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The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-02-19
PURETALLOW CANDLES,

RE manufactured by the subscribers and WARRANTED
N TO be Of the best quality, at IL cents by the boz.
For use, they actually worth twice much an,
other candles, sold for taiow Candles Saint Paul
Terms cash. Candies of manufacture be fount
at L. Fullertcns Store, ncay the junction of Thirs
and Bench streets, the OF Fort and alnu
streets.
NJ. CROFT,
A. KIRKPATRICK.
st. Paul, Oct 2, 1851. f TT go" 24-Sm
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AMERICAN HoIISE.

H1@ RODNEY PARKER, late Of the American
lsssW House, Lowell, Mass, having lease of the
large hotel at she upper end Of St. Paul, with
every thing in roper order for the convenient Of
eiers, boardes, families desiring fur,sed aPartm6
respectfully invites his friends and the public
him call, believing that ne do much for their
comfort Gun be expected "a country" not yet
supplied withsregular markets. 44-y
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H1CHCOX & KELLOGG,
Druggists, third street, 81. Paul.

~yE invite the particular attention Of buyers and
w Others, TO our large and varied Stock OF Winter
Goods yet remaining on hand, which de-
tefnined close out great sacrifice, in order
make room for new supply Of Spring Goods, which
WE arc expecting on the first boats Therefore those
wishing good Goods at low prices, would do well 10
call upon Immediately. We would here state to our
friends that our stock still comprises Winter Goods Of
all kinds, Carpetng, Groceries, Glass, QneenswaIe,
Clothing, Boots and Shoes, Window Shades DC. with
a handsome supply of Toys SOAPS and perfumeries.
ELFEIT & BROTHERS.
rSIl Esh
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CAruCARr 4 BROTHER.

south-west corner oil ROBERTS aud Third streets.
RE selling of the balance Of their Stock Of Wines
"A and Liquors nj cosi and charges, which is much
lower thxn they could be bought in Gslena.
Their Stock consists OF the following, viz Port ana
Malaga Wines, Brandies Of different brands pure
Holland Gin Swan brand also American BraRdies ane
Gins, Old Mong'a Whiskey, old Copper stilrd do.
Those wishing To purchase, would find it their ad
vantage call and examine before purchasing elss
where they close the above, and vii
offer great bargains for CASH
G, p,rl Eeh 10
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nNE Of the Oldest and finest Farms In the Territory
" Of Minnesota, known the "CARoTHERs' FARa,n
situated in Washington County, the Cottage Grove
road, about twelve miles from ST Paul This place ia In
the of thckly settled farming Community and
contains 100 acres, with about eighty under cult
vation fine wood and water privileges together with
farm house, barn. and other onttouses II is familiarity
known the Plumb Farm, and will be let indus
trous practical farmer upon easy and advantageous
terms. For further information, apply TO Gen. James
McC. BaaI. .t1 rr- tH
st. Paul, Nosember IL, 1851. 3ltf
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To Tps L...DIES OF ST. PAUL.

THE, L..DIEs OF ST. PAUL.
DEEPLy sensible o, mast .~'ors again invite your
H. attention to my Mf,LiN Ai EST -
LISHMENT. confidently asscrcd tina. can SHOW
you variety of materials and Trimmings thai Wa repay
inspection.
My facilities increased for supplying you with
the latest styles and hope be able meet every de-
rnand which taste and style may require.
My arrangements for the season, persuaded will
fully that to which the Ladies of Saint
Paul willing 10 contribute when punctuaity and
anxiety please blended with knowledge Of what
their excellent taste requires.
NJ. A. MARVIN.
Third Street ST. raul November 90, 1851. 81
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AYER'S CHERRY PECTOKAL.

