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wHIsKEY AT Is CENTS.

vvlO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.--we can
Il sell you good article Of Whiskey, by the harrei
from IS to rs cents per gallon which is IsreT than
the same quality Is worth In Galcna. We have also,
American brandy at IS cents such you have always
paid IS for. Also French brandes 81 from o. rs TO
$500. When you come TO Saint Paul. call At the corner
Of Third and Roberts streets, for
s4ts CATHCART 4 BROTHER.
OAn Pair, Heavy Lined PANTS, at $3.50 per
oVV pair, At the WESTERN EMPORIUM.
4 Case NEW PRINTS, opened to-dsy-price :
u cents yard, al the WESTERN EMPORIUM.
OnA Kegs, liz Kegs and IA Kegs Dupcnt's Gun.
SOO powder In the magazine. For sale at the
WESTERN ENroRIuN.
Or Kegs PICKLES, In Cider Vinegar, put up in
6c and gallon Kegs, an extra article, at the
wEsTERx EaPoaiUN
DATENT Platform Counter Scales. For sale a, the
WESTERN ExPoRIuN-
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CO-PARrNERsHIP NOTICE.

ruNUE UNDERSIGNED have associated with them
i. w. WALKER, In the Hardware business. The
business as heretofore, will be conducted in the Of
J. McCLoUD, ia. Il co.
Saint Paul January J. 1859. a'- s..
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STEWARDS STORE,

STEWARDS STORE,
Nearly opposite the Post Office In Saint Paul. hc store
lately occupied by Monks Clark0
N STEWART takes this method OF informing
lie tho citizens of ST. Paul, that he has opened a
Family Grocery and Liquor Store,
Where he will keep the best quality of Groceries, Wnes,
Liquors and Tobacco, he is now offering, at the very
wait upon customers for whatever they may want in
quantities however small. VIII YOU look ini
SAY E. STEWART.
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PATTlsoN A BENSON,

Y FTHeN Nv hAb icy LE, N Ihe pafF q
n the American Heaas, Ssint Paul, now have Jhrir
herses well corked up aud IN tp-op contaa for pse
sleghs and also have their cptta pay and DID, Pointed
up 10 the top Of the Art; also, supply Of new clean
fortable order, for sieigh-ridling. " -. 49,
Saint Paul, December, 1851. =ss
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DIR. II. BARBITT,
O. Z. FRENCH, NJ. D.,

HAS hi. ofce in the of l.. Sloan's Store, where
q he will be ready 10 attend to professional calls.
sszinr Paul, November, 1851. sly
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LEMONS.

VNyE HAVE received by Express, small lot Of yer,
w fresh Lemons. They sssd Ia make delightful
hot or cold Punches. For fragrant Lemons, inquir,
therefore at
n TIE WORLDS FAIR
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Stop THAT RAIL,

n or MoFfET has discontinued the cotiIon partie
IL at his House. Let that be understood.
January ], fS5e.
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THE AMERICAN SALOON.

vVNHIS establishment, we'll stocked with every
II variety Of Liquors, Cigars, Oysters, &c, will be
+. HARDY,
Nov. Z, 1851. 3.S0y J. w. BABCOCK
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CASH FOR HIDES.

TIVE hishe., market prise viz be paid IN Cash for
A. 3. COLLINS 4 CO.
N. b. We have removed Leather Store and
Harness shop to tho new building orfpsite Rice and
Hsneys Stsfc. 32y
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TAKEN UP.

10y the subscriber, about 10 days ago. the Farm Of
ID VIM. 4. Brown, o, Red ROCK, large brown Or,
with white belly in the orehead and broad horns
about or years old. The in requested to
forward immediately prove property psy charges, and
take il away. ELIAS SCOflELp.
Red Rock Nov. a. 1851. 3Sti42
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AUCTION NOTICE.

