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ELFELr & BROTHERS.

~ AVE reGtted their s.orcroom with taste and .,...
ineiits In the Northwest where they viii be hsnnr
their friends and customers. -$f' W Ass
ihey nave Just received from New York and Philads,-
pha, large assortment OF fancy and staple dry g,.,s
also, hardware, embracing all descriptions building ma.
teas They cal particular attention their stock q
gass and Queensware and also their supplv of
such of green sases yrspes pine
apple, peaches, &C., French prunes, olive OIL fsrna
champagne, port and ginger wines, and liouors of The
best quality, absienthe, lemon syrups, and bay water
CorrelPs congress lemonade cvrnpouufi-a splsy
did article, only 20 ccuts per package.
The essence of coffee, one package Of which, COST
Ing but Is cets is equal to four pounds Of cose.
u ketcnps, pepper sauce, mustard, ground pepper,
aispice, cloves, sarausail don. up In packages
pressly for family use.
superb article VI horse rsdii.h, put UP In bottles
~ Elicit Brothers desire that this community shall
distinctly understand, that they have firmly resolved
Go business hereafter On the CASH SYSTEM. 1t IL tlair
d,terminkion 10 SCI. their goods cheap ready pay.
"E. Il b. are authorized agents for Jayne's ami
Swayne's Celebrated patent medicines.
" Our New go-ds shortly expected, when q full
Catalogue wiz! appear.
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GALENA, April 20.

Our new packet, the St. Paul, is in
port, ready to leave for the up-country
She is really magnificent craft-far be-
You'd my expectations. But her beauty
will speak for itself, when she arrives
among yous l have spent an hour or
more in examining the useful about her.
Her machinery is most highly finished
piece of mechanism. Every new i'm
provement, regardless of cost, has been
lavished upon it. If there be any safety
in steam apparatus Of any kind, the St.
Paul has it.
The Harris's are justly proud of the
Saint Paul. The old favorites are all
aboard her-Keeler Harris, Gurdon, Jo.
Armstrong, sc. Gurdon always appear
ed Inundated on board the Yankee. Here
he carries himself erect, with high-heeled
boots, two inches of extra shirt collar,
and Kossuth hat. Long life to the St.
Paul and her accomplished officers.
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ST.. PAUL, April 18th, 1852.

A few days ago, Mr.. Weimheimer, an
honest and industriousG German was drown
ed in the Minnesota river, by the upset
ting of boat. He has left to mourn his
loss wife and four children, who ara
homeless and strangers in strange land.
1t is proposed to build this widow a
small house in which she can dwell, and
by the work of her own hands support
her family. 1t is a case that appeals to
every benevolent heart. .r
Contributions towards the object will
be received by f. D. Neill, d. "A. Rob-
ertson, J. p. Owens, E. Keller, J. M.
Goodhue and Mr.. Niehaus
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AGRfCULrURAL NOTICE.

At an adjourned meeting of the Ram
sey Co. Agricultural Society, held on the
9Th inst, after the reading and adoption
OF constitution for the government of
the same, the following named officers
were chosen for the current year:
President-T. w. Wilson.
Vice Presidents-John Banfil, Eugene
Larpenteur. sE.t
Screfary-C. L. Willes. g.. ?
Treasurer-B. F. Hoyt.
Erecufice Committee Alex. Ram.
sey, Lyman Dayton, ]. w. Larned, VIII
liam Buck, J. w. Selby.
A meeting Of the Society will be held
at the Bench street School House, in the
town of St. Paul, on the LIST day Of Nav
next, to provide ways and means to carry
out its objects.
C. L. WILLEs, Sec'y.
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Facts and Fancies,