II presenting this justly celebrated remedy to the
IL community, make no wild assertion Of lis chica-
cy, s any hope held to the afflicted which fact
do not Many proofs given from The first
in the nation, aud from the humblest They
selves. They have generally been given unsolicited,
an acknowledgement for relief from the suffering,
from the still sndabe of befetiting Others
IN distress Results continually showing that the
medicine fully sustans the best antcipations that
formed OF il, and the high reputation IL enjoys,
Tor the cure OF CoUGHs, Coz "a, INFLpENzA HoARsE
NESS, CRoVr, BRONCHITIS, INciPIESr CONSUMPTION,
and for the relief Of Consanptvc Patients in adv anctd
stages of the Disease
For sale by
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Exchange and Opposite Office Of
GEORGE w. HARRINGTON 4 CO.,
o. a,fhan.. Cf->~f 81 DooI
ST. anthony Street, 81. p,

MONEYS on deposite, and interest allowed on all
IVA SUMS deposited for three months and over.
Exchanges the principal cities East and south, for
sale.
Collections in any Of the States promptly attended to
investments made In Real Estate, otherwise, for
persons living OF the Territory, in the most advanta
geous manner.
Office hours, from 10 to II o'clock, and from to A
O'Clock SSH
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ST. PAUL AND ST. ANTHONY FALLS
-,, Two Daily Stages.

l., Two Daily Stages. F
VIII leave each place at Z A. NJ. and r. NJ.
SALTWATER. ST. PAUL AND ST. A NJ
-.s THONY FALLS.
DAILY STA0E.--Wi leave Saltwater and ST. Panl at
A. M and St Paul (each way with the ST..
Anthony Falls Stage, making a Daily Stage between
Saltwater and ST. Anthony Fails.
LIVERY STABLE,
Corner Of 9Th and Roberts SITS, Lower Landing.
Harness. Carriages, Bugges and Saddle Horses let
Passengers conveyed TO sill parts Of the Territory.
Parties of pleasure, coming to visit the Falls OF ST. An
hony and other places, will find much their inter-
call upon before applying elsewhere -...
JHorses bought, sold and exchanged.
TPOur terms low prices for ready cash. Positive
ly credit will be given. '
-< wILLOUGHBY, POWERS co.
ST. PAUL, NJ. T., May lst, le5l. 3-tf.
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sEALED PROPOsALs-


TWILL be received b the undersigned, through the
w Post Office till tie 9Th of March next, inclusive,
for furnishing the for and constructing each of
the following pieces Of work on Me road from Point
Douglass Fort Ripley, aEd the rend from the mouth
OF Swan river to Long Prairie, namely
A bridge across Coon Greek, with the necessary ex-
cavstions and entertainments Of It's approaches; y.
A bridge across Rum river with do
bridge EN- river with do
4 bridge ACROSS Little Fork creek with do
Two bridges across SwanIiser with do
These bridges, except that Rum river, to be
lde entirely Of white oak pine That over Rum river
will be niadethe abutments and pier of white oak
pine---the snperstructure Of Pine
The plans of the Bridges with the probable amount OF
excavation and embankment, and all other particulars
necessary full Of the work required will
be made known application at this Office.
Proposcrs expected the total smount for
which they will in each furnish the materials for
and build the bridges. The price Of the EARTH work
viii be Expressed by the cubic yard.
The time In which the work is TO be DONE will be, in
the case Coon creek Rock and Swan river, three
months from the date ofthe the OF Ell
river and Ram river, four months.
The proposals should be endorsed "BTdge Proposais
J. II. SIMPSON,
LIST Lieut.. Corps Of Top1 Engineers
Office Of the Gen'1 GovernDient roads, .
Ter. Min, st. Paul, Feb. 9, 1852.
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W. TT STJT-T-N1aV-

X EEPS the Gsena Store, next door to Rey & Far
IA mcr, Roberts st and desires TO have II known
mat he selling all srs of Groceries, Vegetables
other eatsbles, atwe cheap altogether Tor his
profit. Feb.
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CUEAPER THAN EVER;:

y CHEAPER THAN EVER!:
FUyfIE subscriber would respectfully the
citizens Of ST. Paul, and 'he OF mankind" that
he has received and selling the best stock OF goods
that be found In these asegips, certaa and will
continue sell cheaper, and at less profits than any in
this Territory, either Wholesale RETAIL for cash and
nothing shorter Ii consists, in part Of the following
DRY.GOODSs
large and very superior assortment Of Ladies' Fine
LANES, Thibet Cashmeres Preach Mernoes, etc Also
good assortment of shawls ves hoods scarfs gloves
Hosiery, MantIas, Iaces, Edgings Bonnet and Cap Rib
bons flowers pins, needles and combs Of great variety
Also, good stock Of
READY.MADE CLOTHING,
consisting OF overcoas, dress and rock coats, pants,
vests Jackets under aud overshrts knit aud flannel
drawers country made socks, etc. Also, extensive
stock Of
LADIES' SHOES AND BOOTS,
Of every variety and price; together with COED assort
men Of Gents MoToccos Cali Kip and Congress Boots,
Calf Kip, Gumei and Patent Leather shoes Boys
Youths Chdrens and Misses shoes and boots in great
abundance. Also, good assortment Of
HATS AND GAPS,
consisting of Fur, Cloh and plush caps for men, and
Cloth and glazed for boys; m silk aEs Buena Vista
Hats, &c. Together with good supply Of
QUEENSWARE AND GLASSWARE.
Hardware and Crilery Drugs and Medicines, Groceries
not been mentoned) will be sold extremely low for cash
Us are going of the trade In the spring PLEASE
examine our stock before making your purchases, sBc
you will be well paid for your trouble, ar we arc deter
mined to wage Of xcTminaon against high prices
Store Third street between Roberta and Jackson st
J r. NJ. SPENCER.
81 Paul November 1851.
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J. G. BURBANK WIZ. FANcETrE. II. n.
MINNIE sofa EXPRESS
p A q z e n a I'm aOn NJ su-uv n

PASSEN YER AND MAIL LINE.
EONNECTING at Galena with the American Ex-
~ press Company, TO and from Saint Paul and all the
principal towns and cities in the United States and Eu-
rope-sen-weekly over the and route Calena, with
branches the river for the convey ance OF Pas
sengers, 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 on the
whole route and transact business in every town Of any
Importance between Saint Anthony and Gacna both ON
the river and interior or land route.
The proprietors hold themselves responsible for all
moneys or goods exhausted to their care Passages
may sise depend upon being conveyed in speedy and
comfortable manner.
BrRBANK, FANcETrE & CO., Proprietor. :
Agencies and Offices. nI
Messrs. C.. II. RICE d. Co., ST. Paul. ..
81. J. ii. Stevens d Co, St. Anthony.
CHuRcHiLL * NELsoN, saltwater. ~.
.e,,,4 +. STEELE, Esq, Fort smelling. ~
J. NJ. WHALEY, Willow River. ii.
I'm. RuHLEE Co., Prairie La Crosse,
.,.- NJ B. W. BaIsBoIs, Prairie du Chen, !,
j. BaooKEs, ESD, Calena. ,-.
November IL, 1851. 81 e
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III. c. SANFORD,

ID bows the Saint Paul public
II and invites their attention 10 bis store next
door of the Po.toface, Thrds,ree, where they
can find him at business hours, ready TO sell them
DRY.GOODS,
Of every hescJpfion, including DaoA Lorsss S4Tf.
vers, Vrsfisos, snIsTixc lid smrrTiso. hts
-LFss -sndS5.AwSs, UbkFs and CRAvkrs, - -
CLOVES, HosBgRT, BRows and wgrrr
LISEss, LAcEs, RIsuoSs, 1oSG and
sosARE sukwLs BONNET Tn s, ALP kcAs, TnineT
CLorus, GIscRA&s, bELANEs, sihKs, WooLEs
iAss, Prisrs, in great variety, Thread Eigins
Wii<er studs, Tor men and boys, tnS.r
- skirts, Knit and Flannel DfawcTs
if Iuck and Y ara initiens, &c
His sock o. eaods very large enoracist all VIC new
Goods. Every person here find Just hat he wants,
and al prices which must suit the most rigid economist;
and nc can rest assured that every article will turn sns
READY-MADE CLOTHING.
Of every description, up expressly for this market
and Tor this season. constantly hand cheap for ready
pay and nc sale without lie has co"Plete sssort-
~ FIR EsH FAMILY GROCERIES,
consisting in part Of Old Hyscu Young Byson and Black
Teas, iasurs, Jaws and Rio Cores, N. O.. Cr,sl,ed
Loaf and Pulver1ed Sugars, Spices, Pepper, Cloves.
Nutmegs, Csssia Rice Rssns salerasus, starch soap,
Chewing and smoking Tobacco, Candies, OIL fiEh, eye
.ta, BOOTS AND SHOES.
New, beautiful and approved styIcs for Ladies' and
misses; Cents Congress Boots, Calf do, Of the latest
patterns; boys boots and shoes, ETC.
HAIRS AND Cars, in great variety.
WINES, LIQ UORS, AND CIGARS,
large assortment, such Holland GIN, Brandy Of ss
ferens brands, Malaga Wine Pure Juice do;
81 cToia Rum, Jamaica do; Irish Whisky, BurguSav
100000 Cigars, Of every variety.
| PORK and FLOUR constantly on hard, IN large
Mn sen5fords stock 10 large and :ie viii be roceivss
New Seeds constantly in order to keep hts Assortment
Fsy 80 cheap ~ they can be purchased elsewhere Give
hin call. November, Is5i--3-aSyj
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BOTTLES