BARGAINS TO BE HAD-In corn, oats, In
ID dian meal and fa beef in tn naIth cpd 81 The ISL
90 Iron Store" wM. u. BROWN.
Dec. 9Th, 1851 ST.
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Fifty Dollars Reward,

OST..A Port-monnaie, containing sass. The a.
IL bove reward will be given for returning the
A. d. ROBINSON, Je,ceiier.
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BOARDING HOUSE,.

lIHARLES CREEK has opened u Boarding
~ House in the west end Of the celebrated Fremont
House, Bench street, where he will make Cash LODI
gers and Boarders comfortable he possibly can,
$500 per week. Nov. 1851. say
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7botrls anu eomoepanees.
,. C. BURBANK. L. YAScErTg. n. N. RIcE.
MINNESOTA EXPRESS

MINNIE 81 ~ ENFRE So,
p ISIS E N G Err AND MAIL LINE.
Ey0NNECTING At csiena with the American Ex.
~ press Company, TO and from apt Paul and all the
principal towns and cities in the Vated States and Eu
rope-semi weekly over the land Calena, with
branches to the river towns for the conveyance Of Pas
senge, Light Freight and valuable Packages Collection
Of Notes, Bills Drafts, &C Transportation Of money
purchase Of every description of merchandise, &c.
Competent messengers viii travel constantly the
whole route and business In every of any
Importance between saint Anthony and Gaiena, both
the river and interior land ronte.
The propnefurs hold themselves responsible for oil
moneys goods entrusted their care. PasSengerS
may also depend upon being conveyed I'm speedy and
comfortable manner.
BURBANK, FANCETTE & Co, Projectors
Agencies and Oiaces.
Mcssrs. c. r.. RICE & CO.. st. Paul.
J. II. STEVENS & Co, ~. Anthepy,
CHURCHILL 4 NELSON, saltwater.
D. SreskE, ESQ, Fort smelling.
J. NJ WHALEy, Willow River
FIN. RUBLEE q Co, Prairie La Crosse.
D. w. RAtsBois, Prairie du CHEN,
}. haoekEs, Esl., Galens,
November II, ls5i.y 81
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ST. PAUL HARDWARE STORE,