We beg the indulgence of our readers
this week, for the large space occupied
by the Laws Of Minnesota" in our COL
umns. Their publication will be COM
pleted in the next number, after which we
shall be able 10 give our readers the usual
quantity and variety Of reading matter.
The advance corps of some 300 fami-
lies, numbering, it is understood, about
lOOO persons, composing company
known as the ''New York Western Farm
and Village Association" is now on the
way TO Minnesota, and we learn that the
whole body was to start on the 18th of
April. We understand that they have
made selection of lands on Rolling Stone
creek, a few miles above Wabasha Prairie.
This is not Fourierite or Socialist asso-
citation, nor is it tinctured with any ism.
but simply company of farmers and me-
chanics, organized for the purpose Of mu-
tual assistance and protection in their
laudable efforts to find home in the west.
When this object is accomplished, the
association will dissolve, each person
having clear title to the land that has
been allotted to him, with the right to buy
and sell of his neighbor, or any other
person, just as much as if they never had
belonged to an association.
The Excelsior arrived here as we an
nounced last week, on Friday night, and
the next day proceeded to Saltwater, but
before reaching that place, got locked in
the ice, by which she was detained two
or three days, getting clear on Wednes-
day.
The Franklin, No. /, came in Tuesday
last. She is the the second boat of the
Campbell line that has arrived, and is
commanded by Capt. Blakely, formerly
Clerk on her. We learn from the Galena
Advertiser that the services of Mr.. Geo.
Melville, have been secured as Clerk,
''whom it gives us great pleasure intro
duce to the travelling public public as a
young gentleman of great worth and de-
serving
The District Court for the county Of
Ramsey will hold session, commencing
on Monday, the Sd Of May. In another
column may be found a list of the Grand
and Petit Jurors, drawn to serve on the
occasion.
Major Fridley, Winnebago agent, who
came up on the first boat, brought up, it
is said, upwards of $50, 600 for the In
dams under his charge, $4,000 of which
is IN specie and the rest in government
drafts. 1t is believed that in the event
OF the ratification of the Sioux treaties,
the Winnebagoes will be removed from
their present location, where they have
never been very well contented, to some
place below us, but further west of the
Mississippi.
The Galena Daily Advertiser says that
in the event of the ratification of the
Sioux Treaties, 100000 will be paid
out by the Government in Minnesota, the
ensuing year.
The Illinois Central Railroad Company
have resolved to build the road from Ga
lena to Freeport Immediately, and have
advertised to receive proposals for the
work. There is now a reasonable pros
pect that a railroad from Galena to Chi
cago, will be completed during the next
season. - =
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GOING AT COST.

TIME undersigned, wishing to change his business, will
now close up his large stock Of Goods at cost AMI
His goods the best quality and
bought low. They consis; in part of the following:
Black and cold Dress Silks, .dlpaccas,
Delaines, Lawms, Ginghams, Cash
meres, Prints, &c. Also, alarge lot
of Boots and Shoes, Hats. Caps,
and Bonnets. Queens,Dare, Hard
rare, Glassware and Cutlery,
Laces, Teils, Hosiery, RIB
bons, Pins, Needles, and Combs; together
with many articles, too numer-
Gus TO mention.
all and sce--terns cash. II. N. SPENCER.
March 10, 1852 26t3
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STOVES.
Competition dsfed at the Cheap &ove Store

On Third, between Roberts and Jackson streets.
/ HAVE now On hand splendid assortment Of Stoves
OF the most approved patterns, among which will be
found Lees double oven, Queen Of the Prairies, lr
wings a-tight, Prairie Queen, Prairie State, ST. Louis
ar-tgh prize premium, Grecan paror, cottage parlOr,
Ena parlor Saratoga box, ar-tiG Bridge Brothers.;
sheeton ai-tight, of all sizes and patterns, and
ten-p plate stoves.
have also good assortment Of the following articles:
hollow ware, camp kettles, frypaus, bake ovens, stew
pans brass kettles, SPOONS, ladies, Coffee Mills chus,
buckets, brass iron and lin sleeves, broos,
wooden and metal faacrts; zinc, sheet iron, copper and
Japan ware iron and brass wire, snuers trays spoons,
patent zinc waSlboards, waffle irons sadrons rives,
iron ears steel traps, sheep and bels spring balances
currycoIibs, horse cards.
Also, Axes, axe handles hatches; rip and saws;
shove, spadcs re shoves ogs, grub and garden hoes,
garden scyfhes pltcorks, pow, hydraulic rams,
and lift pumps lead pipe, pig, sheet and bar lead Russia
IRON grind stones, percussion caps pistols, hunting
ses, hunting hatchets, &c.
In short. assortment consists almost every thing
usually KEEP; in the and tnware line. 1t the
best quality, and will sell at prices low enough 10 salts
fy almost any one.
All kinds OF Gutter trough, spoutng, &C., also
description job work, all times neatly and
substantially done at tin-shOp, reasonable prices.
tilloc r. S. NEWELL.
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REY l. FARMER

MOULD say to their friends and customers, that they
w still have band, and for sale, most excellent as
sormcnt Of family groceries and provisions, at rather
lower prices than be afforded any where else me
fact ia gentlemen, waiting all the time 70 see
customers come in; and make 1t point to please them
and 10 attract trade TO our town. at some sacrifice
Appe., dried apples. s beans, sugar. Coffee tea groee-
RIGS bams every thing In fact that wanted Tor the t.
bls can he bought very low at -
ln2 KEY q rAhNERSs
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INSURANCE.!