rs IL for people 10 expect prosperity who piActce inc
/ had ecouo,ny Of buying wretchcd sale boots and
shoes when they can find gcnuine custom made work;
both xswed and peszed women's shoes. sentiemens
coarse ara ne boots custom made, hsnor OF the
hest material neat door DR.. Barbours Apotheesry
shop and nearly opposite the Pest 0ace on Third street,
ST. Pas where you may always hnd resy 70 ,.ss s"ar
measure, when In. 80 soh" 1cirr.
r. s. Prices I'm calf boots, % 90, s.csnd qailsy,
IS 80; best kir, 81 scy best bsossns, - 90. 49,
Jaw. q. eit
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STATIONERY.

DLANK BOOKS of a variety, of sizes, memoranda
ID books, Drawing, Foolscap, letter. and Note paper;
Envelopes fancy and plsu drawing and other pencils,
pens, ink, &c, for sale by w. s. COMBS,
Bookseller and Statiorrr, cencrof Saint Anthony and
Capitol Streets, opposite the American House
November q, 1851. S2y
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CARPET WEAVING,

= = CARPET WEAVING.
TUyHE SUBSCRIBER at The corner Of Fifth and Nib
nesota Streets, ST Paul, Is prepared To rag.
Carpets, equal in appearance 10 ingram Carpets al a
very low price, Any sort Of old garments may be used
up economically in this way, than in any other;
and there is scarcely family that may NOT, short
time, enough in this way, for handsome and ure-
bic carpet, EDWARD NJ WALTERS.
January ], 1859. i-tFt f- Jy
3. Carpets hand for sale; and oil Of Rags
bought GER exchanged for Carpets fa4
- ~ WRAPPING. PAPER -
ar ALL sizes rsed by DruSgisu, Grocer, &c, for
~ saie esicac bysss COxBS, ~
Next Socr 70 fsr6r gfca's
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NOTICE.

A II. rERsoNS having unsettled sceearts With y.
"A f.. FULLER, are hereby Notified that shey
must call saA adjust the same BY the aesh of ths sssE
$780, s.<..y- 49,. - u. =. Fup-LEQ
aasrt Psui. pseemssw (, sts1. SOL
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THE NEW-STORE.

On Third street, Gate Tracxs.)
rs Offering perhaps, the most hattering inducements
customers, Of any establishment north Of g.. Louis.
Ladies and gentlemen, walk right straight in. We cannot
show you all Goods ia one day; but we will show
enourh a insure your coming again.
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SLEIGH BELLS!.
= Double body straps,

= Double body straps,
Single do do
ID, Loose bells, all sizes.
to sell low for Cash only,
Gods in the Eastern markets
TO purchasers that
!. McCLOUD, Jr., & CO.
p1-Er,
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Feb. L..
DCy CNVHfCD

A RE offering Hams, Sugar, Tea, Cofac, Nails and all
IA other Family Groceries prices very low, that
they dislike mention them In print for fear ofpjurins
the well established credit sf the Pioneers
FEB. IL. 3-2t.
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EXPR ESQ NOTVCE
DOWN RIVER MAIL.