SAs ~ TIA MI w n n n - Ok&6p
On Third Street. tvo doors beioB Wa6asAa,0.
VuNHE subscribers having received large additions TO
their former stock aud assortment prepared 10
furnish any articles In the HARDWARE line n smal
sdvance ON Eastern prices. We shall always keep
hand a large stock Of ~
CARPENTERS AND yOyNERS' TOOLS,
Bench and moulding Planes Socket trmer ehisels,
Hand panel and rip saws, Gvuses, rules, squares,
Compass, tenor q webb do Guages and Devils,
AIDES, hammers and hatchets, Plumb and Levels,
Aayers, braces and bits, Wood&iroA bench screws,
Chalk lines, spoois, etc. etc. geo
HOUSE TRIMMINGS. ~
Locks lstches and bolts House bells and carriages,
Butts and Screws all sizes, Hooks staplcS alpk "a
Bell pulls and door knockers, HAT and hooks,
FARMING lMPLEMENTS.
shovels spades and hoes, Forks and grain cradles,
Rakes Ties and snaths, Garden rnkes, hoes, etc.
HEAVY HARDWARE.
Mil aad cross cut sawa. Nails braas and spikes,
Axe sand axe keivss, Stsuc hammers aad picks,
Cast steel all sizes, Mstiosks and wedges,
Blister and German, do do, Iron wire, all Sizes,
Or, log and chains Iron riycts and kettle
Anyis and hammers, Well wheels, jack screws,
Cow sheep and bells, Grindstones, friction rollers
Wrought nails steelysrds Hooks and hinges washers,
Circular all sizes, Bake ovens, skllets, etc.
SADDLERY HARDWARE.
Hames pad trees, etc, Brass and silv'd ornaments,
Roller buckles, harness do, Brass nails, rosetcs,
RTsss pad hooks aud tsrrss snsers and muecn bits,
Jap'd do do do Swivels and pad screws, ii,
and slSd mart rings, Thread, avis vaypsh
Japd rein and breast snaps Brass and iron stTups ETC.
HOUSEKEEPING HARDWARE,LOOK.
ING CLASSES, LAMPS, FANCY
GOODS, AC., &C. .rs .s.-serr.
Tablckdessert knives&fo forks, Sad irons ard stands,
Plated forks butter knives, Boilers and pans,
do table and tea spoons, Brass kettles, pie plates,
BritAnia and iron do do, Dust pans, spittoons,
Blasting spoons and ladies, Brass iron japd candks
Cake turner's, waffle ir,ns Walters brd& snufer trays
Spring balances ehop'g knives Curtain pins bands,
Looking gasses all Sizes Ianthers and lard lamps,
Solar Lamps, do do BrnssAiron show lisa longs,
Side and hanging, do, Brttania ware,
Tea bells, selves, etc, Grdirons and tea kettles,
Wood and chop'g axes, Coffee mills, etc.
Pen and pocket knives Shaving soap, brushes, etc.
RaSers, aeiszors and shears, Combs purses, etc,
Powder horns, TASKS etc, Spectacles, etc,
Bullet moulds, gun tuhea.
SLEIGH BELLS! SLEIGH BELLS:
Martingale straps, 80 bells, Double body s,raps,
do do 25 do, Single do do
Neck do rough and polished, Loose bells, all sizes.
II As determined to sell low for Cash only,
facilities for obtaining goods In the Eastern markets
will enable US TO offer Inducements to purchasers that
cannot be found elsewhere
J. McCLOUD, Jr., K CO.
St. raul, Oct 2, 1851. 2i-6r.
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HKTOuLD respectfully inform the citizens Of Sain
w Paul and yiciniiy, that he has returned after
Ty absence Of few months, and oers bis pro
ler0uti services 10 the public. Thankful for pest favor
sitting SHARE Of puti,e putrnnosc hs ~h pfse
ti-s d. n the Eclectic Reform Principle, discardng
suJ all its FORMS lie will be found his old
a. AI hOurs except when professionally engaged.
anril 10. 1851. PSI
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WRAPPING PAPER

ar ALL sizes used by Druggists, Groeers, &C, for
" sale cheap BY COMBS,
Next door TO tiiii s,cr's.
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he. sANFORn.


DEsPECTFULLY bows 10 the faint rsui public.
~ and invites their attention 10 his store, neat
door east OF the Pos-O6ce on Thsdstree where they
can "d hi" at 0aiss:, sSS,1 1Snsy to sell 'hs
Of every description, includins BRoApsLorHp, s.rr,
NETS, JEANS, cAssIaEREs, TwEEps, Drills, VIII
Inns and Lawns, BpKFs and CRAyArs,
GLOVES, HosIERy, BsowS and WHITE
LINENS, LAcEs, REcxoSs, Lone and
sessREsaawLs, BONNET TRISStsss, ALrAcks, TntBsr
CLorns, GiSGuAMs, DEiAscs, SILKS, WooLss
fASs, pn,srs, in great variety, IhIrad, Edsins
shirts, Knit and Flannel Drawers,
Buck and Yarn mitfcnt, &c.
His stock Of goods is very large ahraong all the
Gcoas Every person can here fRe inst what he wsnts
and AZ prices which must suit the NEST rigid economst
ard he ran rest assured that sEery article win turn QUE
REXDY-MADE CLOTHING,
Of every description. m.ae expressly spr mi. rshe,
pay, and no saic without. He has complete sssors
FRESH FAMILY GROCERIES,
consisting in part az Old Hyson, Young Hyson and Black
Teas, iaggirs, Jaws spd Rio Coees, N. o., Crushed
Numrgs Cassia Rce, Rsisins, saeratus starch, sozy
Chewing and smoking Tobacco, Candies, on Fi.h ETC.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
New, beau,ifnl and approved styles for Ladies and
misses; Gents Congress Boots, Calf do Of the latest
patterns; Boys boots and shoes, etc.
Hsrs .Sp Cars, In greet variety.
WINES, LIQUORS, AND CIGARS,
large assortment such Holland Gin, Brandy Of Dis
eseH hrenis mslaga WING, Pure Juice dol Chsmpaeac,
81 Crox Rum, Jamsica do; Irish whiskey, Burgundy
10000 cFar-. Of every variety.
PORK and FLOUR constantly on hand, in large
Mr. ssndfprds stock i, large, and he will be receiving
New Goods constantly in order to keep his assortment
complete. he 10 Determined to sell his goods for TesY
him q call. INoyeuber, lSSl-%50yIf
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HOUSE TO RENT.
rNEVV, comfortable house, at moderate rent. In
" quire ~ the Pioneer Office. 50
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DEYAEMAN & FISHER,