INSURANCE!
THE undersigned Is agent for and will insure buildings
i and goods in the following Companies:
TItica Insurance Company.
Etna insurance Company Of Utica.
orleans Insurance Company. "a. f.#
Jackson County Mutual Insurance Company.
New York Protection Company.
ALSO
Will insure lives In the Connecticut Mutual Life Insu-
ran . Company. ALEX. wiLKlN.
81. Paul, November s, 1851 5
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THE SAINT PAUL.

There was considerable excitement
throughout the town yesterday in antici-
patton of the arrival of the much talked
of Saint Paul. Early in the day COM
mittees and citizens were at work making
suitable preparations TO receive her in a
becoming manner and public expecta-
ton was on tip-toe; but noon came, and
no boat had yet made her appearance
The sky became overcast and SO did the
faces of our citizens as the prospect of
seeing the Saint Paul diminished.
About 5 o'clock shrill whistle an
nounced that there was boat near,
which soon proved to be the Caleb Cope,
a small stern-wheelcd boat, which can run
like scared Indian. We learn from
Capt. Brooks, that the Cope overlook the
Saint Paul at Point Douglass, and that
she went up to Saltwater. So it is now
certain the St. Paul will be here this
morning. If the heavens be propitious
it will be day Of general jubilee.
We append the following description
of her from the Galena Advertiser:
eve have published the boats dimen-
sions heretofore, and now refer to them
briefly only:
Length of Keel, 1872 l-2 feet.
Breadth of Beam, 20
Depth of Hold, 5l-2
Wheels in diameter, "a
Stroke, 6
Diameter Of Cylinders, Is l-2 inches.
The boat has saloon forward for the
the convenience of smokers, the bar, the
porter, and there is all opening into it,
also, from the clerks office. The Cen
tlemans' and Ladies' Cabin are elegantly
fitted up-the former with elegant arm
chairs, and the latter with mahogany
chairs, lounges and other costly furniture.
The whole length Of the floor of the
cabin is covered with superb tapestry
carpet. The walls and ceiling of the
cabin are beautifully enriched with gilded
cornices, mouldings, and other chaste and
tasteful ornamcntation. The State Rooms
are furnished with the best of mattresses
and bedding; the Barber's Shop is roomy,
light and convenient; the pantry gitters
with britannia and glass ware and every
thing appears TO have been contrivcd for
the special comfort and accommodation of
travellers. Below we find the machinery
is stout and strong, and we observe there
has been thorough mechanics about, as
we look into the detail of the construc-
ton of the hull and power of the boat
Capt. M. K. Harris informs us that he
has made some innovations upon the
method generally pursued in Mississippi
river boats that Immediately relate to the
C ,mforts Of the traveller. The officers Ct
the boat do not dine in the Cabin. The
passengers have three meals, at 7 A. NJ,
and l and 7 P. M. A preparatory bell
is rung 10 minutes before meal time in
the Ladies' Cabin, and dinner is served at
the sound Of gong. The officers Of the
boat eat in Texas, and have their meals at
6 A. NJ, IL NJ, and 6 P. NJ. This ar
rangement expedites matters generally,
and allows passengers more time at the
table, and gives up to them the exclusive
benefit of the cabin. We congratulate
the Messrs. Harris on the fine piece Of
river architecture they have built, and
the prospect that is opening for a heavy
trade with the Northwest. We wish
them all success, and commend Capt.
Harris and the Saint Paul to the patron
age Of the public"
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WORLDS FART

THESE cold days be dvested Of half their rgor BY
i investing q small amount for comfortable articles Of
dress, the worlds Fair We have every article cslcu
lated minister mans comfort and wouian's too-
which we are prepared sell cheap as ever,
little more 10. ". CCRRAN q co.
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R. H. MILLER & CO.,
Successors to N. Z. Janney & Co.,)
Wholesale and Retail Dealers II, China,
Glass and Earthenware,