DUVV
XKyILLOUGHBN u POWERS now proprietOrs
w of the Down River Mail Line between st. Paul.
Prairie du Chen and (aena and will make regular
trips each week. TO wit leaving st. Paul on Mondays
and Thursdays at O'Clock A. NJ and Prairie da Chen
days and the hours; through in four
and half days Fare Sl2 90.
Jan. %, 1852
GTATIONERE.-The members Of the Legislature
- will find fine assortment Of stationery at
W. ). COMBS Book Store,
Next door to Farrington's brick.
Saint Paul, Jan. 8, 1852. SS-n
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WHITNEY'S
DAGUE X r Fan GAL LERf,

Nv UVL IIIO ID . II]DI~'O,
Corner Of Third and Cedar Streets, st. Paul
vNNHIs Establishment built by the proprietor
n pressly for taking
DAGUERREOTYPE
And is furnished with the best Instruments, Apparatus
and Chemicals aud extensive assortment 81 stool
The ARRANeEMKNT OF LIGHT Is NEW, and believed e
be any other for producing uniformly bold
pictures No pains viii he spared to give satisfaction &c
those who may favor the proprietor with thct patron
age. Paintings Engraving and Dasuerrcotypes COPIED
In best Particular attention paid to taking
Ikenesscs Of sick or deceased persons.
Instructions given in the Art.
stock and Apparatus for sa1s.
The public are respectfully invited to call and
specimens. ). L. WHITNEY.
November, ISL -.@. 52y
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DEYAEMAN FISHER,
a ed ER RMnNT IOIISE chsfrf

A r the celebrated REMONT HOUSE. Bench street,
"A Saint Paul, are prepared TO receive bOARDERS at
$500 per week, day -boarders without lodging al
e2,50. They also keep Bar supplied with prime Ii
quors and cigars; and will be ready all times day and
night TO provide gentlemen ladies' with any refresh
ments they want, that then ia market; such
pigs et oysters, sarJines, tripe, venson, buffalo
and woodcock, partridge prairie grouse, and whatever
they can find at the time being III market.
June IS, 1851 t t l0-ly
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BILLS OF EXCHANGE.
A ND DRAFTS on all parts Of the United States, al
n the Ohicc Of the Mnr sscis' Outft, by
Msy /, 1881. CHASs w. BORUr.
9-H.
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BOARDING HOUSE.

IN. RLES CREEK has opened Boarding
IIosse-n the wcsss end o. me celebrated Fremont
gers and Boarders as eoostab nc possibly can, at
$500 per week. ~.-4e' W. A''A' '~'
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My name is MOrFEF. My Boarding House is on
1Vl Jackson Street, nt the lower end OF Saint Paul To
find it, keep straight up from the steamboat landing,
TO the sign Of Triangle At tenofth end Of The bridge
My house large and for prompt payment every week,
intend to furnish good fare at the very lowest price
LOT MOFFET.
Nav Sly.
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FRENCH q COLLINS,
Auction and Commission House,

ral, AfNFtP1UL1, MNNESOI'A TEX. ta
"AvING received an Auctioneer's Cotnnaisson from
j the Cove Of Minnesota Territory, the nntlcr
signed have opened an Auction and Commission House
ON Third-strcet, Jackson, where win sell on
Commission Groceries, Dry Goods, Furniture, and all
superior advantages ri ST. Paul. market will be- sui
icent induccmcnt fer business men and manuiac.prers
at Distance to send their goods to be sold
mission private SALE aaation. Our charges
moderate.
NIB. Particular Attentions paid the buying and ell
saltwater. ..t sts,~- A. Is. FRENCH,
f. E. COLIlNS
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400 Pair, lleayyLinea PA ITS x a. Si]1s pei
! 4 Case NEW PRINTS, opened to-da,-price
! i cents yard, at the WESTERN EMPORIUM.
onA Kegs, l-2 Kegs, and IA Kegs Duponrs Gun
AOO powder in the magazine Fer sale nj the
., WESTERN EMPORIUM.
Ok Kegs PICKLES, in Cider Vinegar, put mp in
<O and gallon KEGS, o extra article, ut the
WESTERN EMPORIUM.
RDATENT Platform Counter Scales. For sale at the
WESTERN EMPORIUM.
WIN. III. WEIGH,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR At LAW.
COMMISSIONER for the State of Michigan. Office
~ in lrvne's brick building, near the American.
st. Paul, January G, 1852. 3sy
FOR SALE.
m DU Shells of Corn, 800 IL, Oats by
OOO III. c. SANDFORD,
Third street, near the Post Office.
Has determined to clear his Store of Dry Goods
tircy, and deal in Groceries only.
He is therefore, ready sell his Dry Goods etc, at
unprecedeny low prices, with aview 10 clean sweep
For bargains, inquir Of SANFORD.
ST. Paul, Feb. 5, l652. 42-it.
EXPRESS NOTICE
MIR. BURBANK will leave Sc. Paul for Gaena as
WI Messenger, every other Monday commencing the
seth inst.
The Company have made arrangements with Messrs.
Cerwth OF GaIena by which persons wishing remit
money England, Ireland Germany, can be accom-
modated.
BURBANK, FAwCETTE & co.
ST. Paul, Feb, 5, 1852. i2-tf
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ST. PAUL HARDWARE STORE,