A r the celebrated FREMONT HOUSE, Bench street,
"A Saint Paul, are prepared to receive BoARDERs at
$500 per week, day -boarders without lodging At
$3.50, They also keep Bar, supplied with prime IL
and cigars and will be ready, at all tines day and
night to provFe gentlemen ladies' with any refresh
ments they sss want, that then in markets such
tongues CATFISH moose alamode, elk steaks trout snipe
and woodcock, partridge, prairie grouse, and whatever
they can ind al the time being in our market.
June IS, lSSA~,,, l0-ly
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Exchange and Deposite Omce Of
GEORGE w. HARRINGTON q CO.,
Ga Auxlz,., cy,-.t O. Deal

MONEYS on deposite, and interest SLOWED on al
M sums deposited for three months and over.
Exchanges the principal cities East and south, for
sale.
Collections any Of the States promptly attended to.
investments made In Real Estate, or Otherwise, for
persons living Of the ferr.sFy in the most advssts-
eeous msnneY.
Oaiee hours. from 10 to Il O'Clock, sad from to
O'Clock. SSu
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Attention, Merchants and Business
Men.
VuyIE subscriber offers his services close and draw
of balance sheets Of books entrusted 10 his charge
with and fdetyj also open new sets Charges
moderate. Apply TO w. 8. COMBS,
Practical Bookkceper and accountant, next Soor to
Fsrrnstos's
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NOTICE,

a Ii PERSONS having unsettled accounts with ID.
n Z. FULLER, hereby notified lhas sasy
must es and adust the BY the 2oth Of thu pprth
go f3a'f D. =. fuLfEA.
sain, pssl, December |, 1881. -zs ssn
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TAKEN UP,

DY the subscriber his premises, half mile cast
- Of st. Paul. abont 10 days ago, brndle and
calf each having wbite spots. The cows left horn Is
broken. Also, red yearing steers white faced
hrndls COW, line back and white belly; white OK,
and white stag with red spots. The owner or
requested come forward, prove property,
pay charges apd take them away.
81. Paul, November %, lssi sisliez]
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w. III. STILLMAN & CO.,
No s. Roberts Street, have on hand,
Is bbls. Geniton Apples.
do Buckwheat Flour,
25 do Onions, .".'
1000 Heads prime winter Cabbage, :,
... boxes Lemons,
And every thing found in the Grocery iine which will
he sold for cash ~ low as any house in Saint Paul Cal
and see. w. H. STILLMAN Il Co.
a n RBLs. MESS BEEF; Also any quantity o.
VI fresh Corn-menl; also Indian corn for sale very
cheap for cash, the Upper Landing bridge in Saint
Paul, by Cs5t3) }, w. BABGoCK.
TAKE NOTICE.
TIME EASTERN MAIL will be closed OF
s4tf J. w. BASS, P. NJ.
TO ALL WHOM 1T May CONCERN.
A Ii persons wishing to subscribe renew former
IA subscriptions to the different Periodicals News
papers published in New York Philadelphia, would dc
well to send in their Names accompanied with the
ey) Immediately in order to be in time for the new vol
ume, commencing in January. Subscription books
ELFELT 4 BROS
The proprietors of Graham, Cooley, Sartain, Harpe,
4 Co. ofer great for the year SO. Send ia
your names, singly or IN clubs 34t4
Ok BBLs. best CINCINNATI wHISKEY
CHARLES r. TRACY
= BBLs, AM. BRANDY, for sale low by
-. CT. TRACY.
q BBLs. LARD OIL, for sale by the BARREL cheap
n for cash, by G. T. TRACY.
4 BBL. LINSEED OIL, on hand, for sale by
II CT TRACY.
A GOOD assortment Of Port, Sherry and Madeira
"A Wines, for sale by ... T.. +. TRACY.
A Secondhand SLED, and one two-horse sleigh
"A for sale by G. p. TRACY.
DERSONS wishing to purchase any of the above
II tcles, will find il to their interest TO call, viii
sell under the market.
December, 1851. CHARLES F. TRACY.
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New Goods and New Prices, Mt the
EMPORIUM.