Nc ID Main street, between Chestnut and Pine Streets,
s.. Louis, Missouri.
FfNUE subscribers call te attention N their
l. friends. and all who in want goods In their
line, TO the fast that they prepared receive them
the most liberal and accommodating terms, and have
hand, and now arriving. large and well assorted
stock Of Goods ordered expressly for this market,
prising the usual Varieties and many other articles
be met with elsewhere in Miyclty.
The long experience of principal (havng been thir-
unusual Inducements variety and quality VI stock.
Their stock CONSISTS in part Of
C, blue edged dipt, painted, printed, white granite
flown, blue and mulberry, earihenwarc;
Pure white, enameled, lusire, blue figured and gold
band, English china; white, gold band, and decorated
French 30;
All the varieties Of American. cut, plain and pressed
glassware, OF Eastern and Western MANUFACTURED;
German and bohemian giassware--a great variety;
English ID pipes; American pipes and pipe heads;
large assortment Of looking elegant apanned
tea-trayS, Of our own importaton;
Britannia coffee and tea pots, casters, pitchers, &C.,
great variety, of first rate quality;
large and elegant assortment of Cornelius h Co.'S cell
cbrated solar lard lamps, Chandeliers girandoes, &c.,
gilt olive and damaSk together with variety Of
articles not usually imported for this market.
Assorted crates packet for the country trade, in the
best manner, kept Constantly Oh hand.
Our goods in the best MANNER by careful and
experienced packers and may be transported distance
by wagon otherwise, without risk Of breakage. We
take pride In referring old customers,
packing and the good condition IN which our goods are
generally received.
March Is Il II. II MILLER ca.
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THOS. p. REED & CO.,

w Paul and the territory generally, that they have
just opened fresh and splendid stock of choice liquors
consisting OF the best quality Of brandies, gin, whskey,
rum wines, cider, &C. Also, groceries and provisions Of
every descriptions which they offer for sale the lowest
prices CASH Merchants and traders from the country
are respectfully invited TO give them q call.
10 Store Third street, door above Jackson.
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THE MAILS,

Of late, the mails have been irregular.
With regard to the Eastern, the bad
around the Lakes is the apollo
gy. 1t Is probable, that they were de-
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AT THE OLD STAND,
Third, between Jackson and Robert Streets, 81


r HAVE on hand stock OF Groceries, Liquors,
Pork, Flour, smcstic Dry Goods Queensware, Ready
Made Clothing, Hats, Caps Shoes &c., that will
pare favorably with any b,ought this market NJ
assortment Of Qnern>ware, especially, can recommend
the largest aud hest selected In the Territory Care
has been taken procure the latest styles be found in
the Eastern markets. To old customers, and all 9TH
ers, would respectfully say, call and examine am
determined to sell low for cash, an close my
stock BY the opening Of navigator. This Is s'sure
thing"
nov. 29-u. 8. II. SERGENT.
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NOTICE.

TIE notes, accounts, demands, etc, Of the Minnesota
Outht have been placed In my hands collection;
please call and settle. LA BABCOCK.
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WILLIAM TAYLOR.

BARBER AND HAIR DRESSER.
" AS built and fitted up Shaving Sa.
III loon, on 81 street, next door west of
the new Post Office in Saint Paul, up TO the
increasing luxury, style and elegance Of
the growing metropolis OF Al,nuesota,
where he will be happy to serve citizens
and strangers in St. Paul, in every branch
of his business, according to the best OF his
ability.
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ob winter strained lard oil; % bXs st. Louis brown
- soap; 10 bxs. star candles 25 bAs. mould candles
3 bxs. sperm candles, for sale at, FARRINGTON'S.
nov duff
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PAPER IIANGINGS.

W. s, COMBES, Con. OF ST. ANTHONY CAPITOL
STREETS, OPPOSITE AMERICAN House.
LAS just received new lot OF rich and beautiful pat
terms of parlor hall. and chamber wall papers, bor
ders curtain papers, and reboard prints, all Of which
will be sold lowest prices. Call aud the Franklin
Book Store.
nov. %.
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PLANT FRUIT TREES /!

MO good citizen, who has GROUNDS, for doing the same,
will fail TO plant an orchard thereupon. Orders
the best quality OF trees will be promptly to-
left at the warehouse Of the subscriber Jackson
near the landing.
dec. 6. E. MCLAGAN.
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NOTICE.

A LII persons interested, please take
IA notice that have been appointed by Court Of
Probate the County of Ramsey, administrator the
of John Steam, late of said county, deceased and
will attend to all claims or demands against his
tate. THOMAS p. REED, ed.
ST. Paul, March 30, 1852. 3m Administrator.
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WORLDS FAIR

NJ NOTWITHSTANDING the immense amount OF goods
that leave our establishment every day, dinnu-
ton percepble In the stock upon and
tiers. We constantly filling up, packages not
previously opensd-aldng articles and new STYLES, SD
that customers who do not visit us daily do know
what We have to offer them.
Dec. 10, 1851. N. CURRAN l. co.
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WORLDS FAIR.

CTRANGERS in town, II they wish 70 follow The fash
y ions Of the capital, will not forget to give u call.
Our large, and can prevent being suit
ed with any article wanted. Not 10 know the WORLDS
Fair is TO essrgue yourself unknown' so we hope
will 'fail to sees the prime necessity Of visiting
N. CURRAN Co.
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ST. PAUL HARDWARE STORE.

