms on the the second hoo commun
cstip with folding either furnished or unfurnshed
with OF without partial board Or Gentleman and his
Wife d. srous Of procuring qoet and genteel nome wnere
and comfort be found hear OF such by 3D.
dressing l.. n, Tribune office.
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BOARDING at CaURCHlLL'S dO-
ID TEL, No 5Coler. place Seward hns roons may %
obtained sirabe for Gentlemen and ther VIZ, y o
Sir Gle Gentlemen By eAly application = 'ne A"''e ~
ber No LIQUOR cold here
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STEAMBOAT DIsAsrER.-A frigh,ful ncc,-
dent occurred The Mississippi river short dis
tance from Alton. on the 81 nst. Ii appears that
The steamers Geneva and Highland Mar., the lat
ter hound for the Illinois river. left st. Loui,
about the same time, and very shortly
ed racing. " hen about four mile. below Ai'on
The Highland Mar, being ahead. the Geneva put
INTO shore and landed along side u wond boa, 10
take wood. Immediate aner the sioppin. of
The engine, her boilers exploded. sweeping all be
lore them Fortunately, most of the crew and
SOME OF the deck passengers had 60, into the
~ood-hoar. Capt. Perry OF The Geney,, was bad
y, and it feared, noually wounded. Mr
Johnson, Clerk Of The Geneva, had both legs brok-
en-. and WAS badly scaded, from the effects of
which he died in hour and a half. A watch
man killed outright; and Mr.. Dean, Of the
firm of Dean s. Carson. Of St. Louis who on
board, is missing. and is surpassed TO have been
blown overheard and lost.
The steamer tihernia passed by the scene Of
disaster shortly after its occurrence, and took of
the passengers. he Geneva had sunk to the
cabin floor when the Hlbrrnia lief, her She " Ill
probably prove total loss-t tChi. Jour.
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T.. :. NEW E,f.E.
Commission Merchant,

4 Nd Dealer in Foreign and Domestic Hardware,
"a cook, parlor and heating stoves of al kinds,
leCted rom the Troy Cincinnati and 81. Louis markets,
comprising the most varied assortment Of double
stoves and ranges the Eastern MAJ ket affords Hollow
ware kettles pots ovens, skllcts, furnaces frying pans,
Vai,ie irons, >hovels, toEes, Ac.
Asoi arnInS utensils, plOushs cradles rakes, hoes.
sho'eIs, sc tnes snas, axes, SAWS. sad Irons, Znc
ap.ng balances coffee mills, Wire, nails, tacns, &c
Japaned q. all hinds lamps aud cilndlesIick, Of
brass, iron and tn bgtnia and kitchen ware, and
coffee pos. spoons ladies', sainmcrs tea coit aud
gar boxes scrub, btrNng and other brushes. hXdraic
apparatus; well, csicTu and house pumps all sizes
water rams, lead pipe sheet bar and pig lead &c AC,
my stand On Third near Robcits street Saint Paul.
Minnesota. l.. :. y.
September t. ISL 2n-1f