MULLER has just opsned for exhibition At his
IL NEW BRICK STORE, directly opposite his old
stand large and splendid assortment OF DRY Goods
Clothing iadisn Goods, Hardware Cutlery, Glassware
and Croekery Boots and Shoes Hats and Caps aud In
a Rubber GoodE with every article usually called for
in Western Establishment, which he Offers at whole
sale and retail ut prices much reduced. Merchants In
the Indian trade nd every article they may wish in
the trade and with the that the charges will
be moderate and satisfactory. Orders al all times
be filed any amount
To the Ladies' we would saw we have few pieces of
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G. Nl,CUIRE, CUNSMITW.

tbe sise Ct the Big Gun, Third street, ST. Paul
~ nen, door TO Caves Saloon, Is prepared 20 do an,
=. issiactDn az enstomers. - - : s
Jai. ~, ISL IL
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TAKEN UP,

DLANK BILLS OF LADING, printed and for sal. a
u the (scpls) PIONEER OFFICE.
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STRAYED,

STRAYEO,
LNROM John Morgsn's HALFWAY Honse) on about the
y LIST of November last, one yoke of Steers. One
red with some white his belly-perhaps some white
spots about his shoulders His mate adeep red horns
sawed OF about four inches long Any person finding
the above cattle, who will leave information concerning
the at John Morgan's, will be literally rewarded
ABRAM CLICK.
Half Way House, Wash. Co., Dec. s, 1851
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Knight dcys ago, by the subscriber, on his premises
Il Little Canada, Byindle Ok, short tail star in
the forehead and about Ave six years old The owner
is requested to come forward prove property pay the
charges and take him away. JOSEPH LEBONNE
Little Canada, Nov. 10, 1851. 5l4 (&e)
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BLANK RooKa.

NAY BOOKS, Jearnals, Isaeers, Rssasds ard evel
- size Of msmp1andum Bepis, for sale BY
W w q. COMSs,
s3F Cor. 81. Apkhpny ard Csrto, sts.
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PAPER HANGINES.
VXY g. COMBS, Corner Of Saint Anthony and
W. Capitol streets, has just received lot of
rich and be suifu Psrlor Hail. and Chamber Wall Pa
pers borders curtain papers, and hreboard prints; all
of which will be sold the lowest prices. Call and
At thr Franklin Book Store. sly
AUCTION NOTICE.
THEREAFTER our evening sales will be held every
III Monday, Wednesday and Saturday. We win sell
Clohing Dry Goods and in fact it,lr Of every thirg
FRENCH COLLINS, Auetopetrs
December II, 1851. o4t4
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STANDARD TEXT BOOKS.
ECLECTIC EDUCATIONAL SERIES.

speak il the highest terms Of approval Of
the Works composing ibis Series.
Their having become established the leading school
books in MAJORITY OF THE STATES oE the
UNIoE, and especially, their general use
THRogcHoUr THE ENrIRR WesT,
10 sufficient evidence Of their unparalleled popularity
These works not only the BEST but they are,
also, the CHEArEsr School Books before the public
and being generally used In the schools Of the Ter
ritory PERFECT uniformity may be easily secured and
preserved. @
SPELLING BOOKS AND READERS.
-(By Professor WIZ. II. McGuFrkY, LLD)
McGuPFEy's EcLEcTIc SrGLLINs ReoK.
McGuTFEY's ECLECTIC FIRsr REApER. -.Ht a
do ff do SECOND do
do do THIRD do
do do fouRrH dc
10 do FIFrH do -.
HENASs' You've LADIES' READER, BY PRED. Pinneo.
Nj UH ~ r,rru
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BOARDING..