ST. PAUL HARDWARES STORE, es
On, Taird street, t,ro doors petow Jya5a,hau.
VVHE subscribers having received large additions 10
their former stock and assortment. prepared to
furnish any articles in the HARDWARE line at sn'nli
advance on Eastern prices. We shall always keep On
hand a large stock Of . s.ftt AZ
CARPENTERS AND JOuNERs' TOOLS,
Bench and moulding Planes, sockc, & trimer chsels
Hand, panel and rip saws, Goages, roles sq,faros
Compass, tenon webb do Gnages and beyiis
Adzes, hammers and halciiets, lluinb aud Levels,
Auger,, braces and bits Wood&iron bench screws,
Chalk lines, speols, etc. etc.
HOUSE TRIMMINGS. s#
Locks la,sds. and bos.~ House bells and Carriages
Butts and screws all sizes Hooks &atapics, padocks
Bell pulls and door Knockers Hat and coat hooks, etc
FARMING IMPLEMENTS. - ~
s,,oyels spades and ho<s ~ Jerks aud grain cradles.
Rskes thes and snaths, Cardcn Fakes, hoes, etc.
HEAVY HARDWARE.
Mill and cross cur saws, Nails, braas and spikes,
Axe sand axe helves, Stone hammers and picks
Cast steel, all sizes, Msttocks and wedges,
Blister and German, do do, Iron wire, sill sizes,
Ok log and trace chains, Iron nvets and kettle ears
Anvils and hammers, Well wheels, jack screws
Cow sheep and OK bells Grindstones, friction rollers
Wrought nails stceyarts. Hooks and hinges, washers
Circular all Sizes Bake ovens, skillets, etc
SADDLERY HARDWARE.
Hamcs pad trees etc, Brass and slv'd cnts
Roller buckles, harness do, Brass nails rosettes,
Brass pad hooks and terre Sna6ers and mnleen bits,
Japd do do do Swiyeis and pad screws,
Brass and silvd rings, Thread avis varnish, etc
Japd rein and breast snaps, Brass and iron strrus etc
HOUSEKEEPING HARDwARE,LOOK-
ING GLASSES, LAMPS, FANCY
GOODS, GC., &C.
Teble& dessert knves& forks Sad irons and stands,
Plated forks d butter knives, Boilers and suucepens,
do table and spoons, Brass kettles, pie plates,
Brittana and iron do do, Dust pans spittoons,
Blasting spoons and ladies' Brass, iron jap'd candks
Cake turner's waffle irs ns Waite RS ddsnutfer trays
Spring balances chopg knives Curtan pins, bands etc
Looking glasses, all sizes, Iantherns AID lard Lamps
Solar Lamps, do do Brassd iron show lsA tonys,
Side and hanging, do, Brittania ware,
Tea bells, selves, ETC., Gridirons and tea kettles
Wood SAWS and chopg axes, Coffee mills, ETC.
Pen and pocket knives, Shaving soap, brushes, etc
Razors, scissors and shears, Combs, purses, etc.,
Powder horns, TASKS, ETC., spectacles, etc,
Bullet Guilds, gun tubes.
SLEIGH BELLS: SLEIGH BELIIS!:
Martirgale straps 80 bells, = Double body straps,
do do IS do Single do do
Neck do rough and polished, Loose bells, all sizes.
As determined to sell low for Cash only,
facilities for obtaining goods in the Eastern markets
vii! enable 10 offer Inducements TO purchasers that
cannot be fourd elsewhere.
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