ST. PAUL HARDWARE STORE.
On Third Street two Doors below wabsshaw.
PNHE subscribers having received large additions to
L their former stock and assortment, prepared to
furnish any article in the hardware line small ad-
vance eastern prices. We shall keep hand large
stock Of Carpenters and Joncrs Tools House Trimmings,
Farming implements, Heavy Hardware, Saddery Hard
ware, Housekeeping Hardware, Lamps,
Fancy Goods, &c., &c.
Just received large lot Of Sleigh Bells kinds.
As we are dccrminedto scllLo and for CASH. ONLY,
purchasers will find to their interests call before buy
ing elsewhere.
J. McCLOuD, JR., & co.
Oct 9
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ARRANGEMENT FOR
49, 1852. -
GALENA AND MINNESOTA.
United STATES Mail Line.

Consisting of three first class boats:
NOMINEE, Capt. o. SMITH,
BEN CAMPBELL, Capt. NJ. W. LODwICK,
DIR. FRANKLIN, Capt. X. BLAKELY.
Leaving Galena,
The NOMINEE, Capt. O. Smith, Mondays at ~ o'clock
The DIR. FRANKLIN, Capt. r. Bakely, Wednesdays,
at IL O'Clock.
The BEN CAMPBELL, Capt. II. W. Lodwick, Fridays,
at IL O'Clock.
The above boats will regularly during the ensuing
Having the mail contract their punctuaity
be relied on. They will remain at st. Paul sufficiently
long enable passengers TO visit the Falls of ST. Anthony
For speed and ,nmoiation these boats unsur-
passed. and attention will be paid to Passengers and
Freight They will leave punctually the hour
The Nominee will make the trip to be out on
Sunday.
Goys shipped the agents St. Louis or Galena, to
60 by this line, will be forwarded free Of charge.
Gaena being the termin Of the great thoroughfares
leading westward from Chicago and Milwaukee, nearly
all the travel from the eastward destined for the Upper
Mississippi, takes passage by steamboat from this point
also, nearly all the steamboats, the Southern trade,
St. Louis and other below, into this port
for reshpment for points above.
AGENTS.
II r Sass, St Louis, Nelson, Gilbert & Co.,
II Campbell & Co., Galena Nelson's Landing.
G West, Dubuque, c X Read, Lake Pepin.
Langwor!hy, do ]. Hertzcll, Point Douglass,
A McGregor, Churchill Nelson,
Mc(iregor's Landing, Saltwater,
W Brisbols, p du Chen, W Babcock, St Paul,
F Cowles, Lansing, $ II Sergent, do
Campbell s. Smith, Russell & Rice, st Anthony
La Crosse, James Peck & Co., Chicago.
Galena Feb. 49, 1852. 26tf
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grog TO them cents drink and about twenty five
cents DRUNK, have associated myself with John Dew.
lin and viii carry the butcherng business
We may found at the old stand formerly occupied by
Mr.. Coulter and my brother; and early in the morning
our meatwagon may be found al! over town. expect
the custom OF all my old friends.
April 17--3m BERNARD ROGERS.
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REAL ESTATE NOTICE.

NE undersigned, having been APP
pointed Agents for the sale of Real Estate give no.
mat they have ten lots in Kittsons addition to Saint
aui, and six lots in Whitney's Smiths. AISO-Pour
ots IN the upper town, which they sell cheap on ap-
Phcation being made to them at their auction rooms
COLLINS & LULL,
- Auctloneers and Real Estate Agents,
st. Paul, April 10, 1852 3ON,f
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LAVENDER & MATTHEWS,
at The Red Shop on
NOTICE TO PRESUMPTION CLAIMANTS.

NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTION CLAIMANTS.
LAND OFFICE,
- Saltwater, April LIST, 1852.
HE following plats have this day been
received at this Office and placed on file to wit:
townships No. 81 49, 49, Al and AZ north range 20 west
:. " ~, ~ and 40 6 2l SC
-" as, 80 and 40 6. q, C
40, Al and 10 81
The above towns embrace the waters of Snake Pokee
anna, Kettle and portion of the ST. Croix rivers,
sitS A. VAN WORRIES, Register.
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MEAT VS.. GROG!
engaged in administering to

l. the appetite of the inner
man /; but deeming 1t more
advantageous to my fellow
citizens, as well as to myself,
to supply them with fresh,
tender steaks and fat surloins
Of Beef and Mutton, than to