VUyHE subscribers have just fitted up and opened the
u boarding heuse next door west Of the American
Saloon They intend keep boarders well posi-
ble moderate prices; but have their pay prompt
iy, enable them sustain the house. Boarders will
understand the necessity of being promptly
paid. (36tO HARDY a. BABCOCK.
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TINE TO SETTLE u

A IL those who have unsettled accounts with w. II.
"A Stiman & Co. will please call and pay up before
the commencement ofrhe New Year.
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DIR. VIM. w. SWEENEY,
NzTI practice his profession In 81. Pan! and vicni-
w -. Office on 81. Anthony street, next door be-
low NJ. J. Irvine's.
M y. 1851. 6--ly
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CHICAGO brass & BELL FOUNDRY.
IL. ". RINCKER,
NO. l9s R-4.ND0LPH STREET, CHIC.4GO.

Also on Canal Street, opposite Toss Planning Mill
FEvIIE Proprietor Of his Establishment Is nov r1s, o.,
a Cast Bells OF AL sizes. lie would particularly in, m
those who wish purchase Church Bells 4, hos - ~,
MANUFACTURE. His bells will be sold on Us t,,n
theycan he purchased from the last or from
Eastern Esiab hments. They viii he sold cteaper IN f.
because he make good bell that viii Civ. as Iar -
volume ofsoUnd hose of eastern Eanulct,re iib ~,
foarth less weight of metal, and this prUporiun 81 rnc
thus say Cd III the purchase OF his Bells lie -,
motif break for year with proper usace and m .
hi. Lot prove be good us represented il nav b. ~
tirncfTo his shop, and be made good without r1r, -
ule purchaser b! recasi: he replaced hv cu ~ a. II
oneshoud break any time during his lie he Nm rsst II
for haii the expense Of casting Western TcorIc u IN lee
advantage in dealing with "a western imam a,I :, :,
western interests. o
His bells have taken the premiums at the two last Fairs Of
hin gold medal The following copy Of ,hc rrt ~
the committee on The Bell submitted for iuspcctio r. he
Fair Of MAJ, 1855: AVN - '''
article II, Glass No. c, Church PcHs.
bell Of 10 pounds, BY H. W Riuckcr of This cf,v g
Well made and smooth casting. Itcxhbils great degree
OF SKI! IN lis manufacture; has an admirable tone and
hro~s greater volume Of sound any ben Of m
orl was had between The above ben and one raIactnr
Cd ~ Mr. Neneely, of Troy, Y the Latter being co" Id
crE! lc heavier of The tao-955 pounds. The arrangement
ringing Mr. RIncker's bell Temporary and by far in
believe that there but little dihcrcncciu tLc NM
M ;" bells could be heard. and tat hc tone of Mr. Rck
81 gen ".S hy t'r The no,i pleasing the car \ Gold
Medal was awarded 10 Mir. Bnckcr.
The above IS a true copy OF the Report
G. r. $40 Vt. Secretary
- Hoard Directors hcaco Mechanic, Eu,tiii,tc
NJ khckrr Is also prepared 70 do aii kinds of BRASS RI
casting ana furnishing on short notice and in good ,t,Ir
t !',ilaln' beer pumps s;op-,ockso il globes &C. ctc
49, heiNy Copper Huok for an purposes
va 5'r"Ss and copper purchased and taken in exchange
Tor bells, atthe marke. prices '''9'
Chicago. 1881.
60 Orders may be LEFT in Kenosba with 7, p1,nn
al the Office OF thcIcc2raph. - VI